Advanced Bluegrass fills/rhythm and East Tennessee Blues | Billy Strings Style

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[@nicovaccaro1034]

Thanks a lot for your amazing tutorials, you are helping so many people. This guy has been doing an amazing work for free, out of generosity

[@teamconspiracy]

Awesome stuff!! Hope the baby is well

[@mariannecostes6479]

An extremely rare lesson on bluegrass rythm. Great thanks from France

[@daningram3143]

Good job brother!!!

[@PipoCapi]

Just thanks!!! Amazing lesson man to learn millions of pure bluegrass fills. Honestly, one of the best I have seen. 👍

[@Carriesguitar]

Thank you so much! And congratulations on new baby coming 🎉

[@Carmelo1861]

I love this video. Would love to see more lessons like this!

[@daveclevenger9210]

Excellent lesson and we'll taught! Thanks!

[@Dlee966]

Love these licks!! Keep em coming

[@keithchilvers7434]

This is great stuff, exactly what I had in mind when I wrote the comment on your Billy Strings rhythm video last week. Seems to me listening to Billy, particularly on that concert he did with his Dad, that his rhythm playing is about 50% chords and 50% fills and that is what makes it so good when he plays with others. I look forward to starting to work on this lesson.

[@michaelwebster8389]

Nice. I feel us guys who have no bluegrass community near by have an extra hurdle in learning bluegrass - nobody else to play it with. Well done. Still interested in how your Boucher BG-42 is going. I've got a nice BG-52 - but often picking up the mahogany D-18 GE these days as well. The thing about Billy is he really hits those strings. I'm kind of naturally a lighter player - and the precision required to get those fills/crosspicks and other bits of Billy style flatpicking is extremely difficult, particularly if you're getting anywhere near the speed he plays at. I like you're points about the dynamics here too...