5 More Advanced Bluegrass Rhythm Guitar Patterns

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Here's the patterns I mention in the video: payhip.com/b/F...

[@RandySchartiger]

Tony Rice used those rolls a lot! I learned them when I was learning Church Street Blues and use them in almost everything now. great video thanks for sharing!

[@JosephusDalrymple]

That pdf is the Rosetta Stone for bluegrass licks.

[@klippdachs]

Great job, Andy! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Greetings from Germany.

[@gumdocga]

Great vid Andy!

[@drew369]

Awesome Andy! Thank you!

[@MickeyAbraham2022]

this is gold!

[@RBZ3]

Thanks Andy!!

[@petefeltman]

Nice makes me want to sing some harmonies

[@wheelhossdude]

Great teaching here, Andy! Solid musical ideas. I hear a lot of banjo rolls in there. Allen Shelton had some cool inside out playing. Check out Shelton Special to hear that pattern.

[@mandohat]

For sure comes from a banjo approach to playing. Oh that is like an Allen Shelton roll, isn't it? Do you have a name for that roll?

[@mandohat]

Ok, I looked it up. I remember banjo bounce. Always looked that one. Thanks!

[@rafaljab]

Thank you 🙏

[@jimmccarley9609]

I like how you figure the super bowl is a good time to practice. I usually head to the beach for a surf, cause it will be uncrowded, and no traffic.

[@brettchaffe638]

Now that’s rhythm.

[@guitargreene]

❤

[@p_lawls]

Is this the kinda stuff Tony would do on his rhythm playing?

[@mandohat]

It is my interpretation of that. He has a stroke where he pushes through multiple strings. That technique is tough for me. This gives me a similar sound. Wyatt Rice has a DVD on his brother's rhythm style.

[@RandySchartiger]

I know exactly what yo7u're talking about, he used a method of picking down on two strings and picking up on the last one which returned him to the starting position. I can't explain it well. @@mandohat

[@jamesbrown8303]

This.

[@VonHanzee]

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