Awesome. I do something similar... Have AER Compact 60...wrap my guitar lead round the carry handle sames you! I angle the amp up with a triangular glasses case which also packs flat. Have the same venue Di a great portable setup

Great lesson, thanks. I skimmed the comments and like others I have some blues rock experience but am looking for something new. I'm really liking bluegrass, deceptively simple.

I just learnt this from your video. Really nicely put together. I still a little scratchy and getting used to the picking style. But man I cannot stop playing it ahah

wow too kool

Hiya .. on the tab at 01:45 after the first bit it says play the third string at the 7th fret then the fourth string at the 6th fret, however in the video you say play the 4th string 6 then the third string 7th .. have I made a mistake or have you ??

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new material, from 12 to 63 and back to 12, you all figure it out

i will try some pickin' and grinin'

Where part 2 dude?

Mid-1990s, my mom bumped into Little Richard in a Las Vegas hotel restaurant...she said he greeted her like he was still on stage!

Can't find the tabs for those picking?!? Does someone can help me?

Excellent picking /singing too great performance Brandon!

I think Brian Stephens made a iconic looking copy! He's also a great picker.

Is the solo break starting about 1:30 included in the lesson & tab?

Excellent.

Fantastic sounding guitar, great hamonics and sustain (what brand/model?) and excellent tutoring. Inspiring.

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That Boy can sure pick ...

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Great lesson. Easy to follow and well executed. It reminds me of days long past hanging out with friends learning songs from each other.

Wow !!! amazing !!! Intermediate ???? You kidding ??? That means I am a 60 year beginner player !!!! Amazing work Brandon you are one amazing picker !!!!

If this is intermediate I would love to see what qualifies as expert lol cool to see that you got your twin brothers involved in the KZfaq channel

what an absolute tune +++++

Awesome

I like your videos and appreciate the commentary. Other folks on here need to pump the brakes and stop being pricks. I’ve been playing for 22 years or so and just now starting to really get into bluegrass. Keep up the good work 🤙🏼

Maybe show your hands and the fretboard?!?!?

Helping me loads.Thank you.

What kind of loser only puts two measures and then charges for the rest, that’s as dumb as it gets

sorry brandan i cant stand tommy emmanuelle....just a speed show off...not very musocal...just fast....i preder your approach like in shady grove....musicality rules...not speed

What about the rhythm? Isn’t the great Wyatt essential to Tony’s beautiful version of this tune? BYW Wyatt is master guitar player in his own right.

Great teaching man!

effortlessly...

WE'LL JUST HAVE TO TRY AND FIGURE OUT THE REST OF THE SONG ON OUR OWN

WHY DID HE NOT SHOW THE ENTIRE SONG AND LEAVE EVERYONE HANGING I THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO LEARN THE WHOLE SONG

Just a note: that barre chord is not an inversion. In music theory, a chord inversion is where the chord or triad is voiced with a different bottom or lowest note. So with a G chord, GBD, an inversion would be voicing the chord BDG. I am not 100% sure but i think the 2nd inversion is where the lowest note is the third of the triad, and the 3rd inversion is the fith of the triad. But that might be wront. It might be the first inversion is the third and the second is the fifth. Cant remember all my music theory atm. When you switch from an open G to a barred G, you are changing the voicing of the chord, since the chord tones are played in a different grouping. But since the bottom note is still a G, it's not inverted. A very common chord inversion on guitar is playing a G/C, where you play an open C with your pinky on the G below it, and play all 6 strings.

Man you're just amazing! Thank you very much!

Nice practice

he's a one man BRAND! LOVE YOU BUDDY!

I look forward to checking this out this weekend! Thank you and have an awesome weekend 🤠

Due respect in your piece!

Are you playing the drum with spatulas?

Highly recommend Brandon’s online classes.

As to the enlarged sound hole, I was in a music store that had a small sound hole Dupont (like Django played) and a large oval sound hole Dupont, side by side. I played them both. To me, the smaller sound hole looks cooler, but the large oval sound hole guitar sounded better to me. These were Duponts (or Macafarris or whatever) and not Martins, but I thought the comparison was interesting. I also think the enlarged sound hole OM guitars that Bourgeois makes sound better than their regular ones.

This is the first bluegrass song I’m learning I realized that playing fast isn’t as difficult as I thought it was

You have the same guitar as I do. But yours sounds better for some reason haha. You have excellent right and left hand strength and technique, and it really brings out the popping-woody potential of the HD-28V.

Good job

Such a great tutorial starting from the beginning!

hey, really like the arrangement, but i always thought this was a D-tune!?

Hey mate, this just popped up in the feed. Even though it's well past bedtime I have stayed awake long enough to wack it on the playlist with Leo performing it and a short one with John Fahey showing a bit on how to play it. This video is pinned on the fridge and will definitely get me to pick up the guitar after 10 years of not playing. Thanks mate. Only thing left to do is post this message and smash the sub button.

Absolutely fantastic lesson, thank you.