Guitar Tips for Open D Tuning Killing The Blues Andy Kimbel
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- A clip from the Andy Kimbel Guitar series that uses various acoustic Blues and Folk songs to teach intermediate and advanced Guitar Technique.
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So crazy that I can find some random 11 year old video on youtube and it immedaitely unlocks a new part of my playing. If you are still around, thanks dude
After years of playing jazz, blues, and Chet style fingerpicking in standard tuning, this is a refreshing change for me. Beautiful open airy chords that aren't difficult in this tuning. Thanks for posting this.
Glorious!! I came back to find this lesson! I need it! Thank you!
And yes i worked with this about a year and a half ago. But im about to be a much better student this time!!
Always looking for tips to help me put melody to my lyrics, this was good and inspiring. Listening to guys that play so easily either make you want too practice like hell or smash my guitar depending on the mood......I’ll go practice right now Thanks
Wow man. Perfection. Thank you very much. You are a great teacher and player. I have loved this song for so many years and have heard it by so many different artists. I really like what you do with it and your explanation is top notch. Your approach to music and the guitar is so right on. Thanks very much again. Please do some more on here if you have the opportunity to do so!!
I have been using some of the chords but love the way you put them together and added some the flavor to your music. It is great learning new ones. Just awesome. If possible when you do another could you let us know the finger picking pattern. Thank You so much for sharing your talent with us.
This is one of the best fast track lessons I have ever seen on here. The guy does a great job, is obviously a great player and teacher. Sounds clear to me for what it's worth.
He has such a commanding and relaxed approach with the guitar. Perhaps Wanketta is just starting out, can't hear or something else cause I think it is great.
Although,. . . the second part should be watched too cause it all kinda comes together there.
Very Nice, Looks like he uses thirds all the way up and then back down. Really has that Chris Smither type of Style and feel mastered! More!
This is really nicely done. Great approach to the guitar Inspiring to say the least. Love the tune.
I think you meant to say index finger on the third fret of the G string, not the B string. Maybe I just heard it wrong because it is a little hard to tell what you say there.
Thanks for posting this!
That was outstanding....and very helpful....simple to comprehend.....thanks
I don't know of the song really, but I sure do like this guys approach to the Guitar.
What a great player and teacher. I just was learning Vincent Black Lightning on another one of his lessons and had to check out what else was on here.
All I can say is.wow and thank you very much for sharing your music on here and wherever else you teach or perform as the case may be. You are an Inspiration.
Steve Struman
Thanks mate - your efforts much appreciated. Nice and clearly explained. Having fun with it.
Great! Thank you so much!
Thanks so much Andy.....very practical and useful......nicely done.....!!!
Well done Andy.
Andy Thank You great Lesson. Cheers
Just gone to this dropped D tunning, very helpfull,, Thanks.. Good lesson,
Awesome video. A different aproach to the open tunings. This helped me allot
Are you by chance familiar with an Irish folk singer from the 1960's & 70's?
The reason I ask is back in the late 1990's there was a m follk musician from Portland who used to post messages about being a big fan of Anne Byrne's music. This is mostly 2nd hand information from a friend I had at the time who lived in California and used to post messages somewhere on-line at that time, maybe late 1990's. I can't remember for sure the year.
Really beautiful playing.. Beyond me but I sure do like what you do.
- Thanks!
Very helpful, thank you Andy :)
Like the new music .. Nice work..
Thanks for that Andy
THANK YOU THIS IS AMAZING
Great video mate!
I am aware there are postings here that are effusive with their compliments; however, I am more of a visual learner so I look (after all, this is a video, isn't it?) for how your fingers are positioned on the fretboard. For the most critical part of the video, the fretboard is off camera frame. The verbal instructions for finger positioning are hasty as well, and not easily discernable.
Excellent stuff..!!
Imazing ADVICE!!!!!!!!
Thanks for this. Please say more about your right hand technique.
Nice lesson!
Sounds pretty much like "Buckets of rain" by Bob Dylan
Very good lesson
Great Great Great. I've been playing around with some open tuning and some inside out picking and this video has brought them together nicely. Thanks m8
Thanks for this. IMHO I think in the future, you ought toposition the camera where we can better see where your fretting hand fingers are landing. (i.e. the camera should be closer to your head/(nearer to your face), and maybe use two cameras (split screen). It'd help if you had more light in front of you, and a higher res. camera. Good to listen though!..
@tomiclav its finger picks. helpful for ppl who doesnt wanna have long nails
Excellent. Thanks much!
Très chouette. Vraiment merci à toi mec.
nice touch with finger picks
Well done andy
gotta love open D!
Make sure to check out Andy's new channel where he will put out many more videos like this. The link is in the description
Very cool.
Thanks !
I love this video. And what a pleasure to be taught by Joe Pesci - or is it his brother?
what did you harmonize that scale in?..... thirds?
Got anything for open D minor?
nice. thank u.
what do you have on your picking fingers(index & mid)?
Does someone have tabs for this? I would like to learn the picking pattern.
Collings Guitar
is that shoenice
you hear way too slow, not to quick between the ears. This guy don't need to do anything, just close your yap and thank the man.
u speak way too fast, mumble and slur your words from the first instruction. u also need to repeat at least once. while i enjoyed watching and listening, I sure didn't learn anything from this vid.