Kirk Fletcher - A glimpse at the playing style of the legendary T-Bone Walker

[@pedromoose8860]

Thanks Kirk for the T-Bone! Ive been listening to him for decades and as a result he is deep in my veins like a sublime infection! You are right, he’s got that timeless class … and so do you Sir!

[@jamesfowler9652]

Always love to hear Kirk talk and play the blues.

[@vilgrid6683]

One of the best example of t.bone style i found so far. Love it.love you.

[@blackrainbowfiresword177]

Nice share, thanks Kirk

[@johnmac8084]

You nailed it Kirk 👏

[@flavants]

I jump with him everyday!

[@adamledbetter8102]

Sometimes he would substitute the one and five chords with double stops on the 1st and 3rd strings, barring the fret. But instead of playing a five chord, he would play the double stop in the two position, using the common note, which is believe is five of five, as the dominant chord. These were often slid up a whole step and then backed into. Many other blues guys used this, such as Johnny Winter. It can also be heard on the Allman Brothers version of Stormy Monday.

[@bumpofdeath666]

Gave u a thumbs up cause u desever it