Robert Belfour (Hill Stomp) Guitar lesson in open G (open F) with tabs...

[@Caramou]

Hi, you got it right. Belfour had a powerful right hand, and it is difficult to reproduce. Good to see that young people are still interested the North Mississippi Hill country blues style!

[@FeedbackGuitarAcademy]

Thanks!

[@Tigers25]

Great chunk of material! Yeah That's it! Thank you man

[@charliesideshow8400]

I so agree with You! His lessons are just magnificient!

[@andrewbeattieRAB]

EXCELLENT VIDEO I am working on this song right now. I have been trying to decipher a VERY cryptic cheat sheet put out by another KZbinr. Frankly, it’s a total mess. YOUR instructions are the way go. THANK YOU!!!

[@kerryfromaj9032]

I’ve been working on maybe the same cryptic Belfour KZbin lessons. I found them right after Heath did the last Belfour video based in E Standard. It’s great to have the Belfour mysteries solved!

[@andrewbeattieRAB]

@@kerryfromaj9032 Absolutely. It’s weird that Hill Country Blues is so rarely taught - just Fred McDowell and some RL Burnside. AND it never got Incorportated into modern blues or rock (that I can tell) like every other kind of blues did.

[@yohanbacko7383]

Your channel is fantastic! Thank you for all lessons, your choice of music is always great! You are the best! 😊

[@fabientissier1218]

Damn hill country blues !!! My favorite style

[@stephenhenion8304]

I recently found your channel. Im a Bluegrass rhythm and vocalist. Your Hill Country style is So Strong and ive heard it for all of my 66 years. But Now i understand it ,from what you're playing! Fantastic stuff .🎶🎵🎶

[@robertwilliamson8711]

Really enjoyed this. It's very reminiscent of the east african desert blues sound ie Tiniwaren and Ali Farke Toure. You can really hear how that's the origin of American blues. Thanks for the great videos.

[@kennybarrera7734]

Incorrect. Blues sound and even tempo descended from Native American chants and rituals including the sound of buffalo herds running that native Americans liked to mimic in music . During the times of birth of blues the native Americans and blacks were pushed to the skirts of the country where a lot of them actually co existed . Blues is black music but it descended / influenced from Native American chants

[@robertwilliamson8711]

@@kennybarrera7734 That really is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. 🤣

[@alainrossignol9529]

bonjour merci mille fois pour cette video et de m avoir fait connaitre Robert Belfour 🙏😊

[@stephenbouchelle7706]

Thanks so much for the hill country stuff. After another of your hill country lessons, I started looking for riffs in open C which I like (CGCGCE). I found some sounds like this video. Your lesson gives me more insight on places to go and how to use my C version.

[@FeedbackGuitarAcademy]

Thats great! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@TravisBoudreau]

Really diggin the musicians and song choices you’ve been doing, good stuff and not a whole lot of others teaching it, thanks! Request if I may, Sam Chatmon’s “ who’s gonna love you tonight” that one’s been bugging me for years, thanks!

[@FeedbackGuitarAcademy]

Ill add it to my list to check out- No promises though that Ill get to it fast. Thanks for watching!

[@bawsack69]

​@@FeedbackGuitarAcademyor Mance Lipscomb "Jack of Diamonds" with the flick knife slide!

[@dmyerstc55]

Another great lesson Heath! Thank you and I am loving these musicians you are teaching about!

[@FeedbackGuitarAcademy]

Thanks so much Don!

[@kerryfromaj9032]

Gold! 👍 I was working on the other earlier Belfour lesson in this tuning. There are very little resources for learning this. This is the best lesson. It’s amazing how only a few notes or parts of any of this sound so good. Less can be great! So I’d suggest to take your time to explore this and enjoy this lesson.

[@FeedbackGuitarAcademy]

Thanks Kerry! I really appreciate it and your support!

[@TheEleatic]

These finger picking blues are my favourite.

[@justinwilliamson9037]

Great lesson again. You teach all my favourite's, thank you. Have been learning a lot from you so many thanks. 🙏🙏🙏 You are a great teacher. 👌👌👌

[@FeedbackGuitarAcademy]

Thank you! 😃

[@wiseman007100]

Dude, where do you find all these old bluesmen? I never heard of this guy before😮 glad I found your channel! Keep'um coming!!😊

[@johncampbell5437]

Aside from the versatility, the great thing about alternate tunings is that they help justify having many guitars - I hate the instability that can come from switching tunings.

[@boytjiejoolz]

Wow that guitar...

[@WutThaFuh]

Yeah, I been down so long, that it looks like up Lookin' up from the gutter just a shakin' my cup All them folks passin' by, they don't pay me no mind Ever since that woman done left me behind Yeah, I got me a bottle, and I got me some smoke I got everything I need, even though I'm broke You know the streets ain't easy, but they can be kind 'Cause when it don't matter none, Well, I don't mind

[@andymcdonald7360]

Excellent video..deceptively simple..but so much fun to play. Could you do something by Cecil Barfield?

[@FeedbackGuitarAcademy]

I'll check it out! Thanks for watching!

[@billbark8866]

How do I download and print the tab for “Hill Stomp”?