Man I remember the first time I heard Jr.Kimbrough. I literally went into a trance. It casted hypnotic spell over me.. I'll never forget!! Keep the spell alive..😊
Hi Cam - I first heard your grandfathers music on the John Peele radio show in England nearly 30 years ago, and I never forgot the Kimbrough name (even in that pre-internet search age). He was a remarkable artist and it’s brilliant to see that gift passed down to you. Thanks for sharing these lessons.
That was awesome to read and definitely motivational to know he reached so many so far and wide I feel indebted to continue his legacy. Thanks for watching John🙏🏾✌🏿✨
I got chills running all over my body. I've been listening to Jr. for along time. I'm 58 and picked up my first guitar 3 years ago. I hope I'm ready for this. Thanks Cam.
It's been 7 hours most if that was practice. I can do this. Thank you. It's so much fun, but what is the best tuning for this kind of play? Soon I'll learn how to make it chugga, chugga. Thanks again.
As someone with a musical foundation in rap, I really appreciate your videos. Took me a long time to find my way back to blues, especially being a Mexican from California. I’ve found myself connecting with Hill Country Blues especially with the rhythmic and lyrical similarities to rap, but it’s hard to find lessons on the style. Thank you very much sir
Cam, thanks for this lesson and thanks for your humility regarding how long it took you to get this down. I have felt discouraged by the struggle but knowing that someone who plays as well as you had to put in the hours to get this style down, well, that helps. Also, let's hear for it technology. It's 2023 and a random blues fan in Wisconsin can stumble across videos from a guy in Northern Mississippi who happens to be the grandson of Junior Kimbrough and is a hell of a player himself and offers up lessons on TH-cam.
Terrific lesson! Thank you for taking the time to make it friend. If your looking for a lesson to get you started with fingerpicking this is well worth watching and so much fun to play.
Wow. Thanks Cam. I'm a guy who lives in Essex England and just want to play my guitar in my shed for my own entertainment. But. I want it to sound good to my own ear. Your videos are a really fun way to learn.
Thanks for watching Craig I really appreciate it, I actually never thought I'd play in front of anyone myself to be honest let alone speak to anyone about it lol, kind of shy guy in real life. But I do enjoy helping others and moving some feet and souls into good places and I'm always down for that!
Hey Cam, thanks for your lessons and your music. I’ve been listening to and learning to play Hill Country for about 5 years, ever since I first heard a record of your grandpa playing guitar. Just wanted to let you know that what you’re doing is travelling far, and there’s a least one little corner of London, England where a guitar’s playing Hill Country every night.
Wow, this is awesome. I've always wanted to travel around the world, guess this would be one way at doing that lol, Gary I do appreciate your energy, thanks for watching!!@
Right about 5:10 when he starts humming along…he is so in tune you almost can’t differentiate between his voice and the guitar. He’s just kinda messin around and his talent is oozing. I hope he writes his own stuff. Edit: holy smokes! I had no idea! Lmao, no wonder
Cam, this really connected some dots for me. Thank you so much for the lesson and for generously, putting it out there and sharing it with all of us. Much respect, brother.
@@camkimbrough6103 Absolutely, amigo. And that’s a BEAUTIFUL finish on your guitar. I’m restoring a ‘69 Harmony H-165 all mahogany. Hopefully it’ll help me to get those warm, mid-range sounds. ✌🏼
Even though I'm a fiddle player, I appreciate what you share. There is ALWAYS something to learn. One thing I thought, when you said you woke up and it was 'there' and you could play it. Part of it muscle memory, but part of it - maybe - is the melody/drone... whatever you wanna call it... ;-)... floating around in your head. You can't play it if you can't sing it. So the combo of muscle memory and the 'sound/melody' itself... is the Cosmic Combo... thanks for making the time to share. :) Always enjoyable!!!
Glad that I could offer something beneficial to you through my works and appreciate all of your support Katz always and I can't wait to see your finished projects and videos on your channel!!
This is just what I've been looking for. Thanks so much for posting this. I'm in Alabama and I'm hooked on the Mississippi Hillcountry sound. How can I reach out to you for private lessons? I can drive to your location, etc.
Goddamn man, I'm a random guy from Scotland in his 20s. Been playin since 11 but recently started doing blues and finger style as opposed to like techdeath.You've just helped me unlock a new level of guitar playing. Thank you
Mannn, this is the video that made the thumb-drone technique *click* for me. I'm late in life learning music so watching old RL Burnside, Kimbrough, McDowell, etc. videos is fairly difficult to learn from. This was clear as could be! THANK YOU!
@@camkimbrough6103 I feel like a fool. I just watched an older video of yours and learned Junior is your grandfather. I think Cedric Burnside played the drums one of the times I saw R.L. live. Thank you for getting your lessons out to us fans.
I’m here after hearing R.L Burnside See my jumper hanging on the line and that song has freed my soul. Just got done licking the taint of homelessness and that song was the only good thing. Those bluesmen of the day were absolute legends beyond my comprehension right now I swear to you. Learning this as the first thing I’ve ever done on guitar is a little challenging but I can’t have it any other way
Thank you man !!! This is exactly what I’ve been trying to be able to play….. You’re a great teacher…. This lesson will get me moving the right way… Thank you brother (:
Hey man! Thanks for your job! Seriously! I’m an italian 27yo who likes delta/Mississippi blues and stuff like that… I mean you’re helping me to improve my technique a LOT… great vid, god bless you! Greetings from Italy!
I’m a huge thumb base line 6 string picker I love watching old mother Maybelle base line pick but your Delta picking is amazing and I’m going To learn it.. awesome thank you. You are amazing
Good stuff & great approach to your vids. Keeping things light, simple, and all of it blanketed in good humor separates your lessons from most others on YT. Well done!
Thank you sir for showing how your fingers move on the frets. That really helped me understand. Alot of the guitar tutorials I watch never show up close and explain Cleary like to you do. Thanks
0:13 I've never seen a video of yours before, but the smile you got in your thumbnail said give this guy a chance. And the fact that you left in the bloopers is awesome.
Hi Cam, I had the pleasure of knowing your Grandfather Junior Kimbrough back in 1982 when I was living with R.L. Burnside that summer. I got a chance to play with him at some juke joints around Holly Springs, and at his house outside town. He also made great homebrew. Junior was a class person, and fun musician to be around. Dave Evans from Memphis recently sent a CD my way he recorded at Junior's house that summer of 82 with me playing harp alongside Junior, George Scales on bass, and Calvin Jackson on drums. R.L. was there clowning around. After I left that summer R.L., and I played, and toured together for 12 years between 82 and 94. I played mostly harp, but guitar some too. Sitting in with him several times in 99 was very cool. And we remained friends until he passed away. Unfortunately partly because I lived in Europe for 7 years I never saw Junior after the summer of 82. R.L. would let me know things, but it's been a big regret that I wasn't able to do more to help get gigs like with R.L. who I'm on his 2 MC RECORDS CD's with Acoustic Stories, and Well...Well...Well.... But, I'm sure glad I was able to meet, and play with Junior Kimbrough. He asked always treated me like I belonged--right alongside him. Pretty fine of Mr. David Junior Kimbrough really. RIP. Good luck, Jon Beckley Morris
Jamming like RL Burnside🎉 this is the best tutorial on yt. Finally i can play something melodic. Keep em videos coming. 🎼 Thank you and God bless you.🙏❤
Thanks for these tips. I have been struggling with alternating bass picking for years and seems like I should have started simple just like you showed. I’m glad I stumbled upon this. I was a fan of your grandads and the hill country blues.
I am from "The Shoals" area of Alabama and wasn't introduced to Junior's music until around 2006, when I bought The Black Keys album Chulahoma. "My Mind is Ramblin" shook me. I had to know where this song came from and I discovered that we were practically neighbors in the Sonic Cosmos. I found it odd and humbling that in my search for great music, I didn't need to do anything more than just listen out my windows. Much love and appreciation for the musicians that came from this part of the world.
🙏🏾🤘🏿✌🏿✨ Thanks for watching and yep you really just one bridge away from it all, use to run Walmart loads to Shoals bk in my trucking days, always was a nice peaceful ride as long as you don't come through there speeding 😉
Man this whole time I've been trying to alternate between my thumb and my first finger, I can't believe all I needed to do was do both at the exact same time. Yo my man here's another subscription.
Man I remember the first time I heard Jr.Kimbrough. I literally went into a trance. It casted hypnotic spell over me.. I'll never forget!! Keep the spell alive..😊
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@@camkimbrough6103 😎💯
Me Too! Man, it is Hypnotic!
Hi Cam - I first heard your grandfathers music on the John Peele radio show in England nearly 30 years ago, and I never forgot the Kimbrough name (even in that pre-internet search age). He was a remarkable artist and it’s brilliant to see that gift passed down to you. Thanks for sharing these lessons.
That was awesome to read and definitely motivational to know he reached so many so far and wide I feel indebted to continue his legacy. Thanks for watching John🙏🏾✌🏿✨
I got chills running all over my body. I've been listening to Jr. for along time. I'm 58 and picked up my first guitar 3 years ago. I hope I'm ready for this. Thanks Cam.
Awesome! Thanks for watching Barry.
It's been 7 hours most if that was practice. I can do this. Thank you. It's so much fun, but what is the best tuning for this kind of play? Soon I'll learn how to make it chugga, chugga. Thanks again.
@@barrypoland8589 standard
I can't seem to learn this any other way so I'm real glad you posted this three years ago.
@Denver_Risley Glad you got it or getting there, thanks for watching, spread the word about the channel if you can!
As someone with a musical foundation in rap, I really appreciate your videos. Took me a long time to find my way back to blues, especially being a Mexican from California. I’ve found myself connecting with Hill Country Blues especially with the rhythmic and lyrical similarities to rap, but it’s hard to find lessons on the style. Thank you very much sir
Thanks for watching!
I have struggled with this for years and watched other videos, but this broke it down and made it simple for me. Thank you
@chrisfelan4279 My pleasure, thanks for watching, spread the word about the channel for me if you can.
glad to see some young people rediscovering the Blues. keep it up! \m/
Thanks, will do!
Thank you for rembering how to teach beginners and those of us who have to do basics a million times before they sink in.
Thank you, Cam, I got real inspiration from that…I’ve only been playing for 58 years so there’s stil time to get it right!…yet another viewer from UK.
I'm honored that a guitar player of 58 years watched my video! Thank you very much for watching and the energy!
Best lesson I’ve ever ever ever ever seen amazing
Thank you, and thanks for watching ✌🏿
Thank you for preserving ADOS culture and teaching our music to a new generation . It would be great to see more young black kids playing guitar .
Apologies for the late response. Thank you for the energy and for watching, please spread the word about the channel
Thanks for watching and please spread the word about the channel!
And especially country blues
am I not allowed to enjoy music of other cultures?
@@John-ic6zo What?! Where did that come from?
Cam, thanks for this lesson and thanks for your humility regarding how long it took you to get this down. I have felt discouraged by the struggle but knowing that someone who plays as well as you had to put in the hours to get this style down, well, that helps. Also, let's hear for it technology. It's 2023 and a random blues fan in Wisconsin can stumble across videos from a guy in Northern Mississippi who happens to be the grandson of Junior Kimbrough and is a hell of a player himself and offers up lessons on TH-cam.
Thanks for watching! Highly appreciated!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching ✌🏿 spread the word if you can share the video
"we're not going to get political with the names." You're funny, man
😏 thanks for watching!
Yes thank you for sharing this tradition!
Thanks for watching!
Terrific lesson! Thank you for taking the time to make it friend. If your looking for a lesson to get you started with fingerpicking this is well worth watching and so much fun to play.
Thanks Paul appreciate your energy!!!
Yeah! Thnx again! Sounding great to hear you back!
THANKS FOR WATCHING GEOFFREY
Wow. Thanks Cam. I'm a guy who lives in Essex England and just want to play my guitar in my shed for my own entertainment. But. I want it to sound good to my own ear. Your videos are a really fun way to learn.
Thanks for watching Craig I really appreciate it, I actually never thought I'd play in front of anyone myself to be honest let alone speak to anyone about it lol, kind of shy guy in real life. But I do enjoy helping others and moving some feet and souls into good places and I'm always down for that!
Keeeeeeeeeyyyy to the droning blues LOL... I really liked this guy. Cheers from Brazil.
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Hey Cam, thanks for your lessons and your music. I’ve been listening to and learning to play Hill Country for about 5 years, ever since I first heard a record of your grandpa playing guitar. Just wanted to let you know that what you’re doing is travelling far, and there’s a least one little corner of London, England where a guitar’s playing Hill Country every night.
Wow, this is awesome. I've always wanted to travel around the world, guess this would be one way at doing that lol, Gary I do appreciate your energy, thanks for watching!!@
And a corner of Herefordshire too Gary!
It may just catch on in a little corner of wales too
And a corner of Cornwall UK
This was super useful. Especially love that you gave us a foundation/building-block at the beginning. 3:44
🙏🏾✌🏿✨ Thanks for watching Chris.
Right about 5:10 when he starts humming along…he is so in tune you almost can’t differentiate between his voice and the guitar. He’s just kinda messin around and his talent is oozing. I hope he writes his own stuff.
Edit: holy smokes! I had no idea! Lmao, no wonder
Nice! Yeah he was spot on. It's cool to see.
Cam, this really connected some dots for me. Thank you so much for the lesson and for generously, putting it out there and sharing it with all of us. Much respect, brother.
No doubt thanks for watching and appreciating spread the word about the channel for me✌🏿✨
@@camkimbrough6103 Absolutely, amigo. And that’s a BEAUTIFUL finish on your guitar. I’m restoring a ‘69 Harmony H-165 all mahogany. Hopefully it’ll help me to get those warm, mid-range sounds. ✌🏼
@@pneumaticman5927 Harmony guitars..🤤
Even though I'm a fiddle player, I appreciate what you share. There is ALWAYS something to learn. One thing I thought, when you said you woke up and it was 'there' and you could play it. Part of it muscle memory, but part of it - maybe - is the melody/drone... whatever you wanna call it... ;-)... floating around in your head. You can't play it if you can't sing it. So the combo of muscle memory and the 'sound/melody' itself... is the Cosmic Combo... thanks for making the time to share. :) Always enjoyable!!!
Glad that I could offer something beneficial to you through my works and appreciate all of your support Katz always and I can't wait to see your finished projects and videos on your channel!!
Man thats dope that your the grandson.of such a blues great
Glad you think so✌🏿✨
I’ve watched so many lessons on TH-cam this one is the best so far, you’re a great teacher brother you have a way of making it easy to understand
Thank you very much and thanks for watching!!
Nice breakdown. Thumping along.
Thanks for watching
This is just what I've been looking for. Thanks so much for posting this. I'm in Alabama and I'm hooked on the Mississippi Hillcountry sound. How can I reach out to you for private lessons? I can drive to your location, etc.
Thanks for watching, you can email me at camkimbroughmusic@gmail.com
You are marvelous. You are general. Generality leads into creation.
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Goddamn man, I'm a random guy from Scotland in his 20s. Been playin since 11 but recently started doing blues and finger style as opposed to like techdeath.You've just helped me unlock a new level of guitar playing. Thank you
Glad I could help ya out Seany thanks for watching 🙏🏾✌🏿✨
Video starts @2:13
After 10 seconds, skip to 3:48
Now it's an excellent video.
Amazing quality to your voice and you're all about the feel. Danka!!!
Thanks for watching ✌🏿
Love it! Love Junior Kimbrough. Thanks!
So good.
I love ms hill country blues so thanks man
Thanks for watching, spread the word
I love your the you teaching
Thanks for watching Jerry!
Very enjoyable easy to follow lesson, much appreciated.
@@Freeontheland2030 Aye, thanks for watching, spread the word if you will.
Mannn, this is the video that made the thumb-drone technique *click* for me.
I'm late in life learning music so watching old RL Burnside, Kimbrough, McDowell, etc. videos is fairly difficult to learn from.
This was clear as could be! THANK YOU!
Thank you for watching ✌🏿✨
Thank you, algorithm, for sending me to this post. I need this. And I didn’t even know I needed it.
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Sounding just like the masters of Hill Country Blues, Junior Kimbrough and R. L. Burnside. Great video.
🙏🏾 Thanks for watching!
@@camkimbrough6103 I feel like a fool. I just watched an older video of yours and learned Junior is your grandfather. I think Cedric Burnside played the drums one of the times I saw R.L. live. Thank you for getting your lessons out to us fans.
Can't thank you enough for the wisdom and ,more importantly, the infectious authenticity. This channel cool as shit.
🙏🏾✌🏿✨ Thanks for watching!
I’m here after hearing R.L Burnside See my jumper hanging on the line and that song has freed my soul. Just got done licking the taint of homelessness and that song was the only good thing. Those bluesmen of the day were absolute legends beyond my comprehension right now I swear to you. Learning this as the first thing I’ve ever done on guitar is a little challenging but I can’t have it any other way
@@MementoVita thanks for watching
This is great! I love people who play by feeling.
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This was a good video, and a good lesson. And,..... you can't help but like this guy.
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Thank you man !!!
This is exactly what I’ve been trying to be able to play…..
You’re a great teacher….
This lesson will get me moving the right way…
Thank you brother (:
My pleasure Brody, thanks for watching ✌🏿
Smoke stack lightning so funny to noodle around on. Love drone. Drone drone drone love it.
Glad you enjoyed it✌🏿🤘🏿✨
You are hilarious!! Thanks for the video! That thumb thing is like a crab claw pincher to me! When you get it, it’s addictive!
Hey Libby!!!! Omg you have the crap claw down to a science! Need a few lessons from you!!😃 Thank you for watching 💙💙💙
Love it
You make me laugh man and I love that Delta groove! Thanks, great lesson!
Bro thanks for watching ✌🏿
You made my day.. I've been playing my whole long life ... your vid was a big breakthrough for me
That's awesome David thanks for watching ✌🏿🙌🏿✨
Wonderful tutorial! Excellent breakdown and explanation of the technique and style.
@@adambugher4837 Thanks for watching ✌🏿 spread the word about the channel if ya can.
Not only a great lesson but funny as well. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thanks for watching ✌🏿✨
Been playing for a year and your instruction is what finally broke through to me, now I’m driving the whole house crazy with the blues
😏Mission accomplished thanks for watching!
I heard singing with the notes as you are helps playing.
@tonyvalle794 yeah it most definitely helps me keep up with myself if that makes any sense lol
Very good lesson...cheers bro, simple, powerful and practical...10x...I just had this "aha" moment watching and trying along...wow, so nice 😆😁😄
Respect Paulo, thanks for watching 🙏🏾
You are the boss, very soulful and lovely tuition, thank you
🤞🏾🙏🏾🤘🏿💙✨ Appreciate you. Thanks for watching!
Thank you.
Glad I found this. I'm a big fan of your grandfather.
Thanks for watching!
Hey man! Thanks for your job! Seriously! I’m an italian 27yo who likes delta/Mississippi blues and stuff like that… I mean you’re helping me to improve my technique a LOT… great vid, god bless you! Greetings from Italy!
Hey, thanks! Definitely appreciate your energy and thanks for watching 🙏🏾✌🏿✨
I’m a huge thumb base line 6 string picker I love watching old mother Maybelle base line pick but your Delta picking is amazing and I’m going To learn it.. awesome thank you. You are amazing
Right on Bart appreciate you man, thanks for watching!!
@@camkimbrough6103 thanks Cam I tried this morning….not even close….tomorrow is another day..I’ll keep you posted.
Keep watching this on repeat until I get it. Thanks for the lesson!
Thanks for watching, stick with it.
It’s the battle of the right hand! Keep going
Great Cam Thanks Rod in London
Thanks for watching from London much appreciated
authentic genuine and sincere
for reals man , thx for your work
i feel more black n blue already
😉😏✌🏿✨ thanks for watching! #GaryClarkJr.
Big up Ansestor Jr Kimbrough!!! Hero from my early childhood. Marshall County in dis bit!!! R. L. Burnside god!!!
Good stuff & great approach to your vids. Keeping things light, simple, and all of it blanketed in good humor separates your lessons from most others on YT. Well done!
Thanks and thanks for watching ✌🏿✨
Perfect lesson! Thank you! Wow! 🇺🇸🎸🏆
Thanks for watching!
Thank you sir for showing how your fingers move on the frets. That really helped me understand. Alot of the guitar tutorials I watch never show up close and explain Cleary like to you do. Thanks
🙏🏾 Thanks for watching.
Put a huge smile on my face hearing that. Subscribed and can’t wait to go through all your videos.
Thanks Michael I appreciate it and thanks for watching ✌🏿✨
0:13 I've never seen a video of yours before, but the smile you got in your thumbnail said give this guy a chance. And the fact that you left in the bloopers is awesome.
I appreciate that George, most I just need a chance😉, thanks for watching.
Love it, thank u for sharing! Keep the realness alive!
Thank you! Will do!
thanks again for keeping the tradition live, the camerawork looks great too
Yo appreciate it, thanks for watching ✌🏿✨
Thanks for this awsome and easy understandable lesson.
🙏🏾✌🏿✨ Thanks for watching!
It's seriously nice to hear it was difficult for you to learn. Nice....thank you!
Thanks for watching
so simple but taught me something new thank you!!!
Thanks for watching Anthony✌🏿✨
Hi Cam,
I had the pleasure of knowing your Grandfather Junior Kimbrough back in 1982 when I was living with R.L. Burnside that summer. I got a chance to play with him at some juke joints around Holly Springs, and at his house outside town. He also made great homebrew. Junior was a class person, and fun musician to be around. Dave Evans from Memphis recently sent a CD my way he recorded at Junior's house that summer of 82 with me playing harp alongside Junior, George Scales on bass, and Calvin Jackson on drums. R.L. was there clowning around.
After I left that summer R.L., and I played, and toured together for 12 years between 82 and 94. I played mostly harp, but guitar some too. Sitting in with him several times in 99 was very cool. And we remained friends until he passed away. Unfortunately partly because I lived in Europe for 7 years I never saw Junior after the summer of 82. R.L. would let me know things, but it's been a big regret that I wasn't able to do more to help get gigs like with R.L. who I'm on his 2 MC RECORDS CD's with Acoustic Stories, and Well...Well...Well....
But, I'm sure glad I was able to meet, and play with Junior Kimbrough. He asked always treated me like I belonged--right alongside him. Pretty fine of Mr. David Junior Kimbrough really. RIP.
Good luck,
Jon Beckley Morris
That's awsome, I appreciate the kind words as well.
Great lesson. Very digestible. Thank you sir.
Thanks for watching!
Jamming like RL Burnside🎉 this is the best tutorial on yt. Finally i can play something melodic. Keep em videos coming. 🎼 Thank you and God bless you.🙏❤
Thanks for tuning in🤘🏿✌🏿✨
No joke. I just had the experience you had - of waking up and being able to do it, mid way through this video! It clicked!
Well, 80%. The off beat notes are still tricky. But thank you!
Progress!
YEs... You definitely are helping and sharing ideas.. LOVE IT
Thanks for watching!!
You are appreciated and it does matter. Thank you for all your help.
Thanks Stephen and thanks for watching!
Brilliant lesson man, Stray1 Britain’s best Unknown stuntman that never was,
Yo! Stray1 appreciate you bruv, stay dangerous 🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿
This guy crazy great cures a problem I have searched the net for fab fun
Bill thanks 🙏🏾, and thanks for watching 🤘🏿✌🏿✨
Thanks for these tips. I have been struggling with alternating bass picking for years and seems like I should have started simple just like you showed. I’m glad I stumbled upon this. I was a fan of your grandads and the hill country blues.
Well thanks Whit for watching much appreciated🙏🏾
I am from "The Shoals" area of Alabama and wasn't introduced to Junior's music until around 2006, when I bought The Black Keys album Chulahoma. "My Mind is Ramblin" shook me. I had to know where this song came from and I discovered that we were practically neighbors in the Sonic Cosmos. I found it odd and humbling that in my search for great music, I didn't need to do anything more than just listen out my windows. Much love and appreciation for the musicians that came from this part of the world.
🙏🏾🤘🏿✌🏿✨ Thanks for watching and yep you really just one bridge away from it all, use to run Walmart loads to Shoals bk in my trucking days, always was a nice peaceful ride as long as you don't come through there speeding 😉
Ah man, that is so cool. I'm doing this all day tomorrow. Awesome!!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks , 😂yer comical and a good teacher , I didn’t poop just laid in bed and paid attention .❤
😏 Thanks for watching!
Man this whole time I've been trying to alternate between my thumb and my first finger, I can't believe all I needed to do was do both at the exact same time. Yo my man here's another subscription.
George 💪🏿✌🏿✨ appreciate you!
Thank you! This is what’s going to teach me how to play that sound I’ve been craving!
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Simply put.. elegant teaching . You helped me sir
Uuhhh.
Glad I could help ya out Josh now it's time to play! ✌🏿✨✨
Awesome in its simplicity! Thanks you!
Hey, thanks for watching. Spread the word about the channel if you can.
Dude! Brought a big smile to my face. That’s fun. Gunna give it a go. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much, This was a lot of fun to sit on and learn, can't wait to keep going with it
Thanks for watching ✌🏿🙏🏾✨
That first riff sounds like “Susie Q” by CCR. It’s such a great lick and you play it so clean. I really appreciated this video. Thx 🙏 so much.
Wow, didn't hear that myself, but definitely appreciate you watching 🤘🏿🙏🏾✌🏿✨✌🏿...did you sub?
Very cool. Great basic idea on how to perfect this. Thanks
Nice , that almost exactly how to play two finger banjo. very well explained.
Appreciate it, and thanks for watching 🤘🏿✌🏿✨
CAN YOU FEEL IT..TRUE TO THE BLUES
Thanks for watching!! Please spread the word about the channel!!
Just found your channel, Wow, great video and Presentation. Thanks!
Thanks for watching Rick.
Great teaching. I needed a pep talk on getting that muscle memory motion!
Glad I could help,thanks for watching 🙏🏾.
Wow i need to try this. It's inspiring. A fresh direction to get out of this rut of playing same style for too long.
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