Great lesson! Be sure to credit Brent Mason for these double stop tricks. I hear a lot of it in his playing especially on early 90s country recordings from Alan Jackson and Brooks & Dunn.
that's amazing ross! I was in Nashville last night and just came across Daniel at the apex club! as soon as I heard him I new he was special and he was nice enough to let me get up and do a song with his band! I just got back to Canada and looked him up on youtube and didn't realize how special this kid is.Funny thing is I just completed your first bulletproof course and then I see this video of you demoing his technique.Your course was very helpful and a lot to absorb so I think ill go over it again to try and grasp things a bit better. I keep on trying to learn but still have a long way to go especially when you see guys like him and you out there! Keep it coming Ross!
I'm wondering when your own big break(s) will arrive Ross, is it really the state of current guitar music popularity that a chap with your skills and knowledge aren't in parallel orbits with the Guthries of this world. I'm endlessly impressed each time I watch and left wondering what else you're capable of. Respect.
Thanks for this super cool lesson Ross! Love these types of cool hybrid picking licks - I'm finally starting to be able to play these but you're right about the tempos here being really challenging. It's so important to keep things clean and sharp. You did an awesome job.
great lesson Ross! I have bought the course, and have been trying to ingrain the triads in my head, and this is a great lick in context to use as practice. Thank you!
Of course, the most amazing - uncopiable double-stops ( 3rds ) - are those played by Scotty Anderson which I think are only approachable when using a thumb pick.
Michael Ryan No actual tab but really it's right there in front of you. Just slow the video down, watch what I'm playing and listen to it over and over again.
Great Video! Thank you Ross! Can you make a Video in the style of Zakk Wylde? Showing us getting faster, playing Pentatonc runs ascending and descending. Thank you for that, and sorry for my bad english. Greetings from Germany!
Yes but I'm using my new pedalboard in addition to it. So all the reverb, delay, drive and compression is coming from my pedals, and they're running into the Axe preset which is based on a Fender Princeton with a 12" speaker.
Great Ross, what effects do I have to have for a country sound like yours? I have Fenfer Telecaster, reverb, chorus, delay? Guide me with this. Thank you
Personally I can't say that I've listened to enough Danny Gatton to know. But it's interesting that you point that out. It's always cool to hear another player's influence come out in someones playing style!
My knowledge of the guitar sucks. I’m self taught at age 50. Where are the good teachers? Because I know a little i guess they just want to show licks?
Youre a genius man, the way you teach licks just sticks so well
Thanks so much!
@Ross Campbell you're welcome man, you've taught me alot
Love this! Kudos to you for stepping outside the box from all the shredding and metal licks that are all over TH-cam. 👍
Thanks!
Great lesson! Be sure to credit Brent Mason for these double stop tricks. I hear a lot of it in his playing especially on early 90s country recordings from Alan Jackson and Brooks & Dunn.
Thank you Ross for a great lesson
Please Ross..consider something about Shawn Tubbs and his outside playing...he s awesome!! Cheers
Enricate 77 I love Shawn's playing. That's a great suggestion!
Nice job Ross. Explained very well and at a speed that allows me to pick it up. Cheers!
Thank you!
that's amazing ross! I was in Nashville last night and just came across Daniel at the apex club! as soon as I heard him I new he was special and he was nice enough to let me get up and do a song with his band! I just got back to Canada and looked him up on youtube and didn't realize how special this kid is.Funny thing is I just completed your first bulletproof course and then I see this video of you demoing his technique.Your course was very helpful and a lot to absorb so I think ill go over it again to try and grasp things a bit better. I keep on trying to learn but still have a long way to go especially when you see guys like him and you out there! Keep it coming Ross!
Whats the chance of that!
Great lesson! Just saw Don Kelley's latest guitar monster in Nashville last week, Luke McQueary. What a country shredder.
Thank you. Yeah I saw them playing when I was there in July, another great player!
Daniel is an amazing talent. You're a great teacher man. Definitely signing up to these courses as soon as I get paid
Loved the little pedal cutaway.
I'm wondering when your own big break(s) will arrive Ross, is it really the state of current guitar music popularity that a chap with your skills and knowledge aren't in parallel orbits with the Guthries of this world. I'm endlessly impressed each time I watch and left wondering what else you're capable of. Respect.
Thanks for the kind words Stuart!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO
Glad ya liked it David, cheers!
@@RossCampbellGuitarist right back atcha! Great job man 🤙
So many ideas and lessons on the tube pale in comparison to these clear and challenging gifts . Very utilitarian tools . Great Thanks.
Great lesson! Now subbed!
Dude that’s killin Ross! Subbed for a while! Never been disappointed! Great job man.
Thanks a lot!
Thanks for this super cool lesson Ross! Love these types of cool hybrid picking licks - I'm finally starting to be able to play these but you're right about the tempos here being really challenging. It's so important to keep things clean and sharp. You did an awesome job.
great lesson Ross! I have bought the course, and have been trying to ingrain the triads in my head, and this is a great lick in context to use as practice. Thank you!
That's pretty cool. Now I'm hunting for a slick way to do that with the 'C chord' shape.
Nice one Ross! Would like to see some Brent Mason
Nice Lesson with tabs it helps a lot . Thanks from Germany.
Of course, the most amazing - uncopiable double-stops ( 3rds ) - are those played by Scotty Anderson which I think are only approachable when using a thumb pick.
Hey Ross, have you heard Guthrie Trapp yet? Ford Thurston? JD Simo? A technique lesson on either of those would b spectacular!!
More by Daniel thanks!
Holy 💩 Ross!
Guthrie Trapp!!! This guy's got a bag of tasty licks as big as Texas)
Great playing and teaching Ross. Subscibed!
Thank you!
Donato is a monster.
Do you do a break down of that intro piece? Nice.
Whew. Insanity!!
AMAZING
You guys need to hear Scotty Anderson.......
Really nice 😎🎸✅
What telecaster model is that? Great lesson needless to say!
Richard Burton and Redd Volkaert.
Damn, I thought you were going to teach that entire intro solo! lol. That was incredibly well played. Is there a tab anywhere, Ross?
Michael Ryan No actual tab but really it's right there in front of you. Just slow the video down, watch what I'm playing and listen to it over and over again.
Fair enough. Thanks for the excellent lesson, Ross.
Thank you! Excuse me now, I need to go practice.
Great Video! Thank you Ross! Can you make a Video in the style of Zakk Wylde? Showing us getting faster, playing Pentatonc runs ascending and descending. Thank you for that, and sorry for my bad english. Greetings from Germany!
Great tone. Is this your AxeFX II?
Yes but I'm using my new pedalboard in addition to it. So all the reverb, delay, drive and compression is coming from my pedals, and they're running into the Axe preset which is based on a Fender Princeton with a 12" speaker.
How do you play a solo, by using your Han
do you have tabs for this?
I hope i can play like you
Incredible first off second off I been looking for Daniel lessons thanks so much!
Good job buddy.
I emailed you as you suggested. :-)
Does he use a pick while hybrid picking? Or just all fingers no pick?
Dean botts Pick + Fingers.
Kenny Vaughn or Guthrie Trapp please, (or both)
👍👍
Great Ross, what effects do I have to have for a country sound like yours? I have Fenfer Telecaster, reverb, chorus, delay? Guide me with this. Thank you
a little reverb and slapback. if you dont have a slapback just use a delay and set it fast like 32cd or tripplet feel
If you could be any guitar player who would you be? Also, if you could be any note what note would you want to rip farts in?
uuuuuh what?!
What if I told you not every guitar teacher has to end every lick by sliding down the neck.
but its fun
There's quite a lot of Danny Gatton in here, isn't it?
Personally I can't say that I've listened to enough Danny Gatton to know. But it's interesting that you point that out. It's always cool to hear another player's influence come out in someones playing style!
My knowledge of the guitar sucks. I’m self taught at age 50. Where are the good teachers? Because I know a little i guess they just want to show licks?
Im sorry even with all that music theory commentary thats still a cheezie lick. But thats just my opinion.
You may not play it as fast, but you played it cleaner (and better sounding, IMO). Often times, too fast is simply.....too fast. ;)
uk people allways teach better