Here's one I think you can figure out without me going note by note. I just play through it slowly and then give you a demo with some other ideas that I'm sure you can figure out.
I was playing Clinch Mountain Backstep with bluegrass band and had a couple of folks walk up impressed that we knew a crooked version of Sandy Boys. :)
Love this lesson a ton!! I just got one more question :): When playing a chord that doesn't have the 5th strings note in it, what do you do? Do you still play the fifth string or what?
I wish you would revisit this one
It's only now that we're less than a month away from Christmas that I've worked out why Jim's been growing that beard...... Ho Ho
Thanks, Jim. I'm glad this one popped up on my phone.👍
Me too!
Perfect, Jim! Thank you!
Thanks ☺️
Oh I'm definitely gonna learn this one, I can't believe I haven't heard of it until now!
Hope you enjoy it!
@@JimPankey thank you! I will😊
Sandy Boys must live on Clinch Mountain
I was playing Clinch Mountain Backstep with bluegrass band and had a couple of folks walk up impressed that we knew a crooked version of Sandy Boys. :)
I like how you drop that mute in at 1:55. Very cool.👍
Thanks 😊
Love this lesson a ton!! I just got one more question :): When playing a chord that doesn't have the 5th strings note in it, what do you do? Do you still play the fifth string or what?
I still play the 5th string.
Sounds great! Do you have the tab for this? Or a link to one?
Brilliant !! I wish I could master claw hammer, frailing. 3 finger style - yes, but not that.
honestly has a lot in common with clinch mountain backstep!
I’m sure this tune is where Ralph got the idea for Clinch Mountain Backstep.
Great bit of playing there, can you confirm which tuning you are using?
Liking the new hirsute look too!
Oops... yes, that’d be sawmill. gDGCD
What tuning are you in ?
Sawmill. :)