Arkansas Traveler in D Major and D Minor | Drop D Guitar Playing
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Having fun with "Arkansas Traveler" in Drop D tuning. The first A and B parts are played in D major, while the second A and B parts are in D minor. The B part really works well in minor. Let me know in the comments which version you prefer and if you'd like a breakdown video!
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Let me know which version you prefer and if you'd like a breakdown video!
Great version of this tune. I'd really like to see a breakdown at some point if you would. I really like your style of teaching. I have purchased a number of your lessons. Thank you for what you do.
Very cool! Sounds like something from Griegs’ Peer Gynt.😀
I learned something from your drop d lessons and I so grateful! Thank you maestro, but this thing is too difficult for me but sounds great, thanks for your talent and generosity 😊
You are very welcome Sergio!
Thanks for the idea! I'll give it a try and bring it to my next bluegrass jam.
Sure!
Thanks!
Thank you 🙏
Hi Roberto, another great rendition of an old tune. I must admit I like the Dm version best; I suppose it is different and I like different. However, playing both major and minor together, at a jam, would turn heads. Thanks for sharing.
Same here John, I love different too. Thanks for listening
Bella !
Grazie Paolo ☺️
I love it in Dm! Would love a TAB of this!
Sorry I don’t have tabs for this
That's an interesting way to twist the old tune.
As a solo guitarist why did you choose flatpicking over fingerpicking/fingerstyle?
I love both styles, I started on fingerstyle but later on I switched to flatpicking because I could get a better tone with the pick.