What a great song and you played it perfectly. I'm thinking about getting a J-50 I'm actually looking at some older ones now, do they sound alright with flat picking?
Wow, is all I can say. This is why I wish sometimes I'd learned guitar instead of bass. Id love to just sit by a fire or outside playin songs like this!
I wanted to comment on your rendition of this song, and i gave you 5 stars. The original version of the piece has no turn around, but ends on the 1 chord...with a 3 beat cadence and a rest: similar to MJH's "candyman blues."
Ton and the other guitarist on the old Kicking Mule label were an inspiration to me. It is a delight to hear him play on those videos, thank you very much for the pointer! And thanks for the kind words, I am pleased to know that you have learned some tunes from my recordings.
Man, you play wonderfully.. Such a gentle and precise touch!
Saturday I opened a gig with Mississippi Blues, actually without being able to play it.. Let's say that what my hands couldn't do, I tried hard with my heart..! ahah
It's cultured middle-class white blues playing. And very good too - we can all learn from each other's music -that's how the blues was created I think.
Dear Frostymorn, terrific videos.....pure silver and gold! Also a great thx for introducing me to Roy Book Binders beautiful music - yet another of all those incredible pupils of Revd Gary Davis....Love n Peace
Excellent Mississippi Blues! You sound a lot like "The Book". I play this as well and, like you, I don't have the boogie triplets bass part down pat, but maybe some day. I was playing this part one day and my wife was actually dancing to it. I though, whoa, I must be on to something. But enough about me.
I really liked your "famous 'A' lick" and the ease at which you float into the E7.
Book is an inspiration - his picking and his attitude towards picking. I wouldn't worry about playing exactly like Roy, I don't. Besides, we know Book doesn't want to mess with anyone's "personality". 8-)
Thanks for listening - keep picking, right back at you shine98.
Thank you for the recommendation. I do play a version of GCM and agree, it's a fine guitar piece. No video, but I do have an MP3 recording available of the tune on Soundclick. Search for "georgia camp meeting" with quotes. Thanks for listening.
That's some pretty neat playing :) This song just made my day. Thanks! This guitar's really aged beautifully, excellent tone. BTW, what gauge of strings do you use to play finger-style?
Thank you! It is very nice to know your day was improved by listening to my guitar playing. It's a delightful guitar with a wonderfully rich tone. My setup includes Thomastik Plectrum AC-112 strings for 6,5,4,3 and plain steel (Pearse, I think) gauge .017 and .013 for the top two strings.
Oh..ok. BTW, I just got myself a Guild D-50. (I love your D-55 too.) I think mine's fitted with medium gauge strings because for some reason they seem pretty stiff to play and the bottom strings buzz (esp. the E string) lest I press down real hard. I'll try your setup and see how it goes.
The song is transcribed in "Books Blues Book". I suggest that you have your guitar looked at by a competent repair person. A good setup should make even medium gauge strings play better.
I prefer your performance over roy's
lightninstrikes 3 weeks ago
Nicely played....!!!
donluke578 1 month ago
Be-au-ti-ful. Thank You
akhdt 2 months ago
you play a mean guitar
GabeGuitarr 5 months ago
you are Frosty the Blues Guitar Man!
wildwestpoint 9 months ago
i believe this just convinced me to buy a j50 over a j45.
mrweems 11 months ago
Roy Bookbinder is a great player. However you shouldn't sell yourself short Frosty. A great tune very well played. Bravo.
tommyslad 11 months ago
Thanks. Makes me remember why I favorited your tubes. And man that J-50 has it all. doc
coachdoc49 11 months ago
that's fantastic.!
94allmusic 1 year ago
"I learned the tune from a recording by Roy Book Binder."
Of course you know that's how Roy learned it too right? Nice job! One of the many Roy tunes I just haven't been able to figure out - yet.
martinaxman 1 year ago
Man! You're excelent!!!! Great Job!
Now you have a fan from Brazil!!!
LHeverclear 1 year ago
nice job, very blue.
Agar101 1 year ago
you are truly a great guitarist.
heavymetalguy21 1 year ago
This is real good suff man, my congrats to a well played piece!
joepall323 1 year ago
Absolutely gemful. Thank you!
sonofprovence 2 years ago
Well done, nice to listen.
aamgel 2 years ago
Excellente!!!
justplainfred 2 years ago
Love it. Thanks so much.
mrwopsle 2 years ago
sos un mostro!!
eicano 2 years ago
Ace
timsmedia 2 years ago
i like the slow mellowd out feel of the way you play this..... now i have to go check out some more songs you have done!!!
MBilliaert 2 years ago
wow your j-50 sounds sweet sweet sweet.
whitestripebuzz 2 years ago 3
What a great song and you played it perfectly. I'm thinking about getting a J-50 I'm actually looking at some older ones now, do they sound alright with flat picking?
michaeldavisblues 2 years ago
I think the Gibson J-45s/J50s are better for flat picking than they are for fingerpicking - and they are pretty good for fingerpicking.
MickeyYahoo 2 years ago
Man you got that nailed. Beautiful job!
It's been referred to as the graduation piece for blues fingerpickers - you have definetely graduated. Please keep sharing!
Guilddude2 2 years ago 3
sounds alot like robert johnson.
UrbanCOwBoy32 2 years ago
Yaaassssss!
roodbass 2 years ago
Whew!!!! DAmn!!
TorugaMagic 2 years ago
Beautiful playing. You are a great artist!
drbogenbroom2000 2 years ago
Great work!
The tone on those j-50s blows my mind! I can't get over the low end... Just amazing :)
That looks just like the one James Taylor used to play except for the pick-guard.
dayinthelife77 2 years ago
I listened to you on the Guild D-55 a minute ago. Now this. I love the blues (who doesn't). Really nice mate.From Oz.
minenu11 2 years ago
That was amazing and the best I have ever heard. Thank you for posting this and thank you for the inspiration!
fallfrukt 2 years ago
tone, tone, did I mention TONE!!!. Nothing beats a good Gibson.
guitarfreakirl 2 years ago
i love u man, ur version are perfect and u play so good!!!!
KANATA16metallo 2 years ago
love it
frumplen 2 years ago
Hot
Hot
Hot
Baby.
You haven es drauf
hau rein digga
KamelenSalami 2 years ago
Beautiful playing, This one is definitely going on my list of songs to learn.
PearTree37067 2 years ago
just great thanks for posting. it made me want to sleep on the porch
ilikezappa 2 years ago
You're a master !
The sound as you record it is absolutely great !
How did you ???
MgawL 2 years ago
Wow, is all I can say. This is why I wish sometimes I'd learned guitar instead of bass. Id love to just sit by a fire or outside playin songs like this!
ringmaster510 2 years ago 2
please tabs..............tanks
maldrighi 2 years ago
awesome J-50! i have a 62' that was given to me 2yrs ago. its my first guitar and im just starting to learn. this is very inspiring! great vid!
MPLFoster 3 years ago
Ah man, that is some sweet blues playing man. Nice job, great sounding guitar too.
amlahguitar 3 years ago
whata tune to play on such a gorgeous day!!!
justsayadamnname 3 years ago
i am very impressed with your guitar skills and style. how long have you been playing guitar for?
thebeave388 3 years ago
I wanted to comment on your rendition of this song, and i gave you 5 stars. The original version of the piece has no turn around, but ends on the 1 chord...with a 3 beat cadence and a rest: similar to MJH's "candyman blues."
richdcollins 3 years ago
beeeuuutifull. just got to look for a tab sheet to learn from. thanks for the inspiration..
gazza uk
gazzer1609 3 years ago
Nice sweet playing - so many others just rush through this - I love the groove you create
ShalomYal 3 years ago 2
Thank you for those wonderful songs you play!
Regards from Chile (yep, you got a South American fan right here)
thame2010 3 years ago
Fine recording of your piece, wish they all recorded so nicely. Good levels and excellent timbre there. thanks for the lovely playing!
thagedorn 3 years ago
Thank you for posting this. Really nice.
outlander52 3 years ago
Ton and the other guitarist on the old Kicking Mule label were an inspiration to me. It is a delight to hear him play on those videos, thank you very much for the pointer! And thanks for the kind words, I am pleased to know that you have learned some tunes from my recordings.
FrostyMorn 3 years ago
Man, you play wonderfully.. Such a gentle and precise touch!
Saturday I opened a gig with Mississippi Blues, actually without being able to play it.. Let's say that what my hands couldn't do, I tried hard with my heart..! ahah
Great playing,.. bravo!
umbotube 3 years ago
George Lucas!!!!
epicdeuce 3 years ago
beautiful will sub immediately!
jsystevo007 3 years ago
Great job! I really enjoyed it.
TRUEBLUEProductions 3 years ago
you're so awesome! I would just love to jam with you sometime
jmneon 3 years ago
Wonderful playing....how many guitars do you have??? Us gear-heads gotta know! : )
twhite 3 years ago
really good.
joehhh 3 years ago
It's cultured middle-class white blues playing. And very good too - we can all learn from each other's music -that's how the blues was created I think.
tomasperry 3 years ago
muy bueno desde barcelona....gracias! te invito a visitar la sociedad de blues de barcelona ,España,...un saludo!
neptoret 3 years ago
Ye gads. The man plays EVERYTHING and does so flawlessly. What an instrument collection. What a talent.
I think I`ll jump off a bridge....
Wishuey 3 years ago
Your good
riverwindflutes 3 years ago
Lovely, lilting rendition. Beautifully played. Very cool.
derek6107 3 years ago
Dear Frostymorn, terrific videos.....pure silver and gold! Also a great thx for introducing me to Roy Book Binders beautiful music - yet another of all those incredible pupils of Revd Gary Davis....Love n Peace
revdolaf 3 years ago
five stars!!
efjfolli 3 years ago
You Are Freakin Awesome Brother I Would Rather Watch You Play More Than Any Other
Guitar Player!
Iminto60sstuff 3 years ago
This sounds like the Stefan Grossman version I learned about twenty years ago.I still can't play as well as you though. Good stuff.
deldelorme 3 years ago
You are amazing. What's the title? Mississipi Blues?:) I 'd like to learn it :)
kacskusz02 3 years ago
Excellent Mississippi Blues! You sound a lot like "The Book". I play this as well and, like you, I don't have the boogie triplets bass part down pat, but maybe some day. I was playing this part one day and my wife was actually dancing to it. I though, whoa, I must be on to something. But enough about me.
I really liked your "famous 'A' lick" and the ease at which you float into the E7.
Keep on picking!
shine98 3 years ago
Book is an inspiration - his picking and his attitude towards picking. I wouldn't worry about playing exactly like Roy, I don't. Besides, we know Book doesn't want to mess with anyone's "personality". 8-)
Thanks for listening - keep picking, right back at you shine98.
FrostyMorn 3 years ago
Very well done 5* !!!
jcayer2 4 years ago
reminds me of my childhood, thanks for this!
mushjunior 4 years ago
Could you also play some chord strumming with this guitar? Like to hear how it sounds when strumming.
Thanx!
Keep on playing, it's wonderful
SimonaVanilla 4 years ago
very sweet playing:) sounds great...
ravenwing1984 4 years ago
Beautifully played - thanks for sharing this!
snookfrugler 4 years ago 3
you are soooo great
:D
artistasinvitados 4 years ago
Very nice playing! Sometimes I have my doubts about this whole YouTube thing, and then I find a video like yours and the clouds go away...
HunterMann 4 years ago 3
dude i'm jealous of all your guitars. :(
zkafel 4 years ago
Beautiful playing. I really enjoyed that.
37Gibson 4 years ago
beautiful piece nice job on it
kingpotates 4 years ago
Yikes! Well done. Have you tried "Georgia Camp Meeting"? It`s my all time favorite guitar piece.
Wishuey 4 years ago
Thank you for the recommendation. I do play a version of GCM and agree, it's a fine guitar piece. No video, but I do have an MP3 recording available of the tune on Soundclick. Search for "georgia camp meeting" with quotes. Thanks for listening.
FrostyMorn 4 years ago
Nice job!
joealsilva 4 years ago
Nicely done. Very pleasing. Love those Thomastik's
gle3105 4 years ago
Amazing, your videos are always astounding, and you play the guitar beaurifully, it's like angels singing. Good job son.
craigmc3103 4 years ago
That's some pretty neat playing :) This song just made my day. Thanks! This guitar's really aged beautifully, excellent tone. BTW, what gauge of strings do you use to play finger-style?
nusstu 4 years ago
Thank you! It is very nice to know your day was improved by listening to my guitar playing. It's a delightful guitar with a wonderfully rich tone. My setup includes Thomastik Plectrum AC-112 strings for 6,5,4,3 and plain steel (Pearse, I think) gauge .017 and .013 for the top two strings.
FrostyMorn 4 years ago
Oh..ok. BTW, I just got myself a Guild D-50. (I love your D-55 too.) I think mine's fitted with medium gauge strings because for some reason they seem pretty stiff to play and the bottom strings buzz (esp. the E string) lest I press down real hard. I'll try your setup and see how it goes.
Oh yeah, do you have the tabs for this song?
nusstu 4 years ago
The song is transcribed in "Books Blues Book". I suggest that you have your guitar looked at by a competent repair person. A good setup should make even medium gauge strings play better.
FrostyMorn 4 years ago