Patrik Berg18th August 2015very cool Chris, I'm diggin it
Hajduk19th August 2015That is great Chris
Clothingstorm419th August 2015The blues-groove is strong with this one.....
Impressive....
MisterM19th August 2015Wonderfull !
coffeeman19th August 2015Amazing!
- 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 2015This 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 2015Love 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 2015Slick playing, man! I love your lessons. Please keep 'em coming
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Country Fusion
Brent Mason, Brad Paisley, James Burton, Jerry Donahue, Don Rich, Danny Gatton, Jonny Hiland, Jim Campilongo, John Scofield, behind the nut, bends, steel guitar bends, chicken picking, octaves, tone control swellsby Chris Shofner - Difficulty4
Rockabilly Country...
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Easy Country Solo
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Country Fusion Solo
Brent Mason, James Burton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, George Benson, Don Rich, Danny Gatton, Jim Campilongo, John Scofield, steel guitar bends, chicken picking, banjo rolls, tone control swells, double-stops, fusionby Chris Shofner - Difficulty6
Hot Bluegrass...
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Country Fusion II
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Country Chops &...
Chicken Picking, Double Stops, Country Guitar, Triplets, Brent Masonby Russell Cash
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The "Swamp Country" lesson covers a moody rhythm inspired by the southern Lousiana country sounds of Jerry Reed, Tony Joe White, and James Burton. Watch out for alligators, snakes, swamps, and backwoods Cajuns!
Techniques included in this lesson:
Hybrid picking
Steel guitar style bend
Double-stops
Slides
Hammer-ons
Trills
Open string pull-offs
Key: E
Chords: E7, G, A7
Tempo: 105 bpm
Time Signature: 4/4
Gear: Tele>Wampler Ego Compressor>Wampler Paisley Drive>Vox AC15
Scales used in this lesson:
Bluesy E Pentatonic with Flexible 3rd
A Pentatonic
G Major Pentatonic
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