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In this MicroLesson (ML035) you’ll learn how to play a simple rhythm in Drop D. This works great on acoustic or electric guitar.
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Love drop D! Thanks Brian.
JRG
Nice country cowboy or even for bluegrass micro lesson.. CEO 7 sounds smoking ! You hear anything much better comparing it to AP 70 or they pretty much both great parlors?
They’re both great. I just can’t put the Martin down. I think it’s the V neck profile
Thank you Brian ! Actually i was playing with Drop “D” today at dawn…great time to practice. BTW if you (or anyone) have not seen Levon Helm in “I’m Not In It For My Health” ..imo It’s Great ! Larry Campbell is also in it.
Thanks for that tip Bill – I will watch it. I haven’t seen it.
Great documentary about Levon. If you like that one I also recommend “The Other One: the Long Strange Trip of Bob Weir”
Let’s see more micros on alternative timings…
Loved it!
Perfect micro-lesson. Short, sweet and very useful.
Very nice short lesson. Real blues sound – thanks Brian.
Love your videos. Learning them, then tweaking them to my `own` song. Would you ever have a learn a known song lesson?
I saw Prince unplugged the other day and would to learn his accoustic Cream song. Not a huge Prince fan, but that song sounds great!
Johan from Norway
That’s awesome! Love me some drop D tuning 🙂
That was such a fun ML Brian! Thank you!
thats fantastic bri love it
Another good one ty
Country Boy Can Survive
Love the big sound of this lesson. What would be a good sounding chord progression or chordal licks to add next to this. For example, if the song were to into something like a bottleneck slide feel with a choppy percussion rhythm? I am experimenting but you have a great ear and library of knowledge for building and releasing the feel of a song. Any suggestions much appreciated. Love your lessons. Thanks