That is amazing! That is what you call blazing! Very clean too! Do you have any advice for becoming a professional guitarist one day? Thank you so much for sharing your amazing talent!😄🎸
Do you use hard/heavy strings? For me, trying to play electric after coming from a background of flatpicking, I always struggle not to over bend and over pick on electric because the strings are so soft
Do you use hard/heavy strings? For me, trying to play electric after coming from a background of flatpicking, I always struggle not to over bend and over pick on electric because the strings are so soft
I have a friend who builds guitars...as a hobby...and only for himself. He is a really good musician in his own right and played for years in bands across the nation. He played in blues bands primarily with a few side trips as a rock and roll musician, but his first love has always been playing acoustic He builds only for himself now and only guitars with 12 fret necks without every using a "cut back" body. His idea is that for what he likes to play, and his vocal range, this covers everything and he never has to use a capo. He has found a way by using modified "Martin design bracing", and taking extreme care on saddle / nut design and placement as well as using only the best quality in all of his woods he can get great rich tone out of his instruments. He is centered now on making "parlor body" size guitars because he likes to sit in his recliner and play. I have said all of this to set up this question. Like I said, none of his are for sale as it is a hobby, but the 12 fret thing is what I found interesting. I noticed you had one, a 12 fret neck on what looked like a 00 or 000 body guitar. Did you have that put on it? It isn't something you see very often on a larger body guitar. Just curious.
No doubt a master of his guitar. Not many canpick as fast with such clarity. Sad part is most other musicians can't do the same on their instruments. So many impressed with speed. I know I'm the odd man out on this. But he's a great vocalist as well.
Is there a tab for the voicing section of this tune? Bluegrass is my passion but in my part of the world it's hard to find anyone to give lessons for this especially after they hear you
Really enjoy your videos and just talking guitars, music, etc. Going through your collection is so interesting since almost every instrument has a story behind it. I have a couple old Yamahas that aren’t super collectible but have interesting stories behind them and it makes it fun to play them. Look forward to hearing more about that wall of guitars behind you!
