Billy is my Guitar Hero. Watch him on Nugs tonight!

i can't find a code for a triad mini-course!

Flipping fantastic!

great stuff and btw - love the hat

Thanks Hayes for all you do. Have a very merry Christmas.

Good stuff as usual Hayes, Merry Christmas, be warm and dry.

Hayes Griffin please teach me the progression to Vonetta by Tony Rice they have my family at gunpoint Hayes Griffin please

I watched the whole contest that day and you did awesome. Mark is an incredible guitar player I have had him in my classes at Kaufmans Acoustic Kamp, he is good people.

Great lesson Hayes!!

What an Awesome sound!!

They're all good musicians and I especially like the girl and boy playing guitars and the Bass player along with the banjo and mandolin player.Those are the most talented ones in in the band.

Yours and Marcels content has really helped me improve not just my bluegrass chops but my general skill and theory understanding. Keep it up please!

I have been teaching the blended pentatonic 8-tone scale for awhile now in blues lessons and now that I'm getting into bluegrass I'm really glad to see someone else utilizing it explicitly as a scale in its own right. Great stuff!

Awesome job Awesome Awesome Awesome

Looks like we have the same Collings,

Amazing performance! I hope to see a lot more of these musicians in the future.

Killer !

Really nice I believe I seen the little girl at Steve Kaufmans Acoustic Kamp. Really good !

These guys blew my mind filming this first thing in the morning! We should go back and ask for the Cajun Filet...

Awesome sound! Greetings from Simpsonville SC

Fortunate to get to jam with these shredders in SC. Such a great group of musicians!

Sounds so good, right in the pocket!

Ok now yur just showin off,, kidding,, great sounding guitar and fantastic pickin

Been waiting three months for this video. Thank you, Hayes, for doing this. All four of these youngsters are fine young people as wells as great young musicians. Jacob is a good guy also. 😁

Wow! Remarkable kids!!

The thing I noticed most was that I LOVED your tone.

Great interview!

I’ve been playing 30 years and never seen this before. It took me around 10 seconds to learn, and I can already tell this will be added to my playing very often. I’m not at your speed, but who is? Anyway, thanks for this. It’s really cool man.

No way I can do the tremelo speed....frustrated.

That's a weird looking d28

THE CROW BAR IS IN DENMARK CALLED "KO BEN" MEANING "COWS' LEG."

Wow 😢

Nice, Hayes. One thing I love is that it’s a single fee and not another subscription. 👍 Now I’m going to check out that solo album of yours.

Does anyone know if there are any apps that can separate instruments on your phone. Would be cool to pull out instruments on KZbin vids

Thanks!

Excellent

What about mandolin? Do you find that the pronation/suppination thing works equally well with the tighter string spacing of the mandolin?

More gold from Hayes. I'm now close to a year into my bluegrass journey, and early on I came across a HG vid about pick discipline; downbeat=downstroke, upbeat=upstroke. As a life long folk player, this was a tremendous help in becoming a flat picker. I've been to 40, or 50 jams now, and rarely pass on a break. I can manage new songs, (not new tunes), on the fly with less, and less crash and burns. This is another tool to help get up to speed. Thank you Hayes Griffin!

I never really bothered with all that upstroke/downstroke escape stuff. 95% of the time my motion is a double escape and at this point my right hand has little trouble playing at faster tempos. I like the freedom of not having to plan out my lines WRT how I tilt my wrist. But to be fair: I'm also stubborn af and a little bit masochistic, so take all that with a grain of salt. Your way is probably easier. On the other hand (ha!), if you have some tips on how to get my fretting hand to keep up, that'd be fantastic :D

Great Lesson Hayes! You're the man 🎉

Thanks for the drill. I look forward to driving my family crazy with lots of this.

Cool drill. I've always been a slow picker... maybe this will finally get me on track to up my game.

I'm glad for that line about "you don't get better at sprinting by walking faster". I don't think people realize just how much their technique changes at various tempos, but it's obvious that when we walk, jog, and sprint there's a major change in our motions. Just because guitar picking is a smaller action than walking or running doesn't make it less subject to this same kind of change! People love to harp on old chestnuts of wisdom like "slow is smooth and smooth is fast" and all this but I think if we find where our "walking" tempos turn into "jogging" and then "running" we can start recognizing what these changes in technique feel like and how to adapt them, instead of continually turning the metronome down and applying a technique that only works for those "walking" tempos. Hopefully this makes sense, TLDR I think we agree 🙃

Back to bluegrass, once again. Subbed and thrillled about it!

How different is it from the BC-1857 version of lekato? They're look the same but which one delivers more since you said this one is more fragile on the edges?

How long was the wait for the Henderson?

Great stuff..And hes got tabs...Jam on...

HEY... I like it!

What do you got gauges in your ears son

Thank you!!!