Country & Rockabilly Banjo-Roll Guitar Licks

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Andrew Wasson of Creative Guitar Studio answers questions from off of his Guitar Blog website...
Q). I was wondering if you could show some licks that are using the, "Banjo-Style," roll technique. I like the sound of them in Country and Rockabilly music. I only know two simple banjo-roll licks, but what I'm really interested in from you Andrew, are a collection of different kinds so that I can practice this. Thanks in advance.
Lloyd -- Louisville, KY. USA
A). These guitar licks sound really cool when you get them up to speed. Their name comes from the way they can make a standard electric guitar come across sounding in a similar kind of way as a banjo, or a steel guitar might sound. When first trying them, it might take awhile before you're really going to nail-down their sound. But, after you start getting them up to speed, they'll take on a new life all of their own. In the video I zoom-in on the guitar fret-board, and demonstrate some examples I put together for the video for you to practice at home.
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[@dan_kay]

Dude, I am watching this in 2022, and you have not changed a bit. For the past ten years, didn't get any older.

[@petersmichaeld59]

Mr. Wasson ....most appreciative for the banjo rolls approach for guitar.....very good ...very generous thank you for sharing

[@chancenovak1751]

Andrew's lessons are always good. On lick #1, I found that if I slide from 3rd fret (or 4th, really) to 5th fret using my third finger, instead of a hammer-on, I can play it cleaner and faster; just my 2 cents

[@yoRigelElRigel]

Thanx for the video, man. As you can see, this material is timeless. People is gonna keep coming for more advises, you should keep making more stuff. Greetings from Bolivia!

[@eddiecarlcalhoun]

Good vid. Had a friend who actually used Banjo strings on his acoustic guitar, sounded awesome.

[@josephmountjoy5025]

And always remember if you can't play it slow you shouldn't play it fast. Most important thing to remember when practicing with any instrument

[@CMCustom112]

I'm from Louisville too! I noticed quite a large musical presence from the Ville on youtube.

[@NickRiggio-i8h]

Thanks for the video. Do you have any videos where you talk about picking patterns? I

[@keiferreefer1]

Yeah, little dribbles of notes, so essential sometimes to create musical tension and resolve, connectors , good to know a few, takes it outside the box , then back in

[@mrbelcherful]

Many thanks for the lesson,opened a door or two!!

[@fitforsoccer000]

6:20...why is it a C7? I don't see a Bflat note anywhere...what determines the chord of a lick?

[@downhill240]

Cool sound! THanks for sharing your skills with us!

[@SSRT_JubyDuby8742]

Cool 😎🎸✅

[@ginohernandez3770]

Can u cover Danny Gattons ' Nit picking' intro?
Thanks!

[@Datanditto]

Why not try using your ears lazy person?

[@Barnekkid]

I suppose the intro is about the easiest part of that number. You're listening to good stuff.

[@glassslide]

Great lesson!

[@joebubbit]

Would help if you showed the right hand fingering

[@jacobmoll3582]

This would be more useful to me if I could see the other hand, or mark which fingers hit each note on the tablature

[@xxsayabetoxx]

The line the numbers are on in the tab tells you which string to play. The number tells you the finger. Index being one

[@jamiebrownmaxwell]

nice one Andrew ;-}

[@donyhann]

Good video. Suscribed!

[@ChordmelodistJ10]

"Official" teacher types talk so much. Comes from stretching out those lessons to keep those paying students coming to the music store?

[@guitashamilele]

Ben Eller has a nice banjo rolls lesson which pops up in my recommendations for this

[@middxmale9692]

Why didnt you play it a FULL SPEED to begin, then go SLOW ?? Pointless not showing us the 'Lick' at proper speed to begin with .. Grrrrrrrrrrr

[@martinbroers9896]

Viel zu viel Gequatsche

[@arerumiyin4189]

you talk too much!!