Hill Country Blues Strumming Guitar Lesson Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- Learn how to strum like Hill Country Blues guitarists.
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0:00 Start
0:40 lesson start
3:14 stutter effect
6:45 slow play through
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Love that hill country style so I am very thankful for your lessons! Greetz from Germany
Another excellent well presented lesson. Thanks for what you do
Another superb lesson - thanks so much!!!
The way you break all the components down and slowly work through each is brilliant.
Simple, yet deceptively hard!
Gonna take me a while to get to 220bpm though! 😎
This is actually a really groovy (pun intended) class. I think it is going to be good for building self discipline rather than pure random type of thing .. once one can repeat it .. the variables is neat .. I bet it helps with playing with others too... thanks .. pat
Cool! Thanks, gonna take some time but I’m gonna keep messing with this! Really appreciate you slowing it down as much as you did.
You can do it! It'll take some time to get it comfortable. Try it out now and keep coming back to it casually over a few weeks/ months and it'll get easier. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I shared this lesson with this comment:
One reason I like Hill Country is because my left hand is only so good but it's easier to learn to beef up the right hand. This lesson is all right hand but check out the sounds! Actually, there's some extreme coordination between both hands when you start lifting the chords up and down and using thumb picked bass lines.
It’s insane that they took the clawhammer banjo approach and applied it to guitar this well. Sweet lesson! Thanks man!
Yea that's def a technique they took from clawhammer! Its cool that you recognized that- Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@FeedbackGuitarAcademy absolutely man! I love your channel! You are one of the few that post videos in these styles of fingerpicking. Right up my alley!
This groove reminds me of R.L. Burnside - Hanging on the line. Well done sir, very nice playing!
Yea- I've def taken some of his techniques for this. Check out my Jumper on the Line lessons - Thanks for watching and commenting!
It’s interesting that Burnside pulls out this same groove, but with an entirely different technique, using his thumb and index finger, and playing over the neck, and with his finger almost straight out instead of curled.
Have you listened to Sean Rowe, he's taken this style/technique in a really good way
I hired Sean Rowe to play at my daughter's wedding a few years ago. Great musician and a really good guy!!
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