Growing up on Rory Gallagher, Led Zep etc in the late 60s all the talk was of riffs:, 'man that riff rocks..' but the black bluesmen had been riffing for years- foot tapping from the cradle to the grave- yes sir that's the way to live!
Open G. Capo'd to Open A. If you get this one many of the riffs for RL Burnside's Write me a few of your lines are similar, though that is a slide tune.
That’s right looks like open g capo to a. Open g (G G D G B D) low to high strings. Double g’s make it so you don’t have to mute or get sympathetic vibrations from the low string. Perfect for Mississippi hill country blues!
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I say this time and time again there's only one Mississippi and they got the musicians to prove it and Mr Kenny Brown is one 🤜🏽🎶🤛🏽👍🏽
Yes you can call him one of North Mississippi finest Mr Kenny Brown 🎼🎸🇺🇸
Mr. Kenny brown keeping the tradition alive. Thanks just isn't enough Kenny.
Amazing
Joe taught Kenny and RL became his mentor ~ too :)
Awesome !
nice!!
Growing up on Rory Gallagher, Led Zep etc in the late 60s all the talk was of riffs:, 'man that riff rocks..' but the black bluesmen had been riffing for years- foot tapping from the cradle to the grave- yes sir that's the way to live!
looking forward to seeing Kenny soon at Juke Joint Fest
Very nice! The Blues Wizard
Well done Kenny.
awesome!
Great song, extremely well done! Thanks very much for uploading.
uhhhhhhhhh!! yeah man
im a big fan of joe callicott can't transcribe by ear, is there anywhere i can go to find out more on playing his style? this great
Any idea what tuning he's playing out of?
+arstook D-G-D-G-B-D or equivalent.
+Guillaume Doucet Yes but capoed up to A or Bb
Open G. Capo'd to Open A. If you get this one many of the riffs for RL Burnside's Write me a few of your lines are similar, though that is a slide tune.
That’s right looks like open g capo to a. Open g (G G D G B D) low to high strings. Double g’s make it so you don’t have to mute or get sympathetic vibrations from the low string. Perfect for Mississippi hill country blues!
on dirait le riff black mattie :/
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