DOUBLE STOPS FROM HELL!! TRY THESE!! - TAB

[@rodneyyarbrough6524]

Good stuff boss. Double stops add so much to a lick. I loved the way Jerry Reed used them. That reminds me... your version of the bandit is awesome I still go back and listen to it all the time. Thanks for all the good info and awesome picking.

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

hey friend! love the bandit song! wish more people did! - yeah! the stops add weight - cheerz!!!!!

[@GrandpaJean]

I love how you take a piece of a song and then show the deeper concept behind where its from or why it works. As someone who can play chords, scales, etc, but not put it together really... it's helpful to see the progression up to the trick a song is using.

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

APPRECIATE that bud! ...tab is just not enough,.. most people get the tab from me and then run... but you can write a book on just a few bars of music if you analyse it close enough..therefore while many may collect tab..others can learn way more by looking closer on a single solo or whatever

[@JohnTimothy-m8x]

Dammm another great picker. They are all over once I saw like. 200 guitar players. In big arena ? Ne. One yall see it

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

Cheers janny!!!!

[@vpelleri1]

Wow. Just wow!

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

glad you like this stuff!! makes it worth it!!! thankyou

[@AidanRKelly]

amazing playing. you need WAY more subscribers

[@Sammywhat]

I suspect, in time, he will have many subs. I've shared with friends and they've all been really impressed with his teaching style and outstanding playing!! Solid stuff.

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

hard to break through in an ocean of videos every day on youtube Aidan but i thankyou veryyyyy!! much!

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

@@Sammywhat sammy !!! your a legend! its official!! thanks buddy

[@retrojoe2842]

yeah... I need em

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

eat all ya see Joe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!thanks!!

[@chrisk8376]

This is yet another great lesson! I like the idea of using open string drones to create double stops as well as the pivoting ideas. I remember first hearing about pivoting in the 80's from the heavy metal days! Great to apply it to flatpicking. Another suggestion if it's possible, that is to include a pdf link to tabs for the particular lesson in the description. I use my phone and it is too small for me to read. For many lessons I usually display the tab on a tablet alongside the phone with my guitar and then I can really integrate the concepts and information being taught. The production and sound in your videos is top notch!! Thanks Chris!

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

Chris!! Thankyou and note taken about the tab - it will be made way bigger in these next releases - btw , I was born on wasp , halen, maiden.. zz!! Etc etc

[@uberjam-sam8512]

For solo guitar the pivot notes is very effective filling out the sound whilst adding interest.

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

Concur bud!!!!!!!

[@ianoshea951]

Really lovely playing Chris! Fantastic clarity, musicality and technique. Wow

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

thanks ian!! legend! cheerz

[@jacquelinealvarez6497]

Hello Chris I really enjoy listening to you play.. I'm always watching your videos. Even though I don't always comment. It's great to see your doing well...👍

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

Hey buddy!! wondered where ya were!!!! thanks for lettin me know your still here!!

[@Schmidt1013]

Outstanding sir!

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

thankyou so much chief!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MrJesseleerocha]

You are very good, Chris! Thanks for the lesson.

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

Thanks so much Jesse !!!! Really appreciate the comments!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@AndreaTarquiniMusic]

As usual... GREAT JOB my friend! Here as well some TR influence can be found as a blessing on your soul and your hands

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

We’re Always haunted nicely by the ghost of TR !!! Thankyou so much Andrea

[@AndreaTarquiniMusic]

@@chrisbrennanguitarnext album I will release I'd love to hire you!!!

[@davidhoxit4274]

Good stuff!

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

cheerzzz David!!!

[@Sammywhat]

These are really insightful. And so simply explained. Great work, sir!! So glad KZbin suggested your channel. Outstanding content!!!

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

excellent Sammy !!! if you ever have any suggestions let me know !! thankyou

[@Jay-lr3me]

As always great stuff Chris.. Thanks for these free lessons! I wil be coming back for some acoustic lessons. Pretty tied up in a band at the min but I'll be in contact in the autumn. You the man!!! Jason

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

Be great to hook up again chief!! Thanks so much for the comment too!!!!

[@andtothewestamerica]

Wow, gorgeous playing and so many concepts woven in together. So happy I happened upon this channel! Is that guitar you're playing a vintage Sigma?

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

Yeah it’s those older sigma by martin (Korean) guitars - very budget friendly!!! Thankyou so much for comment and questions!! Keep them comin!!

[@ZionForman]

great

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

Thankyou !!!! Don’t be a stranger on here !!!

[@ZenoWatson]

Fantastic skill Chris!

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

My ole buddy!! Thankyou chief!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@maximedekergwirionez4090]

👍💫

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

cheeerzzz!!!!!!

[@kiron6753]

thanks so much man, your channel is amazing and appreciate you sharing the knowlege

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

I’ll get to the rest of your question in time buddy!! These are early days! Stay tuned!!

[@kiron6753]

the more vids the better! As you might be able to tell im a tony mega fan and another topic i thought you could have some insight into is a picking pattern/technique he uses: It appears in cross picking sections but also in his approach to chords - he sometimes hits the first down stroke and rests on the next string, but then pushes through using the thumb joint, not the wrist which is more typical. Its almost like the thumb starts straight then flicks to 90 degrees to push through the next string or strings. He can get 3 or 4 clean down stroke notes using variations of this action before having to reset again. Church street blues being the most famous example, but i see it all the time in his rhythm work when adding variation to the usual boom chuck. You see something similar in flamenco/gypsy jazz guitarists who have a similar feel to their playing. I think that this is one of the places where his unusual rhythm is derived from, because it encourages a more attacking sound and "ahead of the beat" driving swing as apposed to the up/down metronomic wrist motion which is something i find a bit boring about many modern bluegrass guitarists. @@chrisbrennanguitar

[@HealthyExec]

Thanks for sharing Chris. Not bad for an Irishman. Percy must be so proud. Cold but proud.

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

Cheerz legend! He’s in tha oven still

[@jrlopez4341]

Do you have anything in a different tuning that’s added his world

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

Hey bud!! No! I find standard tuning hard enough !! It would change all patterns lol

[@jrlopez4341]

I see what you mean

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

Real?? That stuff make sense??

[@Docsjeff]

Looks like the D shape is used ALOT.

[@chrisbrennanguitar]

ya mean 3 in a row bar style chord? yeah!!!! barring is real important

[@jrlopez4341]

I see what you mean