I bought The DVD's. it comes with the TABS. the DVD is awesome, But the TAB IS NOT ACCURATE, you have to dig in yourself for the details ! They just try to lure you to buy. so if you want to buy and expect to learn from it , DO NOT BUY. unless you buy the DVD for collections.
look up "TheGuitarNick Jiffy Jam" on youtube there are tabs in the detail box. He has alot of other really good videos with free tabs. it's definitely worth checkin out!
Hi Buster, it seems to me that you KNOW what you're doin' man. This is great stuff, my mate Goodo can really kick some ass on Jerry Reed, but I think he'd love to see you play ( if he has'nt already ), anyway I'm very pleased to discover you, best wishes Greg'
Another great Godin acoustic electric nylon string guitar. This guy is also an excellent finger style player. You can't duplicate this kind of performance with a straight pick. Some players train themselves to hold the straight pick and use the middle, ring, and little finger finger style. But traditionally it's a thumb pick and 4 fingers. Notice how he uses his fingernails to pick with. I do the same thing. I go to a nail salon 2 times a month and get fills. The nails are coated with acryllic.
In that Bottom Line gig with Chet from 1991 Jerry mentioned that people ask him to play various tunes. He said he had forgotten them- and he was always happy when Chet agreed to record a tune- that way he said he could forget it and never have to touch it again! I think that RCA should do an album of Chet's versions of Jerry's tunes and do another of Jerry playing his own instrumentals- like this one Jiffy Jam from "Half & Half" the "pickin" half which he recorded during his "bearded period".
"Jerry never played his songs the same way twice". I like the statement. I hate routine and playing everything without feeling. That's why when you play it you need to feel it :) Jerry's Jiffy Jam rulez !
Agreed! I find myself changing my style alot as I play, probs because I've only been playing for 7 months.. I like to feel like I'm 'wearing' the music. It's kinda good to know others feel similar.
Follow the links in the description piece (top right) to see all the deatils of this DVD from Buster made by Stefan Grossman's company. The TAB and notation is with the DVD as a PDF file on the disc.
It's a Godin Multiacs SA of some sort. (Buster had a close contact with Godin so I think this was some sort of signature model). But its based on the SA range of nylon strung guitars.
These came from Busters Jerry Reed DVD tutorial. If you get the DVD you'll get the music with them. All of Buster's DVDs are excellent and well taught. His death is a terrible loss to the guitar World.
Buster passed away Feb. 2, 2009 in Eugene, Oregon. He was 49. (I tried to include a link to the story, but the post didn't show up. Probably anti-spam feature or something.)
Go to google, click "news" then search "buster b. jones" (with quote marks) for the article.
Dude, in part A, you have to play the B bass-note under the melody otherwise the bass-line loses its impact. The exact part I'm talking about is when the bass-line goes - E G# A A# then B. At this point it implies an E/B chord and sounds very nice progressing into the C#.
You play it in the intro but drop it under the melody. Jerry probably wouldn't care as will most people, I'm just 'B-ing picky'.
I sat down at the CAAS convention one year with Buster on my left and Tommy Emanuel right...in Busters lounge at about 4pm....luckily I didnt have my guitar....Buster played one of his powerful original songs that me made me think of a wild turkey running 90 miles an hour at a heard of cows....Tommy played Classical gas after that....I was between them like and walked away..went outside and caught my breath....booth Buster and Tommy are MO FO...never will forget that music lesson
I bought The DVD's. it comes with the TABS. the DVD is awesome, But the TAB IS NOT ACCURATE, you have to dig in yourself for the details ! They just try to lure you to buy. so if you want to buy and expect to learn from it , DO NOT BUY. unless you buy the DVD for collections.
licengswie 6 days ago
how did he die?
pacisablo 2 weeks ago
a great valuable player in this world
MikelJaysinger 2 weeks ago
Terrific!
tubeamp444 2 months ago
Miss you Buster! What a great player and person...
kman2300000000000000 4 months ago
Great player, but he is always rushing
munetmbsc 4 months ago
look up "TheGuitarNick Jiffy Jam" on youtube there are tabs in the detail box. He has alot of other really good videos with free tabs. it's definitely worth checkin out!
AllKindsaGirls 6 months ago
Hi Buster, it seems to me that you KNOW what you're doin' man. This is great stuff, my mate Goodo can really kick some ass on Jerry Reed, but I think he'd love to see you play ( if he has'nt already ), anyway I'm very pleased to discover you, best wishes Greg'
gregluland 9 months ago
split starts at 5:36
TeenCreeps 10 months ago
this is f----in nasty...i'm stumped
heileman28 10 months ago
Another great Godin acoustic electric nylon string guitar. This guy is also an excellent finger style player. You can't duplicate this kind of performance with a straight pick. Some players train themselves to hold the straight pick and use the middle, ring, and little finger finger style. But traditionally it's a thumb pick and 4 fingers. Notice how he uses his fingernails to pick with. I do the same thing. I go to a nail salon 2 times a month and get fills. The nails are coated with acryllic.
Esqurl 1 year ago
God Bless you Buster. RIP. Hope to see and pick with you one day.
stringbender57 1 year ago
fantastic playing and tutorial
kevinalanperry 1 year ago
In that Bottom Line gig with Chet from 1991 Jerry mentioned that people ask him to play various tunes. He said he had forgotten them- and he was always happy when Chet agreed to record a tune- that way he said he could forget it and never have to touch it again! I think that RCA should do an album of Chet's versions of Jerry's tunes and do another of Jerry playing his own instrumentals- like this one Jiffy Jam from "Half & Half" the "pickin" half which he recorded during his "bearded period".
NickRatnieks 1 year ago
What a great performance and playing tips. Thanks for the lesson!
Judplay 2 years ago
is that a nylon or steel strung guitar?
guitargodsam 2 years ago
Nylon, you can tell by the open style headstock. Steel strings (should) never use that, most prob a closed gear machine headstock.
But it sounds like steel kinda, I reckon :)
Daniel8Tolu 2 years ago
"Jerry never played his songs the same way twice". I like the statement. I hate routine and playing everything without feeling. That's why when you play it you need to feel it :) Jerry's Jiffy Jam rulez !
michauvon 2 years ago
Agreed! I find myself changing my style alot as I play, probs because I've only been playing for 7 months.. I like to feel like I'm 'wearing' the music. It's kinda good to know others feel similar.
Daniel8Tolu 2 years ago
nice!
igknightus 2 years ago
why do i know this as Bluefinger?
Agar101 2 years ago
there is also mister lucky, which buster here calls it in a different video
mitchskater 2 years ago
Follow the links in the description piece (top right) to see all the deatils of this DVD from Buster made by Stefan Grossman's company. The TAB and notation is with the DVD as a PDF file on the disc.
ChristopherDowning 2 years ago
oH MAN what a player!
RIP
juniatapark 2 years ago 5
Beautiful playing, no doubt about it. That's a very strange looking guitar he's playing. Anyone know what it is?
aquaphone 2 years ago
it's a Godin, but I'm not sure exactly which model it is
drtyfknmouth 2 years ago
It's a Godin Multiacs SA of some sort. (Buster had a close contact with Godin so I think this was some sort of signature model). But its based on the SA range of nylon strung guitars.
ChristopherDowning 2 years ago
RIP
sebaseba33 2 years ago
somebody tell me where this tab is at.i also want "lightning rod".i wanna use my Chet Atkins for every thing it's worth.
rickyodom 2 years ago
These came from Busters Jerry Reed DVD tutorial. If you get the DVD you'll get the music with them. All of Buster's DVDs are excellent and well taught. His death is a terrible loss to the guitar World.
ChristopherDowning 2 years ago
Buster passed away Feb. 2, 2009 in Eugene, Oregon. He was 49. (I tried to include a link to the story, but the post didn't show up. Probably anti-spam feature or something.)
Go to google, click "news" then search "buster b. jones" (with quote marks) for the article.
carvinrednine 3 years ago
Great job and tune. Do you have your tab for this tune? If so, PLEASE sen dit to me.
Thanks.
newtuber1290 3 years ago
What kinda guitar does he have?
LFlo 3 years ago
im pretty sure its a godin
fenderboy88 3 years ago 2
Yup, definately a Godin.
JPW2105 3 years ago
Dude, in part A, you have to play the B bass-note under the melody otherwise the bass-line loses its impact. The exact part I'm talking about is when the bass-line goes - E G# A A# then B. At this point it implies an E/B chord and sounds very nice progressing into the C#.
You play it in the intro but drop it under the melody. Jerry probably wouldn't care as will most people, I'm just 'B-ing picky'.
bilo06 3 years ago
I sat down at the CAAS convention one year with Buster on my left and Tommy Emanuel right...in Busters lounge at about 4pm....luckily I didnt have my guitar....Buster played one of his powerful original songs that me made me think of a wild turkey running 90 miles an hour at a heard of cows....Tommy played Classical gas after that....I was between them like and walked away..went outside and caught my breath....booth Buster and Tommy are MO FO...never will forget that music lesson
5519scotty 3 years ago
Buster,thanks a bunch.This will be fun to learn.Great playing too!
biggfingger5 3 years ago
Good grief....
skippyriddle 3 years ago
I can heard some blue finger in this tune :)
Like this song
Difficult, very difficult.
caballero03 3 years ago
can anyone actually be thought this song so unthoroughly
74dorset 3 years ago
It's all in how bad you want to learn it; it's all there, just keep on practicin', keep tryin'. You'll get it.
louisvillejohn 3 years ago
shit, i really desperately want to learn this
74dorset 3 years ago
the intro sounds a lot like blue finger,id love to see jerry reed play blue finger,can somebody please put that on if it exists?
fenderboy88 3 years ago
Buster is Jerry's bastard son from his 1964 tour of Mars.
ih8thishit 4 years ago
I think that is a complement...right?
jdomary 3 years ago 6
fantastic job!
ThreeChordGuitar 4 years ago
goood job. check out my i saw the light, its a mixture of those styles.
jimmyp57 4 years ago
Thanks again!
Jerry Reed the Alabama Wildman!
1Finger1Thumb 4 years ago