Country & Rockabilly Banjo-Roll Guitar Licks
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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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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Dude, I am watching this in 2022, and you have not changed a bit. For the past ten years, didn't get any older.
Mr. Wasson ....most appreciative for the banjo rolls approach for guitar.....very good ...very generous thank you for sharing
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
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!
Good vid. Had a friend who actually used Banjo strings on his acoustic guitar, sounded awesome.
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
I'm from Louisville too! I noticed quite a large musical presence from the Ville on youtube.
Thanks for the video. Do you have any videos where you talk about picking patterns? I
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
Many thanks for the lesson,opened a door or two!!
6:20...why is it a C7? I don't see a Bflat note anywhere...what determines the chord of a lick?
Cool sound! THanks for sharing your skills with us!
Cool 😎🎸✅
Can u cover Danny Gattons ' Nit picking' intro?
Thanks!
Why not try using your ears lazy person?
I suppose the intro is about the easiest part of that number. You're listening to good stuff.
Great lesson!
Would help if you showed the right hand fingering
This would be more useful to me if I could see the other hand, or mark which fingers hit each note on the tablature
The line the numbers are on in the tab tells you which string to play. The number tells you the finger. Index being one
nice one Andrew ;-}
Good video. Suscribed!
"Official" teacher types talk so much. Comes from stretching out those lessons to keep those paying students coming to the music store?
Ben Eller has a nice banjo rolls lesson which pops up in my recommendations for this
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
Viel zu viel Gequatsche
you talk too much!!