Clifton Hicks - Southern Texas (Texas Rangers) 432 hz 

good pickin

Hello Clifton from a carpenter in the south of Australia I listened to you talk on eyes left and it was one very emotional listen. I then got to listen to you play just now and that was absolutely beautiful. I can’t wait to show my dad who loves the guitar and has a very special talent much like yourself. I also can’t wait to show my brother in law. He started making guitars 3 years ago and he recently truly had the most beautiful looking acoustic guitars at the recent Melbourne guitar festival.He to plays beautiful. I really wish I could have shown my grandfather,although he never played an instrument as far as I know he fought in Germany with the British in WW2. My younger sister is blind and I must say I cannot wait to let her hear you play and sing as she once did often but not so much lately. Anyway I’m on my lunch break and I must get back to work. Thankyou so much. Wishing you and your friends, your loved ones and those close to you health happiness and a wonderful life. Kind Regards Clifton, Chris👍

Got to be one of my favorites by you. I came across you randomly one day, and aint stopped listening since. Thank you for serving, I also wonder what your native state is.

Wow Brother....Haunting As Hell.....Just Perfect Clifton.....Really.....

I close my eyes when I listen, because it is a soul that you have given birth to the pass. thank you ,deep and Sad song.💔 💖

Haunting performance.

Damn that's what I'm talking bout

I think I'll adopt your two finger style. Traditional "Scruggs" style makes my fingers weak lol good playing. Truly is a deep song, and as a native Texan, a damn good one

Great tune Clifton!! Once upon a time I was a park ranger in Texas. This song soothes my tired heart, much thanks for the post.

Way down in Southern Texas where I rejoin to stay i left my kind ol parents when their hair was turning gray i joined them dying cowboys i knew i had to ride so i climbed up in the saddle and i bid this world goodbye i saw them indjuns comin i heard them give their yell my feelings at that moment no human's tongue can tell our captain stood beside me he gave me good advice he told me how to surrender so i might save my life my friend shot down beside me tears fallin from my face oh how i love you brother but i cant take your place and then i thought of mother who said in tears to me to you they are all strangers at home you had better be i thought her old and childish the best she did not know my mind was set on rangin so westward i did go

I dig your style Brother. Thank You.

Haunting and inspiring. Thanks, Clifton. I’m learning a lot from watching you and love old timey two finger thumb lead banjo.

Congratulations! I am this songs 1000th like!

love the 432, top man :) all my strung instruments are 432hz

That banjo you're playing, brought over by slaves, was given to this new world to play it"s lament to songs such as this.

Technically it certainly ain't the best voice but it's definitely the one l like best.

obie and Jerome are our cats, I really love this song. I put it to guitar, thank you Mr Hicks.

Just passing through listening to a mix of Clifton. This performance is as good as it gets! Amazing.

Great stuff !! Never stop ....I could stay up all night listening this.

Very inspirational, like all of your songs. Thanks for posting all these videos. They are a great source and make you want to dig deeper. Cheerio from The Netherlands!

Great music and great story telling .. Thanks Clifton !!

Hell yeah, that sir is songwriting and also how to play and sing it. Fine work, sir, captivates and chills.

Love this one!!! Beautiful.

More amazing music hadn't heard you play that one that way before. I didn't even realize it was oneI had heard until a little ways in.

This song moves me, for many reasons. Thanks for posting. Any chance you could post the lyrics? I'd really like to learn this

Such a delightful frequency ✌️

soulful picking for sure!

I been watching your videos since you were posting as ruralblight, This has to be one of the best,most tasteful and haunting videos you've ever posted.I absolutely love it and your picking lifts it to another level..Absolutely awesome

Outstanding performance! Thank you.

man that banjer Sounds good love your stuff !!

Man I dig your music! Just resonates with my inner being if you know what I mean, Outstanding!

Nice sounding corner you found there! you've develloped nicely sir! Big inspiration. Thanks!

I think I know that banjo, after having seen about 15 of your videos in the last two days. Solid, man, solid. The wear pattern below the strings shows about how old the video is.

Thanks very much.

So good (as always)!

Very nice. This has just inspired me to try and learn thumb lead.

much love from BC

That is real fine.

That song really suits your voice lad. Great stuff

real bluesy feel....

Love the tone of your banjo

Just. Rad.

Killer as always, what kind of big iron are you carrying?

@CliftonHicks I know it’s not about the clothes and “fashion” but I’ll be dern if a dark blue or black Henley with a pair of duck canvas or cords pants doesn’t look straight up cool Lol hahaha! Thanks for another great video Bub!!!

Great performance.

don't mess with the tribes

Clifton Hicks on his porch. OOORRRAH.

EYES LEFT podcast brought me here :)

Good one Clifton! I'd sure like to pick a few with you sometime!

Great!!

super cool ! I like your voice :)

And I love the rabbit wire cage to the left.

so good👏

i love the sound of that banjo! what kind is it?

awesome mate

Hope it wasn’t Comanche. In their case death was much preferable to capture. Great job on this haunting song. Good picking and good singing on a sweet banjo.

Great song but you never surrender to comanches

Was this a song before Tex Ritter wrote Texas Rangers or did he even write it all my God I'm so confused

How did you learn all these songs? I just got a banjo and I'm having a hard time finding material and learning what I can find.

Cant stop listening, how do you do the brush and drum hit all in one?

Is this a different version of Roving Rangers?

Howdy there! Not sure if you'll ever get to reading this, but have you considered doing a full lesson on this? I (and others) would love to add it to our musical Arsenal.

😊😊😊❤😊😊😊

Clifton are you in Double C or G tuning? The tuning sounds like a minor one. Beautiful work as always.

Haunting, seems like Texas is closer to Afghanistan than I thought.

Hi what tuning are you playing in. Thanks.

Frickin Awesome! BTW what kind of banjo is that?

What's the "432 Hz"?

432hz ??? Don’t give away the secrets dude. If everybody tuned to 432hz... I guess we’d all be in harmony. It’s a rabbit hole that’s worth going down for any musician. It deals with the frequency’s and the effect on the human body. At this point, we should also talk about the 1. Another music secret. Empathizing the 1.

Is there a lesson for this song?

Do a Texan enjoy Hicks? He does good up Appalachia , just sayin

Howdy from Arkansas I love the music partner if I had good money to pay you I would around a bond fire