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This is a group for all fans of Tony Rice, and those who appreciate all that he has contributed to the world of acoustic guitar flatpicking.
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- Favorite Flatpickers
- Dan Crary, David Grier, Tony Rice, Steve Kaufman, Too many to list. Can't Forget about Clarence White.
- Favorite Flatpicking Tunes
- Love the old ones like Whiskey Before Breakfast, St. Ann's Reel, Temperance Reel, Black Mountain Rag... But also like to pick classical, rock and Jazz. Minor Swing, Vidaldi's Spring Movement, Flight of the Bumblebee, etc. In other words...too many to name.
- Favorite Guitars
- Taylor, Vintage Martin's, Blueridge. I play a Taylor 310 my father gave me.
- Tell us more about yourself (place a Bio here if you wish)
- I love to play all styles of music. Recently have been playing more Mandolin, but Guitar is still my strongest instrument.
- Do you have a website?
- http://jakecohan.com
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Dan,
Going through in detail now, and came to this point again. You diagram on p.67 makes the similarity of the C and D forms clear. Another way I have seen these box patterns named that I also find useful is name them 'string-finger' according to…
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play 02 - I've Got You
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Vera enjoyable people! Great singing and guitar playing too!
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been awhile since Jed asked the pick question, so probably doesn't care by now, but when i went to a Beppe workshop some years ago, he was using the Dunlop 500 (not the tortex, but the glossy model), pink one... .98 thickness.
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