Jake Workman and Bob Minner with a 1945 D-28 and 1937 D-18

At Intermountain Guitar and Banjo in Salt Lake City September 11, 2015. Did some pickin' on these old guitars with a little Ragtime Annie. Jake on the D-28 and Bob on the D-18.

[@KCBarr1]

Not bad for a couple of old beat up off the shelf guitars.

[@Flatpicknation]

Haha Jake , ur playing always put a smile on my face. I Love it !!!

[@joshuakemblebluegrass838]

I want both of those awesome guitars! Great pickin guys!

[@fredfrank6139]

Looks like Intermountain Guitar in SLC. Good pickin’ fellers.

[@btpearce]

That 28 ate that 18's lunch. Both picker were awesome :-)

[@crazyivan1966]

The guy that gave this a thumbs down just asked his mom to bring him some meatloaf in his basement apartment.

[@robertknapp9054]

Fantastic playing. THANKS!!!!

[@ssvr]

awesome playing Jake, I'm working on your 2014 flatpick challenge piece at the moment, that right hand of yours is like clockwork!

[@nealbutlerguitar]

Big smiles here

[@PreWar1934]

Both awesome but that 28 is especially awesome.

[@EricSkyeMusic]

Sweet!

[@arifq123]

That was Great!

[@shad8166]

that 28 overpowered that 18..could have been the players

[@BlindTom61]

Could I have also been microphone placement.

[@toneman335]

I will give you a $100 for each of those guitars!

[@stonefly4894]

28

[@jerrysolonsmith8471]

Jake's second run from 1:30 is like tony rice on a Django tribute album produced by Clint strong and Brent Mason. Unbelievably cool stuff....but I oftentimes say to other enthusiasts in the guitar-nerd club, that it's Jake's crazy Right hand metronome timing that makes me think he's really a Tesla ai bot that Elon made just to let us all know we're not worthy. Jake makes me want to sell all my music shit and buy a bassboat

[@Cynic58]

Throwing my guitars away now..

[@ssvr]

yeah but can you play smoke on the water... haha