Red Haired Boy into Salt Creek

[inosingenglish]

Wow! amazing!

[thirdstone3]

@inosingenglish Thank you!!!

[bluegrassman776]

me and my friend play this one all the tim . except its old joe clarkd and salt creek

[thirdstone3]

@bluegrassman776 That is very cool. My buddy Jake and I are fooling with Sugar Foot Rag and Clinch Mt Backstep in the same fashion now also. Keep pickin'!

[MusicalGhoul]

Lovely but no need for that highly irritating metronome. Also you should do it on mandolin because it sounds better on that particular instrument. Nevertheless great stuff.

[thirdstone3]

@MusicalGhoul

Thanks for checking it out.

I would not say that it sounds better on a mandolin - just as unique and beautiful. Thanks for stopping by and keep picking!

[oilcan1954]

Really nice playing, Paul but please ditch the metronome! It's really distracting.

[thirdstone3]

@oilcan1954

Thanks for the comments. Check out some of the other videos we have posted.

[flashofthegap1200]

hey paul, shit hot . if ye like to flat pick check out flat picker hang out or flat pickin guitar news, keep on pickin

[thirdstone3]

@flashofthegap1200 - thanks for the cool comment! I will definitely check out the flat pickin suggestions, because I love to flat pick! Keep on pickin!

[jeroux06]

irish love!

[HaumesserFilms]

Well done. Just learned the tune myself on the penny whistle.

[thirdstone3]

Thanks for listening, and thank you for taking the time to post a comment. Good luck with the penny whistle. That must be pretty tricky on a tune like this! ~Paul

[cl7player]

I like how you use the metronome to play the upbeats. That is clever :)

[thirdstone3]

It's as close as I can get playing 'solo' without having a banjo, mandolin, fiddle, or another guitar to trade off with! Thanks for the comments and for checking the music out. ~Paul

[MrLucky923]

great picking!!!

[thirdstone3]

Thank you MrLucky923! I appreciate your comments.

[BarefootRadio]

are those cassettes in the background? I remember those thingys...lol

[thirdstone3]

Yes, they are a collection of old cassette tapes! Dude, thanks for checking out the music - I went to your new site - looks good. What is the best format to get you some of my music - mp3?

[BarefootRadio]

cool you have some decent mobility in your fingers. :)

[Jrich79]

i effin love this clip B. classic stuff.

[thirdstone3]

What us Suspecto!

[thunderbird2a]

this is a Martin HD28?

[thirdstone3]

Yes. This guitar is a Martin HD 28 (1987).

[okrancy]

Great Medley and very nice 'B' part to Salt Creek. You've given something to work on. Thanks, Mike

[thirdstone3]

Mike, thanks for your comments. Hope you are playing a ton!

[darkoriginhunter]

Great playing man

[thirdstone3]

Thank you for checking it out.

[acefiddle]

Very nice solo work! You give that old guitar somethin to do!!Wish i could play my fiddle with ya!

[thirdstone3]

Me too!  Keep playin!

[230rum]

Hey Nephew, sounds good. The Unk. I bet you play a mean Guitar Hero.

[bigdjindustriez]

Could you give me the guitar chords for salt creek? I would like to be able to follow along with that one. Any help is appreciated.

[thirdstone3]

The chord structure works itself out of a 'G' position (which is tonally actually 'A' - as the capo is on the 2nd fret). So, in order the chords would be G, C, F, C, G, C, F, C, D, G - for the 1st part. Keep in mind these are the chord 'shapes' with the capo on the 2nd fret. part B goes something like this -G (hold) to F (hold) to G (hold) then F, C, D, G and repeat part B one more time. Then start from the beginning again.

[tomney1]

Nice porch pickin' brother. You made it look easy and it ain't. Haven't heard that Dan Crary rhythm/lead style for a long time; you've inspired me to stop sodding around playing fiddle leads and get inside the whole thing. Thanks

[thirdstone3]

Hey I just wanted to check in on you. I have a couple of other bluegrass tunes I recently posted. Have you been playing much? Thanks for stopping by! ~ Paul