Tony Rice Rhythm Guitar Taught by Bluegrass Pros

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Комментарии : 62

@jakeeddy6768

Leave it to me to make this about Clarence White. Thanks Marcel!

@sailininov

I'm sorry, I have to say it... we are missing Richard Bennett here. The double o, triple og of Tony's rythm....

@MickeyAbraham2022

Seriously one of the hardest concepts to teach. Also, the Tony Rice school of rhythm playing is one of things that really distinguishes a folky/rock/country/campfire strumming style from driving bluegrass

@johnsavold

Rhythm guitar is the hardest instrument to hear in a mix for me and the least taught skill, rarely going much beyond boom chuck. Please do one of these for Dan Tyminkski!!!

@ebroberts

Jake (Workman) had the best take... "If it enhances groove, you're safe." Also his bit on creating a "bed" for the rest of the band to lay their parts on. I feel like those are great principles by which to approach rhythm.

@paulcowham2095

Interesting. After Tony's passing, I heard interviews with Bela Fleck and Mike Marshall who seemed more in awe of Tony's rhythm playing than his lead work. Wyatt Rice's rhythm playing is in a similar vein, would be amazing to get an interview with him. Great video, thanks Marcel :)

@tfrankln

Allen Tolbert In Birmingham knew Tony and has the closest rhythm to him I’ve ever heard

@IanGilmore

Would love to see a similar video on Jimmy Martin rhythm.

@1963mikey

Nice job but difficult to pin down without discussing his playing in context with his influences such as Clarence and Jimmy Martin. Especially difficult to just describe what he played without discussing what an influence JD Crowe had on Tony since guitar rhythm after all is an interactive sport. It would have been nice to hear from some of the more foundational players still with us such as Larry Sparks or Del McCoury and make it more generally about what makes good bluegrass guitar rhythm first as a foundation then get into Tony. Without it, this discussion is less grounded and limited to describing the cool shit he would play.

@mninblk7

Maybe it's out there, but I don't see it much, (maybe in Molly Tuttle's vids) is this kind of video where you hear from the top players and they expand on how and what they play. Great job Marcel!! You da Man!