Jon Mosey Teaches The Piedmont blues on Random Acts of Music
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Thanks for sharing your expertise Jon. Your a fine teacher and a great player.
Irwin542 1 week ago
love the inlay work Jon!! Never really noticed it before, I was yo into trying to figure out what the heck you are doing!
mikefred55 5 months ago
Thank you! Well done! You've been a BIG help!
TysterS 9 months ago
@tripleleo Thanks.
moseyguitar 10 months ago
you sir have a talent
tripleleo 10 months ago
@rpby82 The biggest difference I see is that in piedmont blues and in folk rags, there is some improvisation. In Classic ragtime, there isn't. A lot of people throw it all together and call it ragtime blues. A lot of the techniques are the same (alternating bass, for one). Doesn't really matter what you call it, it's great music.
moseyguitar 10 months ago
@rpby82 'Ragtime blues' seems to cover more ground. It usually includes tunes from the jug bands, medicine show entertainers, vaudeville songs - lots of styles. Ragtime guitar is arranging and playing classic and folk piano Rags on guitar.
moseyguitar 10 months ago
@rpby82 It depends who you ask. Piedmont is a distinctive style of blues that emerged in the Piedmont region (roughly Va. to Fla.) in the 20's-30's. Some of the classic players are Blind Boy Fuller, Blind Blake, Rev. Gary Davis.
moseyguitar 10 months ago
Very nice lesson Mr. Mosey. Appreciate the generosity.
JBKYMK 11 months ago
Hey Gent, Yeah, Henry and I have been talking about doing a series of lessons. I'll let you know when we get things together. You can also check the Random Acts Of Music site for updates.
moseyguitar 1 year ago