Lesson 10 of the series 5 (How to Play 4 string cigar box guitar) instructional video CD series. The Licks of Robert Johnson in Open G tuning. CD 5 is on sale NOW. Please visit ebay and search: keni lee

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22 thoughts on “How to Play Robert Johnson CD 5 cigar box tenor guitar plectrum banjo uke”

  1. Keni Lee Burgess
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    Thank you for your comment and question. If you can figure out a key that will work for Vestapol tuning (1351) or Spanish (5135) I am sure you can play RJ tunes because these are smaller versions of the full 6 string tunings. Have you seen this video? SOLD! Ukulele: Go Tell It On The Mountain Demo Enjoy your practice

  2. Keni Lee Burgess
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    Thank you for your comment and question. If you can figure out a key that will work for Vestapol tuning (1351) or Spanish (5135) I am sure you can play RJ tunes because these are smaller versions of the full 6 string tunings. Have you seen this video? SOLD! Ukulele: Go Tell It On The Mountain Demo Enjoy your practice

  3. Mayhem61
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    That sounds sooooo smooth man. Any advice on how I’d tune a regular soprano ukulele to play Robert Johnson tunes? I just can’t seem to find anything. Thanks!

  4. Mayhem61
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    That sounds sooooo smooth man. Any advice on how I’d tune a regular soprano ukulele to play Robert Johnson tunes? I just can’t seem to find anything. Thanks!

  5. Keni Lee Burgess
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    Thank you for your interest and past purchases. I will email the link. Enjoy.

  6. Keni Lee Burgess
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    Thank you for your interest and past purchases. I will email the link. Enjoy.

  7. 1188farrell
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    keni
    please send me the link to ebay i want to by the instructor cd series 5 (i have the rest)

  8. 1188farrell
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    keni
    please send me the link to ebay i want to by the instructor cd series 5 (i have the rest)

  9. Keni Lee Burgess
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    Thank you for your comments and good intentions. I certainly appreciate your support. Enjoy.

  10. Keni Lee Burgess
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    Thank you for your comments and good intentions. I certainly appreciate your support. Enjoy.

  11. king6of9pain
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    ahhhh ya!!! Kenilee you rock!!! your a good man and a fine player thnx for sharing your talents!!! one day, i’m gonna get all your lessons!!!!

  12. king6of9pain
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    ahhhh ya!!! Kenilee you rock!!! your a good man and a fine player thnx for sharing your talents!!! one day, i’m gonna get all your lessons!!!!

  13. Keni Lee Burgess
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    @TheChildlikeheart Thank you for your comment. Have you seen my cover of Steady Rollin’ Man? Search this:
    Steady Rollin’ Man by Robert Johnson / 1930 Oscar Schmidt Stella Guitar

  14. Keni Lee Burgess
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    @TheChildlikeheart Thank you for your comment. Have you seen my cover of Steady Rollin’ Man? Search this:
    Steady Rollin’ Man by Robert Johnson / 1930 Oscar Schmidt Stella Guitar

  15. Keni Lee Burgess
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    Thank you for your continued encouragement. Enjoy.

  16. Keni Lee Burgess
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    Thank you for your continued encouragement. Enjoy.

  19. Keni Lee Burgess
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    Thank you Jim. The CBG sounds great. I love the old 78 record sound I get from the B flat tuning. Practicing licks in one or two bars, around and around, really tightens them up. Then when you string them together for the whole 12 bar blues progression, it is a piece of cake. Enjoy.

  20. Keni Lee Burgess
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    Thank you Jim. The CBG sounds great. I love the old 78 record sound I get from the B flat tuning. Practicing licks in one or two bars, around and around, really tightens them up. Then when you string them together for the whole 12 bar blues progression, it is a piece of cake. Enjoy.

  21. Jim Mitchell
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    As always Keni great lesson and playing! You are the master. I enjoyed it very much, Jim

  22. Jim Mitchell
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    As always Keni great lesson and playing! You are the master. I enjoyed it very much, Jim

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