Roll and Tumble - Patrick Sweany

[detroitbluesguy]

Heard him on NPR radio..didn't have a paper so I wrote his name on my arm rest..glad I did..nice nice

[christopherpluemer]

Blue blood baby

[finnbjerke]

Open G tuning ! tabs can b nice this vid is nicer.

[MrBellender]

keep it alive brother even though this shit can never die cause it's all that's real. layed in jail with my head to the wall many a time. shit.

[gitarrefish08]

wow,very good job

[neonlittledog]

what yunning are you using

[thebluesrockers]

Makes me want to Roll that tumble weed!!!

Great swamp feeling....

[LePlaisancier]

Great blues moment.

Thank you :)

[ThierryCipiere]

Patrick

Is there anywhere where my son could get the tabs of the songs you played? Thanks

[DerikSarver]

If you want your son to be a good guitarist/musician, don't let him learn to rely on tabs.

[Surcouf1789]

Fine, thanks for the advice, normally he reads normal notes, that's what I meant by tabs. I understood your point. Anyhow it's great "roll & tumble" version.

[TheSchoolsux345]

yes!!!! tabs are stupid, god gave you guitar to play and ears to hear. its funner and more satisfying when you learn a song by ear, its like a puzzle or something, and it helps your talent

[BigAndo21]

@DerikSarver

everyone who uses them grows out of them eventually. i wouldn't condemn them entirely they are useful for beginning musicians.

[Heysurferboy]

Nice!

[favre4ever1995]

Is this an original? Who wrote this?

[Truthseekerfinder]

This was written in 1928 by Hambone Willie Newbern.

[favre4ever1995]

thank you

[DerikSarver]

Correction: It was recorded by Newbern in 1929. The earliest recorded version is "Minglewood Blues" by Gus Cannon's Jug Stompers in 1928.

[RedNeckersonMusic]

sounds awsome man check out some of my tunes under red neckerson thanks bro.

[daviddonaldson619]

wahooo I just got a dean palomino I LOVE it u rock im a big fan!!!!!!!

[segma1324]

sweeT u r so tight!