Thank you for this video. I love your playing and I love the fact that you are willing to share with the rest of us. Your sound with that tele is beautiful.

For those of us who started out listening, first, to the Beatles, and then went straight into progressive rock, I missed the blues influence early on, and had it not been for my discovery of Steve Morse, with his chickin' pickin' , honky tonk and assorted Southern-isms, I don't think I would have heard it at all. So now, as a very late starter, I would like to learn it.

Was in a store in Toronto today and a guy came in to buy the Andy Wood model. Just letting you know. Hung with Albert 2 weeks ago He smiles and effortlessly kills it. no ego. Marc Ford there too. Andy you are a monster. Tip… slow down and break it down into small chunks. Repeat about 6 slow times.Teaching tip: Small repetitive lessons. Been trying to play for 60 years.

Great insight Andy! Always a pleasure when you take a deep dive into technique!

Up there with the very best I've ever seen teacher and player combined brilliant 🤠

Morning Andy from a rainy New Zealand...winter is coming

Andy, this is invaluable!! Got to get to work on these licks and ideas! Relatively new to chicken picking, but have been using the technique a lot more over the last year.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, your an amazing player ‼️💯👍

Andy is amazing 😂 love it

Great video Andy! Thx

AWESOME video, i'm gonna work on some of this stuff. Just got my 1st tele two months ago and really looking forward to learning country licks

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year i wish you!!!❤

Super!!!Very good Lesson!!!❤

I declare that Chicken Plucked!

😁 Thank you. That's a million dollar lesson.

Thank you sir !

Hate that I missed this one. Awesome

Greetings from Germany !!!❤

What is this witchcraft?! I have enough trouble just playing in time to Mustang Sally. I'm expecting Andy & Friends to work wonders on me at the Woodshed Guitar Experience in August.

Andy should have been playing in the Early to Middle/Late 70's when we did not have tuners, real Archiac/Dinosaury. We used pitch pipes/tuning forks and or Keyboard players if ya could get one in your Band, they were always Tough, wanted to be PAID all the time. I also used to tune to Records too. Now it's SNARKS on headstocks. LOL.