Thanks Zane. I've played for a LONG time and never encountered such well thought out practice techniques for chickin pickin. Hopefully I can improve that part of my bag using these tips. It would be cool to see you lightning runs at the end of the vid done more slowly! ( I will try watching with You Tube's slow-down feature). Thanks for sharing .
Thanks so much for your feedback, it really means a lot. I'm very passionate about trying to make techniques and theoretical concepts clear and simple so that fellow guitarists can have fun enjoying them!
Matching Chicken yellow tele, Matching Chicken Yellow room. The Chicken is strong in this one. With the playing, the Chickenclorians are off the scale.
Thanks for this. The analytical approach that you bring from your classical training is very interesting. I'm not a great chicken picker, yet. What I find most helpful is to watch chickens and the way that the way that they move their heads when they walk. And listen to the sounds that they make. You know when you are getting good, if you can get the chickens to pay attention to what you are playing. This is why it is easier to learn cou try music if you live in the country. Happy holidaze. I look forward to more of your great content in 2021!
The only guy I have seen, other than myself, who uses a CT55 Blue Chip pick! Hides well in your hand when not in use, and is so pricey you'll be certain not to lose it. :)
Zane! I've been baffled by that lick of Danny's on the Humbler for SOO long. Gives me chills everytime I hear it. I'm glad you demonstrated it! Love your videos and that Barden laced tele!
You're way beyond my ability, but we both come from similar backgrounds. Nice to see the classical approach being used to break things down into bite size pieces. I've been wanting to improve my right hand techniqe on electric for a while, now I feel like I've got some ideas!
Can't put a pricetag on these lessons. This series is a goldmine.
Thanks for paying it forward!
Thanks Jesse!
You are, by far, one of my favorite guitar players!!!
Thanks so much Greg, that means a lot:)
Great tips! I’m just starting with country techniques and I’m happy to have found your channel.
Glad to hear that hope, I you find all that you need regarding country guitar. Zane
Thanks Zane. I've played for a LONG time and never encountered such well thought out practice techniques for chickin pickin. Hopefully I can improve that part of my bag using these tips. It would be cool to see you lightning runs at the end of the vid done more slowly! ( I will try watching with You Tube's slow-down feature).
Thanks for sharing .
Thanks so much for your feedback, it really means a lot. I'm very passionate about trying to make techniques and theoretical concepts clear and simple so that fellow guitarists can have fun enjoying them!
Matching Chicken yellow tele,
Matching Chicken Yellow room.
The Chicken is strong in this one.
With the playing, the Chickenclorians are off the scale.
Haha, thanks mate
Wow great techique man 👍👍
Thanks Harold!
Thank you for this! Great series of videos
You explain very well!!! Thumbs up brother
Thanks!
This is amazing. It's actually really hard to find good info on Chicken Picking that's not way too advanced right out of the gate.
Thanks Tim, glad you found it useful!
You got a new subscription!!! Great video
Thanks mate!
Super generous Zane. Thanks mate.
My pleasure Jonathan!
Thanks man - fascinating !
Thanks Brian!
Skype or Zoom lessons available?
Sure are, drop me a line at zanebanks@hotmail.com
Thanks for this. The analytical approach that you bring from your classical training is very interesting. I'm not a great chicken picker, yet. What I find most helpful is to watch chickens and the way that the way that they move their heads when they walk. And listen to the sounds that they make. You know when you are getting good, if you can get the chickens to pay attention to what you are playing. This is why it is easier to learn cou try music if you live in the country. Happy holidaze. I look forward to more of your great content in 2021!
Thanks mate.
The only guy I have seen, other than myself, who uses a CT55 Blue Chip pick! Hides well in your hand when not in use, and is so pricey you'll be certain not to lose it. :)
Brilliant
Thanks Richard
You are way beyond most other instructors. Big thanks✌️😎
Thanks so much:)
Zane! I've been baffled by that lick of Danny's on the Humbler for SOO long. Gives me chills everytime I hear it. I'm glad you demonstrated it! Love your videos and that Barden laced tele!
Thanks Eric, it's a killer lick and once you've got the forward roll and position shifts, it's actually quite straightforward.
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demo is too fast, how can anyone learn from this. damn
Great explanation!
Thanks
Wow. Your very generous to share your skill. Thanks
to much talking
I learned to use a thumbpick because I was always dropping the flatpick.
Using a thumbpick is great!
Awesome!
You're way beyond my ability, but we both come from similar backgrounds. Nice to see the classical approach being used to break things down into bite size pieces. I've been wanting to improve my right hand techniqe on electric for a while, now I feel like I've got some ideas!
I'm so glad to hear you found this useful Jeff!
U sound outstanding brother. An Aussie boy playing some real country. I love that guit man. Total bad assery man. U are the real deal !!!
Thanks so much mate, it means a lot!
haven't watched it all --but brilliant instruction!
Thanks so much!
Very good
Thanks mate:)
This is amazing but can we get some tab? I don't have the time to slow this down and try to transcribe.
What makes you think he has time to tab it out? :-)
If you need to tab this out, I don't think it will help you.
You can use the playback setting to slow it down to clarify something.