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Norman Blake - Nashville Blues

From the DVD "Legends of Flatpicking Guitar". http://www.normanblake.com/... Fiddle: James Bryan Cello: Nancy Blake  
 
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46r11 (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Norman - Tony - Doc - are mine also and in that order. wayne
EdwarDixie (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Best stuff!! Norman is a wonderful guitarist!!
cajunagent (1 week ago)
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ARHMoreno (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Great song, great guitar player!
I´m a Norman Blake fan now :)
Thanks for posting.
bulbheadmyass (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Great pickin', great music, thanks for posting.
plowhand247 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Norman Blake, Doc Watson, and Tony Rice. My six string heroes.
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Stark!! HIghfive!! lovely greetz from gernany!! Tanja&Wiljo ,)(.
donottawaguitar (1 month ago) Show Hide
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very nice
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There's a lot more to it than the label on the headstock. He uses a weird string combination: GHS Boomers (electric strings) with heavy strings on the E and A, mediums on the D and G, and lights on the B and E. That he is one of the cleanest pickers with one of the best right hands ever doesn't hurt.
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i read somewhere (i think the flatpick guitar mag interview) that he also changes the position of his high E to cater to his playing better. the things you learn by playing for 60 years or so is kinda crazy.

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