The Forrest Gump bench was at Chippewa Square in Savannah. For a while I was incorrectly referring to it as Cherokee Square. So your comment sort of glued it all together - and I was thinking exactly the same thing.
I'm an art historian by profession and play bass in my spare time. I'm also an aviation enthusiast, mainly because for a number of years I used to fly a lot (as a passenger). So I follow this channel due to the very interesting aviation content presented by a professional pilot. And now Juan also plays bass! What!!!
Just thanks...I am revisiting piano after 16 years..just retired and now in lock down...down under. Love aviation, love electronics ( my trade), and love the fact that music transcends all. This was both fun and refreshing. All the beast and stay safe from Aus.
There’s no end to what you’ll find here! Flying lessons, firefighting, dam and reservoir repair and management, real news, and now music lessons! What’s next?
I would definitely put a smile on my face good to see something different break from what's going on in the world today thanks Juan. It was kind of hypnotic
I've been practicing the trumpet while watching youtube videos every day for over 10 years...started watching blancolirio when Oroville happened...had NO idea Juan the nation's best newscaster AND a musician! Greetings from the western suburbs of Chicago.
As somebody who has been around bluegrass music my entire life but never had an inclination to play, this was actually a very useful video for me. Connected some dots with the words and sounds I've heard in my parent's living room and at festivals all over growing up. It might even make sense. Also somehow I follow several TH-camrs who are all secret bluegrass musicians, not sure how that happened...
In Germany, when they started to rearm the military, they trained too many pilots too fast. So they set up a pilot choir sending them around in the country. It was the best-trained choir ever and very well received.
Oh, goodness - love this! Never know what you're going to offer, Juan - it is so good to enjoy life in all possible ways. Always learning something from your explanations of anything and everything......I'm 76 years old, played piano all my life (mostly church and gospel) and in the last 18 months have been on a new learning curve, the classics of Bach, Chopin, and Beethoven - - learning slowly, but making progress. So love learning stuff....
Great! I’ve gotten my DP Hopkins Black Maple Banjo out during this “stay at home time” and started picking again! Forgotten too much! But, I really enjoy bluegrass. It’s my favorite music! Be safe out there. I appreciate this studio lesson.
Pro-bass player Kudos!!! I put myself through grad school building RC kits for people and working at a hobby shop. 30 years ago, no one builds anymore. I have been a pro musician for 35 years but I still love planes, so I watch your channel. Keep on playing, your doing great.
I have to say, I learned more about music theory in the first 5 minutes than I did in a year of taking lessons on it. Have you thought of becoming a CFI on the civilian side? With a teaching ability like that you'd make a hell of an instructor!
Bass is typically just a bunch of arpeggios, unless you're a jazz geek. Bass is always the easiest instrument to listen to if you are trying to pick out the chords in a song.
Nice to see you having fun outside of the aviation side of things...Don't get me wrong, I love the aviation world but Never a pilot. However I did spend most of my life studying music in the Jazz and Classical fields as a ...you guessed it playing bass! haha....All the best Brownie!
I just got my late fathers Kay Blonde bass back from the luthier in Bastrop Texas and found your video. I have never played the bass before but will start with your version of the bass tab for Cherokee Shuffle. I have been playing bluegrass songs on my 1971 D-18 Martin for years and just transcribed Kenny Smith's guitar version of the tune. What a great video for starting out on the bass. Many thanks for this , i didn't find many other bass videos of yours but look forward to watching some of your other videos for sure . The London Boeing 777 one with the fuel calculations was the second one I saw. Wow, a man of so many talents, a true Renaissance man. What a treat finding your bass video and all the followup ones to watch and enjoy. Best to you , Roy Cotton, Austin Texas
I love how your aviation shines through with the phonetic alphabet instead of saying A,D,E, etc... Alpha Delta Echo... Hope to see you in the skies soon, if nothing else the mighty Luscombe! Get that class 3 Juan! Happy landings, and thanks for the videos.
So many channels on You Tube are in a rut and pretty much do the same type of videos over and over. NOT Juan! One of the reasons I keep watching his channel. Thanks Juan!
I miss sitting around in Nevada City listening to live music while sipping a beer and eating a burger. "Delta, Echo, Alpha," I'm never going to hear music the same again! ;)
This brought back some memories of me seconding on guitar for my grandma playing fiddle. It's been almost 25 years since I picked up a guitar. I've been itchen to get another one for a couple years. A good friend of mine and me had a saying that happiness was four calluses! Kurt Leopold where are you?
Loved it. Thanks for the theory lesson. I tried for years playing bass and guitar but smashed up my lower arm wrist and hand in a motorcycle accident. I tried to relearn using slide but eventually realised I haven't the talent like my dad had so packed it in. Some genetics don't always get handed down😊
Nice bass fiddling, Brownie! Had a buddy who was a third generation fiddler who was and is a big name in Old Time Fiddle in Texas and surrounding states. It is awesome to listen to live. And I got to go to a jam session once. About 10 of the best fiddlers in Texas and 11 quarts of whisky were present. I learned: You don’t “play” the rhythm guitar, you BEAT the rhythm guitar. Broken strings everywhere! Amazing good time. Keep doing you!
LOVE bluegrass! It's all relatively new to me, being born and raised in MA, where us heathens were born and bred on rock and heavy metal, lol. The slow time in the shop has got me learning (listening, not playing) alot of older Country / Western music - Merle Haggard, George Jones, Waylon Jennings, Hank Williams (and Jr.), etc. - man, I fell in love with it instantly. Learned that I LOVE the sound of a banjo and fiddle. 2 songs from Alabama I can't stop listening to: Mountain Music, and Dixieland Delight. Gives me goosebumps from start to finish! 😎 When I had bought my electric guitar and amp way back in my early teens, I could be shown how to play certain songs, and I'd get it after LOTS of practice, but, reading music and understanding what notes are what, just blew right over my head. The only notes I know are car horns. I have a 4 horn setup in my truck that's A, C, D, and F - I couldn't tell you what level any of them are (flat, sharp, ???) - that's all I know. They harmonize nice. Sounds great! But as far as music goes, I've never been able to get it! Same with card games - never was able to be taught poker. Just couldn't get it. But, I can rebuilt any engine you set in front of me, and it WILL run when I'm done, lol. I also work on modern automotive junk with OBD-II. Was infuriating, but I learned that electronic system over the past 5 years. This was great, Juan! Loved that song. In 10 minutes I won't remember a single note you mentioned, but the song will still be playing in my head! I guess I had too much fun in the 80's, & early to mid 90's. I fried a few cells upstairs ... 😂
Juan, I really love your channel! I mean, we get aviation, science and music! I love it! If you had electronics, radio and trains, you'd have all my hobbies! Thank you for such a great channel!
@@alabamarailfan Juan has several train-related videos. Just type "train" into the search window on the Blancolirio home page. Here's two about the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railway: th-cam.com/video/imW66r74wgw/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/Q8k_qGdgpsU/w-d-xo.html.
My dad played the stand up bass in a band while he was in the Army in WWII. When they formed the band, he had never played the bass before, but he did play the guitar. One day, they announced they needed a bass player and his idea was that the bass was strung just like the guitar, minus two strings, so he went for it. Played many officer's dances (got paid a couple of bucks, plus they got to eat the good chow and drink the good booze). In addition, his commanding officer was actor Eli Wallach who also did troop shows and had the band do the music for those shows.
Juan, Home alone, I spend a lot of time on the internet. The co-production with you and Petter was "Absolutely Fantastic!" Please explore these options again. Bob
Juan, IMHO the addition of music teacher to your repertoire makes you a candidate for the next Dos Equis Beer "The Most Interesting Man in the World"! Legend. Actually your presentations do remind me a bit of Walter Cronkite in a good way.
This can go on FOREVER waha hoo !!! Remember, good whiskey will never let you lose your place. This can go on FOREVER waha hoo !!! This is great, thank you as always. Blessing to you and your family. Stay Safe !! Namaste
Thank you Blancolirio for the great entertainment. You definitely are talented. Love your content no matter what it is. Stay safe to you and your beautiful family ❤️🥰❤️🥰🇨🇦🇨🇦
When the walls start closing in on me I just go out and start painting rocks. Some red, some blue, some white. Before you know it you have something red, white and blue. Then you start over in reverse. Enjoy your channel, please do more often, Best Regards, ja Chesapeake Va,
I have been watching your aviation stuff for about there years. I have played for about 15 years, guitar and bass. I haven't been PIC since 2005. I was a flight instructor trying to get on the airlines. I turned to public transportation for the last 15 years on my working career. I was looking for a different kind of music to learn. and there you are.
I still have my Fender Musicmaster that I bought new in 1957 with my paper route money when I was in junior high school. I paid $125 for the guitar, hard case, and tweed amp. If I had another $100, I could have bought a Stratocaster that is worth upwards of $25,000 My Musicmaster is worth about $3,000 but I would never sell it. FYI - If you like country music, you can play just about any song on the guitar with 3 chords. Juan, your talents are absolutely amazing. I found you on you tube when you were doing the tragic Kobe Bryant videos.
So fun ! I didn't see hauling out the Bass on list of C 19 symptoms ! This pilot just found knitting needles in a drawer . all ya gotta know is knit one pearl 2 ? I think, how hard could it be ? 😂🇨🇦
You are definitely talented. That sure looked like an E-Mountain Bike @ the end. I have a Turbo Levo that has got me back out on the trails riding again. Have done quite a bit of riding up in your neck of the woods. Looking forward to exploring more of the trails in Downieville when the snow melts.
Great 👍 video, Juan. That’s an awful lot of music theory for one man to share, but I appreciate the education. I love 💕 bluegrass and this made for a fun time in an otherwise lousy day. I used to work in a music store in Houston Texas when I was a kid and got to work for Bill Northcutt, world champion fiddler. We were blessed with some of the best bluegrass musicians of the day who would come in off the street and strike up a tune and before long there would be a store full “pickin’ and grinnin’ “
Well a Group made a living out of playing very few notes and keys and they made a good living at it, so............. they were a super group (so called) and everyone out there will know who I mean. One of them passed away a while ago, British group. Very popular, toured the world and rocked. If they can do it, anyone can. At the start I was saying "Get on with it" but then I started to listen to what you were saying, so had to play it again. Well done sir.
You carry a violin in a case, but you can carry a fiddle in a sack. Also, if they are not in said case or sack, the fiddle is identifiable by the rosin under the strings.
Bloncolirio is like a box of chocolates... you never know whatcha gunna git
Mooore CowBell so true!
No kidding! The man is an onion! Layer upon layer
The Forrest Gump bench was at Chippewa Square in Savannah. For a while I was incorrectly referring to it as Cherokee Square. So your comment sort of glued it all together - and I was thinking exactly the same thing.
BUTCHA JUST KNOW ITS GONNA BE GOOOOOD!!!!!!!
I'm an art historian by profession and play bass in my spare time. I'm also an aviation enthusiast, mainly because for a number of years I used to fly a lot (as a passenger). So I follow this channel due to the very interesting aviation content presented by a professional pilot. And now Juan also plays bass! What!!!
I love the "Blancolirio' show, you never know what your gonna get. I want to smoke and drink whatever you smoke and drink.
Just thanks...I am revisiting piano after 16 years..just retired and now in lock down...down under. Love aviation, love electronics ( my trade), and love the fact that music transcends all. This was both fun and refreshing. All the beast and stay safe from Aus.
There’s no end to what you’ll find here! Flying lessons, firefighting, dam and reservoir repair and management, real news, and now music lessons! What’s next?
Blancolirio Kitchen - Country Cooking with Juan!
Remember he rides dirt bikes as well.
My favorite is the dirt bikes. Go deep into his back catalog. Its worth watching.
blancolirio OTT TV coming soon.
I was trying to taxi to your instructions... ran out of fuel between Delta and Alpha!!!!! 😂
😂
You must have missed taxiway F#.
Hahahahahaha..... That's Great!!
That's Funny!!
I would definitely put a smile on my face good to see something different break from what's going on in the world today thanks Juan. It was kind of hypnotic
Juan's channel just continues to bring joy and enlightenment.
There's an optimal blood alcohol content when listening to this kind of music. The Bluegrass Hall of Fame website recommends a .14
WTF... seriously? :)))
That's a liitle high... you must mean 0.014, otherwise most will be takign a nap.... 😛
😛
Of all the silver linings in the clouds! How much FUN was that? Made my day, Thanks Juan!
Delta Echo Alpha...I cant recall ever hearing it stated that way.
I can't ever remember...never mind.
That's funny. It seemed perfectly normal to me. I guess my navy was showing.
Throw in an occasional Foxtrot sharp and yeehaw!
Really like how you put together the pilot's alphabet with the music theory -
Musicians have their own "alphabet", and you probably all know it ... Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do!
I've been practicing the trumpet while watching youtube videos every day for over 10 years...started watching blancolirio when Oroville happened...had NO idea Juan the nation's best newscaster AND a musician! Greetings from the western suburbs of Chicago.
You are so amazing juan. Totally awesome
Juan you are a modern marvel..we are about the same age. If you are moderately curious you pick up things. Great lesson today. Love it.
Whew! I was totally lost on that until you started calling the notes phonetically. Then it all became perfectly clear. Thanks! :)
As somebody who has been around bluegrass music my entire life but never had an inclination to play, this was actually a very useful video for me. Connected some dots with the words and sounds I've heard in my parent's living room and at festivals all over growing up. It might even make sense.
Also somehow I follow several TH-camrs who are all secret bluegrass musicians, not sure how that happened...
In Germany, when they started to rearm the military, they trained too many pilots too fast. So they set up a pilot choir sending them around in the country. It was the best-trained choir ever and very well received.
Really? Very interesting!
@@edfeten4724 Yes, but afterwards they get the F-104 and they run out of staff.
@@snax_4820 Yeah, I'm sure. If I'm not mistaken... the F-104 was a handful!
Oh, goodness - love this! Never know what you're going to offer, Juan - it is so good to enjoy life in all possible ways. Always learning something from your explanations of anything and everything......I'm 76 years old, played piano all my life (mostly church and gospel) and in the last 18 months have been on a new learning curve, the classics of Bach, Chopin, and Beethoven - - learning slowly, but making progress. So love learning stuff....
Great! I’ve gotten my DP Hopkins Black Maple Banjo out during this “stay at home time” and started picking again! Forgotten too much! But, I really enjoy bluegrass. It’s my favorite music! Be safe out there. I appreciate this studio lesson.
Man of many talents
Can’t complain about that! Very nice. Thank you for sharing.
I’ve flown for years, and played mountain music for twice that. I don’t care what Juan talks about, I always learn something.
Pro-bass player Kudos!!! I put myself through grad school building RC kits for people and working at a hobby shop. 30 years ago, no one builds anymore. I have been a pro musician for 35 years but I still love planes, so I watch your channel. Keep on playing, your doing great.
Glad to see you enjoying your time off.
I'm from Mass, but I love that music. Thanks for sharing, please let's hear more ....Ken
I have to say, I learned more about music theory in the first 5 minutes than I did in a year of taking lessons on it. Have you thought of becoming a CFI on the civilian side? With a teaching ability like that you'd make a hell of an instructor!
Bass is typically just a bunch of arpeggios, unless you're a jazz geek. Bass is always the easiest instrument to listen to if you are trying to pick out the chords in a song.
Nice to see you having fun outside of the aviation side of things...Don't get me wrong, I love the aviation world but Never a pilot. However I did spend most of my life studying music in the Jazz and Classical fields as a ...you guessed it playing bass! haha....All the best Brownie!
Blancolirio just leveled up! Not only a musician but a stand-up bass player!!! You are officially the best channel on YT!
I just got my late fathers Kay Blonde bass back from the luthier in Bastrop Texas and found your video.
I have never played the bass before but will start with your version of the bass tab for
Cherokee Shuffle. I have been playing bluegrass songs on my 1971 D-18 Martin for years
and just transcribed Kenny Smith's guitar version of the tune. What a great video for starting out on the bass.
Many thanks for this , i didn't find many other bass videos of yours but look forward to watching some of
your other videos for sure . The London Boeing 777 one with the fuel calculations was the second one I saw. Wow, a man of so many talents, a true
Renaissance man. What a treat finding your bass video and all the followup ones to watch and enjoy. Best to you , Roy Cotton, Austin Texas
I love how your aviation shines through with the phonetic alphabet instead of saying A,D,E, etc... Alpha Delta Echo... Hope to see you in the skies soon, if nothing else the mighty Luscombe! Get that class 3 Juan! Happy landings, and thanks for the videos.
So many channels on You Tube are in a rut and pretty much do the same type of videos over and over. NOT Juan! One of the reasons I keep watching his channel. Thanks Juan!
I miss sitting around in Nevada City listening to live music while sipping a beer and eating a burger.
"Delta, Echo, Alpha," I'm never going to hear music the same again! ;)
Awesome Juan...multi-talented!!!! Keep it up!!!
Thank you! Will do!
I thought this was going to be a fishing tutorial
Same. Thought Bass the fish, not bass the scales.
lol ...
This brought back some memories of me seconding on guitar for my grandma playing fiddle. It's been almost 25 years since I picked up a guitar. I've been itchen to get another one for a couple years. A good friend of mine and me had a saying that happiness was four calluses! Kurt Leopold where are you?
Absolutely love it!! Reminds me of my days long ago of playing in a band. Lots of dance music.
Loved it. Thanks for the theory lesson. I tried for years playing bass and guitar but smashed up my lower arm wrist and hand in a motorcycle accident. I tried to relearn using slide but eventually realised I haven't the talent like my dad had so packed it in. Some genetics don't always get handed down😊
nigel laing, You don't have to have talent, you just need to have fun. If everybody else doesn't like your music, that's their problem.
Nice bass fiddling, Brownie! Had a buddy who was a third generation fiddler who was and is a big name in Old Time Fiddle in Texas and surrounding states. It is awesome to listen to live. And I got to go to a jam session once. About 10 of the best fiddlers in Texas and 11 quarts of whisky were present. I learned: You don’t “play” the rhythm guitar, you BEAT the rhythm guitar. Broken strings everywhere! Amazing good time. Keep doing you!
LOVE bluegrass! It's all relatively new to me, being born and raised in MA, where us heathens were born and bred on rock and heavy metal, lol. The slow time in the shop has got me learning (listening, not playing) alot of older Country / Western music - Merle Haggard, George Jones, Waylon Jennings, Hank Williams (and Jr.), etc. - man, I fell in love with it instantly. Learned that I LOVE the sound of a banjo and fiddle. 2 songs from Alabama I can't stop listening to: Mountain Music, and Dixieland Delight. Gives me goosebumps from start to finish! 😎
When I had bought my electric guitar and amp way back in my early teens, I could be shown how to play certain songs, and I'd get it after LOTS of practice, but, reading music and understanding what notes are what, just blew right over my head. The only notes I know are car horns. I have a 4 horn setup in my truck that's A, C, D, and F - I couldn't tell you what level any of them are (flat, sharp, ???) - that's all I know. They harmonize nice. Sounds great! But as far as music goes, I've never been able to get it! Same with card games - never was able to be taught poker. Just couldn't get it. But, I can rebuilt any engine you set in front of me, and it WILL run when I'm done, lol. I also work on modern automotive junk with OBD-II. Was infuriating, but I learned that electronic system over the past 5 years.
This was great, Juan! Loved that song. In 10 minutes I won't remember a single note you mentioned, but the song will still be playing in my head! I guess I had too much fun in the 80's, & early to mid 90's. I fried a few cells upstairs ... 😂
Juan, I really love your channel! I mean, we get aviation, science and music! I love it! If you had electronics, radio and trains, you'd have all my hobbies! Thank you for such a great channel!
John Peterson, Who said he doesn't have trains. He was a kid once wasn't he?
@@Grandpa82547 absolutely! I just never grew out of a love for trains! :)
@@alabamarailfan Juan has several train-related videos. Just type "train" into the search window on the Blancolirio home page. Here's two about the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railway: th-cam.com/video/imW66r74wgw/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/Q8k_qGdgpsU/w-d-xo.html.
My dad played the stand up bass in a band while he was in the Army in WWII. When they formed the band, he had never played the bass before, but he did play the guitar. One day, they announced they needed a bass player and his idea was that the bass was strung just like the guitar, minus two strings, so he went for it. Played many officer's dances (got paid a couple of bucks, plus they got to eat the good chow and drink the good booze). In addition, his commanding officer was actor Eli Wallach who also did troop shows and had the band do the music for those shows.
A real renaissance man! Thanks for sharing, Juan! Good luck in aviation world.
I played viola for years. I didn't get to play many cool songs but there were a few.
Juan, Home alone, I spend a lot of time on the internet. The co-production with you and Petter was "Absolutely Fantastic!" Please explore these options again. Bob
You're a real renaissance man, Juan. Lots of talents. You know something about an awful lot.
Juan, IMHO the addition of music teacher to your repertoire makes you a candidate for the next Dos Equis Beer "The Most Interesting Man in the World"! Legend. Actually your presentations do remind me a bit of Walter Cronkite in a good way.
Wow Juan, you're quite the Renaissance man. Good stuff!
You play that thing with such professionally!
Juan. Thanks for the smile.
His cheerful demeanour is much needed.
Thanks Juan. Music is a great stress reliever.
Love it Juan!! 💜
Wow what a great lesson, you never know what you're gona see on the Blancolirio channel....Keep it up Juan love your channel.
Sweet! :-)
You know Juan, it'll be 6 years this summer since you sang for my birthday. Your presence & more tonic water are requested! ;-)
There is no end to your talents Juan. I’m enjoying this lesson.
Made my day Juan. Love your videos. Thanks.
This can go on FOREVER waha hoo !!! Remember, good whiskey will never let you lose your place. This can go on FOREVER waha hoo !!! This is great, thank you as always. Blessing to you and your family. Stay Safe !! Namaste
Nice one Juan this is where UK and US country go together like peaches and cream.
Love the music
Never a dull moment on the old homestead.... stay safe
That's FOXTROT sharp!
A man of many talents....very nice
Thank you Blancolirio for the great entertainment. You definitely are talented. Love your content no matter what it is. Stay safe to you and your beautiful family ❤️🥰❤️🥰🇨🇦🇨🇦
Juan doesn't cease to amaze us.
Reminded me of the Darlings aka The Dillards rolling into Mayberry and tormenting Andy. Fun to watch, thanks!
When the walls start closing in on me I just go out and start painting rocks. Some red, some blue, some white. Before you know it you have something red, white and blue. Then you start over in reverse. Enjoy your channel, please do more often, Best Regards, ja Chesapeake Va,
Damn! One thimblefull! I was hoping for a full bottle over the next few months ;) Loved it Juan! Stay safe amigo!
So now we've seen you play bass and mandolin, and maybe piano once with Julianne? Got any more instruments your talented sleeve? So impressed!
I can shoot an ILS no problem, but that music playing stuff will always be over my head. Juan--- the guy that can do it all.
cheers Juan, alwayx a real pleasure,... keep well...
VERY enjoyable! Thanks JB.
I have been watching your aviation stuff for about there years. I have played for about 15 years, guitar and bass. I haven't been PIC since 2005. I was a flight instructor trying to get on the airlines. I turned to public transportation for the last 15 years on my working career. I was looking for a different kind of music to learn. and there you are.
I still have my Fender Musicmaster that I bought new in 1957 with my paper route money when I was in junior high school. I paid $125 for the guitar, hard case, and tweed amp. If I had another $100, I could have bought a Stratocaster that is worth upwards of $25,000 My Musicmaster is worth about $3,000 but I would never sell it. FYI - If you like country music, you can play just about any song on the guitar with 3 chords. Juan, your talents are absolutely amazing. I found you on you tube when you were doing the tragic Kobe Bryant videos.
So fun ! I didn't see hauling out the Bass on list of C 19 symptoms ! This pilot just found knitting needles in a drawer . all ya gotta know is knit one pearl 2 ? I think, how hard could it be ? 😂🇨🇦
Juan, a true Renaissance Man, can we expect poetry and fencing next?
I went and got my guitar out and played along. Played a little bass in college (many years ago). Strings and wings. Who would have thought.
Truly a man of many talents,,,,
Is there no end to your talents? Great stuff Juan!
Thank you so much. I’m a guitar player, who needs to fill in on bass once in a while. Your lesson was very helpful.thanks. John.
Delta Delta Alpha - a pilot playing an instrument, all right! lol
Pappa Hotel standing by on 16
You are definitely talented. That sure looked like an E-Mountain Bike @ the end. I have a Turbo Levo that has got me back out on the trails riding again. Have done quite a bit of riding up in your neck of the woods. Looking forward to exploring more of the trails in Downieville when the snow melts.
Come on up! Yep Turbo Levo. Stevens trail today.
Awesome...Love your channel!
You just get more interesting the more I watch your channel.
Keep it up, Juan. Thank you
Great 👍 video, Juan. That’s an awful lot of music theory for one man to share, but I appreciate the education. I love 💕 bluegrass and this made for a fun time in an otherwise lousy day. I used to work in a music store in Houston Texas when I was a kid and got to work for Bill Northcutt, world champion fiddler. We were blessed with some of the best bluegrass musicians of the day who would come in off the street and strike up a tune and before long there would be a store full “pickin’ and grinnin’ “
Love me some big bass...rock on
Hey! You did it. Great.
You should come to Ky for the Bluegrass Festival! You'd love it!
A man if very many talents this channel never fails to entertain and educate ! Well done Juan when's co-pilot Pete going to join the band !
Well a Group made a living out of playing very few notes and keys and they made a good living at it, so............. they were a super group (so called) and everyone out there will know who I mean. One of them passed away a while ago, British group. Very popular, toured the world and rocked. If they can do it, anyone can. At the start I was saying "Get on with it" but then I started to listen to what you were saying, so had to play it again. Well done sir.
LOL! Love Bluegrass! Hey, here's a joke for ya: what's the difference between a violin and a fiddle?
You can spill beer on a fiddle.. *;)*
... but you still shouldn't.
🤣
You carry a violin in a case, but you can carry a fiddle in a sack. Also, if they are not in said case or sack, the fiddle is identifiable by the rosin under the strings.
@Elvin Ferrell So where does the rosin go on a violin?
Violin burn longer.
Holy crap JB, you're a jack of all trades. You're amazing. 😁🙏🏼💌😷
You know, I needed that after a horrible yesterday. Thanks!
Wondefull! What a surprise! I'm waiting for more...! :)
I need more! This was more insightful than anything else as a newbie
Who knew? Juan is a genuine renaissance man. Motorcycle riding plane flying blue grass ... is a cooking show next? I’m a fan.
All right, you go Juan!
Remarkable...You are a joy...Thank you
Great video Juan!!