5 Key Study Areas for Rockabilly Guitar

[@MizTori]

This definitely compliments your beginner rockabilly lessons. It’s great reference.

[@AdrianWhyte]

I’ll add it to the playlist :) thanks .Tori!

[@rocco8222]

Watch all those guys, definitely all great to learn from, that Adrian guy is not so bad either 👍

[@AdrianWhyte]

Cheers Rocco! Appreciate it man!!

[@edwither8284]

Man those Dynasonics sound so good.

[@AdrianWhyte]

They are a different experience playing them versus hearing them back, they felt particularly ragged and thin that day but recorded really well! They are a very interesting pickup!!

[@edwither8284]

@Adrian Whyte I didn't hear any hum either..I have a pair of 1968 DeArmond J2000s aka dynasonics.I will find a guitar to put them in someday.

[@maxkite13]

Cheers from Russia! I used to play balalaika in late seventies 🤓

[@5150show]

Outstanding

[@rockabillyrevolution]

great video Adrian many thanks! Very kind of you to give me a shout too.

[@AdrianWhyte]

My pleasure mate!

[@PauloMangaluz]

I like and I love rockabilly. Music rock n roll boogie I Kent play my guitar rockabilly music I love it

[@chrisfarrugia5397]

Great stuff Adrian!!!! Great tips !!

[@AdrianWhyte]

Cheers Chris!

[@jammininthejammies4982]

Adrian, I love your playing and channel!

[@AdrianWhyte]

That’s great to hear! What’s your name? I can’t say “thanks jammin the Jammies” lol!!

[@jammininthejammies4982]

@@AdrianWhyte It’s Brent. I really dig the channel, your playing, and the content. You make me want to practice!

[@ralphbenites1819]

That’s so cool I have a 1959 guild t-100.what strings do you recommend.when I found it in the trash beck in the late 80’s it had a flat wound on the first string and it had some orange material wrapp on the end useing elixir strings the B string barley fits but still playable thanks

[@SSRT_JubyDuby8742]

Like deployed 👍 😎🎙🎸✅️

[@sempercompellis]

what is that amp?? Ive tried to zoom in..is that a silver tone?? I would suggest trying a thumb pick..my personal favorites are the Fred Kelley Delrin ones but it really doesn't matter.. What it enables one to do is play through a finger picking style and have a flatpick at the ready (now i find them to be a little too thick for my tastes..even the "lightest" ones, i sand them down)

[@AdrianWhyte]

Hey there, the amp is a supro! And yes the Fred Kelly’s are my favourite. I really need some more of those!!

[@sweetnsourchick1761]

Hey, Adrian! Great info in this video. Please don't take offense (offence), but here in the South (US), we pronounce "Piedmont" as PEED-mont. You know the old saying, "Two countries separated by a common language"! 😁

[@AdrianWhyte]

Lol not offended at all! That actually makes sense the way it’s spelt lol!!! Thank you 😃 glad you enjoyed the video 🤓

[@StephenAnthony]

Was about to make the same comment.and yes,. Great video,too!

[@richardstanley1331]

Definitely associated with a delta plain. In US, we really think of the East Coast-North Carolina (aka North Cackalacky-hahaha) and Virginia. Very much “country” to this very day. My take on it as a Virginian (mountain folk, though-completely different). Excellent playing and instruction. Thank you.

[@HowlinAndyDE]

That was super helpful Adrian! I def now know where to start. Do you know a place where to find good Rockabilly Tabs? I mean Ultimate Guitar is nice and all but the most Rockabilly Tabs there, i think are super hard to read, because the structure is different most of the time or more than wrong.

[@AdrianWhyte]

Thanks mate! In regards to tabs, I started making my Own for this reason- my website has over 85+ tabs of rockabilly and psychobilly lessons, many are full songs or all song sections etc. It’s $15 dollars a month to access the library, but I also post them on Patreon (it’s just not organised like the website is because Patreon is a feed), have a peak - it might be worth it for you. Randy Richter has some great transcriptions too and the others have some stuff! adrianwhyteonline.com

[@Dennistcb78]

Oh Cool 😎 TCB 😎 16min

[@AdrianWhyte]

Hope you enjoyed my friend!

[@SSRT_JubyDuby8742]

Would you mind telling me what TCB stands for please?

[@AdrianWhyte]

@@SSRT_JubyDuby8742 I should let Dennis tell you, but it means “taking care of business”, I’ll let dennis tell the back story!

[@SSRT_JubyDuby8742]

@@AdrianWhyte thank you Adrian 😁

[@Dennistcb78]

@@SSRT_JubyDuby8742 Hello nice that you are interested. Mostly attributed to TCB Elvis Presley. Elvis designed a logo where lightning bolts through the letters. Elvis flew in his private jet from time to time and there was a storm and there was a lot of lightning and that's when the idea for the logo came to him. You see the logo everywhere on Elvis stuff. TCB

[@CC-qb9sm]

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