Man this is one of the best dobro lessons I’ve seen on here. I’ve not been playing long and actually got press ganged into my current bluegrass situation to play bass and sing high tenor because the bass player was pregnant. At the time I was taking banjo lessons from the band leader. When she returned, I volunteered to move to dobro instead of having two guitar players. My natural bent when not chopping is to just do banjo rolls. Never thought of incorporating the dangling fingers. This will help tremendously. Gotta go try it out now!
Man this is one of the best dobro lessons I’ve seen on here. I’ve not been playing long and actually got press ganged into my current bluegrass situation to play bass and sing high tenor because the bass player was pregnant. At the time I was taking banjo lessons from the band leader. When she returned, I volunteered to move to dobro instead of having two guitar players. My natural bent when not chopping is to just do banjo rolls. Never thought of incorporating the dangling fingers. This will help tremendously. Gotta go try it out now!
Fantastic!
Sounds great
Great stuff! Any dobro rhythm tricks over minor chords or is it the muted chop in that situation?
Fuckin, great idea. Thanks fellas!!