@@fukdimudi Not just that... Sometimes I want to see what their interpretation of the song is, or "how they play it". The amount of times I've tried to learn a piece of sheet music or yt tutorial, and halfway thru I realise it's either wrong, incomplete, or interpreted differently to the original and I've just wasted a bunch of time.
OOOOF wow. As an experienced guitarist, I can confidently say bluegrass is a new level entirely. The tabs are easy, it is mixing the melody in with the bluegrass background strumming/picking that makes it tough.
Yes that needs to be a lesson on how to do it right with the notes between. As I looked up cross picking and it doesn't look like that's what he is doing so now I'm a bit lost
Dutch, 68 and love the way you're teaching this beautiful bluegrass piece. Haven't played the guitar for over 25 years, picked it up again like a few months ago starting with all the open chords and some Travis finger-picking and getting there. Now I'm working on this piece the last week (every day) it just needs a little more speed. The cross-picking makes it much easier to pick it up. Thanks for making me look/sound like a pro bluegrass guitar player. (the neighbour thought it was on the radio, got an ACUS 6 acoustic amp and a 622CE Eastman)
@@brettadkins7563 It's a great guitar, low action and the neck feels just righ, smooth and fits beautiful. Actually I was looking for a Taylor but found the "equivalent" for €1000,- less, I consider it as being a Chinese Taylor ;) The sound of the 622CE is just slightly less dark/warm compared to the "equivalent" Taylor 512CE NG. (the AC622 beeing Maple and the 512CE mahogany both back and sides) The sound-port of the Eastman 622CE makes up for that "loss" ---- while the sound of the Taylor goes away from you, the sound of the Eastman comes directly to you as if you were sitting in front of the guitar, it really makes a huge difference. Don't get too enthusiastic from all the videos, they all sound absolutely beautiful and warm, especially with a headphone. When able just try a few guitars in the guitar-shop. Good luck :)
I'm a professional guitar player and I have been playing music for over 36 years. Blugrass is the most awesome technique to learn and it is genius. I'm just starting to learn it, hopefully I can hang in there lol
You could absolutely tell how the song goes all the way back to the 17th century. If you’re familiar with the music of the time, you will notice that it is modal. That gives it a very renaissance sound. John Dowland himself would not have found anything strange in the tune. He might’ve raised an eyebrow at the tempo. It might’ve been played a little slower back then. And I can almost guarantee that it would’ve been played on a 10 course Renaissance lute when it was first sung. That was old John‘s instrument. It’s amazing how it’s come down to us over the centuries like this.
I love this, I was at a point where I had reached the dreaded "plateau" and learning this has snapped me out of my funk. Thanks Brandon, you got yourself a new subscriber. Cheers mate.
I finally started playing bluegrass and it led me here. Bunches of thanks for ya. A double drop D tuning really gives this song a hillbilly vibe that we all love.
The English version is called Matty Groves, based on the story about Lady Barnard and Little Musgrave, 16th century. There are many variants of the song.
Thanks Brandon. Been playing different styles for 54 years. I'm 65. This will help me quite a bit. Love the history as well. I live in West Virginia now, for 8 years so I thought it necessary...lol..the older people around here arent quite into Steve Howe or other fingerpicking styles. Will help in my dexterity. You probably wont see this as the video has been up for 6 years but I hope you're doing well. I have and will probably check out some of your other videos. Glad you put the playing of it first in your video. It helps knowing the tempo and shows , as you said, how it can sound cross picking if you are doing it solo. Might check out Sonora guitar lessons too. Billy Strings endorses them.
Fantastic lesson Brandon - you sure play well! I love this tune - I am not much of a flat picker but I am getting there with your help - much appreciated! - keep up the great work!
I’ve just him, it’s brilliant eh, go and do the .G run to, that one eased me in to shady grove, I mean I’ve just came across him because of the banjo, this song, I don’t know it but that’s irrelevant, it’s the style of playing, good luck to ya man I’m with ya!
@@Stray1One It sure is brilliant! Thanks for the tip - I will definitely check out the "G - run" you suggested. I am totally new to Flat-picking - as a pre-teen, I studied classical for a few years thus I never really got used to using a pick - even when I started fooling around with rock and punk guitar in my teenage years, I still played with fingers only. Thus flat-picking is quite new to me though I have really grown to appreciate this genre of music and am determined to up my skill level-. Anyway, keep on keeping on mate!! Cheers!!!
I just started heavily listening to bluegrass music which, of course, led me to wanting to try it on guitar. I actually just picked up a Gretsch Roots Collection G9500 Jim Dandy flat top acoustic for messing around with different tuning and more folk-like/blues music; however, now that I’m playing bluegrass I find that it’s all I do haha. Amazing lesson!!
Good lesson. I like your advice on fingering the full chord even when only playing a not or two. Keeps you in position to improvise as well as understanding the song fully.
Fairport Convention's "Matty Groves" (1969) is the UK ancestor / sibling (?) to "Shady Grove" - amazing version!!! Really shows the link between Albion and Appalachia.
Can of hard for me because learned classical guitar first then spread out on my own to folk song. Always used fingers for picking and really having a hard time to learn how to use a pick. Your lessons are great. Will finally get it..
Dude, I just got my first acoustic guitar today and this is the first fiddle tune that I’ve learned. I have a long way to go to master it, but the fundamentals are under my fingers. Many thanks!!!!
Great stuff. There are many teachers on youtube that I've tried. Some either blab on too much and some too little. I feel like I'm getting the real thing with this. Thank you.
Wow,, i actually thought at first there was a backing track playing support behind you! Then realized it was just the one guitar!. Awesome piece. Gonna learn this for sure
The basic core of the song is beginner (from the tabs) but the version you play at the beginning is much more than that. That’s what I’d like to get to. I can’t seem to wrap my head around the “throw some improvised cross-picking over the chords here”.
Thank you for the break down. I'm finally learning flat picking bluegrass style after all these years of finger-picking. This is a great song to learn on.
Been a pretty much electric only player off and on for 15 years. Just bought my first acoustic yesterday and learning to pick this song is killing me haha. I know all the chords of course, and can actually make it sound pretty close to your version if I use hammer ons and pull offs, but picking each note and playing the chords is working my fingers and brain in a way that 15 years of electric never really did before lol. Subscribed!
Excellent video! Brandon you could not have spelled it out any better. I going to find a few guitar enthusiast in my neighborhood and jam to it for two weeks straight. It’s the only way to learn more quickly.
I live here in the home of bluegrass but even tho I’ve played since the 70”s -when I’m at the rosine barn with all the blue grass pickers- I won’t even admit I play a guitar. Good Lord even the kids that come here to play make me look like I’m still a beginner.
I just learnt this from your video. Really nicely put together. I still a little scratchy and getting used to the picking style. But man I cannot stop playing it ahah
I just finished this lesson and absolutely LOVED it! You did a great job breaking everything down. Do you by any chance have any lessons out about crosspicking? Everyone seems to say "just crosspick like this" ... But it isn't exactly an easy concept to grasp for those of us new to playing bluegrass.
Brandon has actually a second part to this video for intermediate/advanced players that shows the crosspicking in detail: Crosspicking "Shady Grove" uploaded on Sept. 13th 2019. There is even a link to sheet music in the description of that video.
Up at the top of the list for clarity Brandon...a great pick that opens the door on the world of rapid picking...Thank You! PS Jerry Garcia's version of Little Sadie is so close to this!
I thought the same but afer working each piece for a week it's getting there. The cross picking is what seems to help the syncopation and speed it's something I struggle with. Maybe some lessons on cross picking first 🤔.
Would love a little nore insight into the crosspicking and strumming that you filled space with around the main melody. I have the main melody down but its kinda empty without the cross picking
Great lesson, thanks. I skimmed the comments and like others I have some blues rock experience but am looking for something new. I'm really liking bluegrass, deceptively simple.
Great and simple videos to help us aspiring bluegrass players. That guitar sounds great by the way, amazing resonance. I myself have a HD28 that I've been away from for about 2 months. I have some martin retro bluegrass strings on it coming back from renowned +Randy Schartiger. Those Elixir's sure sound good on your guitar!
If anyone wants to listen to the original that he mentions from England, it’s called Matty groves and doc Watson actually does a version called that as well as shady grove!
Just bought a new guitar that far outweighs my talent so I need to justify the purchase by learning this. I've got a few Carter Family tunes down like Coal Miner Blues and Wildwood Flower, but this feels much harder. Maybe it's just the speed? Still, great tutorial, looking forward to learning it with my new fancy pants geeetar.
Thanks Brandon, Dude, I never thought I could replicate Jerry’s version oh ShadyGrove, Appreciated buddy. Good presentation. One of the better yu tube guitar lessons 0:27
Thanks Brandon for going slow and taking your time like in all your videos, best teacher out there, my wrist is hurting all ready lol but i'm having fun, subscribed.
This was very well taught and easy to follow. Thanks so much! Also, I'm curious what brand/type/thickness of pick you're using in this video (if you remember).
This is beginner? Haha. I've been playing awhile and wanting to start learning bluegrass. The timing is do odd to me but sounds do good when I do get it. Thank you! Please keep these coming. Your approach is wonderful
wow, first time somebody hearted my comment, thanks man, btw, I seen and learned the crosspicking version, and that was like the best lesson I've ever had. Great stuff!
Good on ya. I mean you are really breaking it down. As if someone was learning tabs to a piece and memorizing the fingering n then developing the melodic structure.
Excellent lesson! The sound quality and effort put into the video production are great (and thanks for the follow-up crosspicking video too). I'll update you in 2 years when I get this mastered :D
Maybe this lesson will help more people understand both the beauty And the difficulty of Bluegrass. These Pickers are Badass...and most of them play 3-6 instruments at excellent levels.....
This video made me sub. I enjoy blue grass and I live near the Aps! Pennsylvania! I hike and camp on them. I ran into rattle snakes cougars and other wild animals as well as people hiking from both ends of the mountain!
I've listened to many versions of this tune, and you playing it in the intro is possibly my favorite. Do you have a version of just you playing the whole thing, guitar only?
I love it when tutorials give you a demo of how it's supposed to sound before you start. So many dive straight into and you just feel lost!
Sometimes its because of copyright
Because you're expected to know the Songs you're willing to learn
@@fukdimudi
Not just that... Sometimes I want to see what their interpretation of the song is, or "how they play it".
The amount of times I've tried to learn a piece of sheet music or yt tutorial, and halfway thru I realise it's either wrong, incomplete, or interpreted differently to the original and I've just wasted a bunch of time.
Yeah. You should first listen to the song and just learn the chords first so you know how it’s ‘supposed’ to sound. 😂
@@fukdimudi allot of the time with these traditional songs you have no idea what your getting yourself into
OOOOF wow. As an experienced guitarist, I can confidently say bluegrass is a new level entirely. The tabs are easy, it is mixing the melody in with the bluegrass background strumming/picking that makes it tough.
Saaaaaame. Gotta get it down though
And the speed
Yes that needs to be a lesson on how to do it right with the notes between. As I looked up cross picking and it doesn't look like that's what he is doing so now I'm a bit lost
this style you describe is called flat picking not necessarily bluegrass
try hammerclaw style next :)
Dutch, 68 and love the way you're teaching this beautiful bluegrass piece. Haven't played the guitar for over 25 years, picked it up again like a few months ago starting with all the open chords and some Travis finger-picking and getting there. Now I'm working on this piece the last week (every day) it just needs a little more speed.
The cross-picking makes it much easier to pick it up. Thanks for making me look/sound like a pro bluegrass guitar player. (the neighbour thought it was on the radio,
got an ACUS 6 acoustic amp and a 622CE Eastman)
What do you think of your Eastman? I've been tempted to get myself one.
@@brettadkins7563 It's a great guitar, low action and the neck feels just righ, smooth and fits beautiful.
Actually I was looking for a Taylor but found the "equivalent" for €1000,- less, I consider it as being a Chinese Taylor ;)
The sound of the 622CE is just slightly less dark/warm compared to the "equivalent" Taylor 512CE NG. (the AC622 beeing Maple and the 512CE mahogany both back and sides)
The sound-port of the Eastman 622CE makes up for that "loss" ---- while the sound of the Taylor goes away from you, the sound of the Eastman comes directly to you as if you were sitting in front of the guitar, it really makes a huge difference.
Don't get too enthusiastic from all the videos, they all sound absolutely beautiful and warm, especially with a headphone.
When able just try a few guitars in the guitar-shop. Good luck :)
I love how well organized this lesson is. One thing idea a time, with a little history included, with easy to read tabs. Great stuff.
I'm a professional guitar player and I have been playing music for over 36 years. Blugrass is the most awesome technique to learn and it is genius. I'm just starting to learn it, hopefully I can hang in there lol
Did you hang in there?
Thanks Brandon. Your lessons are some the most easy to follow on you tube. Now comes the hours of practice to learn to play it!
You could absolutely tell how the song goes all the way back to the 17th century. If you’re familiar with the music of the time, you will notice that it is modal. That gives it a very renaissance sound. John Dowland himself would not have found anything strange in the tune. He might’ve raised an eyebrow at the tempo. It might’ve been played a little slower back then. And I can almost guarantee that it would’ve been played on a 10 course Renaissance lute when it was first sung. That was old John‘s instrument. It’s amazing how it’s come down to us over the centuries like this.
Doc Watson in my humble opinion does the best version of Shady Grove similar to this video. Shady Grove was the first song I heard from the Doc.
I love this, I was at a point where I had reached the dreaded "plateau" and learning this has snapped me out of my funk. Thanks Brandon, you got yourself a new subscriber. Cheers mate.
@Jeffery Dahmer I know that feeling. Learning other people’s music always helps me break from the plateau a little.
I was there yesterday. This flatpickin thing is fun as shit
As a musician, I have lived on the plateau for 30 years. Lol
I finally started playing bluegrass and it led me here. Bunches of thanks for ya. A double drop D tuning really gives this song a hillbilly vibe that we all love.
I’ll try that when I get there first hopefully,
The English version is called Matty Groves, based on the story about Lady Barnard and Little Musgrave, 16th century. There are many variants of the song.
Fairport Convention version is the best
So that's where Gilmour got the idea for Wish You were here. Thanks Brandon for the free lesson, I very much appreciate your help.
Awesome! :D Thanks Michael.
Thanks Brandon. Been playing different styles for 54 years. I'm 65. This will help me quite a bit. Love the history as well. I live in West Virginia now, for 8 years so I thought it necessary...lol..the older people around here arent quite into Steve Howe or other fingerpicking styles. Will help in my dexterity. You probably wont see this as the video has been up for 6 years but I hope you're doing well. I have and will probably check out some of your other videos. Glad you put the playing of it first in your video. It helps knowing the tempo and shows , as you said, how it can sound cross picking if you are doing it solo. Might check out Sonora guitar lessons too. Billy Strings endorses them.
Fantastic lesson Brandon - you sure play well! I love this tune - I am not much of a flat picker but I am getting there with your help - much appreciated! - keep up the great work!
I’ve just him, it’s brilliant eh, go and do the .G run to, that one eased me in to shady grove, I mean I’ve just came across him because of the banjo, this song, I don’t know it but that’s irrelevant, it’s the style of playing, good luck to ya man I’m with ya!
@@Stray1One It sure is brilliant! Thanks for the tip - I will definitely check out the "G - run" you suggested. I am totally new to Flat-picking - as a pre-teen, I studied classical for a few years thus I never really got used to using a pick - even when I started fooling around with rock and punk guitar in my teenage years, I still played with fingers only. Thus flat-picking is quite new to me though I have really grown to appreciate this genre of music and am determined to up my skill level-. Anyway, keep on keeping on mate!! Cheers!!!
I just started heavily listening to bluegrass music which, of course, led me to wanting to try it on guitar. I actually just picked up a Gretsch Roots Collection G9500 Jim Dandy flat top acoustic for messing around with different tuning and more folk-like/blues music; however, now that I’m playing bluegrass I find that it’s all I do haha. Amazing lesson!!
Thank you so much for the lessons, I'm a beginner and try not to get frustrated it's hard sometimes, your lessons are an answer to prayers, thanks
Thank you Steve!
Man bluegrass is so cool...once you learn some fundamentals it just naturally flows...so damn fun to play...good lesson
Wow I love this song but thought it would be too hard to play as a beginner guitarist but I crushed it THANK YOU!!!!
I just took a lesson and understand the main parts,
Great lesson. Easy to follow and well executed. It reminds me of days long past hanging out with friends learning songs from each other.
The guitar solo on the Pizza tapes is played by Tony Rice
TIMESTAMPS FOR MYSELF AND FOR YOU TO EASILY NAVIGATE:
0:00 - Full thing at regular speed
0:59 - Measure 1 (slow)
2:43 - Measure 2 (slow)
4:11 - Measure 1 and 2 together
6:33 - Measure 3 (slow)
9:33 - Measure 4 (slow)
12:04 - Measures 3 and 4 together
14:05 - Measures 1 - 4 (slow)
Good lesson. I like your advice on fingering the full chord even when only playing a not or two. Keeps you in position to improvise as well as understanding the song fully.
Exactly eh!
It would be nice if you could explain more into detail those cross-picking filo notes, that sounds really amazing!
Fairport Convention's "Matty Groves" (1969) is the UK ancestor / sibling (?) to "Shady Grove" - amazing version!!! Really shows the link between Albion and Appalachia.
So happy I stumbled upon your channel. I 'm a beginner, and this is great.
Thanks for this! Was looking for a fairly easy song to elevate my flat picking game a bit and this was perfect.
Can of hard for me because learned classical guitar first then spread out on my own to folk song. Always used fingers for picking and really having a hard time to learn how to use a pick. Your lessons are great. Will finally get it..
You can do it, I’m a bit like you, you can, sorry we can do it,
Thanks Brandon. Here from Brasil and I like a lot of bluegrass.
Dude, I just got my first acoustic guitar today and this is the first fiddle tune that I’ve learned. I have a long way to go to master it, but the fundamentals are under my fingers. Many thanks!!!!
have you got it down yet
Great stuff. There are many teachers on youtube that I've tried. Some either blab on too much and some too little. I feel like I'm getting the real thing with this. Thank you.
Thanks... I often wonder how much talking is too much and if I'm providing enough detail so I appreciate that!
Wow,, i actually thought at first there was a backing track playing support behind you! Then realized it was just the one guitar!. Awesome piece. Gonna learn this for sure
There is 1000% a backing track when he's playing in the intro.
This is how people should teach songs, well done
One measure at a time is the way to go for this kind of tune. Thanks a million. Awesome work.
The basic core of the song is beginner (from the tabs) but the version you play at the beginning is much more than that. That’s what I’d like to get to. I can’t seem to wrap my head around the “throw some improvised cross-picking over the chords here”.
Thanks for sharing ✌🏼 😁
(Billy Strings inspired me to try bluegrass mate)
The Netherlands 🇱🇺
Same here brother
@Daniel Valente goats for life I guess 💚🐐 💚
Haha same here (and the Rotterdam Bluegrass Festival)
@@B0K1T0 yes that one is very very nice!
Yeah will really miss it this year 😢
Thank you for the break down. I'm finally learning flat picking bluegrass style after all these years of finger-picking. This is a great song to learn on.
I know exactly how you feel, it’s a good lesson for finger picking players eh?
Been a pretty much electric only player off and on for 15 years. Just bought my first acoustic yesterday and learning to pick this song is killing me haha. I know all the chords of course, and can actually make it sound pretty close to your version if I use hammer ons and pull offs, but picking each note and playing the chords is working my fingers and brain in a way that 15 years of electric never really did before lol. Subscribed!
Nothing to do with playing electric, it’s just a guitar anyway, no excuses
Did you ever learn it?
The Kingston Trios version is my favorite Thanks for excellent tutorial...
Thanks man helped a lot just replaying the beginning for a while such a great sound and I didn’t realize I could play it thank you
Love all those beginner hammer ons and pull offs
Excellent video! Brandon you could not have spelled it out any better. I going to find a few guitar enthusiast in my neighborhood and jam to it for two weeks straight. It’s the only way to learn more quickly.
I live here in the home of bluegrass but even tho I’ve played since the 70”s -when I’m at the rosine barn with all the blue grass pickers- I won’t even admit I play a guitar. Good Lord even the kids that come here to play make me look like I’m still a beginner.
Same tune as the folk song Matty Groves. Played by Fairport convention and many others. Wasn't aware of this version. Thanks!!
I just learnt this from your video. Really nicely put together. I still a little scratchy and getting used to the picking style. But man I cannot stop playing it ahah
What a brilliant lesson, very well paced and explained!! Thank you
Outstanding teaching style!
Thanks for this awesome tutorial. Respect from Australia
I just finished this lesson and absolutely LOVED it! You did a great job breaking everything down. Do you by any chance have any lessons out about crosspicking? Everyone seems to say "just crosspick like this" ... But it isn't exactly an easy concept to grasp for those of us new to playing bluegrass.
Molly Tuttle has a wonderful video on cross picking on youtube. She’s off the charts amazing. Seriously.
@@DelightfullyGrimm she is amazing! Everyone can learn from her!
David Grier, the guru of crosspicking, has a crosspicking video that will teach you for years. Look it up.
Brandon has actually a second part to this video for intermediate/advanced players that shows the crosspicking in detail: Crosspicking "Shady Grove" uploaded on Sept. 13th 2019. There is even a link to sheet music in the description of that video.
Thanks! Check out my Crosspicking 101 video: ua-cam.com/video/gA1yuNTpPpU/v-deo.html I hope it helps!
A really excellent lesson. Thanks for the tab insert and for breaking the song down.
Up at the top of the list for clarity Brandon...a great pick that opens the door on the world of rapid picking...Thank You! PS Jerry Garcia's version of Little Sadie is so close to this!
Wow thanks no one makes tutorials like you, thanks for your depth and the time you put into these vids
Thank you, I appreciate that! :)
The 3 pictures are genius eh!
If this is for beginners then I’m at baby level lol
Ha... I guess beginners to the style not to guitar but I think even if you are baby level you could play this tune! :)
ltgreatsocks1 😂
LOL,I am a Advance beginner and let me tell you i think this would require at least 1 year of my life:)
I thought the same but afer working each piece for a week it's getting there. The cross picking is what seems to help the syncopation and speed it's something I struggle with. Maybe some lessons on cross picking first 🤔.
get your basic chords down and then learn a scale and you'll be making stuff up that sounds like this on your own. great style
This is so good. Thank you so much. I appreciate your patience and different options you offer to students. Thanks.
Fantastic sounding guitar, great hamonics and sustain (what brand/model?) and excellent tutoring. Inspiring.
Really dig your version of this song. Best on YT IMHO
Would love a little nore insight into the crosspicking and strumming that you filled space with around the main melody. I have the main melody down but its kinda empty without the cross picking
Great lesson, thanks. I skimmed the comments and like others I have some blues rock experience but am looking for something new. I'm really liking bluegrass, deceptively simple.
Could you please do a tutorial for the Doc Watson version of The House Carpenter?
Much love from Germany.
Very well done. I like the combination of demo with tabs. Thanks for sharing!
"beginner"
As a "beginner" Bluegrass picker, frankly, this IS a great beginner tutorial.
14 min went by in to time at all.
Great and simple videos to help us aspiring bluegrass players. That guitar sounds great by the way, amazing resonance. I myself have a HD28 that I've been away from for about 2 months. I have some martin retro bluegrass strings on it coming back from renowned +Randy Schartiger. Those Elixir's sure sound good on your guitar!
Thanks, Erich! That's awesome... I love my HD-28. I just checked out
Randy Schartiger's youtube channel. It's in very good hands!
Brandon - you are the man! I miss jamming with you dude
Thanks James, hope you're doing well man!
Wonderful lesson. Thanks for explaining so well.
LOVE the video my dude but i couldnt help but see how manny times those strings are wrapped around the tuning pegs
Same!
If anyone wants to listen to the original that he mentions from England, it’s called Matty groves and doc Watson actually does a version called that as well as shady grove!
Great video man! This is the first bluegrass tune i ever learned on guitar but it surely won't be the last :)
Just bought a new guitar that far outweighs my talent so I need to justify the purchase by learning this. I've got a few Carter Family tunes down like Coal Miner Blues and Wildwood Flower, but this feels much harder. Maybe it's just the speed? Still, great tutorial, looking forward to learning it with my new fancy pants geeetar.
Doc Watson's version is best for me ♥
Couldn't agree more! :)
Thanks Brandon, Dude, I never thought I could replicate Jerry’s version oh ShadyGrove, Appreciated buddy. Good presentation. One of the better yu tube guitar lessons 0:27
Thanks Brandon for going slow and taking your time like in all your videos, best teacher out there, my wrist is hurting all ready lol but i'm having fun, subscribed.
This was very well taught and easy to follow. Thanks so much! Also, I'm curious what brand/type/thickness of pick you're using in this video (if you remember).
This is beginner? Haha. I've been playing awhile and wanting to start learning bluegrass. The timing is do odd to me but sounds do good when I do get it. Thank you! Please keep these coming. Your approach is wonderful
Note, it's beginner bluegrass.. not beginner guitar. Great lesson, gonna play this as soon as I get home. Thanks!
Wow thanks so much man!!! Idk how I stumbled upon this but I’m happy i did! Just gotta figure out how to throw in the strumming now
very well taught Brandon.. thanks.
Excellent video 👍👍
Daaang. Ima start slow and build my way up, specially with the Pickin! Slowly getting more into Bluegrass from Metal 🤘😁
Nice instruction.
And real nice music.
Greetings from Holland
You are fantastic instructor! Do you have a dvd...
Check out "Matty Groves" by the British band, Fairport Convention for an earlier English perspective on the song.
Great beginner bluegrass lesson, sounds awesome. This lesson blends perfectly with a advanced beginner such as myself, thank-you friend
Wow Bravo for that tutorial plus introduce me to that great album (and song!)
So helpful man, I would love to hear and learn more songs like that again! PLEASE DO MORE!!!!
wow, first time somebody hearted my comment, thanks man, btw, I seen and learned the crosspicking version, and that was like the best lesson I've ever had. Great stuff!
Agreed
Good on ya. I mean you are really breaking it down. As if someone was learning tabs to a piece and memorizing the fingering n then developing the melodic structure.
Excellent lesson! The sound quality and effort put into the video production are great (and thanks for the follow-up crosspicking video too). I'll update you in 2 years when I get this mastered :D
How’s the progress
This is a great insight into bluegrass playing taught with great patience.
Excellent break down, thank you!
Maybe this lesson will help more people understand both the beauty And the difficulty of Bluegrass. These Pickers are Badass...and most of them play 3-6 instruments at excellent levels.....
My man, this was the video i needed! Thank you!
What beautifull man, waht is this Martin and what kind of fils? greetings from Spain
This video made me sub. I enjoy blue grass and I live near the Aps! Pennsylvania! I hike and camp on them. I ran into rattle snakes cougars and other wild animals as well as people hiking from both ends of the mountain!
Hey Brandon, just another good solid presentation. I'm really enjoying your videos.
Thanks, Earl! They may not be perfect, but it means a lot to me that you are enjoying the videos! :)
Thank you very much for this. Excellent videography for an excellent lesson.
Great job on this lesson!
Hey could you do a video on adding chords to the lead
very good you make it look so EASY...i keep trying to do it...
Tony Rice was involved with the Pizza Tapes. I wonder if Tony was involved with this tune?
Yes! Such a great album: ua-cam.com/video/InFhhtN78Ck/v-deo.html
hey i love that jerry version as well
I've listened to many versions of this tune, and you playing it in the intro is possibly my favorite. Do you have a version of just you playing the whole thing, guitar only?
Thank you! Not as of yet, but I do plan on doing an updated version of this song in the near future.
@@BrandonJohnsonGuitar yes please! I'm by no means rich, or even barely scraping by, but I'll throw you a few dollars for a solo guitar version
Excellent lession, thank you! :)