Wildwood Flower - Guitar Lesson Tutorial - Country Bluegrass Flatpicking
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- This is a guitar lesson from countryguitaron...
“Wildwood Flower” was first published in 1860 and was later recorded by the Carter Family in 1928 on the Victor label. Maybelle Carter leads a rendition of the song on the 1972 album Will the Circle be Unbroken, and frequently performed the song in concert with Johnny Cash. In this guitar lesson, I’ll teach you a traditional version of Wildwood Flower and then an intermediate version with a ton of cross picking.
The Gear I Use:
Acoustic Guitar Strings - Woodtone Country Series woodtonestring...
Acoustic Guitar - Martin D18 Ambertone Finish, Collings D2H, Atkin D28, Martin D-16GT, Martin D-15
Guitar Pick - BlueChip TP40
Thumb Pick - Dunlop 9003P White Plastic Thumbpicks, Large
Capo - Shub S1 Deluxe
Visit countryguitaron... to learn a ton of common bluegrass flatpicking guitar licks that you can play at your next bluegrass jam. We’ll break down all guitar lick with tablature and I’ll show you how you can use these licks with the majority of bluegrass songs. Several of these flatpicking licks are in the key of G and they’re designed to help you improvise your guitar solo in bluegrass fiddle tunes like Red Haired Boy, Salt Creek, Gold Rush, Cripple Creek, Cherokee Shuffle, etc.
I thought the first version was nicer. They say less is more. I know bluegrass can be virtuosic, but sometimes that simplicity of melody is endearing. That's no criticism of your playing BTW, you are right to show an easy & intermediate version. Great teacher, much better that Bryan Sutton IMO.
You are absolutely right! The hot playing often loses the melody of the song and often makes a song unrecognizable to me. The hot flat pickers are cool and all but I wouldn’t know what they are playing if someone didn’t tell me. The melody is lost is a rapid fire sea of notes. I like to play a guitar as if the guitar is singing the words to a song. Everybody knows what’s being played. I call it front porch style 👍🏻😎
This dude is a very good teacher. The songs sound great!
Hell yeah!
Yeah! French fan of bluegrass music.
Thx a lot!
Yep
Fantastic! Your playing and teaching are equally incredible. Not to mention your taste in guitars. Thanks for the lesson on this beautiful classic song.
This is such a masterpiece!! So well written!! Amazing
So sad... We have nothing like that in France... Lot a text song.
US' are a great country of Music
Have a nice day... From 🇫🇷
What?!? You have Stéphane Grappelli
and Django Reinhardt!!! Music is universal and bounces between nations knowing no boundaries!
I have traveled in France and enjoyed some great music. Truthfully, I spent most of the time listening to my usual music on RUclips but I did hear some great local music when I stopped and listened.
I understand completely what Pierre Delbecques said in his comment . I am French too and let me tell you that there is not such a thing as country music in France , by that I mean a music that identify you Americans from your Irish, English , Scottish , german and Scandinavian Roots and many many more ... and that you kept from the last centuries . I truly And deeply admire Americans for this , you built a new world and succeed in keeping your traditions alive , That’ s what I call « history ». I am French And I love country music , bluegrass , fiddle tunes . That’s why I am still struggling learning to play guitar at 48 , Just for the love of US old time tunes . Thank you Americans for all the great myths you’ve created And God bless America .
And thank you Country Guitar Online for all the great tutorial , helping me a lot practicing !
@@philippelastours7860 I have traveled to France several times recently and I felt (as a US citizen and from Nashville, Tennessee, USA) that American style country music was well represented in France. At minimum, music I heard could be referred to as "folk" music in the USA. I liked it. I even heard one song referencing "Tennessee" called "Something from Tennessee".
Thank you for your video's, you explain like no other and your tabulations are fantastic. All the ones I've watched are so well done. No other instructional videos even come close.
Thanks! Really appreciate it :)
Great pickin! Love this tune.
Thanks Jon!
Beautiful tune and good playing.. encouraging to try myself
SUPERB LESSON!! Oh, I'm sorry-was I shouting? That's because this is a SUPERB lesson!!
Thank you for slowing it way down! My brother plays it like white lightning and I just can’t keep up...
I love to play this on my washburn nylon string. They have a great sound plugged or unplugged.
thank you very much, and greeting from Madrid Spain
This Lesson & your Site is just what I was looking for. Pure lessons without fancy bells & whistles. Most of my playing is Classical but a hankering for Country/Flatpicking for sure. I appreciate the song histories you give. Glad you're out there!
+Joe Marlow Awesome, thanks Joe! Glad you're enjoying the site and all these old tunes!
You get pick some good classics! I do think the traditional sounds better as a one person picking playing singing. But boths great. Excellent teaching !!!
Great lesson, thanks. I am a way off yet but will persevere. (I too prefer the first version, btw.)
Awesome
Thank you for this. Brilliant guitar class. So clear. Salute you.
I love it, Traditional for singing vocals, and Crosspick for breaks... thank you!!!
Thanks Billder!
Wow. Best presentation for learning a song I’ve seen yet. Heluva guitar player too. Can’t wait to work this song out.
Thanks man!
Great teaching sir!
Thanks Mario!
It's a pleasure to get Wildwood Flower like this.
Welcome to Québec city!
Crazy on summer!
Nowhere near a country player here but I always appreciated the technical aspects of bluegrass playing. Learning this can only improve one's technique and teach new things. I think this is a beautiful song and I appreciate this video, Merry Christmas!
Thanks Ian, Merry Christmas to you also! Yep for sure...great song to build up the pick control. I still use this one all the time to polish the skills. Have a great holiday break. - Devin
I appreciate both but prefer the sound of the traditional version. Maybe it's sentimental.
Because it's way better
Yea the second version is a bit flashy
@@saywhat4314 - Yes 🤔 4 no real reason…🤷🏻♂️ 😆~🙀 🦆
Great tune!
Very helpful--thank you.
Love that guitar, man. Just picked up an SWDGT, can't put it down. Thanks for the cool bluegrass lessons 👍
*VERY GOOD!*
You are the best guitar teacher I've seen on RUclips. Your presentation is top notch and that slow run through the song with the tablature is soooooooo helpful!!!!
Thanks Jeff!!
You know he’s real country when he says y’all.
I like your style dude
Billy Willy thanks!
Thank You
great, thanks! the tab, in addition to the view of the fingers makes it very easy to know exactly what to do
Thanks John!
Yep...first version is much better...the second version distracts too much
ilove this
You are more than awesome, I could listen to it a hundred years
good lesson and it sounds great on my Martin D35
Don't flex on us
god damn you can play
Great instructor. You make me believe i can learn it.
muito legal. aqui do brasil
Anyone who can wear a hat like that is alright in my book!
Their are obviously many good ones, but
THIS gentleman is the best guitarist and teacher on UTUBE.
Thank you Tom! That means a lot, I really appreciate it 🤠
Honestly traditional sounds better. Great tutorial
I really like what you've done with a relatively simple, straightforward song. Sounds great bro.
Fantastic punchy tone and volume what pick are you using?
Thanks! Hmm… at the time of this video, it was probably a Blue Chip TP 60. Now I prefer Woodtone Picks.. usually their large triangle .88mm, medium triangle 1.2mm or medium .71mm depending on what song I’m playing
Very nice lesson Devin and thank you.
Regards,
David D.
Any chance you could do a lesson for Beaumont by Hayes Carll? Can’t find one anywhere
I much prefer the 1st slower version. The second version is too cluttered there is too much going on.
I love like your styles not to fast an at a pace that I can Lear an sounds awesome keep teaching thank you sir !
wow...I actually learned this song! I'm a bagpiper....not a string man! Great job Cowboy! You are a great teacher....wow my first song!😌
Nice! Bet this is a bit different than the bagpipe. Thanks for the comment! - Devin
Congrats-I've been after this one for a long time and I'm nailing it!!!
This is great! How about the tabs for the Intermediate Version?
Nice! What model is your dreadnaught? Sounds fantastic!
Thanks! This one is a Martin D-15 solid mahogany backs and sides.
how to get rid of the RUclips TVad that is blocking the tablature on my screen?
Hey Michael - hmm not sure actually, but you can watch it at Country Guitar Online and you won’t have that problem since we use a different video player with no ads countryguitaronline.com/wildwood-flower/
I can't put my finger on it but it feels weird how the bars are split up. When breaking it up to learn it, I keep wanting to start with the note from the previous bar....does that make sense to anyone?
Can anyone Tell me exactly what model of martin that is? I love the sound of it! Is it an old d-15m?
Yep exactly...it’s a 1999 D-15 back when they made them with mahogany instead of sapele. Now you’d have to get the D-15m for solid mahogany all around.
@@countryguitaronline ah yes i knew it! Thanks a lot.. these are fantastic guitars
Superbe.... bravo et merci.....+1+1
Very good arrangement for the intermidiate version. Could you kindly make a video for the intermidiate version. Thank you.
Thanks! There is a video for the intermediate version over at countryguitaronline.com along with tablature
Thanks for this lesson Sir.
Great tuition...what's the guitar please?
Thanks! It’s a D-15m
Thanks so much
Thank you ,I’m getting it slowly;)
Thank you so much for this video! My grandpa played this song pretty much every time he picked up his guitar. I’ve never been able to learn it, but I’ve learned it from this video. Thanks again!
Very good lesson, this is gonna sound sweet on my es339
Thank you for doing this...YOU are a large help...Chuck in N.C.
chuck stephens Thanks Chuck! Appreciate the comments!
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I Subbed ya !
looking to re-learn this song from my youth.
I write/play long progressive originals, but this is great man !!!
Thanks for a good lesson
First song i learned on the guitar many years ago. The Carter version is far and away the better one to capture the melody and beauty of the piece. Jamming in dozens of additional notes that are not contributive to the tune is totally non value added. In this case at least. To each his own. Thanks for posting this. I will revisit and refresh it in my playing memory.
No offense but the second version was not good.
Can you post a lesson where you play it in the G chord
The traditional version is still the best on this song some times somethings are fine as they are lol .wish i was as good as this guy lol just learning at 35 and my dad use to pick this for me as a child before he died . thanks to this vidieo i can play the traditional version of this its the only thing i know . now im needing ideas for my 2nd song lol any ideas not to hard as i am a beginner
Thanks Bobby! Glad you could put the lesson video to good use. Still one of my favorite songs right here also. We've got a lot more songs to choose from over here countryguitaronline.com/lessons/ You can filter by Songs with the button just above the lesson grid. You might like the arrangements for Bury Me Beneath the Willow, Red River Valley, Wabash Cannonball, You Are My Sunshine...probably several more you'd like, but there's a few off the top of my head. Thanks for the comment! - Devin
Great plus plus
I'd like to have some Wildwood flowers to toke
Any way to print this music off?
Clinton Knell you can print it as a member at CGO. We also have a free month trial available if you’re interested.
Ur the best of country guitar teacher... Wy not wild flowers tutorial/ lesson by Dolly Parton..please
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thanks for stepping up and not playing that mamby pamby bullshit easy version everyone is playing.
Will I need a cowboy hat to play this
Yep
Thank you for this lesson with the Tabulation 👍🏾👍🏽🎶. Beautiful song!
you've just earned a new subscriber.
Very nice lesson. Thank you.
I can’t find the video for the crosspicking version, anyone got it?
It’s in the member area at countryguitaronline.com... one of the tabs on the lesson. Let us know if you can’t find it..
What gutair are you playing
the traditional wildwood flower is so beautiful, it makes me cry. i love the lyrics too. thank you for your wonderful performance of this immortal classic. regards and best wishes from austria !
Simple one is WAY better.
Fabulous.
Maybelle Carter played it with her fingers, not a flatpick. I just watched a video of her. It seems like a better, easier and more the original way to do it. So why flatpick it?
Yep she did 👍 both ways work great! Glad you like the lesson!
3 minutes in tex. Bout time
what kind of guitar is that your playing? it sounds great
Thanks! It's a 1999 Martin D-15...solid mahogany backs and sides. A lot of the newer D-15s you see in Guitar Center these days are made with sapele wood instead of mahogany...I think Martin started cutting costs..still sound good with the sapele but I think the older mahogany models are the best.
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@@countryguitaronline According to them since the mahogany was so scarce and expensive they had to improvise. You are right they arent as good, but then again, better to improvise than lose the style of guitar all together.
Very enjoyable
Thanks Larry!
Hey reckon you could do a lesson on harry nilsons everybodys talkin??
Lord! have mercy!!!
Learnt this song for my grandma. She’s an angel.
Can't find the intermediate version... (tabs)
I just bought one of the new Epiphone masterbilt Guitars a couple of months ago and I'm working my way up to a Martin. I think a few more of your lessons and practice will have me Martin ready. keep up the good work
Thanks! Nice, nothing wrong with the Epiphone masterbilt guitars, they're really nice too. Keep on pickin and adding to the guitar collection! Sounds about like my plan also
What’s the technique you use to improve right hand pick accuracy called?
I don’t know if I have an exact name for a technique but practicing songs like this that require you to pick individual notes combined with strumming on specific strings helps a lot with pick accuracy. Practice and more practice :)
Thanks bro !
Thank you.
Trying to learn the traditional version and having the hardest time strumming between picking that little bit. I use a .8 nylon pick for strumming usually, but that wasn't working too well for picking out melody. Any advice on pick or anything
Lately, I've really been liking the Woodtone vintage tone picks woodtonestrings.com/shop/?_sft_product_cat=guitar-picks and my favorite thicknesses are .71 and .96. Can't go wrong with either one! Great guitar picks for playing country and bluegrass.
@@countryguitaronline I may try these at some point. Since posting this I got a bunch of different pics at a local store that sales them individually. I liked fender medium picks the best, which are celluloid as well. I got a triangle pick, but I think these woodtone picks are slightly smaller and easier to maneuver. Thanks for the suggestion
Nice
I like this
Sounds great! Is there any way you could do this in a G progression as I sing it in G?
Thanks! I've got a few other lessons in the works right now, but I can try to throw something together in G at some point here...I'll let you know
Wow, surely would love that! Thank you!
YEAH, YOU CAN PICK IT IN Z FLAT AND SING IN THE CRACKS ,...IF YOU WANT TO...!!!
I just LOVE that graphic presentation of the tabulature!
Thanks Horace!
You are an excellent guitar player!
Hi Devin! Is this a Martin D-15M?
Um.
Your intermediate version is more for advanced players man.
It’s all relative I guess 👍