“Tennessee Stud” | Doc Watson Style Intro & Solo - Bluegrass Guitar Lesson with TAB

[@davidhoxit4274]

Those subtle nuances can define the artist! Thanks so much Brandon, I love your channel sir!!!!!!

[@papajay111]

That is the nicest sounding Martin!!!

[@SjaakShirly6559]

Why aren’t you worldfamous? 😉😎 I love these lessons!!

[@JimHowell1]

Thank you, Brandon. Appreciate it.

[@jonahgoodman3694]

thank you homir

[@dieselman7453]

Thanks Brandon seriously good lesson take care greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 I’ll be following u from now on I love docs music thanks again.. Brian Ireland 🇮🇪🎸🎸🎸

[@peted6812]

Great Lesson Brandon. Thanks

[@7hourglass975]

Nice one badass tune

[@markrobinson891]

I’m goin after this version! I’ve got muscle memory locked onto some bad habits. Best yet. Sound so very cool.

[@als1023]

Been away for work, time to renew my membership, love this tune and this is a great version up the neck !

[@mrtambourineman6107]

Billy Strings does such an amazing version of this song

[@DAWGSTAR615]

Billy does such an amazing everything!

[@mrtambourineman6107]

@@DAWGSTAR615 true! Hes one of a kind alright

[@yourmother5914]

Billy Strings is the present and future of bluegrass

[@mrtambourineman6107]

This is a pretty damn decent version too

[@clawhammer704]

This guy does a great job doing this song..

[@MikeHeddingMusic]

Mighty fancy capo you have there!

[@baptistedjemel7082]

C'est juste génial ! Merci !

[@jaythizzle1969]

Cool content.

[@longtalljay]

Great player! Need to point out that in flatpicking instruction (I have all the DVDs and mags ever published and went to a bluegrass program), "double down" refers to two consecutive eighth notes played with downstrokes, rather than alternating down and up--so, that would be a digression from strict alternate picking. Brandon is referring here to two notes--one quarter and the other eighth--which fall on the beat and thus would be picked with downstrokes, anywho. So, there is no idiosyncratic picking here--just keep going down-up on eighth notes, and watch for quarter notes or rests.

[@superchamp44]

Yup. x2. If there are 16 notes, all the odd ones are down strokes, and the even ones are up. much easier for your flatpicking in the long haul. For example in the intro, just learn how to cross pick two consecutive up strokes on those couple of occasions when a 16th (or a hammer-on) follows and 8th, and you are golden.

[@rogerobyrne5308]

What key harmonica is used?

[@rogerobyrne5308]

In the nitty gritty dirt band version. It’s in D I think

[@jaythizzle1969]

Look out Banjo Ben!

[@JohnnyRebKy]

Why capo it? Has a lot more boom if you play it without one

[@troybrown976]

Talk too damn much