Travis Picking Basics - Learn 4 Fingerstyle Guitar Intros with Tab
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Publicado 2022-12-15
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Todos los comentarios (9)
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Scot, you are my 2022 discovery!
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Good teaching.... thanks for posting
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thnx, merry christmas
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Great lesson. Thank you. 👍👍👍
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These patterns feel like i'm playing villa lobos etude 1 which i learned from you
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Never seen a thumb bent like that...crazy. Lol
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HELLO. I would like to invite you to discover a Cuban (and Latin American (known throughout Latin America)) singer-songwriter, troubadour and guitarist named Silvio Rodríguez. In the dozens of recordings that he has, he uses a lot of Travis picking (arpeggios), and other techniques. I recommend that you start by listening to the album "Mujeres" (Women), from 1978 (Silvio's third album). I think he will like it. PS: Silvio sings in his native language, which is Spanish, the language of Latin America and Spain; however music is a universal language. Greetings from Santiago of Chile, South America.
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Apologies for being a nit-picker, but for the sake of actual accuracy, Merle Travs DID NOT use 2 fingers and thumb to play his particular style - he only used his thumb and index finger ONLY - don't ask me how he managed it, but that is the plain fact - what you are teaching is more of the Chet Atkins technique - have yet to come across a You Tube channel that has got this right - plenty out there claiming their way is THE way, but everyone seems to have lost sight of the fact that is Merle Travis used only one finger and his thumb to do it - even his son, the late (and highly talented and entertaining)Tom Bresh said the Merle Travis PROPER technique was unique!