Swamp Country

by Chris Shofner

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- Patrik Berg18th August 2015
  very cool Chris, I'm diggin it
- Hajduk18th August 2015
  That is great Chris
- Clothingstorm419th August 2015
  The blues-groove is strong with this one.....
  
  Impressive....
- MisterM19th August 2015
  Wonderfull !
- coffeeman19th August 2015
  Amazing!
- Thai1on20th August 2015
  I see you like to play with your thumb over the top of the neck. Do you have a deep or medium U shaped neck on your parts caster? Or is it easier to play over the top with a modern C shaped neck?
- Chris Shofner25th August 2015
  This partscaster has a vintage style neck with a a modern C shape. I can't say that I have found one (C or U) to be better than the other but I do like a chunkier neck for this style to fill up my hand a bit. The ultra thin profiles found on more shredder friendly guitars just seem a little small for this style in my opinion.
- Kristofer Dahl25th August 2015
  Love it Chris! As for the different neck profiles, I found that they inspire me to do different things. So I can't say I prefer one over the other. When I have been playing a really thin neck for a while, it's awesome to grab my tele (with a soft V) profile - as that will give birth to different ideas.
- Chris Shofner25th August 2015
  Totally agree. That's just one reason why you can NEVER have enough guitars.
- Kristofer Dahl25th August 2015
  Hehe that's right!
- Jacob Light27th August 2015
  Slick playing, man! I love your lessons. Please keep 'em coming
- sabil00131st August 2017
  Great lesson, lots of fun!

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