How Bluegrass Guitarists play Up-The-Neck

Lessons and classes at andyslessons.com

[@RobGray-q2r]

Thanks great lesson!

[@MarkHodges-ku6js]

I am so glad you have explained what I see at jams that the people playing can't explain. Newbies know what I'm talking about.

[@GrouseHiker]

That was mind expanding -- I feel those neurons making new connections!

[@drlovefish]

Ok Andy - you’ve sold me on this months class with this video! See you tomorrow.

[@mandohat]

See you then, Jeff!

[@paulboden7850]

Thanks Andy! Brilliant, as always!

[@mandohat]

Thanks, Paul!

[@drew369]

This is super helpful! Right where I am with my playing. Love the Catfish John arrangement too!

[@gazicj]

super useful! thank you! hope you and yours are having a great summer! I've been playing electric bass in a 3 piece rock/blues/swamp country type of band, playing originals---we have an every saturday night paying gig, where we're developing a nice audience. the things you taught me in that video lesson I took with you on mando---the musical principles--one up, one down, for example--still resonate deeply with me, as I have been able to apply them on other instruments, and on playing other genres. so, thank you again brother, and keep up the great work!

[@mandohat]

I'm so glad to hear this, JG!

[@tahuskey]

That’s a mean sounding Yamaha man!

[@mandohat]

Thanks!

[@JosephusDalrymple]

Very illuminating

[@mandohat]

Can you say Illuminati?

[@JosephusDalrymple]

@@mandohat shhhh. These are things they won’t tell us.

[@mandohat]

Yes, that's been my experience....

[@jaysmith734]

What yamaha are you playing. Sounds great.

[@mandohat]

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