Thanks a lot Igalal for pointing this out, fixed! 👊
backings are not from this lesson
@ Purple - fixed! Tahnks for reporting.
very cool lesson and playing!
I love country
wow that's clean!
your are so good on the finger picking style. I will check some of these licks
Great tune! I'm nowhere newar this level, but I'll learn the notes anyway... 'cause it just sounds too cool.
Great lesson, but it's got the wrong GP5 file associated with it. Can you upload the correct one so I can learn this?
Nice tune,man
this is just so cool! more country please...
Thanks for your comments guys! I'hope this was useful!
wow man, that was awesome dude!!!
Love it!
Excellent tune!
With all the Country type stuff that you guys have been putting up maybe i need to brush up on my hybrid picking thanks for the awesome lesson
Very funny lesson to play!
Awesome lesson Juan! Country seems so fun to play!
Love it Juan! =D Also we don't have a lot of country coverage.
Hi all, this is a classic country tune in a polka style, very simple but very effective, inspired in different licks and riffs from Danny Gatton and Steve Trovato, true masters of this style. Steve, a master sessionist who recorded for hundreds of the most popular country albums, likewise Danny, whom is also an exceptional songwriter.
Let´s analize this step by step. The first part is one of Steve´s typical riff which can be a bit tricky because of the speed it´s placed at. Practice it slowly and gradually increase tempo. The same with the second section which is a pattern with open strings in G major based on the banjo technique.
Add your pinky baby! The third section is similar to the first section but has a variation on the first string which difficults the open sound of this string. Pay attention to keep up the first finger of the fretboard hand. This will ease playing this a lot.
The fourth section is another of Steve´s typical riff with small legatos on the D string with the B and G string open.
The fifth section is yet another of Danny´s riff from his first era which uses 3rd and 6th intervals very easy but very effective, something which is much appreciated when placed at more rapid tempos.
The sixth and last section is a pentatonic lick in G with many double stops. The final lick is a standard in country style endings, playing simultaneausly G and Bb notes with a slight half tone bending on Bb which makes turns this into a major third interval.
Hope you enjoy it and remember to practice every day! Good luck.
Techniques
Hybrid Picking
Open Strings
Bends
Legato
Scales
G Major