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Bluegrass Rhythm Guitar Lesson - Jake Stogdill

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A little “Bluegrass Guitar Rhythm Fills” lesson for whoever could make use of it! Hope you find it useful in such a case! If not, you’re more than entitled to a full refund 😂.
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26 авг 2024

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@djoecon 4 года назад

Not only educational but a really nice guy to boot

@briansmith7205 2 года назад

Great lesson Jake. You are also very articulate. Thanks man.

@dangerdave138 Год назад

decontaminating my brain of caveman rock playing is a blast thanks for the great content

@elibolick3608 3 года назад

"wet towel whip" - actually a super helpful way of putting it!

@xkidmidnightx 4 года назад

Man, thanks so much for this video. Everyone is all about the solo, but you spend the majority of the time on rhythm. This is great!

@michaelslawinski1821 4 месяца назад

This will give me a great starting point. Great job of slowing it down.

@cuuks Год назад

Very good lesson! Thanks, just what i needed - plain, simple and clear

@jamesbaker7062 8 месяцев назад

You helped me out alot ROCK ON BUDDY

@randypower9317 7 месяцев назад

That's pretty amazing....

@iloverumi 4 года назад

great info and breakdown. thanks.

@Zanehoward88 2 года назад

Excellent video! Very helpful

@drew369 4 года назад

Super helpful. Thank you

@5150show Год назад

Absolutely brilliant, just subbed

@MG027 2 года назад

thanks it was helpful!

@mollyratchet2679 3 года назад

Thanks very much! That was helpful!

@jimmccarley9609 6 месяцев назад

Nice little nugget there.

@jarrasmith1 3 года назад

Subbed!! Great video. 👍👍

@abelseppala3734 7 месяцев назад

That an old harmony in the background?

@rorymcclellan3740 4 месяца назад

If Im not mistaken, the technique described around 5:20 is part of the Tony Rice approach? I'm pretty new to bluegrass tho so that may sound like a pretty uncultured question lmao.