How Does He Play Acoustic This FAST?
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2022
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Jake Workman is one of the best flatpickers to every pickup a guitar. Since seeing him perform on the CMA's in 2018 with Ricky Skaggs I was blown away, and he became one of my favorite players.
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Hey Rhett, love the video man! I'm the banjo player in the CMA clip. That was such a fun day and it felt like we had dropped off the back of Mars compared to the rest of the music that night. I'm really glad that clip helped you find Jakers, he's my favorite guitar player I've ever worked with. No speed is too fast and no melody is too complex... He just nails it to the wall night after night! Reach out if we're ever in your area and come out for a big dose of bluegrass!
Russ Carson
I also first discovered Jake from the CMA clip in 2018. I saw it on Bluegrass Today, which stated, "watching Jake Workman with Kentucky Thunder show hundreds of thousands of guitarists around the world that they have a lot of catching up to do was quite memorable." My life changed that day! 😃 Not only is he a living legend but the most excellent and encouraging teacher in the world, with an unmatched right hand and stunningly creative note choices. There's no show on the road like Kentucky Thunder!!!! By the way @81crowe, we're well overdue for some more backstage or tour bus Jake & Russ footage!!!
Russ 👍 you are in the same league of the banjo pickers. Your dynamic playing an accuracy on the 5 string is a step ahead of the rest ✊
beast
Dude, you are awesome.....I'm from New Zealand, and grew up in a country music region of the deep south, and regularly attended our version of the CMA, the Gold Guitar Awards, and grew up with my father's record collection that included Chet Atkins, Glenn Campbell, Django, Joe Pass, Jose Feliciano, the Eagles, Linda Rhonstadt, Dolly Parton, amongst others, and have always enjoyed them all.
Again, great playing, and to stand on the Nashville stage, in THAT COMPANY....you're so obviously at the top of your game.....much respect to you, from this old 'kiwi' picker. I pray God bless you all, and protect you.🙏🙏🙏🙏😎😎😎👈🏼👈🏼👈🏼👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏
Russ you also a monster player ❤
Jake was my 1st banjo teacher and convinced me to pick up the guitar back in 2014. He is not only a great guitarist but one of the nicest people you'll ever meet.
Jake’s my teacher too!
He’s frickin awesome!!
@@thekipster
He teaches me too!
Really like these videos where you're putting the spotlight on players. So many good players out there, you could make a long series and never cover the same ground twice. Bluegrass and Americana is a great place to start, with players like Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle, Sierra Hull, and so many more relatively young players.
Come check the bands in Pdx 🤘🤘
Super secret band
Jay si proof
Lost ox
Scott pemberton
Tyrone Hendrix
Charlie Brown 3
They told me at Carters, that they call him 'one take Jake'......no matter which guitar they hand him! Thanks for bringing light to him and Trey!
Jake is for real. I don't think anyone in the bluegrass flatpicking community can play faster, or cleaner, and the content that he plays. I first met and picked with him maybe 15 years ago or more when he was competing at Winfield for a few years. He sounds just as good when he plays slower too. He isn't "just" about playing fast. Good guy too, glad to see him get some attention.
This is so true!
Even if bluegrass is not your style of music, one has to appreciate that level of skill.
how can you not enjoy it? Genuinely curious.
I never thought I’d see Rhett geeking out over bluegrass but I’m all here for it. Awesome vid
Just played a gig with my bluegrass band tonight - these guys are legends to us, and we're always amazed and inspired by them. Thanks for calling attention to such a great musician (and person)!
Back in the early 1980's while playing in a cover band, we were mostly rock and hard rock. Our singer invited me to go with him to a bluegrass festival on one of our only weekends off. I almost didn't go but he talked me into it and I'm so so glad he did. I've been a fan every since then. Some of the greatest musicians you'll ever see is in bluegrass. Not in a arena wearing leather and playing thru a marshall. Granted there are some great players but they get outclassed by old boys playing flattops
Yep you gotta respect the shredders in both genres.
Not only a monster player but a fantastic teacher. I did a few lessons with Jake over the pandemic and I've never made more progress in a shorter amount of time. Super nice guy and really knows how to break things down and communicate things. Highly recommend it if you want to get more into flat picking and bluegrass playing in general.
I’ll second that. Such a humble guy and he is a real good, patient teacher. I am fortunate to have had several lessons with Jake
Yea the high end Bluegrass flatpickers are on another level. You should check out Molly Tuttle or Billy Strings if you like that kind of thing
I believe this is one of your best and seriously informative videos, man. I grew up in East TN and Texas,. Been a singer songwriter and all that goodness, but its the way he plays with his whole being; so relaxed and steady breathing, concentration but not intensity. These are the things that are the difference between great and 'greatness'. This was awesome, Rhett. cheers.
Rhett, thank you for doing this video and hilighting flatpicking and bluegrass music. Bluegrass is often overlooked and yet there are many fantastic musicians playing in bluegrass bands.
fast, clean, accurate alternate picking to me remains the ultimate challenge as a guitarist. there are some jazz guitarists who are amazing at this but this guy is simply next-level. I'm always blown away by the skill of top level bluegrass musicians
Check out my post with other next level flatpickers
I got a few lessons with Jake in the last year, and man. He helped me break through some ruts and take my playing to the next level. Saw him at the Birchmere in VA with Kentucky thunder as well, and man, what a show.
I started following Jake about a year ago. The CLEANEST player I’ve ever seen.
I’ve been playing 47 years, most of that time professionally, I did the whole music school thing, studied guitar, taught etc but after seeing videos of Jake, I wanted hear directly from him how he developed his technique, so I took a couple lessons from Jake, one online, one in person and just like others have said, he’s an absolutely phenomenal guitar player, his technique is off the charts and he’s a super nice down to earth person. If I lived closer , I’d take more lessons. It was well worth the cost of the lesson. There also is one unknown guy named Aubrey King that stands out in this style that I suggest everyone do a UA-cam search for. He’s another excellent player worth hearing.
Thanks Brett for putting a spotlight on the BG flatpickers. There are many hot flat pickers today that are truly outstanding. I have been in a BG bands for almost 15 years. I enjoy your videos, along with Guthrie Trapp, Tim Pierce, Jake of course plus Zeb Snyder. We have grown to include some swing, classic country and rock with BG instrumentation. Thanks for all you do!
Worked with Skaggs many times... monster player. And anyone in his band is the best of the best!
LOVE LOVE LOVE !! I've commented a few times about some of the awesome Talent of some of the country players out there on RB's videos and have even sent a couple of emails with no responses about some of the great talents. THANK YOU Rhett !!!!
When Ricky hit the airwaves in the 80s he was a phenom compared to just about everybody before him. If you can play guitar in Ricky's band, you've got skills.
Ain't that the truth!
You ain’t kidding! When he hit mainstream everyone was amazed. Dude has TALENT!
What a great video. Thanks for the introduction to an impressive talent. And I appreciated your analytical take on the interesting features of Jake's technique and style.
Thanks for taking the time to cover these amazing musicians!
Flatpicking like this came to my playlist when I noticed Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle. The skill us just something out of this world! Have to check more from this guy now =)
Billy Strings is great, I like his vocals too!
Check out Doc Watson and Tony Rice. You will not be disappointed.
@@jasonharvey3747 Everybodys gotta know Watson =) Gonna check the other guy, thanks!
Jake Workman is the truth man. I got to take a lesson with him while I was in Nashville a few weeks ago and he is a fantastic teacher as well, which is what drew me to him.
Another incredible thing to consider... everything Jake plays is improvised on the fly. We're not talking about learning some series of "licks" run together or a piece of practiced music "note-for-note". It's all him composing a solo on the spot at after-burner speeds every time.
Again Rhett, thank you for another awesome video. I never would’ve come across Workman’s playing. Thank you! Real treat.
Videos like this and your dobro slide videos are why I love this channel. Watching you grow as a musician and not just a guitarist, has been a joy and inspiration. Most UA-camrs stay in their pocket, but that gets less entertaining. Keep balancing your channel material out for us music lovers. The guitar greats from the 70s have very wide backgrounds of music education. Jimmy Page’s influences are not just tied to blues, but many different styles. That is how he cultivated his sound. Keep highlighting old and new musicians to help guitarists find their sound along with your own.
Such a GREAT segment Rhett! Thank you!
He makes this look so effortless. His playing compliments Country music and makes it so much more interesting and lively than without. Great showcase of a musician!
This is not country music, this is Bluegrass.
The bass string followed by the chord notes thing is called Bum-ditty
Great video showcasing a living legend like Jake!! He has super human talent
Huge Ricky Skaggs fan! Never took the time to look this guy up but now I will. Thanks for sharing Rhett.
Best video you ever posted. Yeah human levels of playing is an understatement. He flatpicks like hes playing a banjo.
He’s a great teacher. I’ve been taking from him this year and the amount of knowledge he has and ability to convey it is amazing!
Killer video, Rhett!!! I just got back from Nashville a few weeks ago for an amazing guitar camp / retreat with Tommy Emmanuel and friends… besides Tommy just absolutely melting everyone’s face off🔥😂, Trey Hensley and Rob Ickes (Dobro) were also there, as well as John Knowles who’s also a CGP, and one of my all-time favorites John Jorgenson. Growing up playing hard rock through the 80’s, I have always known of the incredible talent in this genre, but just been absolutely floored at the level of musicianship and virtuosity when you see it up close. These guys have blown my hair back, and I’m super stoked to continue learning about folks like Jake. Keep ‘em coming brother! 🎸🤘❤️
Rhett, you're on fire. Thank you so much for this! You are a class act, brother.
Hey Rhett, thanks for making us aware of such talented players. I have to catch up on your vids, cheers!
I got to see Jake with Ricky Skaggs at a bluegrass festival a few years ago and was blown away. Such an amazing talent.
Thanks for another really intriguing video Rhett 👏🏻
hey Rhett, great video & discussion about Jake Workman ( loved your Julian Lage one too )
I take lessons from Jake , he's not just a phenomenal guitarist but he's a very gifted teacher , best ive ever had
Blue Grass dudes can really, really play! Not just guitar but fiddle, mandolin, bass... Billy Strings is awesome too! Thanks for doing this! I love your stuff!
Thanks Rhett for putting me on to Jake! Being an Aussie, Bluegrass is not “in my blood” but I’m a convert now!
Never heard of that technique but definitely have heard it. Tommy Emanuel and Billy strings should get together with him and do an epic jam
Not a style of music I play but talent is talent. It transcends genres and should always be recognized and appreciated. I wouldn't be able to play like this even if I wanted to haha. I've never heard picking this fast and this clean on an acoustic. The tone he's getting almost sounds fake because of how clean it is (obviously it's not fake!). Thanks for sharing this, Rhett. I hadn't heard of this amazing player until now.
Great video, and yes the two guys you featured are the best in bluegrass today. Thanks for show.
LOve Doc Watson and his son Merle, this music always makes me feel so happy ! Great pickers those days from Billy Strings to Chris Elridge we are really blessed
Give me a minute here to pick my jaw up off of the floor! That was absolutely INSANE guitar playing! WOW! Not only was it at warp speed... it was so melodic and CLEAN! No running up and down scales... just pure technique and musical genius! Thanks for the introduction Rhett!
He's effortless and so from the Tony Rice style, who is my all time favorite bluegrass picker. Love these videos Rhett. Keep em comin.
Thank you for highlighting talent!
Great recommendation! I need to check out more from Jake. I have been listening to a lot to Molly Tuttle as well.
Thank you for opening a whole new world of guitar playing to me. I’m off practicing for the next few years now.
Rhett, I’m so glad you featured Jake and this guitar style on your channel. I like you am traditionally an electric player, but in the last few years I discovered folk and bluegrass flat-picking and have now been focused on that. You should also check out JP Cormier’s channel. I first heard about Jake from him. He’s also an incredible acoustic player and one of the best multi-instrument players that I’ve ever seen. Check out his primary colors concert! FYI, He’s also given you a shout out on his channel before.
Glad to see Jake getting some recognition! Not like that new but enjoy seeing him in the well deserved spotlight. I take lessons from Jake and as good as he plays he’s equally a teacher. Great dude and talent!
Ah, now you're starting to get it. Glad to see this one out there Rhett. I've been listening more and more to Blue Grass the last few years. A couple of my recent favorites have been Sierra Hull & Molly Tuttle. These 2 can shred like Randy Rhodes. Just saying, time spent in the woodshed making you're fingers bleed playing and playing your Guitar will go much farther than spending time on UA-cam constantly obsessing over gear. I'm as guilty of it as anyone BTW, I am so humbled by the effort and dedication these folks show in their playing. Blood, Sweat, and tears Baby ! Thanks for pointing me to another great bluegrass guitar player !
Molly is _phenomenal_
That is amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Rhett ... thank you for spotlighting Bluegrass!!! You mentioned Doc Watson and Tony Rice ..... Awesome showing these acoustic players to those electric gun slingers that follow you and showing what the old guys have been doing for decades. Those super star bluegrass flat pickers are just as much Monsters of the Guitar as Paige and Angus. Only thing is you might have mentioned they should check out Bryan Sutton, Billy Strings, Travelin McCoury's and Molly Tuttle to see more of the new generation of Bluegrass carrying on the tradition!!!!
You are absolutely correct. Using your wrist instead of your arm is so key to fluid strumming with control. Once I figured how to do that, I realized that I didn't need to use thin or even medium picks anymore. It's my wrist that flexes when I'm strumming and not the pick. I now use 2mm picks and I can strum fast with control, and when I need to play leads or single lines the thicker pick gives me the control to do fast lines without the wobbliness that thinner picks have. It's the best of both worlds for me. YMMV.
Incredible guitar work .....right up there with Molly Tuttle and Billy Strings...
Yesssssssss!!! Thank you for this video and giving bluegrass some well deserved recognition!
Good morning. This is a perfect example of why I subscribed to your channel. Once again, I'm excited about guitar playing and music and the whole bag. Lol. 👍
I'd love to see you do a breakdown of sorts on Bill Frisell. There's such a deep wealth of knowledge to glean from him.
Totally! Frisell would be a great video.
I got to hang offstage during Rickeys show a couple of years ago and was 10 feet from him. Blown away! Super nice guys too. Thanks Rhett.
Nice one Rhett, loved this 🍻
WOW... AMAZING... thanks for posting this video. I'm not really into acoustic guitar these days but I have to tip my hat to such brilliant talent.
This is such a cool video, Jake Workman is one of the best guitar players I have ever seen, These bluegrass flatpickers are outstanding musicians, I had the pleasure of seeing Trey hensley and Rob ickes live in Ireland around 6 years ago it was an incredible experience, I was absolutely blown away by these guys, It was hands down the best gig I have ever been at.
I always love how the use of the pick hitting the guard on purpose to create a mimicked snare side stick sound. Using that to create a purcusion element is great.
Hi Rhett, Doc Watson played those square dances on his Les Paul. He had to play each fiddle tune 15 to 20 times thru for the full square dance to finish. When he brought that technique to his Martin and that first lp came out in 64 with Black Mountain Rag it blew peoples minds.
Doc Watson was a MONSTER PLAYER!!!!!!!÷
Outstanding, Rhett. Great to see you paying tribute to flatpicking.
I used to get to hang out with Jake when he lived in Utah. He is not only a great guitar player, but banjo and mandolin player. He played banjo for Ricky when Russ Carson was out of the lineup one time. Heck, he even played mandolin in the Ricky Skaggs band when Ricky had his arm in a sling. That’s how good he is.
Jake's from another planet! LOL He's as good as it gets! Been my favorite for a long time. Incredible.
I take lessons from Jake and I’ve learned more in 6 months than I have in 20+ yrs. He’s just a cool guy, and definitely a great picker!
I'm starting lessons with Jake next month in February.. excited but slightly terrified 😨
Thanks for giving Bluegrass the nod. Jake is awesome, I'll be putting him on my playlist. Tony Rice is unreal. Tim Stafford from Blue Highway is another good one. John Chapman (The Chapmans) over at The Acoustic Shoppe's UA-cam channel is excellent. Love watching him and his brother Jeremy. Of course, Larry Sparks is my favorite. Not always that flashy, but solid. Love that guy.
Thank You! Great video.
Thank you Rhett!
Thanks for sharing this amazing musician.
Great to see a shoutout to bluegrass and flatpickers. Be cool if you did another video talking about the importance of big body guitars (like a martin dreadnought) in this style of music.
You are right, Jake is awesome.
Great breakdown. I really liked the explanation of the genesis of flat-picking and it's role in the Bluegrass genre. Rhett's passion for showing great artists and why they are great is both informative and entertianing.
The guy is amazing. Love it Rhett!
No doubt, there are bluegrass players that LEAVE metal, rock and shredders in the dust.....and all on an acoustic.....generally not what a typical aforementioned genre player WOULD EVEN CONSIDER....absolutely amazing player and technical facility......
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Lovley tribute! Nice flatpicking
I have seen Rickey and his band 4 times. They will meet and greet with their audience afterwards. They are humble and great at their craft.
Country and bluegrass isn't my usual go to genre of music, but I like this. It's kind of like the country version of shredding.
So glad you're spreading the word about bluegrass. A few others to name outside of Hensley, are: Josh Williams, Shaun Richardson and Seth Taylor. Shaun and Seth regularly fill in when Skaggs needs a lead flat picker.
Cool stuff...this kind of playing is why I was drawn to Steve Morse and Dixie Dregs from an early age...and since. Oh, and digging the KMT shirt!
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Bluegrass players have always amazed me so much, their skill, speed, technique and musicality. Thanks for sharing this gem of a player Rhett!!
My dad was a huge bluegrass fan and I heard quite a bit of that music growing up. I never liked regular country music, but I have a soft spot for bluegrass and enjoy and appreciate the skill involved.
Took a dozen lessons w him. Yep, legend.
I have a story about Jake. He taught guitar just down the street from my music school here in Sandy, UT. One of his former students is now my student and when he came over to me years ago, he said he came because Jake was having to miss so many lessons due to performances, travel and then he moved to Nashville. I didn’t know of him at the time, but I looked him up, watched some videos, and he absolutely blew my mind! It’s great to see a local guy make it to the big time due to his massive amounts of talent and perseverance. I wish Jake nothing but the best and hope he continues to get the credit he deserves!
As a bluegrass player, I really appreciate the spotlight on this music! ❤
Love the shirt too Rhett!
Saw Trey Hensley at a festival a few years ago. My eyes couldn't compute the sound, speed and clarity of the notes he was playing. No idea how the Bluegrass players do it. Just amazing playing on acoustic instruments. Thanks Rhett for highlighting a couple of these guys as they should be included in the upper echelon of players today.
Some of the melodic lines are similar to (bits of) Irish jigs and reels, which are also often played lightning fast. Is there a historical connection? Were parts of the southeastern USA where this kind of bluegrass and folk playing comes from originally settled by Irish people who brought over their traditional music?
Excellent video. You cracked me up when just put your hand on your forehead and shook your head in disbelief. I like the videos highlighting other musicians.
Rhett thank you so much for a great, educational video. I knew nothing about the history of flat picking. And yes! this Jake guy is a monster. What a player. BTW you are pretty damn good yourself.
All in the wrist! Awesome!!!
Holy shit! Thank you! This is amazing
Well... I agree with you. This guy is insanity. I truly considered whether it was speeded up video or some kind of hollywood special effects. When someone makes you wonder whether what you are seeing is reality, that's a rare gift this guy has!!! Thanks for hooking us up with him!!!
Just wow!!! So good!
Thank you! I will be listening to a lot more of Jake's music !! Curious if you have seen any of Mark O'Connor's early acoustic work ? a VERY long time ago I was cooking dinner and watching Austin City Limits. Grisman quintet came on, I heard some fine music, went into the living room - and proceeded to burn my dinner black watching Mark play.