Description
In this MicroLesson (ML017), you’ll learn how to play a classic bluegrass rhythm pattern. This includes picking out a simple melody line, while strumming the rhythm. You’ll play the same pattern (down, down, up) throughout the whole thing with your right hand.
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Very Cool. Thanks Brian…great little rhythm for noodling.
Cool lesson Brian.
Very nice. Btw Brian, I am enjoying your occasional album recommendations .. keep them coming also! Always good to hear some cool new music.
great micro bluegrass Brian!
perfect Brian nice n quick not to complicated nailed it in no time . Good Micro
Hi Brian
Great lesson.
Love the Martin. What is it?
Mark
Probably Hd 28 beautiful sound…clear calm precise lessons friendly person .thankyou Brian
I love this little melody . The tablature does not exactly matching the lesson . It shows G string on the upstroke for the C chord and lesson shows a B. Also the last 2 measures don’t matching what is played
Jeff, I just re-watched the on-screen tab viewer and everything there was in sync. Not sure what nuance you’ve noticed being off – maybe something in the explanation video was played slightly different. That does happen from time to time. Most musicians play things like this a little different every time they do it… so just look at it as you have 2 versions 😉
Brian do you have a favoured pick? What are you using here? I’m using a Wegan which would be about 1.2 but am finding it a bit large. My other preference is Dunlap Ultex 1. I’m using a Martin 0-28vs.
I typically use Fender Medium – whatever thickness that is
Great lesson Brian. Is that the Alvarez blues 51/TBS guitar?
Cool little ditty, I have been on a country blues, and folk as in Dylan and the grateful dead kick this year. Thanks for your work