How to play Hillcountry rythm guitar by ( Jr Kimbrough's Grandson)

A video tutorial on how to play a hillcountry blues guitar rythm and pattern for beginner, intermediate, and advanced guitar players..
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[@GrantG111]

Learning the hillcountry rhythm from Juniors own grandson, KZbin sure is awesome. Thanks for the lesson!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching Grant, definitely appreciate it.

[@E44ghCr4p]

IKR crazy thanks to Cam

[@hit-and-run760]

​@camkimbrough6103 what's the tuning great video keep it up. Thanks for sharing.

[@zackshemwell5802]

Gotcha off 666 likes my guy!! Thanks for posting the video. Love hillcountry blues and been wanting to learn for years.. making it happen in 2023

[@camkimbrough6103]

Imma hold ya too it potnah lol thanks for watching!!

[@boydbringolf1251]

Sometimes, the simplest rhythm is boss! I've listened to a lot of different players in my life, and those fast riffs don't turn me on! Simplest form with meaning is best. Love you and your family brother and your donation to the industry. 😊

[@camkimbrough6103]

Appreciate it Boyd, thanks for watching!

[@ryanbuckley3314]

Gary Burnside, Kinny Kimbrough, Junior Kimbrough, you have blues in the blood. My Dad taught me the blues. Im still learning about them, though. I could live to 150 and there would still be more to learn. Isn't it a gift? Our folks taught us how to turn sadness into joy using the blues. No prescription necessary.

[@camkimbrough6103]

It was taught to me but just being around it, it got all over and in me...

[@ryanbuckley3314]

I would love to learn anything else that you can show me. Thanks for all the videos.

[@ET-TheExtraTesticle]

I come from a place where music isn't taken very serious especially blues. I rely on my ears and online lessons. If you made a full length video lesson teaching Hill Country, I'd buy it.

[@kortgreen7725]

Thank you Cam for keeping your grandfather's music alive. It touches my soul in a deep way like no other. When I first heard it, I was like WOW! This is the music that I've been hearing in my soul. The search is over. Props to all those who came before. The old fife and drum does the same thing. Especially that clip at the beginning of Martin Scorcese blues program on public television. I wore out that vhs tape playing that fife and drum scene where the fife player was slapping the ground and playing that fife! Juniors music does the same thing. There is hill country blues and there is just so called music outside of that. Love it!

[@camkimbrough6103]

I'm honored Kort appreciate the love and interest for this genre. Thanks for watching, stay tuned.

[@kortgreen7725]

@@camkimbrough6103 you betcha! I build custom guitars so I have to stay tuned! I have a couple I'm working on on my channel. Check em out! I hope to finish them soon.

[@camkimbrough6103]

@@kortgreen7725 gonna check your content out may need a custom axe too!!

[@TheOpinionatedGuitarist]

I agree with all that you said!!!

[@kortgreen7725]

@@TheOpinionatedGuitarist YOU TOO! I was hooked as soon as i heard it! It blew my ol Cajun mind! I had this sound that i was chasing all my born days! And it was right up da bayou, a ways, alla time! I blast it all up inda swamps when i listen to it! Da crawfish like it too.

[@abitabout]

Bloody sensational mate, thank-you from Australia. Junior was the man. You are a natural teacher - keep it up!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Appreciate that, and thanks for watching!!!

[@borasmussen4794]

Dude I just thought it was a coincidence that you shared his last name!!! It’s an honor to meet you and see how you carry on the sound of the strongest American culture! If I could have been alive back in the day in Mississippi I’d be the one white guy in the juke joint!!! Love your channel sir!!

[@dawsonvalley8056]

Brother you are a very beautiful person for sharing this. I am so grateful for your teaching the sweetest sounds on earth.

[@camkimbrough6103]

🙏🏿Thanks for watching ✌🏿

[@seanhall1593]

This video is awesome. Seeing you keep this tradition alive and going has made my day. Im up in Washington state listening to your grandpa for years. Started playing guitar about a year ago. I look forward to learning the style from a Kimbrough and fellow tele player. Keep it up man.

[@camkimbrough6103]

What an honor, thanks I appreciate your time and energy please spread the word about the channel.

[@AlexanderAnderson542]

Man am I ever happy I found this! I've been playing guitar for awhile, and I've recently found hill country blues. I never realized how natural my hands seem to head towards this direction. Always tryina play Chicago type blues and simple soul rythem you know. But now listening to this style, I think this is where I'm heading as it feels so much more natural to me. Thank you for what ur doing!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Wow Sidney!! First off thanks for watching my channel really appreciate it and even more for the comment, glad I could offer something that you could use!

[@Blakely901]

Same here

[@benlogan430]

Hill country blues is definitely very percussive, because it’s got the whole band. The 2+4 the bass and the melody. The rake is the wash board or the snare to me. With the bass note on the one and the + of two or three. Clave style. Excellent lesson my friend! I try to learn this stuff by ear and eye up here in Maine. Seeing this justifies what I’ve been playing! Thank you

[@camkimbrough6103]

Glad I could be helpful to ya Ben! Thanks for watching man.

[@markthompson1819]

I discovered Hill Country Blues about six years ago. A Georgia born comedian named Reginald D Hunter who is a big deal in the UK, did an interview with Cedric Burnside and I was hooked. One of these days I'd like to get to your summer festival. Great to see your generation still playing this awesome music. 👍 Check out Reg Hunter. He a funny man. 😂

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching, will do

[@davidsemprevivi]

Yessss thanks for sharing keep the blues alive Brother 👊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

[@wewilliewilson1974]

Super awesome! Loved your grandfathers music.. keep it up

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching Casey!

[@trampasnewberry2626]

Thanks for sharing and keeping an American tradition alive. Your family and many others have influenced me and got me playing music in the first place. Anything you share is greatly appreciated. Songs, licks, covers, and anything else will get soaked up by me. Good luck on building this channel and any projects you have going on. Subscribed and looking forward for more content.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks Trampas glad I could provide some sort of helpful content, thanks for watching!!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Feel free to suggest what you might want me to do next, if I know how, I will produce for ya!!

[@craigdolick6987]

Great stuff Cam. Thanks! It might be helpful to turn off the effects while showing us the patterns though.

[@camkimbrough6103]

@@craigdolick6987 😏 Thanks for watching!

[@MyChrisfish]

the best description of that Riff that ive ever seen, and done with Styles for miles ! ! ! Thank You

[@BoogieBombers]

Very nice!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks Boogie Bombers

[@funkjoebrandon4246]

Love, peace and guitar strings ✌

[@hearpalhere]

Great lesson and advice. Thank you for keeping this style of music alive!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed.

[@Throwenshapes]

Thank you for this. Respect.

[@camkimbrough6103]

🙏🏽 Yo, thank you for watching Torus!!! Stay tuned!

[@3223Blues]

Thank you so much for sharing , you sir are a gentleman.

[@camkimbrough6103]

I am humbled 🙏🏾 thanks for your time and energy.

[@StompinThompson72]

Thank you 🙏

[@camkimbrough6103]

Most definitely, thanks for watching this one Keith✌🏿

[@MontyPY02]

This is great, please continue releasing lesson videos!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Ok, thanks for watching! What would you like to see next

[@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488]

Sweet

[@camkimbrough6103]

😄😄

[@munchycrunchypancake]

Thanks for the lesson, man! It's a great groove!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Don't mention it, and thanks for watching

[@joeycovington4681]

Thanks!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thank you for watching Joey!

[@loneranger625]

It's in your soul. 😎

[@camkimbrough6103]

👻👻👻👻

[@Ledbringer67]

Glad to have found your channel for picking learnings and great to find about your grandfather's music!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Welcome aboard!✌🏿✨

[@dafyddharvey6300]

fell in love with the blues when I first heard Jr's Meet Me In The City. Royalty. Glad I discovered your channel.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Welcome!!!! And thanks for watching!!!

[@garrettp8225]

This is awesome. thank you

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching!

[@flak1041]

God bless you

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching 🙏🏽

[@Blues40]

Great lesson Cam!! Preciate ya ! 👊🏾

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching ✌🏿

[@mattwoods3185]

thanks Cam!! Keep spreading the good word!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thank you Matt for your time and energy.

[@guitargeargarage1482]

Thank you Cam, we always been loving listening to da percussive, entrancing n droning ect Mississippi Hill Country Blues (MHCB) style! It’s a music folks can sure get down to ~~~dancin n toe tappin ect. It’s a great style of music for our garage band. House Of Band (HOB) is compromised of just two of us so we gotta play all the parts of whatever we do. In studio it’s easy since we can overdub parts with different instruments. But live playing we so far have to choose which instruments to do a song unless we have a guest playing something. Well for live play someday we been thinking to using looping and recorded tracks ~~~let’s say of drums while we play guitar, bass, vocals. But live (or studio) I can see us just using a guitar n drums n doin MHCB style n tearn up da house! We will from now not just enjoy listening but time has come now we gotta learn to play MHCB. We have subscribed n will plan learn a bunch thru yur site here. Cheers!

[@grahamsampson769]

The raking up with the thumb helps me understand this rhythm. Great lesson! Thanks for sharing.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Glad I could help Graham thanks for watching.

[@jds2056]

So wild youre his grandson, you guys all got the hillcountry blues in your blood. I can hear it in your playing its incredible,! I have been playing guitar for a good while now and can play solos and all that jazz, but lemme tell you this genre has been a challenge. I am really working on getting better at this style because it opened up a whole new world of playing for me. I have learned that head bopping music is the way to go!! My older brother got me into the black keys and cedric burnside, I realized later the influences. The black keys delta kream album got me into this whole style especially. Thank you for the lessons dude!!!

[@camkimbrough6103]

No doubt, thanks for watching ✌🏿🤘🏿✨

[@Thegamesofalifetime]

Nice stuff

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching

[@redonyellow6313]

Super grateful for this tutorial. Thank you! Hill Country is my favorite! I tend to come at guitar from a drum perspective (as I started out on drums) so this was helpful! I dig your style of playing! Be well!! 🙏🏽

[@camkimbrough6103]

Appreciate the kind words, 🙏🏾 thanks for watching!!

[@nudge2626]

You have perfected that hill country rhythm.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Ya think so huh, thanks for watching ✌🏿 but i gotta lotta catching up to do😏

[@360XDxbox]

Finally got it thanks! - Saludos de San Francisco Ca!!

[@camkimbrough6103]

That's what I'm talkn about! Congratulations on your W AND THANKS FOR WATCHING

[@geoffreydonaldson2984]

Thnx, Cam: Hillcountry Blues is the great preserver of old-style country Blues. If I may: be nice if you set up your camera so we can see both your hands at the same time. Keep it up!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!! Gonna do that in next vid!!

[@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488]

This

[@gusofgal]

hello from France , thx for the lesson you're great !!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching and subbing love to France Merci!!!

[@tunnel7]

I love that Hill Country drone cheers Jr

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching, hope you subbed😏

[@frederickthompson8686]

Fantastic. We gotta keep this language alive.

[@camkimbrough6103]

I'm trying, thanks for watching!

[@chillbro2275]

Oh that's cool! That groove kind or reminded me of Inner City Blues a little bit.

[@camkimbrough6103]

That's what's up,thanks for watching ✌🏿

[@Ismellbadandlooklikeshit]

gained a new subscriber, looking forward to more

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching!

[@BillAltman]

thanks so much man! I live the lifestyle myself

[@camkimbrough6103]

My pleasure Bill and thanks for watching!!

[@BillAltman]

@@camkimbrough6103 big fan of the genre and all your family and friends down that way, I recorded on Beale years ago, want to get back soon, maybe catch a gig, subscribed!

[@robwess4491]

Love the Hill Country Blues and its founding fathers... Thanks for keeping it alive sir. Hope to see you at the 2023 festival in Clarksdale.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching Rob was just talking to my bandmate Yella about JJF. Crazy the last time we were booked there it was at 10:00 a.m. both times so not many people seen us unfortunately. We both said it would be nice if the people would speak to Roger Stolle and see if we can get booked at a better time.

[@robwess4491]

​@@camkimbrough6103 I will certainly be a voice for you sir👍

[@TheNewMinority2024]

I was getting so bored learning guitar until I found this!!!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Wow, cool. Hope you subbed 😉. Thanks for watching!

[@sydb8921]

Badass

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching!

[@sydb8921]

Trying my hand at "I'm in Love" now.. think I'm getting this down

[@liammcooper]

Great stuff, thanks a lot man! "Blues is a lifestyle, it's not just 'a' style." I might use that quote in an essay I'm writing for school.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Hey Liam! Thanks for watching and when you use it I'd love my Creds on it, when I'm long gone I want my kids, kids to remember thats what their great grandfather said. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 prosperous energy to you,school, and many other endeavors.

[@Hedonkeviik]

Idk, its definitely both

[@stompbox64dtown9]

What I'm realizing is the Hill Country Delta Drone is the where 60s style psychedelic rock came from. Check out Brian Jonestown Massacre and The Black Angels, just add fuzz and reverb.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Interesting will do.

[@darinchamberlain7304]

YESSSS!! can you do a little "Everywhere I Go"?

[@szamee83]

Thank you so much for this lesson. Can you please show us how to play Feels So Bad by the one and only Junior Kimbrough? It’s still so unreal that his very own grandson is giving lessons on KZbin! You rock.

[@camkimbrough6103]

First, I'll have to make sure I have it a little more polished until I'll teach that one, I really really dislike playing any of his songs if I personally know I'm not playing it my best but will definitely work towards that for you forsure! Thanks for watching.

[@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488]

I really love your grandpa's music. Ill watch anything you put out. Thank you

[@camkimbrough6103]

Aw man thanks and I'm sure grandaddy would be smiling to read this comment

[@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488]

@@camkimbrough6103 i want to start a juke joint like your grandads

[@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488]

I have been looking for a venue. Im here in venice florida. How'd you like to go on tour?

[@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488]

I forgot to ask...where are you located?

[@camkimbrough6103]

@@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488 still up and around these North Ms Hills

[@valiantfulco8615]

Great work buddy! Keep it coming! You're an inspiration. I am seriously wanting to go to a Cotton Patch Festival can't find any info. You know anything about one coming up?

[@jackcompton8752]

Thanks for sharing. I'll be tunin' in! Isaiah 38:20 ✌❤🎸

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks Jack 🙏🏽

[@darinchamberlain7304]

R.L. Burnside!! Love Yall!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching!!!! " Kimbrough Nation"

[@bluesingmusic3443]

Just found your channel. I've just been hired to write a couple songs for a documentary. I was looking for some pointers on the rhythms of Hillcountry Blues. (I've heard the style before, but didn't know the designation) I look forward to watching more videos. Thanks, Gil (real name, Blues In G Music is my Publishing Co.) Thanks again.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Congratulations G! Be awsome to know how to get hired to put my music in films commercials and or documentary. How did you get to that level of work?

[@camkimbrough6103]

And also, thanks for watching!!!

[@bluesingmusic3443]

@@camkimbrough6103 My man, I been at this a long time.(I'm an old dude now). But this opportunity, came through the various chats, & YT Channels I follow. 1st was some guys from Australia (Gold miners), I'd subbed for a while, they listened to some content I'd put up after my wife passed. I put it up in 2015, about a year later. They said they liked a Reggae instrumental, I'd uploaded, asked if they could use it, I said "Sure". (I figured if any of their subs heard & liked, they might sub to my little channel).I mentioned it in a chat, one night, as I was jazzed some young people liked my stuff. The dude who's channel it was, (a real country Mississippi fellow) told me email him, so I did then he called me. Asked if I could write a couple tunes for a documentary he's making, but wanted Country music. Man I only remember 3 Country songs,(parents liked all kinds of music, but Country was their fav, so they said "Boy, if you're going to play that thing, you'd better learn some Country music.) Any way I had the lyrics written, came up with what could pass as Country music, for one, but nothing was working on the other. Been into the Blues since I was young, as a lot of the Rock bands I listened to, would throw in some Blues standards on their albums. I was searching for some "Country Slide guitar" videos, & Mississippi Hill Country Blues, popped up. They mentioned Fred McDowell, & other guys I'd listened to, I had lumped them all together under Delta Blues. Any way, I was wanting to get a feel for the rhythm, of those Blues. As far as getting your stuff heard & used, just keep putting it out there. Get involved in some LIVE stuff from the channels you sub on YT. Not to be negative, but I'd suggest subbing to channels that aren't music related. I'll tell you right now, my gig is not a paid gig, but I figure, the more people who hear & like the better. I follow a lot of Bigfoot stuff, as it's fascinated me since I was a kid, I follow metal detectors, bottle diggers, just anything that I'm interested in, plus lots of Guitar repair stuff. One IMPORTANT thing, should you land a movie/documentary gig, DO NOT GIVE UP YOUR PUBLISHING RIGHTS, that's the $$$, if they want it bad enough they'll make that deal. Just keep pushing, accept the negative criticism, as not every one will like your stuff.(my late wife would rip my songs to shreds, but she always seemed to be right. So I had her to critique my music. Sadly she's been gone 8 yrs.) Any way I'm hoping you land a good paying gig. Just stay positive, & keep pushing, It'll find you if you're ready for it. Like my Mama used to quote (I don't know who, but she said it all the time.) Don't despise small beginnings. Look at an acorn. Blessings, Gil

[@PapaciGamer]

Hello cam big fan of hill country blues and your grandpa god bless his soul.was wondering is this song called alice may, been loiking for a lesson for it for over a year couldnt find it. Thank you for teaching this style. Much appreciate it

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching,it's original name is Jumper on the Line by R.L. Burnside, thanks for watching!

[@tomhoover9410]

Mr. Kimbrough! Im so excited to have found your channel and your music to learn from and listen to, Thankyou!!! With your acoustic do you have a preference what strings you use? Also on your acoustic what your preference for the distance between the strings and fretboard(action, i think it is) hi or low?? Any advice or direction would be very much appreciated. Thank you for the music and inspiration!

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching! As for strings I'm in the experimental stage right now with Elixir 80/20 Nanoweb strings. As far as the distance between strings I have pretty big hands and need atleast enough for my fingers, and medium action if that's a thing lol....need a little space for slide when I catch the motivation to play with one if that helps

[@davidpollard5037]

All of the likes

[@camkimbrough6103]

Appreciate it, thanks for watching

[@mrcards169]

So good thanks . Is that some delay there help get that sweet tone . Thanks for the lesson

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching! And I did add a bit of delay just to give the sound a little more body from those single coil pickups 😏

[@dawsonvalley8056]

Slowing it down helps me to put it together thanks

[@camkimbrough6103]

Fasho, please spread the word about the channel!

[@TheOpinionatedGuitarist]

Your lessons are great! What are your favorite open tunings?

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching, I'm still experimenting with tunings but so far, open G.

[@brotherg1000]

Good of you to share Cam. Can you make similar in open G tuning?

[@camkimbrough6103]

Most definitely Richard...I actually literally just finished up the first video you requested about to upload after I get off the phone with my band mate Yella P from our band "Memphissippi Sounds "

[@brotherg1000]

@@camkimbrough6103 You are a star Sir, most definitely!!! and yer man Yella, for sure!!!

[@valiantfulco8615]

I would like to know if I could get you to play a music festival we're working on for next summer it's art first one. I would love to see you play there how do I get information on your fees? Also is there a Cotton Patch Festival coming up I'm seriously interested?

[@rosskirk9950]

Any chance you could do a tutorial on that sick lick from about 7mins?? 🙌

[@camkimbrough6103]

Got an email adress?

[@ShaneMorrisMusic]

Great stuff, Cameron! Thanks for sharing. Great insights here that Ive wondered about after visiting Como in 2019. Do you normally play in Standard tuning? I mostly play in open tunings. Love the interplay between the rhythm and the melody in Hill Country.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Awsome Shane, and thanks for the comment. I play in standard and open tuning. When I want that original upbeat hillcountry type of vibe I'll mostly go to an open tuning especially if I'm playing slide. My standard tuning is mostly when im playing the cotton patch soul type of music. Definitely love some open tuning though.

[@ShaneMorrisMusic]

@@camkimbrough6103 Thanks for clarifying that. I mostly play slide :)

[@IBoughtItMyself]

Junior was sick af. So good to see it in your family line. Your dad play this way?

[@camkimbrough6103]

My dad is a drummer which is where I get my drumming from. He plays guitar but differently than I do.

[@DougieLink]

Thank you very much for this. Can I ask a question. On the down stroke with your thumb do you (and I mean you not anyone else) strike most of the strings or miss or start on the low E ? I think you must be as your with your left hand you are coming down on the D note on B string . Thanks. 🎉 In other words with your right hand thumb you hit every string on the strum?

[@camkimbrough6103]

Not particularly every string, on every single strum. I alternate sometimes. Good question.

[@jds2056]

could you give a lesson on Sad Days Lonely nights? the groove ?!!! It is my favorite Kimbrough tune

[@camkimbrough6103]

I'd do a private lesson with ya on that via Zoom for a few if interested. I honestly leave those types of lessons for the workshop at the CPSB festival held annually in home town county in Mississippi.

[@jds2056]

@@camkimbrough6103 I would be interested in that!!! Just let me know your information or I’ll just check the bio. My brother would shit his pants knowing I got a guitar lesson from one of the Kimbroughs haha I think it would help I’m at intermediate level I could probably pick it up!

[@camkimbrough6103]

@@jds2056 shoot me an email when you can, we can go from there buddy

[@riccardoloffredo2721]

What kind of pedals do you use and Amp setup reverb or delay

[@camkimbrough6103]

For all of my KZbin videos I mainly use practice amps, no need for the full rig because I'm just in a small room, like I started off with a 15 watt Crate practice amp, no pedals just whats on the amp, but I will be giving that one away so now I use a small Nu X battery powered practice amp that you can hold in one hand. Simple yet affective

[@dawqld]

Thanks for posting. But why not push your camera down so we can see your guitar. Probably a good idea for a guitar tutorial 😜

[@blackflowersblacksun5781]

I would like to hear the tuning, slowly, so I can figure it out. Tnx

[@camkimbrough6103]

Unfortunately tht was over a year ago and I tuned by ear on this video like many others, I encourage you to play around with different tunings as I do from time to time.

[@pelimies1818]

Nice window. Consider lowering the shot angle to reveal the fretboard and the picking hand.. on the next guitar video.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Whew.......👁️👃👁️

[@pelimies1818]

@@camkimbrough6103 Hey, you got great substance, but just placing the camera better, you would get more likes and views. Cheers from Europe. Stay safe and BLM.

[@camkimbrough6103]

@@pelimies1818 Had a chance to view a more recent video? I appreciate you watching, but I noticed you only commented on this 2 year old video, critique more please 😏. There are over 200 more.

[@pelimies1818]

@@camkimbrough6103 Sure, I watched some of your vid few months ago (either Delta-B, or more probably reggae, can't remember..), and it's good to know you made improvements, surely helps you to get more audience in the long run - I will gladly check all your vids, in time. Btw, I use adblock, and the app shows only few recent vids and few most popular videos on particular channel. For at least ten years, the app showed all the uploaded vids. Huge backstep. Maybe I change to another adblock, but it works perfectly by blocking 100% of ads.. and costs nothing. As long as you make these vids, the great gone BLJeffersons and CharlieCs of guitar world will sleep eazy. "No gunmen, no cry.." "No gunmen, no cry.."

[@peaceandlovetoyou]

Could you redo the video with more view? Esp the raking parts. Thanks and keep jamming🎉

[@helldiablo8471]

What is the tuning please ?

[@camkimbrough6103]

Man I just tuned by ear but it's standard just may be dropped half step or so but it's not an open tuning. Tuned the rest of the strings to the low E string at that time as I do often when home or solo.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Also, thanks for watching!

[@Gabeconstantinemusic]

Ey man, I’m a musician from the taconic backwoods of upstate New York, and I would LOVE to work on a track or two with you if you were ever interested in collabing on some stuff! Lmk if you’re interested, and I’ll send you some of my music to check out! My stage name is TAKANNIK, the language of my native ancestors. It means “place of deep waters” ;)

[@andychase7693]

In your videos, please try to position the camera so we can see what both of your hands are doing. For most of this video, your hands were out of frame. You were playing some cool stuff, but we couldn't see how you were doing it.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Right on, will do! Just now starting to get the guts to pick up something and try n record lol next how to video im definitely gonna get a better shot of whats going on with the hands for everyone.

[@dewdop]

Thanks for the video, but I can’t really hear you, the volume is too low

[@camkimbrough6103]

Thanks for watching though!

[@dewdop]

@@camkimbrough6103 I gave it another shot with some headphones, your guitar sounds awesome man, peace from Savannah.

[@chiefkikyerass7188]

sound messed up on u his onr..fix cam

[@danhenderson5352]

Cant see the guitar.

[@camkimbrough6103]

Try to hear the notes, that's what my uncle David always told me

[@ThonybeThony]

Lol you said you still learning sounding like a pro 😂

[@camkimbrough6103]

Yeah man think I'll always be a student on the guitar definitely appreciate the compliment and thanks for watching ✌🏿🤘🏿🎸✨

[@sobeit1927]

I can tell you’re a musician and not a cameraman . Lol 😂

[@camkimbrough6103]

Dang.....the jig is up 😉😏

[@dickwhiskey8041]

Nice! That part about the rhythm.was very helpful. I've watched these guys play in videos and they're so quick that I didn't catch that upstroke with the thumb like that.

[@camkimbrough6103]

It's the small details ✨️ that make it all work sometimes. Thanks for watching ✌🏿