Justin Townes Earle " Mamas Eyes "

[@doctorjuan6570]

This is a wonderful collection, thank you Valerie. Just love that boy...

[@marcosluna7792]

The man could jam! Rest easy, buddy

[@dreamwell2020]

He tips his hat to a lot of songmakers in this set, but this one is all his own.

[@TheYajrennat]

ssooo slooow and sooo smooth

[@nathansmith3681]

Gone too soon.

[@guitarbenn58]

Wow......

[@devilrobbie25]

great picking style..amazing stuff and sorry i cant nswear your question:)

[@drsimmons74]

Looks and sounds like standard flatpicking to me, some cross picking (down, up) I'm always way impressed with his Travis picking like on " they killed John Henry" or " Harlem River Blues". Its something I've had to practice and practice at and im only just now " so so" at it. For him it seems effortless. Check out " Dirty Rag" it's track 5 from Midnight at the Movies. It'll blow your mind

[@suprisepoopies25]

would someone please explain how he is picking the strings?

[@suburbanhillbilly]

Mamas Eyes

[@patrikklingborg]

im wondering the same thing. plz tell me if u find out. i have been tying for a while haha

[@stephenbiel5594]

Rest in Peace. My original, extemporaneous acoustic tune: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6mpYpJ_nsSAppo

[@cSterbz]

any reason why he played in a library? lol

[@lisamccoll2814]

I have to say "who cares" because I was there and it was great!

[@njf0026]

It should come naturally if you play this style of playing...if it doesn't then you are shit out of luck

[@apoxygraph]

soooo slow

[@lisamccoll2814]

He definitely had a habit at starting at one tempo and ending at a slower one esp. when he didn't have a rhythm section to support him - YET - he was the best most communicative performer I ever had the pleasure of hearing live, so, in the end, it really didn't matter.