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Thanks John!

Thanks Brandon!

Thanks Adam. Happy Halloween!

That’s great to hear Flint!

Thanks STP!

Thanks so much. Yes, this one was a finger workout.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Great to hear Mike. Have at it! People often add more notes to over the Waterfall, but I really like the cleaner, simpler way Henry Reed played it. Tried to emulate that in this rendition.

Glad to help you along! and btw, the melody is pretty much how Henry Reed played it-very spare. People have ornamented the tune much more, but I really like the simple, original version. Have fun with it!

Glad to hear that my videos are helping. Keep at it. Yes, I would like to do some more videos like this. Always a battle between intent and time…

Thanks Jack!

Glad you enjoyed it Charles!

Thanks Mike. Enjoy!

You’re most welcome, Lis.

Thanks Stephen!

Thanks STP!

Thanks Dutch. Hope you enjoy playing the tune!

Thanks Rev!

Thanks Bill. You have ten years on me, but same here-started with the red book, then Art Rosenbaum’s book. I was up-picking and two fingering in the early days before I went down the clawhammer and string band rabbit hole for decades. Finally came back to those early styles in the past few years.

Enjoy, my friend!

Thanks Dale!

Thank you too! I never tried Kitchen Girl in 2F style until recently. Like so many Henry Reed tunes, it works really well. And you’re right--simplicity in technique is the key.

Many thanks!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Mike!

Indeed. But happy to say that TH-cam tech support jumped right on the mess and restored everything quickly. They totally owned their screw up, which is a rare surprise these days.

Thanks again!

Thanks Tony! I’ve been using my tabbing program, TablEdit to create backing tracks. I’ve considered switching to Strum Machine because the sound fonts are better, but TablEdit is convenient and bought and paid for.

Thanks for the info Jack, sounds great!

Got that right.

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I’m with you. Not a big fan of fiberskyn heads. I’ve had goat skins that were great, and some that were not. I had a calf skin on my Whyte Laydie that I got from Stern Tanning. It was sanded to a uniform thickness and was amazing. I have a calfskin on my 1920s Vega tubaphone now, and it’s quite good, but not like that skin from Stern.

Thanks Guido!

Thank you Patrick. Keep on pickin’!

Have fun!

Thank you Karen! Actually, i was thinking of putting together a video on basic up-picking this week, since you are not the only one to ask. Stay tuned!

Thanks Stevie!

Thanks again!

Thanks! I am going to post a full-length video of this tune and I will have a link to the tab in that content. Probably today or tomorrow. So keep an eye out.

My full-length video is uploaded and published. If you go to the video description, you will see. link to the tab. Have fun! th-cam.com/video/4KgIuimRB7g/w-d-xo.html

Thanks. Glad you liked it!

Glad you enjoyed it, STP!

Thanks Jim! I can throw together a demo video of the basic up-picking pattern, probably in the coming week. Even though is superficially seems similar to clawhammer, there are essential differences.

Thanks Rachel. The Fox is such a great traditional song that goes waaaaay back.

Thanks Pam.

Thanks so much!

Thanks, so glad you liked it!

Thank you Ben! May you keep on pickin' for a good long while.

Thank you Stuart!

Thanks Jeff!

Thanks Kenney, Cheers back to you!