I love Bluegrass and Old Timey stuff! Especially how you make it for one person to be able to sound complete. Please more of these! The style and approach is awesome and I appreciate the help! Thank you! 👍
Love the Bluesy licks thrown in for good measure. Been playing Bluegrass for 47 years, and I never get tired of being surprised with someone else's approach.
Iv Been lissing to blue grass music since a kid never thought id have a shot at this music love it All of brian's Lessons are indepth and relaxed thank you Brian
Love when you do these bluegrass lessons Brian. Merry Christmas to you and your family and thanks for another amazing year of lessons. Best value on the net!
Brian, what a wonderful tutorial. I've never considered trying to play Bluegrass before but the way you teach and the way you play has made me determined to give it a go. Now all I need is a Martin D28 ! Many thanks again, you now have a new convert.
Thanks Brian for a excellent Lesson!! I should comment More cause I like your passion for guitar and the way you teach is really good! I Appreciate the time you spend making your videos and your Enthusiasm is Fantastic and it Rubs Off all the way around the world Too!
Thanks for this video. I’m a good fiddler and i play 4 string banjo in 5ths, so picking the notes isn’t a problem and although I’ve always played a bit i just have no idea how to move around on the guitar..This video has really helped me map out the bottom of the neck of the guitar and my hands are moving much more instinctively. I think this has really opened something up for me.
Nice pickin mate! Reminds me of when i first learned the bluegrass lick from Happy Traum homespun tapes... I was 13, and that lick, opened a new world to me! You are doing something way more complex, but it's clear to see the lineage! Nice work....
Brian, I love learning this! Lately, I've been working on "I know a little" (by Lynyrd Skynyrd), and while I've got the notes down, I still can't play it quite fast enough. This is a great piece to help me get there, I think. Even though it's not that fast, my tendency would be (for this piece) to want to "hang out" on each chord a little longer. This piece helps me get used to playing a riff and moving on to the next chord/riff! (I know it's not the same, but I be guess it's like that AC/SC song helping you with alternate picking, lol.) I live this myxilidian sound! While learning this, I got caught up experimenting with the sound, and I made up another, different song! I love playing it, and the way it sounds! It has inspired me to make up some lead to play along with the catchy rhythm sound. Anyway, this one your lesson is about is an excellent practice piece, one that inspires me! Thanks, as usual! 👍 👌
Another great lesson. I’ve been a premium member for years and would like to see if someday you might make a video on how to best use the tab viewer and other things on the Active Melody site. There is so much wonderful information but, I don’t know really where to start. I know how to use them (sort of) but, I think it would be greatly appreciated by me and I’m sure other members too if you could explain how best to use hem. I hope that makes sense. Thanks. Jim
I really love your videos and I am a paying member of Active Melody. You have opened many doors for me. However, aren't you sliding into the major 3rd of G from the flat 3rd ?
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Merry Christmas to all guitar players that come here weekly to enjoy Brian's music. Love from Belgium. Peace to the world.
My favorite lessons are these American roots music that you can play on your own. Merry Christmas, Brian 🎄 🎸 🇨🇦
Love your relaxed demeanor in this lesson, Brian! It truly feels like a private lesson and - thanks for the thunderstruck exercise idea! ⚡️😃⚡️
I love Bluegrass and Old Timey stuff! Especially how you make it for one person to be able to sound complete. Please more of these! The style and approach is awesome and I appreciate the help! Thank you! 👍
Love the Bluesy licks thrown in for good measure. Been playing Bluegrass for 47 years, and I never get tired of being surprised with someone else's approach.
i really appreciate your bluegrass lessons. would love to see more content in this genre. cheers
Iv Been lissing to blue grass music since a kid never thought id have a shot at this music love it All of brian's Lessons are indepth and relaxed thank you Brian
Love all these lessons we can play by ourselves. 👍
Love when you do these bluegrass lessons Brian. Merry Christmas to you and your family and thanks for another amazing year of lessons. Best value on the net!
Amazing lesson and video. You made some things click in my mind. Thank you.
Brian, what a wonderful tutorial. I've never considered trying to play Bluegrass before but the way you teach and the way you play has made me determined to give it a go. Now all I need is a Martin D28 ! Many thanks again, you now have a new convert.
Damn, Brian. What a beautiful old Martin guitar! And this lesson after listening to and being humbled by David Grier!
You are the man!! Explained well, makes me want to get my guitar off the wall follow you on this.
Sounded so fine....Love Brian's lesson demonstrations...
A great lesson - really well illustrated and explained!
Great lesson! I love it
Merry Christmas, Brian to you and your family! ...You've provided great guitar tips throughout the year for thousands of us!
Been working on my bluegrass for a while now. Perfect timing!!
great concept. Definitely a good grounding point to just use the ear on 5 notes
Thanks Brian for a excellent Lesson!! I should comment More cause I like your passion for guitar and the way you teach is really good! I Appreciate the time you spend making your videos and your Enthusiasm is Fantastic and it Rubs Off all the way around the world Too!
thank you 🙏
Nice looking stereo system and vinyl record collection Be great to do a future video on it.
Good timing on this one ... just saw Billy Strings last weekend! Definitely want to learn some bluegrass now
Thanks for this video. I’m a good fiddler and i play 4 string banjo in 5ths, so picking the notes isn’t a problem and although I’ve always played a bit i just have no idea how to move around on the guitar..This video has really helped me map out the bottom of the neck of the guitar and my hands are moving much more instinctively. I think this has really opened something up for me.
Brilliant! Lovin it. Getting this one down for sure.
Fantastic riffs as always. I do these fingerstyle.
Thank you for this great lesson. Merry Christmas and much sucess in 2024!
We LOVE you Brian!
Nice pickin mate! Reminds me of when i first learned the bluegrass lick from Happy Traum homespun tapes... I was 13, and that lick, opened a new world to me! You are doing something way more complex, but it's clear to see the lineage! Nice work....
Merry Christmas, Brian. I know what I’m working on this weekend!
What a strange coincidence, the frames match the top! Very nice tutorial! Thank you Brian!
it really is a coicidence!
😀@@activemelody
love that runs, thx Brian
Brian, I love learning this!
Lately, I've been working on "I know a little" (by Lynyrd Skynyrd), and while I've got the notes down, I still can't play it quite fast enough.
This is a great piece to help me get there, I think. Even though it's not that fast, my tendency would be (for this piece) to want to "hang out" on each chord a little longer. This piece helps me get used to playing a riff and moving on to the next chord/riff!
(I know it's not the same, but I be guess it's like that AC/SC song helping you with alternate picking, lol.)
I live this myxilidian sound!
While learning this, I got caught up experimenting with the sound, and I made up another, different song!
I love playing it, and the way it sounds! It has inspired me to make up some lead to play along with the catchy rhythm sound.
Anyway, this one your lesson is about is an excellent practice piece, one that inspires me!
Thanks, as usual! 👍 👌
Another great lesson. I’ve been a premium member for years and would like to see if someday you might make a video on how to best use the tab viewer and other things on the Active Melody site. There is so much wonderful information but, I don’t know really where to start. I know how to use them (sort of) but, I think it would be greatly appreciated by me and I’m sure other members too if you could explain how best to use hem. I hope that makes sense. Thanks. Jim
I second that.
You're great 👏👏
Great lesson! Thank you.
Who teaches/explains better than Brian? Love these videos.
I love it, thanks sir❤
Thanks Brian...you're the best.🙏
That was great
I really love your videos and I am a paying member of Active Melody. You have opened many doors for me. However, aren't you sliding into the major 3rd of G from the flat 3rd ?
Sir you are fevorite teacher how can I learn from you
Merry chrismas to all guitar players from Spain !
Love you Sir....n Merry Christmas..
Love from INDIA❤
It's à D28 the guitar ? I LOVE THE SOUND...
yes
Nice! Thank you!
Love your videos thank you
Hey Brian, what year is that excellent old Martin D-28? She's a beauty and has a tremendous sound. Cheers!
1956
Primeiro a comentar. Bravo, mestre, o Brasil lhe adora.
so helpful
what miic do you use for your videos?
How many centimeters is the pick you are playing bluegrass?
I play .73.....if this should help you.... seems fairly flexible
Nice
Keep Yammering bro , i like it , just put da banjerr in tune 🎠🦕🤺
Please? what reed do you use?
@@joelsobreirasobreira4028 wrong instrument bud
When you actually study bluegrass its VERY repetitive.... but bloody difficult!
Fala demais
Dude you talk way too much, want to learn some bluegrass not listen to you Yammer
go somewhere else then - i'll yammer all i want
@thetriple they/them - GET BENT! this is a LEARNING environment!
Fantastic