Goodmorning Blues - Brownie McGhee - Acoustic Fingerpicking Blues in E video free download
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Duration: 03:55
Uploaded: 2012/05/18
I did a lesson on this song (free tab included)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnEsEZS9020
Go to the lesson and click on the videodescription for info on free tab.
This video is a part of the lesson and contains only the improvisation and is a great introduction to fingerpicking blues with a monotonic bass.
More free lessons with tab at my website
http://www.daddystovepipe.com/free-guitar-tab-videos.php
Key of E standard tuning
I'm playing a Grand Concert 000 made by Dave Newton from Texas.
Comments
10 years ago
John Thompson
Really super nice. I would like to download the tabs for this lesson how can I get them 10 years ago
Remi le brech
Merci pour votre leçon super belle musique. Bravo10 years ago
daddystovepipe
Hey barr, thanks for the kind words, great to hear you're having fun. Indeed, a shed can be a man's best friend. I don't have one though, I live in a wooden house so some walls look like shedwalls. Ha Ha, some people even think I record in the sauna! Keep on pickin', you'll get better every day and remember : music selfmade is happiness selfmade.10 years ago
Mister Goodbar
Hey Daddy Stove, you're a class act! - I've learned soooo much from your blues tutorials. I also copied your idea and built a shed at the bottom of my garden away from the house so I can play without annoying the family. It's the best thing ever!! To learn the blues we need to repeat-repeat-repeat playing the same thing over and over and over. This is GREAT for us, but NO GOOD for the family if they have to hear it every day. The Garden Shed is a master idea :o)11 years ago
daddystovepipe
Search for "crossover" nylon string guitar11 years ago
icespeckledhens
I haven't seen the 48mm width but thanks for the information, I'll have a look around for them.11 years ago
daddystovepipe
The classical guitars I've played have a width of about 48mm, which is less than the standard 52mm of a normal classical guitar. Most of my steel string guitars are made for fingerstyle and have a nut widht of about 44mm, so that's not much less than 48mm. It takes a while to get used to but it's not a problem for me.11 years ago
icespeckledhens
Its a great performance, thanks I note you said that you have played blues on a classical guitar. Do you have problems with the fingering when changing from a narrow fingerboard of an acoustic guitar to that of a much wider fingerboard of a classical guitar?11 years ago
Jack Baker
Wicked, I'm busy trying to learn this one thanks heaps for the lesson!11 years ago
rick dagg
simply very good11 years ago
Mel Any
Maybe the most beautiful way to play the guitar. Thanks for sharing.11 years ago
22maskman
The "Positive to Negative" sign says it all. 67:0 ! Just GREAT!11 years ago
daddystovepipe
thanks for your kind comments I'm just a livingroom-picker; with about 10 gigs in the last 40 years I'm hardly a professional ;-)11 years ago
zakwasny
In 42 years I'll be retired ans I'll play stuff like this enjoying my free time. Great vid by the way!11 years ago
SmokingMethodz
gold as always 10/1011 years ago
Thomas Henning
cool 5/511 years ago
putros putros
I almost fell asleep, that is so relaxing!11 years ago
Keni Lee Burgess
Very Nice Sir...Brownie was one of my earliest inspirations. His "Breaking up the Chord" approach offers that iconic Blues sound. You do his style proud! Thanks for sharing. Hope all is well my friend...Enjoy.11 years ago
Gaylon L. Avery
Carl, you always knock me out with your arrangements. Thank you so much.11 years ago
JChoneybell
More magic on that six string. ;-)Related Videos
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