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for those who are interested, Cody originally recorded this song for his “Many Roads Traveled” album back in 2008. The studio version is definitely worth listening to👍🏼

Nice! I was just trying to figure that out today.

Not a great answer there but this man plays like a Legend

Who hates Billy strings?

Or Billy strings

Just watch Norman Blake

I saw Drew with Billy in my home town. All I can say is when Drew left and the current mandolin player in Billy's band took over it took a long time to get up to Drew's speed.

This is fantastic. Lots of videos showing G licks and C licks and D licks out there but even after getting the licks down pretty well I can't seem to fit them into a real song except as a tag at the end. This shows how to apply them and string them together.

Damn

Tone

very fun to watch.... this is brilliant Marcel!

before i was aware of bluegrass, "mountain music" is the term i would use to describe what i would later find out is bluegrass so thats interesting that the stanley brothers used that term

I've used a Dunlop tortex .88 for years and they've never let me down. They just sort of move in and make themselves at home. I'll find them pretty much anywhere in the house.

Dylan Smith! Gettin’ it done! 😃🎶🎵

Ur awesome

Best acoustic player you'll ever see on this planet.

LINDO! É MUITO BOM OUVIR ESTA MARAVILHA!

God bless you sir! I can't even begin to explain how much I needed this right now. Thank you!

On guitar, the first position (major or minor) A , C/D, ad E/F forms let the player use the higher pitched 3 or 4 strings and add the lower pitched two when desired. the scales for each root can be easily built from the selected root chord shape. chords in a progression can be identified by as little as one choice note with no need to play a full chord. I look forward to developing a similar approach on the mandolin I can anticipate a reduction of note from 3 or 4 to only two at most

so goad to see josh turner at 25:15 those guys are awesome

Love seeing these shorts again, thanks Marcel!!

How dare you play it in g 😂

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at 3:57 you tell us to watch the other video to make the A part easier, but what video are you talking about??

Tony should have mounted Ralph and asserted his dominance!

Holy crap, a Get Up Kids shirt! Yay nastalgia! Fingers crossed to see some 311, Pomeroy, and Salty Iguanas next :)

very well done, great explanation

Man, I sure miss your transcription Tuesdays 😢

Imagine doing a song about meth at the Opry! Love it. 😂

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I think I just discovered that my favorite mandolin pick is the Dunlop Stubby Triangle 1.5mm over the Big Stubby 2.0 (not a triangle) because it's faster but still solid feeling with less effort to hold.

The ending bloopers are incredibly inspiring hahaha

“Guess what, all of the people who are getting into Billy Strings right now don’t care about ‘preserving Bluegrass music and culture’; they just like Billy Strings.” This statement alone sums up exactly why he receives 90% of the hate he does. People with very limited knowledge of Bluegrass music stating that “He is the best guitar player ever”. That’s pretty much it. Personally I think he’s fantastic and have been listening to him for about ten years now or so.

Excellent! Monkey see monkey, do doesn't inform monkey why. Scales are a series of single notes correlated by logical relationships. Playing more than one note at a time extends that logic and deepens the relationship. Commonly agreed upon names for the stages of logical extension are helpful for communication but add nothing to the logic which must be experienced. It's the experience which informs and does so far beyond mimicry. Transferring the understanding of logical relationship is the very definition of teaching. Instruction cannot go beyond mimicry.

Thank you for making this Molly is the best!!

This is racist as hell y’all shiii

Super fun lesson!

33. Satanic shill

Looks like Chinese

I think I’ve seen the one girl before who walks towards the camera

Just finished reading "Can't You Hear Me Callin': The Life of Bill Monroe, Father of Bluegrass". Decent read.

Bitchin

MAGNÍFICO! ESPLÊNDIDO! BRAVOS! BRAVOS! LINDO !

11:10 15:17

Molly ❤

back stage is behind the stage. Those guys are 100% on the stage.

Real Fucking Deals!

Also I see Casey Driessen’s hat but could not see the other fiddler who took a solo. Barry bales on bass?

Awesome,i have 2 say your the best on RUclips 4 Tabs and breakin down tunes the way you do..effortlessly! Im on 2 Billy Strings now,i never knew he existed till i saw him on RUclips of course.Dust in a baggie did it 2 me..and then i ran into your channel..man i gotta say,the best and by far the easiest breakdown of Dust in a Baggie i've ever come across anywhere on RUclips or any other website.No 1 comes close 2 your approach on these great lessons..love it!! Keep up the great work..ill be listening!😊💛👍👌

Mandolism!.. It's just wrong!! The "Vernon" in question, was most likely Vernon Derick - he was Jimmy Martin's mandolin/fiddle player.