Your playing is great and also your tone! i have always used medium .73 picks because its what feels natural to me. Anytime i used heavier picks its just to tough for me and doesn't feel right. I was always trying to force myself to use heavier picks but now i have just accepted that i use .73 and thats what right for me :) Like you said once as long as you are digging your tone thats all that matters!
Dang! Thats a Very smooth picking. And a beautiful guitar..every note ring well ..what gauge and brand of string are you using trey?also the bone and nut and the action
Thank you very much! It’s an Owens guitar...made by Louis Owens (Dolly Parton’s uncle) in Sevierville, TN, back in the early 2000’s. It’s basically a D-18 (mahogany back and sides) with 28 appointments...and a Lester pickguard with Lester style inlays. It’s one of a kind for sure.
@@TreyAHensley Have a look at most fiddle players. It's played in F. It was written in Beaumont, Texas in the key of F, and the variety of sheet music is mainly in F. It is only Doc Watson that changed in to G, and it became popular for guitar players in that key. 🙂
came here from Tommy Emmanuel, great picking man!
Same!
You sound great! Congrats on being nominated for IBMA player of the year - You deserve it!
He should definitely win it! But whatever happens it’s good too see him getting the recognition he deserves ✌️
Oh my goodness, I've been finding every video of yours for the last few minutes and every time I think I've seen it all, you absolutely amaze me again
Dang purty day, Trey!
Reminds me of Mark O'Connor when he won at Winfield, KS!
It doesn’t sound like that when I play it. 🤣
Your guitar probably doesn't have all the notes on it. Same with mine.😁
One of my favorites to play..Just not quite as good as you Trey😂🎸🎶👍
O my goodness 😶 I've got to learn that one!!!!
Smokin'!
this tune is next on my list to learn -- i can see i've got a lot of licks ahead of me (and that I can add to C leads)!
Billy Strings who?? You’re awesome man! So tight and on beat. You play like a machine...in a good way.
Dang it Trey.. You're killing it!
Smooth!
Freaking great!
Good pick in trey
Nothing better, friend! You OWN those strings ♥️‼️♥️
Very nice.
Awesome !
Dang Bro, Good Playing!
So clean! Love it!
Man that nice picking.
Your playing is great and also your tone! i have always used medium .73 picks because its what feels natural to me. Anytime i used heavier picks its just to tough for me and doesn't feel right. I was always trying to force myself to use heavier picks but now i have just accepted that i use .73 and thats what right for me :) Like you said once as long as you are digging your tone thats all that matters!
Very good. Maybe we could play together sometime?😊
Wow
Hello, Trey. What the model of this guitar?(Martin d18)
Dang! Thats a Very smooth picking. And a beautiful guitar..every note ring well ..what gauge and brand of string are you using trey?also the bone and nut and the action
Trey is a guitar player’s guitar player.
Wtf? Man or machine?
Sweet!!!! Which guitar are you using for this one?
Thank you very much! It’s an Owens guitar...made by Louis Owens (Dolly Parton’s uncle) in Sevierville, TN, back in the early 2000’s. It’s basically a D-18 (mahogany back and sides) with 28 appointments...and a Lester pickguard with Lester style inlays. It’s one of a kind for sure.
What guitar is that?
Billy strings tunes this guys guitar.
Wonder if he will ever get this one up to speed.
I wanna see you and billy strings play together
We’ve picked together a time or two, but it’s been a while. Love Billy’s playing!
It's taken a lot of hard work and practice to get this good however the fiddle tune is in F.
Man, I’ve been to a million jams and I’ve never heard a single soul play this song in F…
@@TreyAHensley Have a look at most fiddle players. It's played in F. It was written in Beaumont, Texas in the key of F, and the variety of sheet music is mainly in F. It is only Doc Watson that changed in to G, and it became popular for guitar players in that key. 🙂