Jolene Flatpicking Guitar -- Carter Style vs. Rolls

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[@pistoltips5270]

This is a brilliant lesson, Andy.Been looking to add some more interesting guitar to a little acoustic act that I'm in. From the visuals and your sheet that I bought yesterday, everything I need to be aware of and your roll techniques that I have to drill, are there. Absolute bargain.Now the work starts but with clarity. That's the thing. Thank you.

[@coolhandluke2310]

Love your Yamaha.

[@qwe10poi]

I like the naming the rolls. That actually is helpful!

[@pineywoods420]

Perfect! Thank you, Sir!

[@Cynic58]

Keeping this among learning to-dos for sure. Thanks so much!

[@matthewpai]

Nice Yamaha

[@josephpetrino1741]

Very nice. Just got the .pdf. New subscriber here.

[@mandohat]

@@josephpetrino1741 thanks!

[@jimmccarley9609]

Concisely explained. I do like this style. Are you sure you're not a closet banjo player?

[@mandohat]

@@jimmccarley9609 yeah, I played banjo when I was younger, and this approach is derived from banjo playing

[@ctruett5]

That little Yamaha has a great tone. Nickel strings?

[@mandohat]

@@ctruett5 old phosphor bronze strings.

[@ctruett5]

@@mandohat Thanks! I love the warmth of old PBs.

[@mandohat]

@ctruett5 me too. I've been avoiding string changes for a couple months. it's pretty heavily equalized too!

[@dodgermartin4895]

It takes tons of mental effort... and practice trying to work in melody notes into a crosspicking roll

[@mandohat]

@@dodgermartin4895 a piece of tab paper is helpful so the math comes out right, but you're right