Offer a lesson with tabs and you'll be a hit as it appears one of the easier ragtime tunes as far as picking goes. . I would be interested but that's only one vote.
It's easier said than done but learn other finger picking songs,play a lot and eventually you'll be able pick apart songs like this and learn for yourself without the need of a tab/lesson. I've been fingerpickign for about 5 years now and can learn this just from this video
Great lesson.Everyone who know guitar basics can see and hear how it sounds.Other guys spend 30 minutes explaining hamering little finger on dminor.This is a real thing! Thanks!!!
Been working on this piece for a while and find your version the cleanest, tightest and best version on the web. You should hear yourself on half speed on CZcams👍
I'd love to know where a boy could buy a book of some of these tunes....not too tough to learn but good enough to be really enjoyable, as this tune it! Well done Lyrebird guitar!!!!
There's a book by Richard Saslow. I think it was called Rag Picking, but it should be easy enough to find. I was given it in the 70s and learned this tune and a few others besides. Highly recomended
Grea picking! Enjoy your playing and your style. New fan and new sub. Always like finding a fellow musician. 😎👍🤠🎹🎸🎶🎵👏🎼👌😁🎙😊 Enjoyed, like and full watch. Cheers, Bruce AKA Holden Beach Troubdour Keep doing what you love and share it with the world.
Nice tune and nicely played . I didn' t know this tune so I 've taken my guitar and copied the whole song, adding the bass for the turnaround part at 48 s. Now i can add this tune to my repertoire. Thanks a lot. (by the way , i also subscribed to your channel )
People take lesson upon lesson to learn this stuff. Hey, just watch this video closely , and then just play it. It'll take some practice, but if you are destined to be a true guitarist, you'll get it. Lyrebird, great picking and your guitar sounds excellent!
Well played! I learnt to play this many years ago together with the other great tunes in Saslow’s book. For anybody interested it’s available free….just do an internet search…👍🍷
Props to R Saslow for writing this piece and having it published with other ragtime instrumentals back in the early 80's. I had the book but alas no longer. Anyone know the title?
Did you cut the sound hole out like Tony rice?😜🤘🏻 looks large like that. I always do that to my acoustic guitars. They always ending up louder and sounding better
Thanks Greg, glad you're enjoying my videos:) Tabs are great for quickly learning what notes to play...however listening to great players will reveal how to play those notes nicely 😊.
It’s not “anon”! It’s by Richard Saslow from his book (1970’s) “The Art of Ragtime Guitar “ (2nd edition published 2016ish). It’s an excellent collection which has stood the test of time ; he deserves to be acknowledged.
@@dorksession Thank you. I learnt this a long time ago and just play the song by memory. Over time however I have drifted away from the original. Viewers have been pointing out it's a Saslow song...I should probably relearn it properly :)
@@lyrebirdguitar Sounds great, don't change a thing. If you heard Ragpickin' when you were young, you've probably heard a lot of the other songs in the Saslow book also. Coney Island Cakewalk is the song that lead me to the book.
Terrific rendition; your tempo is perfect; where others play for speed, you play for soul.
Agreed!
Ragtime is never to be played fast. - Scott Joplin.
Thank you@@rjwh67220
Wow! Excellent performance Pavel.👏👏👏👍👍
Offer a lesson with tabs and you'll be a hit as it appears one of the easier ragtime tunes as far as picking goes. . I would be interested but that's only one vote.
Buy richard saslow's book
It's easier said than done but learn other finger picking songs,play a lot and eventually you'll be able pick apart songs like this and learn for yourself without the need of a tab/lesson. I've been fingerpickign for about 5 years now and can learn this just from this video
@@renehernandez4797You just got used by the spirit, thanks for serving, God bless.
@mike . “Easier” lol 😂😂😂
@@renehernandez4797I do not disagree, but for those of us with fewer years left…
From across the pond, that’s bloody brilliant ✌️✌️✌️✌️❤️
Cheers! Thanks for listening.
Best performance of this cool piece I've ever heard. Thanks!
Just brilliant. Excellent performance. Sounds very nice. Congratulations.👏👏👍
A great choice for a summer evening. Excellent finger picking Allan.
That was so smooth!
Супер! Очень аккуратно и технично!! С уважением из Якутии 🤝🪕🤠
Really nice
Great lesson.Everyone who know guitar basics can see and hear how it sounds.Other guys spend 30 minutes explaining hamering little finger on dminor.This is a real thing! Thanks!!!
Brilliant... just brilliant!!! 💖❤💖
I absolutely love this...well played Sir.
Love this ole time music 😊
Wonderfully mastered! Perfection in any aspect!
Been working on this piece for a while and find your version the cleanest, tightest and best version on the web. You should hear yourself on half speed on CZcams👍
Super clean, perfect timing, great playing.
Thanks for listening!
Genuinely so impressive good job!
One of my favorite to play every time I warm up! I like the slower chill version you do here. Such great feel!
Wow! So clean. Awesome…..and I’m a sixty year plus guitarist ( I’m 71)
I am too. Playing guitar for that long (a lot of it on stage) and I'm 71 too.
Wow!!! What a great interpretation Richard. It’s perfect. Congratulations.👏👏
Richard was the bloke who wrote it!
Stunning!
I love Southern Nights and you an incredible job, i think i actually like your version better, thank you sir :)
Perfect pickin' and a wonderful sound! That is it man! Love it. Greetings, Jimmy
So sweet! Nice!👍
Outstanding!!!!! ❤
Mighty fine, sir. Thank you for sharing.
Excellent , perfectly played . Well done sir .
Great lesson,any one that play guitar can see and hear what is all about.Thanks man!!!
Great playing and wonderful tune!
Essence of it. Great
Love this! ❤
great picking, great piece and boy does that guitar sound good.
Wonderful !Thank you !!!
I'd love to know where a boy could buy a book of some of these tunes....not too tough to learn but good enough to be really enjoyable, as this tune it! Well done Lyrebird guitar!!!!
There's a book by Richard Saslow. I think it was called Rag Picking, but it should be easy enough to find. I was given it in the 70s and learned this tune and a few others besides. Highly recomended
Thank you very much, I'll go and search for it!!! Much appreciated. @@stavrospapadimitriou7631
@@mnbluesboy It's Called The New Art of Ragtime Guitar.
Clean as a whistle!
Fantastic
Grea picking! Enjoy your playing and your style. New fan and new sub. Always like finding a fellow musician. 😎👍🤠🎹🎸🎶🎵👏🎼👌😁🎙😊 Enjoyed, like and full watch. Cheers, Bruce AKA Holden Beach Troubdour Keep doing what you love and share it with the world.
So clean really nice version.
Masterful stuff.
Sounds great!
Nice tune and nicely played . I didn' t know this tune so I 've taken my guitar
and copied the whole song, adding the bass for the turnaround part at 48 s.
Now i can add this tune to my repertoire. Thanks a lot.
(by the way , i also subscribed to your channel )
Good for you! Yeah, I've never liked the bass turnaround, sounds out of place to me, so I left it out. Thanks for listening and subscribing.
Sweet little tune!
Saw this and read ‘southern rights’ safe to say i was pleasantly surprised it was not a song about a certain war for independence
This is very well done with teach me.
Awesome.
lovve it
Oh, wat lekker relaxed gespeeld!
Erg bedankt!
いいね！nice ! from Japan🇯🇵
Nice clean picking!
Beautiful picking of course, but man, what an amázing, full recording sound!!!
Excellent
Thats how its done. 👌
People take lesson upon lesson to learn this stuff. Hey, just watch this video closely , and then just play it. It'll take some practice, but if you are destined to be a true guitarist, you'll get it. Lyrebird, great picking and your guitar sounds excellent!
love it
Excellent!!! Very clean! I didn’t hear one dead note.
And no silly pinky on the soundboard. Excellent.
So good
Very clean
Sweet!
Well played! I learnt to play this many years ago together with the other great tunes in Saslow’s book. For anybody interested it’s available free….just do an internet search…👍🍷
Nice picking, saved it to file.
Put it on a loop, grab a bottle of wine, find a nice comfortable chair and relax……….
Props to R Saslow for writing this piece and having it published with other ragtime instrumentals back in the early 80's. I had the book but alas no longer. Anyone know the title?
Hey Mr. Lightfoot, the book is called The Art of Ragtime Guitar.
@@lyrebirdguitar Thanks brah
You download the entire book in pdf for free
smooooth
Beautiful! I try to learn it, but I can't find all the cords....If you have tabs I would appreciate it very much if you will put them on-line.
Did you cut the sound hole out like Tony rice?😜🤘🏻 looks large like that. I always do that to my acoustic guitars. They always ending up louder and sounding better
6L6 sounds full and broad, warmer and clearer.
So thr Toy Story sound track is just Ragtime on the guitar
Very nice. Onr question: do you kwow cape versian version of mazurka?
Wonderful !
Do you figure these by ear or do you find TABS for them? Verrrrrrry nice job.
Thanks Greg, glad you're enjoying my videos:)
Tabs are great for quickly learning what notes to play...however listening to great players will reveal how to play those notes nicely 😊.
Damn... Val Kilmer can really wail...
I’d literally pay money for a lesson on this.
It’s not “anon”! It’s by Richard Saslow from his book (1970’s) “The Art of Ragtime Guitar “ (2nd edition published 2016ish). It’s an excellent collection which has stood the test of time ; he deserves to be acknowledged.
Hi Phillip, thanks for pointing this out. I learned the song when I was young and never had a score for it. I have now updated the title.
@@lyrebirdguitar I just recently learned this from the Saslow book. I prefer the way you end the song over the original.
@@dorksession Thank you. I learnt this a long time ago and just play the song by memory. Over time however I have drifted away from the original. Viewers have been pointing out it's a Saslow song...I should probably relearn it properly :)
@@lyrebirdguitar Sounds great, don't change a thing. If you heard Ragpickin' when you were young, you've probably heard a lot of the other songs in the Saslow book also. Coney Island Cakewalk is the song that lead me to the book.
Nice! Where can we get the tab for this piece?
Applausi
Dr. Corn's Bluegrass Remedy, "Flat pick Rag?" Does not anyone know this song? Do you?
Look up Stefan Grossman ragtime.
Sounds like Alice's restaurant
Walking my baby back home?
Why did you miss out the chord walk down in bars 7&8?
Well done. Next time brush off the dandruff!
Fantastic