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Originally Posted by Fidelcaster
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04-25-2016 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by christianm77
The song is a cover of the band The Postal Service.
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Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
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04-26-2016, 04:56 AM #29dortmundjazzguitar Guest
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Originally Posted by christianm77
aside from just the music, living in a big city you'd probably appreciate picking banjo out on the porch of a house that doesn't have electricity or going to a jam session up in a rural county in the hills that only has one traffic light, that one being the one behind the bar at the Marysville Inn
but I guess for now you'll just have to make do with London
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Originally Posted by Nate Miller
The more poppy stuff like this and the more recent Punch Brothers stuff is too poppy for me, but the guys in my Prog Gypsy Jazz band dig it.
I think there's something honest about playing acoustic music without amps. I struggle on the bluegrass flat top picking I hasten to add... There are some good players in London (a friend of mine taught a really good Banjo player and there's a couple of guys who spent some time in Nashville) but nothing like the US obviously...
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These two are where is it at for me when it comes to bluegrass picking, here's them playing a tune you may recognise.
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If I heard a guitar player that played like FG only 20% faster, I would marvel at his technique but tire of listening to him as quickly as I do with FG. He's a fantastic player, but speed is just a piece of the entire package of what makes a guitarist special to me.
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Originally Posted by christianm77
yea, the difference between them and Dwayne Ware is like Kenny G and Dexter
you know, I always considered flatpicking the cowboy guitar to be like weight lifting for guitar playing. You have to hold the pick tight and play hard to get volume out on an acoustic axe
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Originally Posted by Nate Miller
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Originally Posted by 55bar
(Actually I really like BSL)
McCoy Tyner style Pentatonic sequence with 5ths,...
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