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Thumpin' the Blues - lesson part 1- acoustic instrumental
March 29, 2008, 06:59 AM
You'll find the complete version of this song/lesson in the "video response" section.
I recorded this song a few months ago and received many request for tab, which I don't have and consider as a drag to make ;-)
The song is based on "Dudlow Joe" by Toby ...
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Thumpin' the Blues - lesson part 2 - acoustic instrumental
March 29, 2008, 06:59 AM
Here's the second verse.
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This is a Ronnie McCoury tune I really enjoy - what a great player! Thanks for watching,
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Another bluegrass standard I enjoy playing - thanks so much for watching!
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A Monroe tune I just love, thanks for watching, dale.
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Venu du New Brunswick acadien (Canada), Marc André Léger s'est arrêté à Fay sur Lignon le
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a crash course in Burnside's guitar work.
Tony Furtado and Stephanie Schneiderman at the Friday workshop.
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Please visit http://www.jimrichter.com for tab associated with this lesson.
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on my new eastman!
J B as folk-blues artist here - accompanied by 'The Cat in the Hat' himself
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thank you for your kind comment=) wish you a great weekend!
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Some good music here. Have you done "The Mooche" by Lonnie Johnson? Because I love that one but can't find it anywhere. Very niice. xxx |
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Have been enjoying sitting back and listening to your videos. Excellent technique and a hell of a lot of feel. Love your work.
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How's daddy this fine snowy evening? HUGS to ya! Suze
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Found you through lowlifer and I am blown away by your feel for the blues. Can't distinguish between you and that guitar... that's the best compliment I can give ya, man.... Peace, love and light to you always! Suze PS...oh, and I subbed... :)
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At last someonelse who knows who Mance Lipcomb is! I first heard him on a cylinder Edison recording from the BBC when Iwas 12 years old and so was he when he sang ,Lil Red Rooster, a bit weird for a kid up a mountain at school up a mountain in North Wales UK
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I'm stunned! Been to lots of channels--but this one is truly amazing. This is exactly why I Youtube. There's nothing better.
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