You Can’t Play Country Guitar Without These Rhythms
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- Опубликовано: 13 апр 2024
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Here's a fun little trip through the evolution of an essential country rhythm guitar part. We start with a classic strum, then add an alternating bass line to turn it into a bluegrass strum, then we learn how to create a boom chick rhythm. Finally, we go to just single notes and create a Luther Perkins rhythm like you would hear on a Johnny Cash record.
Gear:
Femenella Jason Loughlin Signature Telecaster
Lollar Pickups
Neck PU- Charlie Christian
Bridge PU- Vintage T
Strings: D'Addario 10-46
Amp: 1965 Fender Princeton Reverb with UA OX Box 
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Albert Lee. His kit has all the tools
Redd Volkaert is a master at country rhythm guitar. His Western swing rhythm is phenomenal ❤
Dwight yoakaaaaaaam!!!! .... plays great stuff to accompany his singing.
Albert Lee is my favorite country guitar lead and rhythm player with 😊😎
Mine too
Luther kinda progressed through all of these styles at times. Such a great place for anyone to start. When I was little I could play Luther songs with the guitar in my lap and just using my thumb over the top. Without Luther, I am certain I wouldn't be playing guitar. His stuff was mostly simple, and with minimal skill, someone can learn an entire song. Country music was forever changed by him so most definitely, my favorite country player has to be Luther Perkins.
Brad Paisley has top notch rhythms. He is known for lead solos but if you listen to the guitar “tic tac “ that he plays over vocals, they are fantastic.
Johnny Hiland, one of my New Heroes!
Pete Anderson
Don Rich.
Great tone on that tele
Brad Paisley! But you already knew that Jason. LOL Great video
Ha Thanks David!
thanks for this lesson, this is the kinda of stuff i'm slowly getting into........keep it coming!!!!!!
First of all, love this and your sound. I had stepped away for the rhythm part that starts at about 2:35, and I thought it was acoustic guiar, but then the snappy sound is great too! Second: Pete Anderson. Rhythm guitar doesn't have to be chords, and his playing on stuff like "Please Please Baby" reminds me that a low-end single line is rhythm playing, and then on "Readin', Rightin', Rte. 23" it's this great little cluck. He's the best!
Love this kind of stuff ❤ I'm in the process of figuring out the best way to approach lead, as I want to learn that, but this rhythm stuff is very important.
Thank you for your videos ❤
Jason has some great courses for country lead as well, check them out!
Great content. Never enough rhythm techniques.
Thanks and agreed! It’s what we do 90% of the time
Great stuff, as always. Thanks, Jason.
Is that a new J-Lo signature Tele? Sweet!
It is! My main guitar needs a refret and is unplayable right now
Incredibly interesting and helpful ! Thank you for sharing !
Glad it was helpful!
Great lesson! Hands down the best online educator. I have many of your courses as well as a subscription with TrueFire and love all your courses on there too! Definitely buying this one. Thanks for everything Jason!
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Roy Nichols
Brilliant, as always! And that guitar sounds fantastic. Are you mic’ing one of your Fenders, or is it load box? Bravo to you ‘fess!
Boo!! Thanks man. I’m using my 1965 Princeton reverb through an OX Box. Looking forward to hearing play again soon
Billy Strings
Really good
Thanks!
Western swing rhythm guitar - Ranger Doug Green. Much closer to Freddie Green with Count Basie. With rhythm guitar like that, you don't need no stinkin' drummer!
Waylon Jennings.
Great vid nice hair good speaking voice, so many yanks wine trough nose or choke and strangulate through the glottis, easy to listen to, great lesson thanks