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23 thoughts on “Delta Blues Picking In Open G”
UnceBobTouchedMe
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his accent is priceless
tnoonan3
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for someone from across the pond, you sure know your southern blues mate!
babai2345
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Cool!
I can play that , thanks:)))
dishirai
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Very nice tutorial and a simple tune that is hard to master and embellish on but is really well taught. Good one!
dannyhancox
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lovely job! a nice new 12 bar to muck about with, cheers pal
isaimcbreinguitar
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This is difficult!
Sicily58
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Love it, thanks so much.
72earthwood
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SO much soul
dereksloane
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thanks
lennyedwards62
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Nice video. Subscribed…
How about some more open G stuff?
Merry xmas.
LucasTheGreat1
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This is beautiful! thanks so much! Peace
nzgoldbe
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can u please post some more open G stuff, or anyone to look up Open G blues. I am currently unemployed and cant spend money. Playing my guitar is all i got :(. Your lessons are great btw
tb27tb27
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At 1:45 you talk about "putting the pressure" on the D string. What exactly do you mean by this? Am I correct to understand that the note is still being fretted? I’ve been trying to capture the "essence" of that first riff but something is missing.
wickesm
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He’s a Liverpudlian, from Liverpool in England. Home of the Beatles, Stevie G and King Kenny.
ryanspeed
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Very Nice!! You sound Irish…Scottish perhaps?
Tiwil37
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Omg why are you not famous!!!!!
mielazul
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It’s all great, but I love your subtle bends on the low notes. My style isn’t as traditional as yours, but I just posted a raw blues slide song in open G on my channel that you might enjoy. It’s called Underground. Check it out if you have the time. Anyway, thanks for the very thorough lesson.
teddyzozaya
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he sold his soul to the devil!!
scout005
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Thanks man. Well done. I’m working on some of Robert Belfour’s hill country Blues and your lesson helped me get started.
alexisalexisalexis9
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thanks very much my friend ,delta blues to patagonia argentina
rohara1
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Just spent all afternoon learning and jamming this. Thank you! Is this your own creation or an old blues standard?
jaffabend
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Ay, dats alright darris. Thanks so much for posting this. Your style so clear and inspiring – makes me want to put down the Strat and pick up the acoustic.
his accent is priceless
for someone from across the pond, you sure know your southern blues mate!
Cool!
I can play that , thanks:)))
Very nice tutorial and a simple tune that is hard to master and embellish on but is really well taught. Good one!
lovely job! a nice new 12 bar to muck about with, cheers pal
This is difficult!
Love it, thanks so much.
SO much soul
thanks
Nice video. Subscribed…
How about some more open G stuff?
Merry xmas.
This is beautiful! thanks so much! Peace
can u please post some more open G stuff, or anyone to look up Open G blues. I am currently unemployed and cant spend money. Playing my guitar is all i got :(. Your lessons are great btw
At 1:45 you talk about "putting the pressure" on the D string. What exactly do you mean by this? Am I correct to understand that the note is still being fretted? I’ve been trying to capture the "essence" of that first riff but something is missing.
He’s a Liverpudlian, from Liverpool in England. Home of the Beatles, Stevie G and King Kenny.
Very Nice!! You sound Irish…Scottish perhaps?
Omg why are you not famous!!!!!
It’s all great, but I love your subtle bends on the low notes. My style isn’t as traditional as yours, but I just posted a raw blues slide song in open G on my channel that you might enjoy. It’s called Underground. Check it out if you have the time. Anyway, thanks for the very thorough lesson.
he sold his soul to the devil!!
Thanks man. Well done. I’m working on some of Robert Belfour’s hill country Blues and your lesson helped me get started.
thanks very much my friend ,delta blues to patagonia argentina
Just spent all afternoon learning and jamming this. Thank you! Is this your own creation or an old blues standard?
Ay, dats alright darris. Thanks so much for posting this. Your style so clear and inspiring – makes me want to put down the Strat and pick up the acoustic.
nice, always wanted to learn some of this..