A little country pickin with 51 fender Nocaster and BF Super Reverb

[lighteningboy]

This is excellent, love it!

[pauleka2008]

Man, Grongatulations; your timing and rhythm are simply awesome! Tell you what, im my opinion, it isn't only about the notes you are playing. It has a lot to do with timing and rhythm. It's natural talent! Unfortunately, it' isn't for everybody!

[lespaul10]

@pauleka2008 thanks for the comment.

[Howardsend88]

thats a very good sound and excellent playing

[lespaul10]

Thanks for the comment

[TheFunkify]

Is what you're playing from Joe Dalton's Truefire course?  If you both are playing a song, what song is it?

[lespaul10]

Yeah I copped a few of these licks from his tutorial. I dont think its from any specific tune, Thanks for the comment.

[TheFunkify]

Well, the fact that I spotted it straight away shows you are doing it right, so well done! Nice pickin.

[lespaul10]

Nice of you to say, thankyou for the kind words.

[JDGuitaristT]

yummy...

[bigsbytracks]

Shoot, how did I miss this? Agreed about the twang and agile playing! :-)

[superreverbking]

Nice job! Tele sounds great.

The key to country guitar playing is to play ON the beat. Blues-based players (like me) play behind the beat, which changes the feel. I always struggle playing a chicken-pickin type groove (doesn't help that I'm a NY Yankee).

Country guitar is based, in large measure, on blugrass guitar. Finding the beat, and staying on it, is key.

[Noitpure]

Excellet Tele pickin' there Phil! Sounds great! Cheers, T

[lespaul10]

Thanks T, I always appreciate your comments.

[johnbeloe]

that bit from 1.40 to 1.52 or whatever i AWESOME - great playing!

[johnbeloe]

very chilled playing and lovely twangy sound! always nice to hear something a bit different from you

[lespaul10]

Thanks JB..........now let me hear some more of the P90's and the GT!!