A clip from the Andy Kimbel Guitar series that uses various acoustic Blues and Folk songs to teach intermediate and advanced Guitar Teschnique.

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21 thoughts on “Guitar Tips for Open D Tuning Killing The Blues Andy Kimbel”

  2. dannyrosadomusic
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    Hey is that a M body style Martin?!?

  3. budcowan
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    Thanks for this. Please say more about your right hand technique.

  4. AirGtr
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    RE: Finger Picks. . .

    • Once you have established a comfort level with finger picks, you can really get some great clear "Bell Like" sounds out of the strings with a bit more punch, but also gentleness, than without them. They make the strings ring out a bit more as well.

    • Be versatile, play the appropriate songs without them, and some songs with them.

    • It can take some getting used to, but you will know when you are there. Don’t give up!

  5. AirGtr
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    RE: Finger Picks. . .

    • Once you have established a comfort level with finger picks, you can really get some great clear "Bell Like" sounds out of the strings with a bit more punch, but also a gentleness, than without them. They make the strings ring out a bit more as well.

    • Be versatile, play the appropriate songs without them, and some songs with them.
    • It can take some getting used to, but you will know when you are there. Don’t give up!

  6. Ailasor
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    its finger picks. helpful for ppl who doesnt wanna have long nails

  7. tomiclav
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    what do you have on your picking fingers(index & mid)?

  8. OLDROCKER123
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    Just gone to this dropped D tunning, very helpfull,, Thanks.. Good lesson,

  9. waynehughgillies
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    Thanks mate – your efforts much appreciated. Nice and clearly explained. Having fun with it.

  10. Blueslounge
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    Nice lesson!
    Sounds pretty much like "Buckets of rain" by Bob Dylan

  11. TheDEMSRule
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    Agree with all the comments. Thanks very much. Really nice and well explained. You have a real relaxed approach to the guitar. Appreciate it.

  14. TheGoJets
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    This is just great. Plays beautifully. Thanks so much. I love this song and you nailed it so very well. I would love to see more of Andy Kimbel music and learn more of your stuff if you get the chance. . . Or if anybody might have more of these that could be posted here maybe?

    Thanks again!

  15. hookthreader1
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    Great Great Great. I’ve been playing around with some open tuning and some inside out picking and this video has brought them together nicely. Thanks m8

  17. AirGtr
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    Really beautiful playing.. Beyond me but I sure do like what you do. 

    – Thanks!

  20. xo2sweetie2xo
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    Very Nice, Looks like he uses thirds all the way up and then back down. Really has that Chris Smither type of Style and feel mastered! More!

  21. Boldten
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    what did you harmonize that scale in?….. thirds?

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