This is my favourite RUclips subscription. At 68 I am having trouble getting serious about learning bluegrass but today’s lesson has again lit the fire. I will begin paying for these pleasures in the next few days, it seems like a bargain and also, the correct thing to do. Many thanks Brandon
Great lesson, explained very well! Very minor detail I just picked up from slowing down one of Docs videos is that he's picking the first 2 notes on the b string (4th and 5th fret up from capo) rather than doing hammer on. And I believe he starts this on a back stroke. Anyway thanks again, great lesson!
My ONLY complaint is not having enough time to spend with your wonderful channel sir! The timing and technique are exemplary...and I thank you for both!!! Especially the timing ( I need all the help I can get) thanks again Brandon!!!!
At 0:17 on Doc's recording it sounds like he is "chiming" the chord somehow. It sounds a bit like an autoharp. Was an autoharp overdubbed or did he somehow create that sound? If so, how!
Hey, just want to say thank you for putting out these awesome videos. They are super helpful for learning interesting songs and keeping the learning process fun. Just a quick question, how important is it to follow this picking pattern. I deviate slightly just because it feels more natural to me, but I don't want to develop bad habits.
If you're a total beginner I'd recommend doing it as he teaches and suggests but it's not the end all beat all... I've been playing for years albeit blues and classic rock. I can't change the way I play..I don't even pay attention to the their picking directions..I do what feels natural to me and economical . When I practice scales I use the pick directions they recommend.. maybe eventually it'll transfer to my bluegrass playing...I can play the fast stuff fine so far with my method..
I've been trying to pay for the tab on your website, but the payment isn't going through. I've tried with several different cards. Do you know if anyone else is experiencing problems with this?
I'm 16 playing for a year and 4 months and I can get it up to 90 bpm. Still struggle with the cross picking a little, especially on the fast parts, but I think I'm doing pretty good.
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Doc Watson is incomparable. Than you for this lesson.
This is my favourite RUclips subscription. At 68 I am having trouble getting serious about learning bluegrass but today’s lesson has again lit the fire. I will begin paying for these pleasures in the next few days, it seems like a bargain and also, the correct thing to do. Many thanks Brandon
Thanks Robert, I'm glad it helped! :)
Great lesson, explained very well! Very minor detail I just picked up from slowing down one of Docs videos is that he's picking the first 2 notes on the b string (4th and 5th fret up from capo) rather than doing hammer on. And I believe he starts this on a back stroke. Anyway thanks again, great lesson!
Thank you for the simplistic explanation and easy to read tabs! You’re the man!
Brandon, thank's for all your teaching videos,There helping me get back into flat picking and blue grass in general.
You are awesome bro cheers from Ireland 🇮🇪 I bought your tennesee stud lesson today so glad thanks 🇮🇪🇮🇪🎸🎸🎸Brian
Just purchased this lesson.... can't wait to dive in, thanks!
Brandon, great details... terrific lesson
Great Picking lessons! I am actually learning!
Great lesson on a great tune Brandon!
Thank you! :)
My ONLY complaint is not having enough time to spend with your wonderful channel sir! The timing and technique are exemplary...and I thank you for both!!! Especially the timing ( I need all the help I can get) thanks again Brandon!!!!
Thank you, David! :D
Fantastic job---love picking up these lessons, keep up the great work!
Great tutorials!
Thanks! :)
Please break down southbound! No-one else has, that'd be awesome!
At 0:17 on Doc's recording it sounds like he is "chiming" the chord somehow. It sounds a bit like an autoharp. Was an autoharp overdubbed or did he somehow create that sound? If so, how!
He's definitely channeling the autoharp (and maybe the lap dulcimer). Try picking very stiffly near the saddle.
Jim Buchanan fiddled the hell out of this song in George Jones live in Tennessee.
Very cool thank you!
Awesoem!
Good work ..keep up
I notice Doc did anchor when picking but also a lot of people say one shouldn't do that. I'm confused now!
Hey, just want to say thank you for putting out these awesome videos. They are super helpful for learning interesting songs and keeping the learning process fun. Just a quick question, how important is it to follow this picking pattern. I deviate slightly just because it feels more natural to me, but I don't want to develop bad habits.
If you're a total beginner I'd recommend doing it as he teaches and suggests but it's not the end all beat all... I've been playing for years albeit blues and classic rock. I can't change the way I play..I don't even pay attention to the their picking directions..I do what feels natural to me and economical . When I practice scales I use the pick directions they recommend.. maybe eventually it'll transfer to my bluegrass playing...I can play the fast stuff fine so far with my method..
I've been trying to pay for the tab on your website, but the payment isn't going through. I've tried with several different cards. Do you know if anyone else is experiencing problems with this?
Dude… Is it just me or are the first notes from Shine on you crazy diamond ??
6:25 intro
Where is video for the rest of the song?
The tabs seem off at the last section, are you missing some pulloffs?
I’ve been playing along at x.75 playback. It’s fun. And seems like you may have had a few adult beverages!!!
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Dude your the shit!!!
Awesome
the coolest part is what you play at the end and dont teach haha
Certainly not for beginners . I have been playing for 40 years , and this would present a challenge so, advanced , and I mean advanced players only .
Nah, intermediate players can do it
I'm 16 playing for a year and 4 months and I can get it up to 90 bpm. Still struggle with the cross picking a little, especially on the fast parts, but I think I'm doing pretty good.
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