Great stuff! Thanks!

PHENOMENAL LESSON AS USUAL..

not even a question! The obvious answer: HELL YES!!!!!!

Schweet

perfect ❤

Just found this. Awesome! subscribed!

Too fast played show it slowly pls

i love you song ...what do you use from effects ?

Daniel Donato

Pete Anderson. One of the greats for sure.

I'm giving this one a try. I always thought this song was in E.

This is a very good teaching lesson. Thank you.

I agree with your point about flats not being brighter. This is about accessing a Luther Perkins tone on a gig or session without bringing a guitar setup for flats. Most modern players don’t use flats but what do you do when someone calls out a Johnny Cash tune? Playing where there’s more tension gives you more of a thumpy compressed sound like flats and like I said in the video. It also makes it brighter and Luther had a brighter sound than most contemporary guitarists. So not pointless but actual useful. So I would be playing the song after the count in with a similar tone while you’re still switching guitars

This is pointless. Flat wounds do not sounds brighter in anyway whatsoever and all you achieved by pixking by the bridge is a brighter sound. Just get 6 dollars and buy some flat wounds if you like being buried in the mix so much.

Thanks!! Great lesson and I appreciate the details on his rig too!

Thats awesome , love it 😀

Grady martin

Thank you!

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Really well delivered! Thanks!

Very good, your are teaching it accurately

That's a nugget I'm stealin' that one. Thanks Jason

Step 1: get a telecaster

I'd like to add another difference between Tele and Esquire. The string tension on an Esquire feels more slack. Almost like on a toploader Tele. This may be caused by the lack of magnetic pull of the neck pickup. Or not. At least that's what I think. Anyway, an Esquire is a very distinctive guitar and has its own character. Somehow it is much more than just a Tele with a missing neck pickup.

Awesome as always man!

He uses slap back on the song „I was there when it happened“.

Thank you, Jason. Love your lessons.

Are those saddles Glendale?

Can you tell us something about the guitar? Are those saddle Glendale?

Very interesting dude, thanks

If you were using a mod amp do you think the rock a billy mode would be the right choice? Be interesting if you did a video showing the difference from standard strings and flat wound. 😊

Niiiiiice ❤

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fantastic Jason. beautiful and vibey phrasing

Hell yeah dude.

You guys really make it hard to buy something, why don't you just sell it like in the old days when I could just buy something

more of this everywhere please

Beautiful. Don't really see anyone play real music on guitar like this. Have a hunch you'll be on Rick Beato one day. Used to listen to Peach Crate quite a bit.

Tabs??

Western Swing really grabbed me

So sweet

The little bit you played in the begin made me realize why people play G benders. Very awesome sound!!!

Metal guy here. Awesome licks man, I love new little tricks outside of my genre I can put in my arsenal. The fact that these ignore the bottom string so drop tunings can still be used is great.

First it was Daniel Donato, then all the Don kelley Band guitarists over the years. Then I went and checked out the guys they learned from. Like Danny Gatton, Roy Buchanon, Albert Lee, and Roy Nichols.