Redd Volkaert on Double Stops - FREE LESSON
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Redd Volkaert has played with Haggard for 20+years. He is a first call player by the movers and shakers in Nashville. He can do things with a guitar most people have not even considered.
He is a Grammy Award player that he received for his dual album with Brad Paisley.
This man is pure AWESOME.
Look at some of the other vids here of him playing.
I saw Redd play in Austin about three weeks ago in a neighborhood food truck food court. He's still playing his weekly gigs at the Continental Club. Outstanding, down to earth guy and one hell of a guitar player.
Is he still playing at Ginny's little longhorn?
Love reds old school professional attitude
Redd is a tremendous player with a fantastic approach to instruction and playing.
That Tele with the Charlie Christian pickup is a '53 model that Redd has had since he was a teenager. Put in the CC pickup himself way back when without realizing that it cut the guitar's value in half. Redd is a good friend, I've had many lessons with him.
Redd is a player that has played with a list of Artists that he has worked for.
Perhaps that longest gig was as Merle Haggard's guitar player. He is an awesome
player. But he also is a genuine down to earth man. Very kind, and humble, yet he has Grammy's on his desk and other awards for his work. He lives in Austin Texas and I don't know if he still does this, but he and Cindy Cashdollar play at the Continental Club on Sunday afternoons. They draw huge crowds.
Great heart, great man.
Man, I miss Merle, you were so great with him, Redd. Never be another Hag, best there ever was or ever will be.
one of the masters of the telecaster
This is what I love about Country Pickin' - Mimicking other instruments.
Thank you Mr. Volkaert
-Scott
Now that’s about as country as you get , love it
Thanks for keeping it simple Red.. it's very appreciated. Going to practice now.😀
i met redd a few months ago at the continental club in austin tx, he is one of the nicest guys you could ever meet, he even helped me out with my homemade b-bender.
Most people have never heard of Reed, but he is a true guitar legend. Anything he has to say, if you want to learn, Listen.
As are you Django, as are you ;)
I truly love hearing you play. Please don’t ever stop. You are amazing
I love everything about Redd! He is living breathing country
Good singer too!!
Most excellent instructor!
I believe he uses 11 guage high e string set. He used to post on the tdpri telecaster forum, you could search there.
He's an outstanding guitar player and a nice guy too.
What a treasure this gentleman is!
My instructor called these positions the baby arpeggios. Thanks for the video.
Great Lesson on country phrasing
You sound great. thanks for sharing. It is great to learn from someone with a lot of miles under their belt.
"Sounds a little too Gomer to do that...." Hahahaha! I love this gentleman. I can surely tell hes been playing guitar a few minutes.. and hes witty and humorous. Wonderful instructor, as well. One-stop shopping.
Man, I wish I had the money to pay this guy for lessons. Not only makes it fun to learn, but very easy, at least for me, to learn. And I aint that bright! :)
Awesome! Love it. Thank you.
thx for the description. Many guitarists use it but I never quite knew what it was called in musical terms. Redd is awesome player. The tele suits him just fine.
thank's a lot Redd for this free lesson
That's a well loved and used Tele
I'm going to start doing this. Thanks your a great player.
Legend!
legend !
My guitar hero!!!!!
thank you Redd for this lesson....Christian
thanks Redd
This guy is a stud for sure
Awesome thanks
Redd rules!
great player!!!
Nice!
@spider62able Yep, and it certainly is not limited to the style of country, though guys like Scotty Anderson have elevated double-stop playing to some pretty high plateaus.
In this case, Redd plays a lot of "sixths" (root + a major/minor sixth up), which carries a characteristically country sound no matter what setting you want to bring them into.
thank you, this is excellent. I like the too Gomer comment,lol
nice fender telle I have one it's a 52 fender telle
Ooooohhhh! Cindy Cashdollar!!!!! XXX
Who in heaven's name are the 8 people who gave this a thumbs down? Sheesh.
cool
Its the Nashville scale.That is what I have always called it.
the popeye of guitar. Awesome
Redd.
is this the same guy that played for Haggard?
Yup
what is a hagard?
@@amazingme1408
Fucking moron.
Last time I heard from him they were La Bella 11s.
Wonder what his string gauges are, and what brand he endoses.
I taught Redd everything he knows. -Andy
+Andrew Scaturro Sure you did kid!
Big George Moody taught him a lot. Google it.
A double stop is any two notes played together and at the same time.
because two notes are better than one usually
Misspelled his name!
Check out my website at Kelton Swade and you will find teles like that...everyone from Vince Gill to Keith Urban to Robben Ford play my teles (I call them AVR - Authentic Vintage Replicas). Peace!
A 6th is an interval. A double-stop is any two notes played together. In this case the interval (distance) between these two notes is a sixth. Keep jamming, bro! :)
Knowledgeable player still dont know what a double stop is
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A little too Gomer? Hilarious! Thanks.
ol redd taught brad paisley
This lesson would have been much better if an rhythm guitar acompanied him. This video is confusing.
Sorry..Redd.
Double Stops...you mean intervals