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John Liston commented on Dan Miller's blog post Rest in Peace Doc!"Thanks for the sharing the picture, that is absolutely beautiful. Where is this statue at? Some information about this gorgeous tribute would be appreciated. Thanks again for sharing. "
John Liston posted a videoWhat A Friend (youtube version)
Flatpicking What A Friend We Have In Jesus. All music performed by yours truly. Free download: http://bit.ly/x6vqUg
John Liston posted a videoA Christmas Medley - What Child Is This and Away in a Manger
Happy Holidays! Listen or download songs @ http://k003.kiwi6.com/hotlink/3zj39sql92/away_in_a_manger.mp3 and http://k003.kiwi6.com/hotlink/l5o2rip7he/what_ch...
John Liston posted a videoThe Wildwood Flower
Playing the wildwood flower. Listen of download at http://k003.kiwi6.com/hotlink/5nyuu84v7y/the_wildwood_flower.mp3
John Liston commented on Wesman Todd Shaw's blog post Gibson Guitars."Gibson is a great guitar and there is absolutely no reason not to flatpick on one. Playability, I mean how the guitar "feels", is important but I think at the end of the day it is the sound that determines your preference. Martin may be…"
David Cornelius commented on John Liston's video
Unclouded Day
"Excellent playing John! I love this tune ever since I heard a fellow FGN singing it. I haven't heard Steve Kaufman's version but I can learn a lot from yours. I like the interesting little runs/riffs that develop the tune further.
DAVID"
John Liston posted a videoUnclouded Day
You can listen to or download the mp3 here @ http://kiwi6.com/file/91h680j1jp I forgot to mention in the credits that the guitar is a D28, she's sweet!!
Profile Information
- Favorite Flatpickers
- Doc Watson
Clarence White
Tony Rice
Steve Kaufman
Brian Sutton
- Favorite Flatpicking Tunes
- Whiskey Before Breakfast
Salt Creek
Wildwood Flower
Under the double eagle
St. Anne's Reel
Liberty
- Favorite Guitars
- Martin, Bourgeois, Collings
- Tell us more about yourself (place a Bio here if you wish)
- I am originally from southern Ohio, Portsmouth that is, a little river town a couple of hours south of Cincinnati. I currently live in Wichita KS which is just north of Winfield. I look forward to going to the festival next year.
I have been flatpicking now since December of 2010. I am learning through Steve Kaufman's PLP series and the essential series offered by flatpicking guitar mag. My straight job is teaching high school math, and I find that flatpicking gives me a chance to totally focus on something other than work. I truly do love flatpicking and I practice every day. I also dabble with home recording which I find time consuming and somewhat frustrating, but it is quite rewarding when you get it right. I consider myself a beginner flatpicker but some have told me that they thought I am more of an intermediate. Not sure if the labels matter, it's all about having fun and making music and that's what I do. My goal for the next year is to learn at least 30 more beginner tunes, at least 25 intermediate arrangements, practice my banjo more, and begin learning the mando. That's right, I love bluegrass and the more I can learn the happier I will be!
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R. Vance Stallard left a comment for Jim Cornwell"Let me know when you're in or around Central VA. I'm pretty close to Charlottesville. We can play some John Denver and Croce for old time sake, and I'd be happy to provide some back-up rhythm or 5 string on some of the…"
Jim Cornwell left a comment for R. Vance Stallard"Glad to have a real "friend" in cyber space, was surprised and pleased to cross paths through the flat picking network! Someday we will cross paths and pick again!
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Bruce Kahn joined Dan Miller's group
Flatpicking Essentials
This group is for members who are working with the 8-Volume Flatpicking Essentials course written by Dan Miller and Tim May. This is the place to meet others who are working with the course and share your arrangements.See More
R. Vance Stallard posted a discussionAny Carbon Acoustic Guitar enthusiast here?
My first Carbon was an Adamas.I currently play a Rainsong Dred.I discovered carbon Guitars 2 years ago in a local Guitar store and purchased one within a month. I played my first RainSong Dred about a year later and bought that one.I watched Scott Nygards reviews on you tube and that kinda got me searching.Anyone else play the fakes?See More
R. Vance Stallard replied to Todd McFarland's discussion What brand do you play?"I own 1975 D-28, 1995 Taylor 410,
But I Play a H-DR1000 N2 RainSong"
Gracy Thams posted a videoAxone - Bedlam Story (Exclusive Music Release)
Axone - Bedlam Story (Exclusive Music Release) Recommended by: Geffen Exclusive Service Genre(s): Jazz fusion & Smooth Jazz New Style: Comedy Jazzcore CHECK ...
Joe Flatpicker commented on Kathy Barwick's video
Angeline the Baker
"Hey Kathy. Nicely played version in D and G and certainly your own.
Joe
www.reverbnation.com/joeflatpicker.com"
Clyde J.Ortego replied to Todd McFarland's discussion What brand do you play?"Hey Everybody:
Clyde from New Orleans and I play a Silvertone 1960 acoustic for just about everything from regular tunes to trying flatpicking.
Thanks
CLyde Ortego"
Stephen Switzer replied to Daniel J Thomack's discussion picks"I have settled on the BlueChip CT55. The BlueChip picks play very smooth and fast, with little pick noise. By the way, I use their thumb picks as well- best I've ever used."
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