How Billy Strings Practices - Full Interview

Billy Strings is a Grammy award-winning musician, songwriter and guitar player. His latest album “Me / And / Dad” is out now and you can catch him on tour now through the rest of the year.
Billy talks about his practice process and challenges in his musical journey.
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[@MattG.TexasDFW]

I’m a recreational guitar player and self-anointed guitar nerd, playing covers, “three chords and the truth” kind of guy. It is encouraging that he had to practice too, and these are the same thoughts I have what Mr. Strings is talking about. Love his music and his musicianship.

[@rebollosantacruz]

the best !!

[@dxstudios]

So Cool!

[@sblack48]

Theory is what came along after some genius created something in order to explain to the rest of us why it works. The genius probably doesn’t know or care because they just pulled it out of their soul. So Billy shouldn’t lose too much sleep over not knowing about tritone subs. He probably does know about them, he just doesn’t know that’s what they’re called. Bird was probably doing them instinctively in 1940 and then some theorist came along and gave it a name. Just keep doing whatever you’re doing Bill. It seems to be working.

[@MichaelSosha]

I can't believe Billy Strings is involved with these scammers. I'm guessing they are paying him like many other sites to become affiliated so they can get some inertia to overcome all the negative experiences people have had. I am also someone who hates these guys (Not Billy but dude, get out before they bring you down with them) Class action buzz going around apparently.

[@MattG.TexasDFW]

I’m a recreational guitar player and self-anointed guitar nerd, playing covers, “three chords and the truth” kind of guy. It is encouraging that he had to practice too, and these are the same thoughts I have what Mr. Strings is talking about. Love his music and his musicianship.