Screamin' and Hollerin' the Blues (Charley Patton) ~ performed by Tom Feldmann

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Guitar: Mule Tricone - www.muleresoph...
Strings: DR Strings, Veritas Phos Bronze - drstrings.com/

[@kaecake9575]

Thank you, for keeping Charlie heard after 100 years.
Its relevant to this day 👍

[@brianfoskett4410]

AWESOME! Have you ever performed this behind your back at a BBQ HOEDOWN for the full effect?

[@PlayCountryBlues]

You ever try lifting a resonator over your head?

[@brianfoskett4410]

@@PlayCountryBlues No, But I have played my Fouke Metal Lap Steel in this manner. I appreciate your work.
Thanks

[@FloydBeaumont]

Gee, this is SO good! 🫢 Love the percussive part, too.

[@PlayCountryBlues]

Thanks!

[@metta8917]

Hubba, hubba.

[@adriblasco54]

Muy buen trabajo

[@brady_pearson]

Tri cone sounding great Tom, I need to grab me one, I have a single cone 14 fret from Republic Resonators in Austin, TX

[@almost489]

Thanks Tom, you have so much to offer. Perfect example of Charley Patton and your love for the music shows

[@DeltaJazzUK]

Absolutely brilliant. Thanks for sharing (the reso sounds good too!)

[@reinaldobrero8927]

Excellent ! Steel guitar ? Money ?

[@SlimDavenport]

Excellent, now I gotta learn it myself from your Patton DVD at the Grossman Workshop.

[@PlayCountryBlues]

That was the hardest series to do. Lots of poor audio where your not 100% sure what was being played.

[@iforget8716]

I love your interpretations of Charley Patton songs! Hope to see more in the PCM lessons 😉 Although I admit i’m still struggling with the timing of Elder Green.

[@PlayCountryBlues]

I taught a ton of CP tunes for Stefan Grossman’s Guitar Workshop about 8yrs ago. I will be adding more to PCB site in the near future.

[@tripp8833]

hello Tom. Thank you for this. Do you use a metronome to practice? how do you work on timing? thanks

[@PlayCountryBlues]

I’ll use a metronome to practice occasionally. Mainly the day before I record. My thumb is keeping time. Everything in centered around that. So, just playing everyday, a few hrs a day, is how I’ve developed my timing.

[@zappa6366]

what tuning are you using? great video, really well done!

[@PlayCountryBlues]

Thanks! Spanish tuning.

[@Galdust]

What a performance! Thanks for sharing :)

[@PlayCountryBlues]

Thanks!

[@frankmirra8243]

Wow Tom!!!! You never cease to amaze me.

[@PlayCountryBlues]

Thanks Frank!

[@mjohnkirton]

Excellent, one of the best Patton covers ever!

[@PlayCountryBlues]

Thanks!

[@rodjones117]

Another top performance! However... *is* that a tricone? Doesn't look like one...

[@PlayCountryBlues]

It is a Tricone. They use a single cone cover plate.

[@rodjones117]

@@PlayCountryBlues Wow - does it have a regular biscuit bridge then?
Having a certain amount of difficulty getting my head round that from an engineering point of view..Sounds great though...

[@PlayCountryBlues]

@@rodjones117 yup, regular biscuit sits on top of the T piece that connects the cones. www.muleresophonic.com/photo_albums/1984312/photos/2516402

[@rodjones117]

@@PlayCountryBlues Wierd idea but like I say it sounds good.
(Must be the player...)

[@PlayCountryBlues]

@@rodjones117 It's a genius idea...best reso on the market in my opinion. The National tricone T bridge cover plate is a miserable experience.