Lesson 2 with another little ditty in Drop D, have fun jamming with it. Its a self penned composition. Freight Train Blues. Tabs are available at www.maxmilligan.co.uk

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14 thoughts on “Open D Picking Lesson 2”

  2. Donna Milligan
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    Yep, Drop D tuning is D A D G B E low to high. Open D gives you a D chord when strummed open. D A D F# A D low to high. :o) check out my open D lessons too. :o) Max

  4. Max Milligan
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    Hi yes the chord sequence has the same formula. It’s a common country blues pattern.The melody is different to the song. Very funny it is too. Many thanks :o)

  5. Max Milligan
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    I’ll check it out. :o) I wrote this about 15 years ago.

  6. Max Milligan
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    Really listen to the notes being played, take your time. Good luck. Max

  7. MiniShowProductions
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    wow im havin majortrole gettin the first bitle ucan wingi but ts just not good nough n i cnt get my hed roud the tab it sounds rong o matter wati daaaarrrrrggggg retarded or what man

  8. Mark Nelson
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    Nice job! I’m just learning open D tuning and I really liked your licks – especially the lick just before the A chord on your resolve. As I was playing your song, I realized I had heard it before. Your tune is the same as "Elma Turl" a comic song by Mike Cross, which he recorded many years ago. There are several hits of it on YouTube.

  10. Max Milligan
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    Yep when I play this live it changes everytime. Enjoy experimenting. Tabs at my website

  12. Atentist1
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    Really great feel to this song thank you. Bar 12 (of 16) could be more of a dischord instead of a repeat of bar 4 (how about a slide from high E fret 4 to fret 3?). Okay, enough criticism, greatly apperciate the post and speed of teaching.

  14. birdie399
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    Great lesson! I’m looking forward to playing this. I also enjoyed your blues solo lesson in E.
    Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I see that you use Maton guitars, you make a fine sound with them.

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