I need to comment again because I have been waiting a few years for one of these. Your unique (and highly polished) style, combined with your blues knowledge, make these an absolute homerun. Thanks for putting this together and giving back to the blues community, and giving some direction to a beginner like myself. And one reason to put these out when you have the time, is that people watch lessons like crazy. I will certainly watch this dozens of times moving forward, as will many others. Hoping these get you the following you deserve.
A very cool video man. What a winner. It was great to discover and I fully appreciate you taking the time to pass on the knowledge. I think I've nailed it now but all thanks to you. A virtual box of chocolates, a virtual case of Mitcher’s 10-Year Kentucky Straight Bourbon and a virtual backstage guest pass at this year's Glastonbury festival here in the UK. I wish they weren't virtual but you know.... In another dimension..... Who know's? It's the thought that counts right? :-) Thanks again man. Seriously cool of you.
by the way.... i have been watching many of those "gem in the rough" Vids... and not one of the ones i have seen comes even close to what u put out there....
Mind bugling. Poor man was just a 2 chords poor. guy musically illiterate.. but he put them toghather with a few learics and repeat that. Decades later they still talk about it … incredible how far it goes
I need to comment again because I have been waiting a few years for one of these. Your unique (and highly polished) style, combined with your blues knowledge, make these an absolute homerun. Thanks for putting this together and giving back to the blues community, and giving some direction to a beginner like myself. And one reason to put these out when you have the time, is that people watch lessons like crazy. I will certainly watch this dozens of times moving forward, as will many others. Hoping these get you the following you deserve.
A very cool video man. What a winner. It was great to discover and I fully appreciate you taking the time to pass on the knowledge. I think I've nailed it now but all thanks to you. A virtual box of chocolates, a virtual case of Mitcher’s 10-Year Kentucky Straight Bourbon and a virtual backstage guest pass at this year's Glastonbury festival here in the UK. I wish they weren't virtual but you know.... In another dimension..... Who know's? It's the thought that counts right? :-) Thanks again man. Seriously cool of you.
Man I watched the whole thing. Good job. Thanks a lot.
Great lesson. I,ve been learning a lot if hill country lately, this is great. Thank you. 🙏I just subscribed 👍👌
I hope to god you also do radio and/or voice work.
And, great instruction.
Very I Nice ! And deeply detail. Great !
Big respect man 😎👍
OMG, awesome! More of these!
Great lesson! Luv your voice.
Listened on my way to work this a.m.. will re-watch it and practice the lesson later on this evening.
thank you brother
Yo, thanks for the lesson, Rob! I might just learn it sometime. But I wanted to tell you that R.L. didn’t clawhammer. It’s similar but not the same.
Awesome.... Thanks ....
I dig it learned silver wings by Merle haggard and this Burnside jam
by the way.... i have been watching many of those "gem in the rough" Vids... and not one of the ones i have seen comes even close to what u put out there....
Thanks man!
How do I donate dude
Rob, is that a Guild D-35 or D-40?
Hey Dan, It is a D-40!
Mind bugling. Poor man was just a 2 chords poor. guy musically illiterate.. but he put them toghather with a few learics and repeat that. Decades later they still talk about it … incredible how far it goes