great lesson. thanks for sharing

This is not country. This is Blues. Mississippi Blues.

Hey man! Thank´s for your great lessons! Do you know about Cam Kimbrough here on youtube? Juniors grandson have a small guitarchannel where he teaches in this style. He´s a really great guitar player. You two really should do a collab or something. Cams videos has helped me a lot with getting into this style, it gave me the joy for guitar playing back.

Hi! I watch Juniors grandsons channel a lot. Cam Kimborough here on youtube, he teaches this style of guitar too. He actually talks about his fingers in many videos when he teaches riffs and makes the audience weary that it might be difficult to play it like him or don´t sound like when he plays because he has massive calluses on his thumb and index finger from playing this style for all his life. It´s not like when guitarplayers talk about getting calluses on the fingertips on the left hand, not at all. His thumb is all hardened up. I actually think you see that in R.L´s video too, if you look at his thumb. It looks almost deformed and big. Like his thumbnail is thick and his skin is very dry and hard.

This is so good! Thank You very much for the lesson!

You're the man

Wow. First, hill country, now this groove machine. Love you and your channel!!

Bravo!!!

Hi, excelent and detailed explanations. Thank you.

Hell yeah

Not doing the slap on the second riff in the first bar was the trickiest part lol

Looov ya enthusiasm - thanks for sharing ... up from downunder

Moving way too fast. Slow down!

Sometimes I just wanna funk out. This will help me in those times. Great lesson!

Very cool 😎

My pop is bueno, the slap is definitely not consistently the same dynamic. Improving every day although it’s a bit like a mirage, just ahead but I never arrive. My whole guitar endeavour has been enjoyable and one of the few things I started and haven’t been discouraged with ever. Thanks for keeping me rolling forward in my journey 👍🏻

Excellent job!

Wow! I think you nailed it. 🔥🔥

Driftin is a nice example for this ;)

I never usually comment on yotube videos but this is a fucking great tutorial

Impecable ,favor Etta Jame saludos desde Uruguay 🇺🇾

Show us I gotta try you girl, please.

I've also seen it played in open a with the capo on the 2nd fret.

Thank you again brother.

That alternating syncopation is super subtle... Had to listen really hard to even hear it. Tricky...

Uh…yeah, uh….”like” aaaannndddd “Subscribe”….thank you very much!!

Love it man!

You can't say "ridiculous" when you talk about Chet Atkins, it's make me nervous and angry. He is MR GUITAR !!!

Aside from the versatility, the great thing about alternate tunings is that they help justify having many guitars - I hate the instability that can come from switching tunings.

Thanks for a great lesson!

merci beaucoup c est très bien expliqué 👍👍👍

Great composition and thank you for the tab.

The Legend. I love Burnside 😍

This sounds a lot like poor black Mattie or maybe some other RL Burnside song. Is this like standard hill country rhythm.

can you please do a tutorial on "Thunderbird" by los Herman'os?

Dude, I spent most of this video dancing in my kitchen.

*Promosm*

Been listening to Doc Watson heavy for the last 15 years and had no clue he was blind.

Canned Heat ZZ Top Norman Greenbaum

Standard o open

This is the best thing ever - Thanks!

Thanks for a great lesson!! So fun and helpful. I do fingernails down and thumbnail up.

I love RL and I love your lessons!!! Could you maybe teach a lesson on “Just Like A Woman” by RL or “Feels So Good #1” by Junior Kimbrough so I can practice something else in this tuning? Thank you so much for all of your videos!!

Great! Thank You very much for another fantastic lesson, Heath!

epic, this got the creative juices pumping instantly

What model Taylor is this? Great vid, btw.

Thanks for this lesson, it's the best I've found, very well explained !!!

Thank you great lesson can’t wait to see what you had to it. Thank you again.

This makes me want to get an acoustic guitar again.

Heath this is really a great exercise for this technique!! Thanks you!