RSW LIVE Shop Talk 80 How I Play Lead On Mandolin Its Really Simple
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Hang on to your hat... This will be so simple it will blow your mind. No really... Its crazy simple with just a bit of practice, you can do it too.
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Thanks, Jerry. I appreciate the simplicity of your method and your taking the time out to show it.
I think this is great, playing like you and the way you explain your techniques are extremely helpful. I believe you complement your repairs along with playing.
I like your straight forward lessons it’s so much simpler. Thank you.
And as you said about the kids is so true. They pick up ukulele and guitar really fast. You tube along with children learning programs. As long as you make it fun they are quick to learn😊.
Jerry, your musicianship is top notch in my book! Thank you (×1000) for sharing your hard won knowledge.
Boy that pinky finger,is more important than guitar playing with the mandolin,I’ve just barely started using it for my guitar playing, but I love my little monteray mondolin, I finally got the action low enough by removing the thumb screws,going to have to get one of your bone saddles,if I ever get that much into it,way different then guitar,but your method makes it easier to understand,thanks Jerry.
Good morning Jerry things are going good in N E Ohio have a good day 😅😅
Hello from Kentucky
???? I am a 76 year old guitar player (since 1963) . Just got a cheapo mandolin , set it up like your video showed . I keep bringing down the saddle , Still will not hold a pick at 7th fret . , more filing . Thank You so much !
I have never heard or seen anything like this on utube..
LOL 😆 great video.
Make more and do more complete songs and sing more.
You are a cross between
Don Williams and yourself..
Good job..
Redwood Hill is a great Gordon Lightfoot tune. He’s one of my favorites!!
I wrote that song from my mama while she was in prison for night fight'n.
The song 25:48 and then the chords 27:29 and the solo 29:05
Great lesson Jerry!
Love these videos..So much information..Thanks Jerry..Keep them coming..
That is so cool. I can't wait to get time and start practicing this.
I was not expecting that fine voice, you sound like a much younger man.
Pentatonic box
Cord melodies are what my first guitar teacher tried to teach me lol
Thanks!
I’m trying. Thank you.
The old Homer & Jethro musical comedy team had a joke where Jethro ask Homer why he was moving his hand up and down the guitar neck. Homer said, "I need to find the right place play the notes I want to play.". Jethro replies, "I found right where I need to play, and I ain't moving!".
Thanks Jerry for the great video and explanation of your method. I totally agree that keeping it fun and easy allows you to run with it. I think that while rules are meant to help us in music, they can also constrain us needlessly.
I appreciate your videos and was wondering if you have any tips for "shop cleanup day"? Your shop looks great always and was wondering if you have tips on keeping it neat and tidy?
??????? Does your method also work on guitar?
???? That's a beautiful looking and sounding mandolin you've built. I love the finish color. I'd love to have one just like it with a yellow rose.
Hey Jerry, yep this is so helpful to newish players. I learned all this stuff the hard way, being classical trained on pianoforte after transitioning to bass, there were so many things to learn about feel and following the theme, I got good and was subsequently asked to play in many professional shows, all sorts from country to rock and roll to bluegrass and psychobilly, (double, or stand up bass). Your method really works for more than just mandolin. :) So when are you going to take on another double bass repair Jerry ??
Hey Bassman, I've seen your channel and you are pretty cool on Stray Cats stuff on double bass and Some of your other live performances from way back. What ever happened to you fella?
@@gardeningfromscratch. Hi, I didn't realise that anyone had seen my channel lol, I got old and Covid which put paid to my days of playing due to neurological issues with my right hand which pretty much killed my playing, had recorded a few albums a couple years back one of which was with P.J. Proby. Had also play with Chas Hodges about 4 years ago who will be sadly missed. If you want more info PM me.
@@bassman2246 If you don't mind me asking, how old are you now?
I'll be 70 in October, I've had a good innings with many pro bands under my belt. Also many recordings as session guy, I'm now doing PA and sound for a pro band, at least my ears are not totally shot (yet).
Now that you are retired... are you still selling the Nashville Number System Training? I ordered it through your web site, and I haven't heard back.
Jerry, last night was a great jam, wish there was a way to get the mic close to the singers in the back and sides. Hope you can do it again soon.
if you're in Missouri, do you attend the Walnut Valley Festival ever? I'm attending this year, used to go every year since I was born until 23! finally back at it!! Maybe I'll see you there?
I wish my little finger would work like yours
This is all well and good for those who can play a four finger g chord. I can't because I have a deformed pinky finger, it curves in towards my thumb and shortens my reach by a half inch. I just don't have the reach, everybody says just keep trying and you'll get it. My pinky takes my reach down by a half inch, there is really nothing I can do. I wish I could but physics just won't let me.
I have a friend who plays banjo with two fingers in his left hand due to arthritis. Barry Abernathy plays banjo with virtually no fingers in his left hand. You just have to figure out work arounds.
Sorry , forgot to ask the question , I am outgrowing the ply mando after a month , what should my next step be for purchase ?
Does your method of playing help you out with trying to play somebody robbed the glendale train.
The most important thing about music is how it sounds. Lose sight of that and it gets hard.
I understand what you’re saying. In some ways you remind me of what Sir Paul McCartney kinda says is this video. I learned to play lead guitar via a book (with Alvin Lee solos in it) that said it’s about playing in “boxes.” Your method makes perfect sense on the Mandolin (and Fiddle) because of the way it’s normally tuned (GDAE). This video is a good refresher course for me. Thanks! 😎🎻🎸🪕. ruclips.net/video/0-sXAqgP5KE/видео.html
??? Hi Jerry! What about the Ukelele? Can this system be adapted to the Uke???
How do I get your learning mandolin ourse
Have you tried a tuner app on your Iphone against your dedicated tuner?
So you play cord melodies.
It would be so much easier if only I had a pinkie finger on my noting hand. Having just three fingers makes playing my instruments so difficult after playing for years with all of my digits. I lost my pinkie last year due to diabetes complications.
@Phil Parrish I fell off a ladder last year and dislocated my ring finger on my fretting hand. The best advice that was given to me was to keep the mandolin out in the living room as a reminder to practice. I'm 65 so as others have mentioned, "not ever gonna play like Sam Bush". But this lesson is very inspiring. I can't play for very long at all. Probably 30 minutes 3 or 4 times a day would be my best. But I'll think about you when I practice now. Keep up your spirits and keep playing Phil.