At your 10 minute mark becomes very challenging to get through and has flavours of maybe Cowboy Junkies. This whole lesson is great Nico. Also I tried picking more all over from bridge to neck like you were in the video here. I have been mostly just working one patch of area between neck and bridge pickups, there’s some great tone all over that real estate right up to the bridge and even behind it. My fingerpicking ☝️ is improving! Thanks again.
Fucking hilarious title page! Not sure if you remember me . I’m the founder of the Amsterdam rock n roll monthly. You guys did a show for us at the OT301. Met y’all at the burger bar
@@DEATHRAYCAT yes brother! That was an epic night! I’m doing great. I moved back to US right before the pandemic. Been enjoying your CZcams channel! Let me know if you guys have plans to come to the US . I can help You can catch me on Facebook. Hope you’re doing well
Nico made the sensible decision and acquired a 6120RHH a long time ago. I’m always amazed I don’t see more people slinging those, best 6120 there is in my humble opinion and one of my most prized possessions.
@@CC-qb9sm Wondering if you could help me decide on a new guitar? Was looking at the GRETSCH G6120T-BSSMK BRIAN SETZER SIGNATURE NASHVILLE '59 "SMOKE" and then see you mentioning here about the GRETSCH G6120RHH REVEREND HORTON HEAT SIGNATURE G6120 HOLLOW BODY W/BIGSBY and since I am new to this, what are the differences between the two and why may the 6120RHH be the better of the two?
@@ericjames7680 - hey Eric! That Setzer fiddle looks great too! I’m no expert on that one, not real certain how the pickups would sound compared to the TV Jones Classics that are on the Rev guitar. I will say that I love the pickups that are on the RHH, I really dig the feel of the Bigsby and arm for the Bigsby, and aesthetically the RHH really resonates with me as well (Love the cowboy theme of the headstock and fret markers for example). The RHH seems to combine elements of a few great Gretsch guitars. Both models have locking tuners which is a huge plus. I would suggest trying both out if you can but I’m guessing the odds of you having a store nearby that have both are pretty small, that’s definitely true for me. My personal opinion is that if you’re only going to own one 6120 the RHH should definitely be considered but again that Setzer model looks like it would likely be great too. I don’t know if any of that helps, but good luck with your research!
@@CC-qb9sm I am trying to decide if the Setzer model with a compound radius of 9.5'' to 12'' will do or as Nico uses the RHH and other GRETSCH models with 12'' radius if that would be a better choice? I think I like the RHH MODEL the best. Sure appreciate your help, Thanks!!
@@ericjames7680 - I don’t think you can answer the question on the radius without playing both, the necks will feel more different closer to the headstock and more similar closer to the body I believe. Only you will know which one feels best for you 😉. Happy shopping to you!
That j-shaped rake is a great idea for beginners.
These are right up my alley for beginner tutorials. Keep them coming!
Thank you for another great tutorial. These are enormously helpful to beginners like me.
Good stuff and thanks!!
Yee Haw Nico! Thanks for this great crash course in real country music. 🤠
Thanks Dan! 🍻
Just started figuring this out on my own today trying to learn Folsom prison blues. Great video to come across
Thanks so much! 🙏 good luck with it
Thanks Nico. Have a good one. 😸👻
Amazing video and channel. Happy I found this.
Love the cowboy chords! 🤠
This. Great.
At your 10 minute mark becomes very challenging to get through and has flavours of maybe Cowboy Junkies.
This whole lesson is great Nico.
Also I tried picking more all over from bridge to neck like you were in the video here.
I have been mostly just working one patch of area between neck and bridge pickups, there’s some great tone all over that real estate right up to the bridge and even behind it.
My fingerpicking ☝️ is improving!
Thanks again.
Glad you’re still rockin’ Kerry!
Another great lesson. 👍
Nice lesson.
That thumbnail is pure gold from a fellow CZcamsr.
Thanks Andy! It’s gonna be hard to top that one 😂
Another great lesson!
Merci ....
Fucking hilarious title page! Not sure if you remember me . I’m the founder of the Amsterdam rock n roll monthly. You guys did a show for us at the OT301. Met y’all at the burger bar
Joe! Of course I remember you! That was a great night with Bob Log III. Hope you’re keeping well pal ?
@@DEATHRAYCAT yes brother! That was an epic night!
I’m doing great. I moved back to US right before the pandemic. Been enjoying your CZcams channel! Let me know if you guys have plans to come to the US . I can help
You can catch me on Facebook.
Hope you’re doing well
Brilliant. Again! But how do I get my Gretsch to sound like yours? Amp and settings if you get chance please 🙏🏻👍🏻
Nothing fancy here just a good fender blues junior and a very quick one slap on a delay pedal!
@@DEATHRAYCAT - that’s what I use too Nico! Blues Junior!
Great stuff!!…how about some walk-ups/downs?
That’s a great suggestion thanks Todd
rootin and tootin'
Strongbow Dark Fruitin’
Who’s this clean shaven bloke?
My evil twin
@@DEATHRAYCAT - Bwahaha!!! I have an evil twin too!!
Nice.... but where's the 'tache 🤔
It ran away
@@DEATHRAYCAT stiff upper lip uh?!
lookin more werewolf-y than ever
Miss the mustache!
YOUR MUSTACHE
He’s gone for a gap year, don’t worry he always comes back
That Gretsch sound does a lot to make it sound moody
Nico made the sensible decision and acquired a 6120RHH a long time ago. I’m always amazed I don’t see more people slinging those, best 6120 there is in my humble opinion and one of my most prized possessions.
@@CC-qb9sm Wondering if you could help me decide on a new guitar? Was looking at the GRETSCH G6120T-BSSMK BRIAN SETZER SIGNATURE NASHVILLE '59 "SMOKE" and then see you mentioning here about the GRETSCH G6120RHH REVEREND HORTON HEAT SIGNATURE G6120 HOLLOW BODY W/BIGSBY and since I am new to this, what are the differences between the two and why may the 6120RHH be the better of the two?
@@ericjames7680 - hey Eric! That Setzer fiddle looks great too! I’m no expert on that one, not real certain how the pickups would sound compared to the TV Jones Classics that are on the Rev guitar. I will say that I love the pickups that are on the RHH, I really dig the feel of the Bigsby and arm for the Bigsby, and aesthetically the RHH really resonates with me as well (Love the cowboy theme of the headstock and fret markers for example). The RHH seems to combine elements of a few great Gretsch guitars. Both models have locking tuners which is a huge plus. I would suggest trying both out if you can but I’m guessing the odds of you having a store nearby that have both are pretty small, that’s definitely true for me. My personal opinion is that if you’re only going to own one 6120 the RHH should definitely be considered but again that Setzer model looks like it would likely be great too. I don’t know if any of that helps, but good luck with your research!
@@CC-qb9sm I am trying to decide if the Setzer model with a compound radius of 9.5'' to 12'' will do or as Nico uses the RHH and other GRETSCH models with 12'' radius if that would be a better choice? I think I like the RHH MODEL the best. Sure appreciate your help, Thanks!!
@@ericjames7680 - I don’t think you can answer the question on the radius without playing both, the necks will feel more different closer to the headstock and more similar closer to the body I believe. Only you will know which one feels best for you 😉. Happy shopping to you!
The stash is gone!
It’s just on vacation
@@DEATHRAYCAT Well earned.