Ragtime blues guitar lessons www.playbluesguitar.eu Free Robert Johnson Lesson http We should all be forever grateful for the legacy left by the original great of blues guitarists. Heres a short lesson showing a couple of simple variations on the basic Candy Man theme, as played by the legendary Reverend Gary Davis. What he did with just three chords was fascinating. Radio interview I did hubpages.com Learn Ragtime Blues Guitar youtu.be Deep River Blues Lesson www.youtube.com Jim Bruce Channel www.youtube.com

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18 thoughts on “Jim Bruce Blues Guitar – Candy Man (With A Difference) – Reverend Gary Davis”

  4. 806bigman
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    I put up links on a few beginner forums to the acoustic travelers channel, and this vid in particular (it’s just such a great way to start "ragtime" guitar) and placed links to your website all over my website. Hope it helps! I know I’ve said it before, but I love how you teach-breaking the song into chunks helps my brain figure everything out, and repeating each section keeps me form having to back the video up. Keep it up!

  5. 806bigman
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    How does this video only have 2,410 views? I came back here just for fun today, and I have no idea how this could happen! It’s such a great video, do you mind if I promote it on other forums/webpages (and maybe slip your website in there too…)? I love your style of teaching, it’s so easy to learn from! Thanks so much!

  6. 806bigman
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    Thanks Jim, this is a fantastic video! Thanks for such a great tutorial to such a great song! You are a master of guitar, and a master of teaching. I love your DVDs, they are perfect for a guitarist like me. Keep it up!

  7. Nico Geeverding
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    This is great material! Going to have a closer look at your site.

  8. autinspare
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    Another gem. Thanks Jim. I hope you are making a living from the DVD’s and lessons – you deserve it.

  9. harmonkeyfokker
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    Thanks Jim, for all your lessons. The Reverend is a gold mine of material. Everything he recorded is worth a listening to. The same is true of you.

  10. harmonkeyfokker
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    Great lesson. The Reverand was a self taught blind man. That blows my mind.

  11. ZEDZOR2
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    Maybe if u where determined to be pedantic or wanted a road map for the full song however i think you covered all the aspects that would give anyone the right tools to set out.You only got a limited ammount of time for 1 post.tc.

  13. EDDIEJAMES238
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    There is good and there is a master. Jim, you are a master.

  16. ZEDZOR2
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    I cant think how a lesson could be more concise than this Jim.

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