Martin Simpson - "Walking Blues" video free download


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Duration: 04:32
Uploaded: 2008/11/22

Guitarist Martin Simpson performs a "Walking Blues" at the Museum of Making Music in Carlsbad, California.

This concert was one in a five-part series of slide guitar performances presented in conjunction with the Museum's special exhibition, "The Magic & Mystery of Slide Guitar.

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10 years ago

Robert Craven

Not satisfied with one Martin Simpson piece, here have another, I challenge you not to giggle at the start........

10 years ago

dazarro

siemka

10 years ago

Ben Balserak

he's not at all cut out for the blues... 

10 years ago

Trevor Burt

Hey Melissa, the guitar in this video is indeed a Sobell!

11 years ago

Fergus Martin

Not satisfied with one Martin Simpson piece, here have another, I challenge you not to giggle at the start........

11 years ago

FolkClub Bonn

Martin Simpson, British guitarist and singer/songwriter playing some blues with Son House's "Walking Blues". Slide guitar in open G tuning.

11 years ago

dwanker1972

perhaps the finest acoustic guitarist.

11 years ago

Gus Glynn

Put her in G an let the good slide do the rest, so many good tunes in this tuning from trad Irish to Delta blues and all the way back home again. Knock-on vocals seal the deal, Hummin'!

11 years ago

daf827

I had the privilege of attending Richard Thompson's "Frets & Refrains" acoustic guitar and songwriting camp in the Catskills. I took Martin's classes, which was a real treat. He is the consummate gentleman, a virtuoso with a passion for all music, which he brought to his master classes.

12 years ago

Gminor7

I've been in a guitar seminar with him - it's a combination of flicking downward on the strings with the back of the fingernail(s)(like flicking a spitball), with the index and/or middle, and thumping the soundboard with another finger (usually the ring finger). Very similar to a combination rasgueado and golpe (tap) as done by flamenco guitarists. Do it slowly in whatever rhythmic grouping you want - triplets, etc.

12 years ago

EL AlchocolistaZERO

buenos acordes, buena música, que mejor acompañado de unos buenos tragos estilo 80

12 years ago

Darek Skiba

Dzień dobry , czasem fajnie posłuchać , Good Day :)

12 years ago

synesthesia67

he's gotta be related to roy rogers...somewhere along the tree...

12 years ago

stick935

very special talent, enjoy.

12 years ago

abztractbeats

Does anyone know anything about the techniques he uses there between verses where he kinda plucks and taps twice..(poor description but the best I could do) it sound like galloping...Anything about the whole technique he uses here?? Where or how to go about learning it?

12 years ago

TheGregRoxx

guitar hero

12 years ago

TheMrgaztop

I have spoken to him at different gigs.

12 years ago

abztractbeats

Where did you get that from then?

12 years ago

TheMrgaztop

I first saw Martin at the Soles arms in London. One way of learning how to play the guitar is to travel around the world. But, If you REALLY want to learn, travel around the United States Of America. Where else would you find Ramblin Jack Elliot, Earl Scruggs, Lightning Hopkins. Yep, he travelled and now we reap what he sowed. Class.

12 years ago

steelpaulo3

I didn't know that what a pair of great players.

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