@Lucas Brar sir...I tried to play an indian classical raga in a two string guitar(one string drone other for playing) and I used two fingers to play...I played vertically along the neck...tried some permutations in lydian or specifically raga yaman for us Indians...sir plz will u check my amateur video and say something about playing in this style😇...if it sucks !!..or is it ok...😊here is the link ruclips.net/video/mACFN8Hg9r0/видео.html
Lucas I have the same disability as Django with only the first 2 fingers available. This gave me a ton of inspiration after having to relearn the guitar all over again since my accident in 1971. It's much harder for follow Django due to the quality of film and the quick changing chords, etc. This really helped me immensely. Thanks a bunch!
@@Tin0unoduetre Well also understanding literally every guitar technique and having fast and accurate fingers might have something to with it. It's almost as if Lucas has dedicated his life to practice waaay more than 99 per cent of all guitarists out there. But yeah, it's not the amount fingers, it's about knowing what to with them.
@@Etat7 music theory is basically just scales and intervals its not super complex. Just playing you learn basic music theory like what intervals sound good (a perfect 5th for instance or C to G). And what sounds bad like a minor second (C to C#).
So... there's a few corrections to be made here, though i definitely agree he was the greatest jazz guitarist to ever live (and one of the best guitarists of any style), as well as the very first iconic Guitar Hero. Django was not illiterate, though his literacy was very basic (there is a letter from him to Stephane Grappelli during the USA tour with Duke Ellington) in 1946 that shows that very clearly. Later in life, he was very aware of musical theory, and though he wasn't proficient in musical notation, he was composing a very sophisticated Mass with the help of friends. Last but not least he didn't play only with 2 fingers, though he had very limited use of the burned fingers. He usually employed them to pin down the lower strings in certain chord shapes he favored for chord soloing, for instance. (I've been researching the life and legacy of Django for the last 22 years and I am currently the administrator of the tribute page to him on Facebook).
My first guitar teacher told me the story of Django back in the 90s. I was into thrash metal and punk. He told me to go to the library and check out his recordings. Best lesson ever. Django made me rethink a lot of what I thought I knew. Made me look at the guitar and how I played differently. He is the ultimate guitar player of all time! You did good man. Really puts things into perspective for those of us with 4 fingers.... and what our potential actually could be.
Django should be an inspiration for any musician of any instrument. Anytime I feel like my hands are just not built for piano or guitar I think of Django. Don’t let any physical limitations impede your musical growth.
Thank you for the inspiration. I've always wanted to play, but no one would teach me because #1- I'm left handed, and #2- the index finger and thumb on my right hand are non-functional due to an injury I suffered when I was 8, I am now 55, and after watching this video, I KNOW there has to be a way, that it IS possible, and I'm going to find it and learn. Again, thank you so much for giving me hope.
You can pluck the strings perfectly fine, and you can play like Django with your fretting hand. Even f you don’t develop the level of dexterity that other players have, you’ll be able to do something different. You’ll be forced to play differently, and you’ll probably play differently than any other guitarists, so that even if you can’t do what they can, you have something different.
@Daruki Neo Then it's dumb af, endings are supposed to be for narrative purposes, the symbolism is only supposed to be a result of a well crafted narrative. Also they ruined that symbolism anyway, you still hear the guitar riffs during meaningful moments while playing as Abby, which has nothing to do with her. Last of Us 2 was a great game in all respects except its writing direction, which was simply so terrible everything else great was harder to enjoy because of it. Credit to the writers and artists who still put all the effort in anyway, may their effort stand as testament to getting executives out of art and entertainment.
Fantastic! You really incorporated the feel of Django's flow. He actually used to play banjo before the accident and only picked up the guitar after when his brother brought it to him while he was recovering from the fire. As a result, he also developed a unique hand placement that allowed him to use his thumb for a lot of bass notes. This can be the next level evolution for this video!
Fantastic Lucas. I've loved Django since my father introduced me to his music maybe fifty or so years ago. I cNt come close to playing like him, but I was thrilled to see you finger picking Django as I much prefer fingerpicking. Sometimes due to a touch of arthritis in my hands I try to play with two or three fingers. So your performance basically blew me away. Thanks!
Dude that was truly fantastic!. By getting the two end notes of the chord and knowing the open string to play......I'm just blown awaym would not have thought that could be done
Thank you Lucas for this quick but really great tutorial. You've helped me come a bit closer to understanding and appreciating this musical genius. Before written music there was only, ...music! Your other related video(s) are of tremendous help and value. The road ahead is long with many twists, but that only makes the journey even more enjoyable. Hej då.
hello, I am 42yo bass player that has been playing bass for nearly 30 years... I have never been inspired to play anything other than a bass until I was turned onto Django about 15 years ago... He is my favorite guitarist and an inspiration to my life. Great video and thank you. Lastly, I would ask for more of these type of (2-finger) playing videos if you are so inclined. Thank You again!
My husband is such a uniquely sounding guitar player. He is missing the same finger and I love listening to him. It gives a special sound that is hard to replicate unless you have this in your soul and have to play to live..like the air we breathe. So proud of my husband every day
What an amazing idea and so well performed Lucas! Reinhardt was a huge inspiration in my my early guitar ventures. I recently lost the ability to use my middle finger on my left hand, so I feel closer to him now more than ever, haha. Keep up the good work mate. :)
Имитация Джанго! Это действительно впечатляет! Браво! Вы сделали свои вариации на многих музыкантов, соединяли разные стили. Интересно бы было увидеть Ваш взгляд на музыку Джими Хендрикса. С уважением!
Heard your Django influence the first time I heard you :) He's been my idol for years, I'm even reassembling a Gypsy Jazz group again! Keep up the awesome work, nice tribute!
I wonder what made Django decide to continue playing that way after the accident as opposed to relearning guitar fretting with his right hand and plucking with his left
Here's what's amazing: according to biographies I've read, until the accident, he played banjo. He took up the guitar *after* the accident. So this is how he learned.
What I read is that he was a violinist before the accident and found it hard to articulate lines in a phrase that were on the same string. He needed a fretted instrument for articulation.
@@leonardhudson3810 I've heard recordings of him on the banjo but forgot he started on violin. Of course, once he teamed up with Stephane Grappelli, there was no point playing violin anymore.
@@joeldcanfield_spinhead There are 2 or 3 recordings from 1942 in Belgium, were he plays violin. And there is a recording , also from war-time, were he plays a bass-solo, using a bow, so it's a little bit like violin. It was "Japanese Sandman" with an orchestra. It's amazing, because it really sounds like a typical Django solo on guitar!
Frettinghand amputee over here.. Recently lost my middlefinger and severely damaged my ringfinger in a chainsaw accident at work.. I play the most with index and little finger now with some thumb for the upper strings.. First I was like f****ck, but I've learned some quite interesting voicings/intervals for myself and my playing got waayyy more creative.. This opens up the understanding of the fretboard even more, I'm actually thankful learning this in a weird kind of way.. Your video gave me goosebumps man!!! It's some huge inspiration TY
I heard the name DjR many times. Everyone from Chet Atkins to young Josh Turner mentions his influence. But I had never heard of his impediment. Things are now much clearer. He was amazing. As are you, my friend. Your videos are such good medicine.
My friend who's a year younger than me and hasn't been in jazz class yet and he is so obsessed with van Halen and thinks that he is the best guitarist to ever walk the earth. And since he knows how to play eruption he thinks he's better than everyone else even though he doesn't know basic chord forming. He's gonna be dead in jazz this year.
He'll adapt or just say fuck it and ignore the 7 and 9 chords like i did my first year of jazz band. Its laziness if he doesnt eventually learn it. I hate jazz but enjoyed the challenge it presented, just tell him to view it like that.
@@ihave_noidea my first year I didnt particularly love jazz but now I'm probably going to a music school now that I've started. I love jazz now, and my first year was a little difficult but I started practicing a lot more on actual important things instead of fancy finger work. I practice almost 2-3 hours everyday now
@@seanbrennan5192 Lol i was worried for him but since he started being a jerk I stopped helping him, and helping him was basically bringing him to the band room in our free hour and trying to teach him something, but instead him just playing a bunch of riffs from songs in the 70s-90s. He didn't even play the full song he'd play like one part and repeat it until I said I was leaving if he didn't stop. I'd much rather be working on some jazz stuff than dealing with his problems.
@@snehanshkar864 meh, he did use more fingers, look gypsyjazzuk.files.wordpress.com/2014/11/djangowhiteman.gif Only for chords though, when soloing it was only 2.
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how you do it //???JUST ANSWER ME
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@Lucas Brar sir...I tried to play an indian classical raga in a two string guitar(one string drone other for playing) and I used two fingers to play...I played vertically along the neck...tried some permutations in lydian or specifically raga yaman for us Indians...sir plz will u check my amateur video and say something about playing in this style😇...if it sucks !!..or is it ok...😊here is the link
ruclips.net/video/mACFN8Hg9r0/видео.html
Performance: 10/10
Skill: 10/10
Fingers: 2/5
Jrexx28 you mean 7/10
@Tristan Lavictoire left handed guitarists
THIS IS COMEDY😂😂😂
Wow that was a very HANDY joke to remember
Well you stole that one from Brushy one string.
Lucas I have the same disability as Django with only the first 2 fingers available. This gave me a ton of inspiration after having to relearn the guitar all over again since my accident in 1971. It's much harder for follow Django due to the quality of film and the quick changing chords, etc. This really helped me immensely. Thanks a bunch!
Imagine this guy with 2 fingers is better than most guitarrists with the whole hand. Impressive.
This is the advantage that understanding music theory gives you
@@Tin0unoduetre Well also understanding literally every guitar technique and having fast and accurate fingers might have something to with it. It's almost as if Lucas has dedicated his life to practice waaay more than 99 per cent of all guitarists out there. But yeah, it's not the amount fingers, it's about knowing what to with them.
Ostap Kurtash He knows ot
@@Tin0unoduetre Did Django know much music theory? Thought he just played a ton til it sounded good. How do you learn theory while illiterate?
@@Etat7 music theory is basically just scales and intervals its not super complex. Just playing you learn basic music theory like what intervals sound good (a perfect 5th for instance or C to G). And what sounds bad like a minor second (C to C#).
So... there's a few corrections to be made here, though i definitely agree he was the greatest jazz guitarist to ever live (and one of the best guitarists of any style), as well as the very first iconic Guitar Hero.
Django was not illiterate, though his literacy was very basic (there is a letter from him to Stephane Grappelli during the USA tour with Duke Ellington) in 1946 that shows that very clearly. Later in life, he was very aware of musical theory, and though he wasn't proficient in musical notation, he was composing a very sophisticated Mass with the help of friends.
Last but not least he didn't play only with 2 fingers, though he had very limited use of the burned fingers. He usually employed them to pin down the lower strings in certain chord shapes he favored for chord soloing, for instance.
(I've been researching the life and legacy of Django for the last 22 years and I am currently the administrator of the tribute page to him on Facebook).
You should link it. I would like to see the knowledge you have obtained 😅
all of that work for a facebook tribute page, you should be giving talks about him in museums.
"Finally something i can play"
*Watches the video*
"Nevermind"
lmao
I was thinking the same : )) Great timing!!
Victor Lin's I hear ya!
Damn.. Is this coincidence?? 🤣🤣
loooooooool
My first guitar teacher told me the story of Django back in the 90s. I was into thrash metal and punk. He told me to go to the library and check out his recordings. Best lesson ever. Django made me rethink a lot of what I thought I knew. Made me look at the guitar and how I played differently. He is the ultimate guitar player of all time! You did good man. Really puts things into perspective for those of us with 4 fingers.... and what our potential actually could be.
Lucas try and make this a series where you try and impersonate other guitar legends
Daniel Olaniran that’s a pretty good idea
He’s the legend of all legends
Sounds like a great idea!
YES! Next episode: Wes Montgomery and his "thumb sound"
@@LucasBrar yeah i'd like to know about more Great Jazz Guitarrist
Everyone: Hold my beer.
Django: Hold my pick.
Everyone: Gimme that beer back...
@@Special_Agent_NSB play Oblivion NPC but its Jazz
Django is GOD! Do you have a favourite Jazz Guitarist?? Check out the whole clip of Django here: ruclips.net/video/ANArGmr74u4/видео.html
Are you familiar with Wes Montgomery?
Mateo manccuso and you
He is my favorite too. I should do the same. You got a lot of respect points with this.
Yes, love him
You.
Django should be an inspiration for any musician of any instrument. Anytime I feel like my hands are just not built for piano or guitar I think of Django. Don’t let any physical limitations impede your musical growth.
Next: Playing Stevie Wonder’s songs blindfolded
Thank you for the inspiration. I've always wanted to play, but no one would teach me because #1- I'm left handed, and #2- the index finger and thumb on my right hand are non-functional due to an injury I suffered when I was 8, I am now 55, and after watching this video, I KNOW there has to be a way, that it IS possible, and I'm going to find it and learn. Again, thank you so much for giving me hope.
Do it, man. That's the move.
Dude just teach yourself. There's literally unlimited resources now with the internet. Just look up left handed lessons
Listen more to Django Reinhardt and get more inspired :)
You can pluck the strings perfectly fine, and you can play like Django with your fretting hand. Even f you don’t develop the level of dexterity that other players have, you’ll be able to do something different. You’ll be forced to play differently, and you’ll probably play differently than any other guitarists, so that even if you can’t do what they can, you have something different.
do you live in the bay area?
lucas and django with 2 fingers >>>>>>>> me with all of my fingers
sad but it's true
Hey you’ll get better with practice!
Nice to see a big RUclipsr who appreciates my cultures music long live django’s legacy
Odel si lasho
"I made you come with two fingers, imagine three"
You couldn't find the g-spot..let alone a g-chord
Jason Farrell lol
Love learning a little history while being thoroughly entertained.Another great one Lucas!
Glad to hear that!
_Entertained?_ Amazed you mean ☺
Thanks
ok, now play without finger
*open tuning*
he will play it with his teeth just like jimi hendrix.
*nothing else matters starts to play*
Dj0nt?
Play without guitar
Dont worry guys, ellie can play guitar without 2 finger
she could also learn left handed guitar
Now the ending just makes no sense at all
and this is what i searched after finishing the game
Who is ellie?
@Daruki Neo Then it's dumb af, endings are supposed to be for narrative purposes, the symbolism is only supposed to be a result of a well crafted narrative. Also they ruined that symbolism anyway, you still hear the guitar riffs during meaningful moments while playing as Abby, which has nothing to do with her. Last of Us 2 was a great game in all respects except its writing direction, which was simply so terrible everything else great was harder to enjoy because of it. Credit to the writers and artists who still put all the effort in anyway, may their effort stand as testament to getting executives out of art and entertainment.
Anyone else heard “ the autumn leaves”??
Yeah, mid way I was like " is that the chord progression of autumn leaves" and then he literally came out with the ending melody of the song
From the beginning ;)
Hmm
Autumn fingers
Wait wasnt it the song that he payed?
How could someone not hwar it?
This version moved me. I've heard and played autumn leaves for nearly 2 thousand times, but this version clearly had something special
Epic 👏👏
Django was one of a kind. One of the greatest guitarists to ever live
Holy cow!!! That was one of the best 2:42 minutes of my life! Thank you!
Fantastic! You really incorporated the feel of Django's flow. He actually used to play banjo before the accident and only picked up the guitar after when his brother brought it to him while he was recovering from the fire.
As a result, he also developed a unique hand placement that allowed him to use his thumb for a lot of bass notes. This can be the next level evolution for this video!
Fantastic Lucas. I've loved Django since my father introduced me to his music maybe fifty or so years ago. I cNt come close to playing like him, but I was thrilled to see you finger picking Django as I much prefer fingerpicking. Sometimes due to a touch of arthritis in my hands I try to play with two or three fingers. So your performance basically blew me away. Thanks!
Glad to hear that, thanks for your comment! Django is so inspiring in the way he dealt with his challenge. Keep playing! :D
Amazing job Lucas,you really are a gentle person and an amazing guitarist.I hope you get what you deserve.Greetings from Turkey!
Thank you for this tribute to The Master!
Dude that was truly fantastic!. By getting the two end notes of the chord and knowing the open string to play......I'm just blown awaym would not have thought that could be done
Thank you Lucas for this quick but really great tutorial. You've helped me come a bit closer to understanding and appreciating this musical genius. Before written music there was only, ...music! Your other related video(s) are of tremendous help and value. The road ahead is long with many twists, but that only makes the journey even more enjoyable. Hej då.
hello, I am 42yo bass player that has been playing bass for nearly 30 years... I have never been inspired to play anything other than a bass until I was turned onto Django about 15 years ago... He is my favorite guitarist and an inspiration to my life. Great video and thank you. Lastly, I would ask for more of these type of (2-finger) playing videos if you are so inclined. Thank You again!
735 Likes 0 Dislikes. You can tell this was great
This is such a good arrangement of Autumn Leaves. The playing is just magical.
Ellie.. you're safe! Watch this!! 🙏
My husband is such a uniquely sounding guitar player. He is missing the same finger and I love listening to him. It gives a special sound that is hard to replicate unless you have this in your soul and have to play to live..like the air we breathe. So proud of my husband every day
There are actually a lot of gipsies around that don’t know how to read or write but play music heavenly. No surprise, guess what django was
makes me laugh when when some musicians think having musical literacy is totally necessary, f***ing snobs.
They know about music they just don’t use the same vocabulary, and they can’t read sheets. But harmony they know pretty damn well
Absolutely incredible ✌🏼️
No one : i bet you can’t play like django.
Lucas Brar : Wait, hold my beer.
Lucas, dear, let us know what you drink, so we dont need to "beer the metaphore". By the way, this brouhght tears in my eyes, more than awesome!
* Hold my pink and the other finger next to it
Hold my hat
Walt, when you use the "No one" formula/joke, are mocking or praising?
What an amazing idea and so well performed Lucas! Reinhardt was a huge inspiration in my my early guitar ventures. I recently lost the ability to use my middle finger on my left hand, so I feel closer to him now more than ever, haha. Keep up the good work mate. :)
Lucas, very, very nice homage to Django - you never cease to be a marvel!
I knew about Django before TLoU2 and instantly thought of him when I heard about Ellie
Glad to see Django get some love! He's one of my greatest influences.
Ellie will need this 😔
Ellie: "But I've been through some bad times and I-
Guitar teacher: "Stop complaining and get back to practicing Ellie!"
I just saw the end of the game and everything went to fucking bad this is heartbreaking. A very good game but not the one that I was waiting for.
Well done sir! You put those 2 fingers through their paces, but the end result was very commendable!
Ellie has entered the chat.
Who's Ellie?
@@alinaa6940 The protagonist of The Last of Us Part II
@@millsharkov9221 thanks
@@alinaa6940 You're welcome :)
Why is your channel so underated, you are great man! Keep walking that bas, you are killing it. ❤️👌
Ellie better look this up
Lucas you are an absolute savage my friend. Love your appreciation for every note
nice one, this inspired me to chop off a couple a fingers
Reading and writing words is not the same as reading and writing music. You have stellar rhythm.
Last time I was this early
Lucas didn't wear a fedora
Soooo......... Never???
Early for what? Being a jagoff?
Your right hand technique is so precise, nice.
Ellie needs to learn from this guy
Wonderful demonstration of Djano's style !
I'll send this link to my friend, ELLIE. She lost her two fingers during a beach fight recently....
🤗
Haahahaha sure..a beach fight...too much alcohol and fumes, classic
@@naduprice Crazy college kids...spring break got WILD
Usul573 You do know Ellie isn’t a real person, right?
@@bobbleberry193 Wait...Ellie is not REAL?! WHAT
Chapeau. Impressive. You made a great show outside, that demonstrate an authentic sincere tribute inside. Maximum respect for Lucas.
Имитация Джанго! Это действительно впечатляет! Браво! Вы сделали свои вариации на многих музыкантов, соединяли разные стили. Интересно бы было увидеть Ваш взгляд на музыку Джими Хендрикса. С уважением!
Django is crazy good and super talented. Thanks for this
Ellie from the last of us is gonne need this video more then ever
Heard your Django influence the first time I heard you :) He's been my idol for years, I'm even reassembling a Gypsy Jazz group again!
Keep up the awesome work, nice tribute!
O
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AWESOME
Great cover and adaptation. Playing 2 fingers gave it that « special » Django feel.
That was simply a beautiful rendition of one of my favorite songs! Django would be proud.
OMG, me with all my fingers I can't play what Lucas played, he did well on the walking bass line
Wow wow wow this is crazy how you put together those jazz chords and improvisation with just tow fingers👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The last of us 2 feelings
Wow that was impressive! You really got his style down. Well done 👍🏻
Ellie likes this video
Autumn Leaves.. great tune done beautifully by a great guitarist . Bravo!
I wonder what made Django decide to continue playing that way after the accident as opposed to relearning guitar fretting with his right hand and plucking with his left
Here's what's amazing: according to biographies I've read, until the accident, he played banjo. He took up the guitar *after* the accident. So this is how he learned.
What I read is that he was a violinist before the accident and found it hard to articulate lines in a phrase that were on the same string. He needed a fretted instrument for articulation.
@@leonardhudson3810 I've heard recordings of him on the banjo but forgot he started on violin. Of course, once he teamed up with Stephane Grappelli, there was no point playing violin anymore.
@@joeldcanfield_spinhead There are 2 or 3 recordings from 1942 in Belgium, were he plays violin. And there is a recording , also from war-time, were he plays a bass-solo, using a bow, so it's a little bit like violin. It was "Japanese Sandman" with an orchestra. It's amazing, because it really sounds like a typical Django solo on guitar!
@@JonnyRobels Sounds amazing. All the versions I find have Django on guitar. Any chance of a link?
Your a guitar genius. That's impressive. You are better than most guitarists who use their whole hand.
Ellie liked this.
Frettinghand amputee over here.. Recently lost my middlefinger and severely damaged my ringfinger in a chainsaw accident at work.. I play the most with index and little finger now with some thumb for the upper strings.. First I was like f****ck, but I've learned some quite interesting voicings/intervals for myself and my playing got waayyy more creative.. This opens up the understanding of the fretboard even more, I'm actually thankful learning this in a weird kind of way.. Your video gave me goosebumps man!!! It's some huge inspiration TY
I couldn’t play that using all 10 fingers and lets add in 5 toes.
Robert McDaniel what if you were to use 10 toes?
I believe it would be just as bad as my 10 fingers not cooperating on a fretboard
Holy moly man that is crazy !!
I couldn't play like that with a full complement of fingers.
I heard the name DjR many times. Everyone from Chet Atkins to young Josh Turner mentions his influence. But I had never heard of his impediment. Things are now much clearer. He was amazing. As are you, my friend. Your videos are such good medicine.
I am a fan from Django Reinhardt can you play Minor swing with two fingers
Wow man. Unbelievable playing. Love the chord melody
behind the scene : Brar Accidentally used his ring finger :3
Unbelievable!! Your talent is incredible!
ellie from the last of us could learn some things here
Great tribute, Lucas. Django was such an amazing guitarist, hard to believe he nailed it up to play with 2 fingers.
“My fingers are too fat... my hand hurts...“ JUST PLAY!
Always Awesome! Thank you, Lucas for another great entertaining video. And a respectful nod to Mr. Reinhardt.
My friend who's a year younger than me and hasn't been in jazz class yet and he is so obsessed with van Halen and thinks that he is the best guitarist to ever walk the earth. And since he knows how to play eruption he thinks he's better than everyone else even though he doesn't know basic chord forming. He's gonna be dead in jazz this year.
He'll adapt or just say fuck it and ignore the 7 and 9 chords like i did my first year of jazz band. Its laziness if he doesnt eventually learn it. I hate jazz but enjoyed the challenge it presented, just tell him to view it like that.
@@ihave_noidea my first year I didnt particularly love jazz but now I'm probably going to a music school now that I've started. I love jazz now, and my first year was a little difficult but I started practicing a lot more on actual important things instead of fancy finger work. I practice almost 2-3 hours everyday now
He thinks Van Halen was the best, he should listen to zappa. To each his own I suppose. Django was up there, definitely legendary status
@@seanbrennan5192 Lol i was worried for him but since he started being a jerk I stopped helping him, and helping him was basically bringing him to the band room in our free hour and trying to teach him something, but instead him just playing a bunch of riffs from songs in the 70s-90s. He didn't even play the full song he'd play like one part and repeat it until I said I was leaving if he didn't stop. I'd much rather be working on some jazz stuff than dealing with his problems.
The Bandit Sounds like a Van Halen fanboy 😏
You are a genius man, a truly genius. Thanks for your work!
Can ellie play guitar like this? ;(
Or she could try to learn how to use her other hand
Felhek Lehrian or learn how to make a satisfactory ending to the game she’s in
i don't know man.... you have this brasilian swing to play... remind me the gratests arstits of the past.... i am in love wiht your work dude
Django as played "echoes of france " who is a jazz remake of " la marseillaise " the french anthem " ( yes i am french : ) cool vidéo btw )
Ōkami ehhhh la France représente
UwU France représente X)
So fun! Congrats
its 2 am in Indonesia but I click Lucas Brar
yoii bang
And?
Wow
Beautifully executed, as always
There is still hope for old Michael Myers to play his guitar.
Thank you for the most therapeutic channel on RUclips
if i'm not mistaken, he was actually using his two other fingers sometimes, to play chords
It's true. Django did use the injured fingers for chords. Not Lucas though. 😉
No, you can actually use just one finger to overlap 3 notes of different strings, he used his middle finger to overlap the 2nd and 1st string
@@snehanshkar864 meh, he did use more fingers, look gypsyjazzuk.files.wordpress.com/2014/11/djangowhiteman.gif
Only for chords though, when soloing it was only 2.
That was some spectacular playing.
Who’s here after Last of Us Part 2?
Wouldn't have thought this was possible!