Tony Rice and Wyatt Rice - Little Sadie guitar lesson

[@gary3510]

That other guy follows Tony so well, he’s like Wyatt on Rice.

[@mattkane5329]

🤣🤣🤣

[@gary3510]

@@mattkane5329 ❤

[@G_Demolished]

I ran that by my dad, and it’s dad joke approved.

[@JB-tz4ie]

How dare you!

[@Emmetgriffin9]

❤❤❤😂 yesssssss!$

[@windowreflectionsphotograp4449]

Goodby dear Tony. Thanks for your brillance and guiding light.

[@vishalmohan3080]

Tony gives you eargasms any time you hear him. Love tonys music

[@caloconnor809]

The Dm into the F chord at 2:28 is one of the most beautiful chord transitions I’ve ever heard.

[@SuperThejim]

He did this kind of thing often. Subtle and dressy at the same time.

[@demolitionwilliams7419]

Somehow I can play the same thing and it does not sound like that

[@ologbosere9525]

​@@demolitionwilliams7419could you give some pointers cus I tried learning from the video but 😅 it hasn't been going well really 😂

[@samsaxe-taller7145]

@@ologbosere9525 one thing to notice is that this is one place where Tony deviates from alternate picking. He plays consecutive downstrokes I think twice in this little phrase. You can see this at 00:15. Watch his right hand. Hope that helps. Also, not even the best contemporary pickers can nor do they try to perfectly mimic his style. You get to appreciate the uniqueness in your own playing :)

[@Stevestevestevestevestevesteve]

So what is the entire chord progression he is doing ?

[@ladydog6256]

“Is it possible to play slower?” Hahaaa I love it

[@pretzl9554]

One of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard

[@dw2hite]

Tony Rice was just astonishing.

[@MoonbaseEagle1]

Those two were so interlocked and seamless. Loved watching them playing together.

[@waynecarson8729]

What an incredible musician, have always loved his music!!

[@joesshitguitar3116]

agree this is incredibly beautiful. love this live stuff thanks

[@lucianomiranda_7_Agosto]

Il suono della chitarra di Tony e' davvero meraviglioso...Non esiste suono di chitarra piu' bello!

[@gregt4202]

One of the first songs I learned on a 5-string back in the 60's. Great guitar work!

[@dustinjohnson3463]

So underrated Tony Rice is in music

[@francoispetit8687]

Tout au fond de ma campagne française, aujourd'hui je suis triste d'apprendre le décès de Tony, si élégant dans sa musique, et dans son allure. Condoléances.

[@vishalmohan3080]

Tony rice is amazing. Why is he not as famous as other guitar gods

[@fletch42]

Wow. That is beautiful

[@fasteddie8782]

How lucky are we to have him as teacher

[@worldcapers]

Just sooo pretty!

[@demolitionwilliams7419]

Tony rice is unbelievable

[@dustinjohnson3463]

This is something so understanding to me I wish I could play so bad

[@anointed01]

Tony is the best!!!

[@written12]

G-d rest his precious soul.

[@josephanderson3889]

RIP Tony Rice

[@sheercerebralpower]

thaaaanks!!!!!!!!!!!!Great Lesson, Grandmaester!!!

[@johnnewby2043]

Flatpicker extraordinaire

[@buska100]

Wonderful

[@Stevestevestevestevestevesteve]

The amount of hours it takes to play that good is almost unfathomable to the rest of us😅

[@andersingram]

so nice

[@KyleWalz]

Good lesson video for this song.

[@therealrosswhite]

Fantastic video my friend 🙏🙏 Ross

[@ologbosere9525]

At around 3:43 it starts giving medieval Europe vibes

[@johnr8820]

I agree I also get pirate sailing the seven seas vibe in the best ways possible

[@karlerlandsson2515]

Master!

[@irishguy200007]

Is this the intro to "blowing in the wind" when played slow?

[@hotmic4045]

Dude, too bad you never uploaded more of these. I subscribed in case you do.

[@Liam-gq1up]

The GOAT...I saw lesson but we all know Tony's slow is well...ya know

[@garyhighley9022]

can you imagine these 2 pickin at family gatherings?

[@demolitionwilliams7419]

This is unreal to try and mimick

[@sofiaalves4265]

"they should be terrified of you"

[@rmpeckels]

My alice...

[@carloshoffgen9283]

What is the name of the DVD this video is from?

[@martymcpeak4748]

It's from the homespun series with Happy Traum

[@nancychace8619]

Trying to envision the F scale over a C chord as he suggested. The only difference then would be the B flat, correct? I need new strings -

[@nancychace8619]

PS - What did he mean by "curve chord"?

[@greenfinmusic5142]

@@nancychace8619 curve = unexpected. The G major chord is a curve/unexpected because it isn't in the key of Dm/F (the keys of Dm and F contain g minor, not G major)

[@anthonyrussell1129]

0:06

[@theeaskey]

What kind of a camera or set up did you record this with .mic etc

[@loontil]

mouse-cam

[@theeaskey]

@@loontil tks

[@JODYCARROLL]

The new vaccine booster has the code in it to play every Rice tune.

[@gilbertwalker3222]

I’m still not taking it.

[@RemoBongo530]

@@gilbertwalker3222 Me neither partner 😂

[@johnr8820]

Fackkkkk ya lied

[@Nick-yg7bt]

At 5:29 is Tony playing a chord when he says "G major"? Or is that Wyatt playing and Tony is setting up for the next part? And if Tony is playing a chord there....what the hell is it? I don't have a lot of theory knowledge so I can't figure out how there's a G in there

[@ervinbratlien8741]

I believe Tony is playing the G chord first in the bottom screen followed a split second by Wyatt strumming the same chord in the upper screen. They both omit the B note of the chord that would usually be played on the 5th string. They both like to add the D ( 3rd of the chord ) on the second string

[@guitpizz]

Can you play it slower? Well, I already slowed it down 50%.

[@artmil9]

Tim Allen

[@alabastardmasterson]

I shouldn't watch these

[@inesyalacki3405]

Me either

[@Matt-lh4hi]

Can you play it slower 😮😅… YES …. But Y ?

[@WingChuMeditation]

Wyatt himself is an accomplished guitar player