Blues Guitar Lessons www.play-blues-guitar.eu Newsletter sign-up (free lessons) http Candy man lesson on You Tube www.youtube.com In this video I take a look at the right hand techniques of some master guitar players. What are the similarities and how should we hold that picking hand for the best effect? Cheers Jim

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19 thoughts on “Jim Bruce Acoustic Blues Guitar Lessons – Right Hand Picking Techniques”

  1. KarlheinzFey1
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    Thanks a lot, Jim! Awesome tutorial! I like it very much. Thumbs up!:)

  2. Rubydoobiedee
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    Excellent free lesson Jim…thank u!

  3. Bluesmanstrat1
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    As soon as I read your answer, I said to myself "yes thats right!" lol..tks for your info and answer. I have checked out your lesson that you mentioned and can’t wait to give it a go but it’s only 7 oclock in the am here so I have to wait a little lol. Take good care!

  4. acoustictravellersl
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    Hi – it’s Candy Man by Rev Gary Davis. I posted a lesson for it some time ago – the link is in the description. Have fun!

    Cheers, Jim

  5. Bluesmanstrat1
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    I always enjoy watching your videos cause they are always either very informative or entertaining,,only wish I could support you but my financial situation doesn’t allow me to but I will take what I can get :)..What was tha little tune you were playing at the start of the video, sounds familiar?

  6. ddcoregon
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    That was a fantastic lesson. A thumb pick is one of the best $0.98 investments I’ve ever made. I file off some of its length so that I can avoid the "phantom pick" syndrome when I take it off to play more quietly. also can’t anchor my pinky to save my life . It’s too short, I think.

  7. goldenviolins1
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    Thanks Jim, This video is great.
    Harold

  8. primativemodelling
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    Johnny Shines, what an awesome player.

  9. acoustictravellersl
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    Hey, that’s really nice of you.

    Best, Jim

  11. acoustictravellersl
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    Will do – been looking at your channel – you need some more vids! Great stuff.

    Jim

  12. acoustictravellersl
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    Yes, they make a nice effect, and also save getting blisters!

  13. tonnaboy
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    If you haven’t got Jim’s blues instruction DVD do your self a favour and invest. They are fantastic. Give the man some support. Keep it up Jim.

  14. LiteGauge
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    Great video, Jim, thanks very much for putting this together.

  15. rrrrockin
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    @13:33 too funny Jim ,,ya thats a bit of a tough one there ,,,glad to see you smile ,,,,,,ever in Vancouver BC ,,lets do coffee and see all my collection of acoustics ,,,peace ,

  16. TomEMun
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    Outstanding study of some of the greats! Very interesting. Thanks!

  19. daveakabluewater
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    Gettin’ me a thumb pick or two. Thanks for the video!

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