Ragtime Annie
"Nice picking!! I learnt the self same version from Steve Kaufman but like me you put in a few extra bits. Looks like she has made you do your picking the garage teee heee"
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Featured Blog Posts – December 2008 Archive (3)
Flatpicking Essentials, Volume 1: Rhythm, Bass Runs & Fill Licks
You FGM subscribers may remember that back in the "Pioneers" issue of Flatpicking Guitar Magazine I laid out a step-by-step flatpicking learning method that followed the chronological development of the style. This method started with a solid foundation in the rhythm guitar styles of flatpicking's early pioneers--a style that includes a liberal use of bass runs and rhythm fill licks, combined with rhythmic strums.
I have just released Volume 1 of the Eight Volume Essentials… Continue
I have just released Volume 1 of the Eight Volume Essentials… Continue
Added by Dan Miller on December 31, 2008 at 2:21pm — 9 Comments
Flatpicking Guitar Magazine PDF Archive
Flatpicking Guitar Magazine has released a DVD-Rom PDF version of the Flatpicking Guitar Magazine Archive. This DVD-Rom contains the first 73 issues of the magazine, which were published from November/December 1996 (Volume 1, Number 1) through November/December 2008 (Volume 13, Number 1). The magazines are presented just as they appeared in the hardcopy format, cover-to-cover. All pages are presented in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document File (.PDF) format.
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Additionally,… Continue
Added by Dan Miller on December 9, 2008 at 1:00pm — 1 Comment
Tune of the Month
Hi fellow flatpickers, Steve Kilby here with my first blog post. I've been posting on Flatpick-L for a number of years now. Just wanted to let everyone here know about my Tune of the Month program. The details are on my website www.kilbymusic.com and we are right now having a Christmas sale on past volumes of Tune of the Month. Hope to be involved in some flatpicking blogs here and make many new friends. Steve Kilby
Added by Steve Kilby on December 8, 2008 at 8:41pm — 4 Comments
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Mike FlatPickingBuddy commented on Erik Sundström's video
Blackberry blossom
"That's nice guys! I like the slower tempo as well, thanks for taking the trouble to put it up."
Ragtime Annie
"Yay Derek! Smooth, lively, and chock full of feeling. If you had a goal with this project, I would say you've exceeded it handily. Will come back and listen simply because it's that enjoyable:)"
Kathy Barwick commented on Kathy Barwick's video
Angeline the Baker
"thanks guys! (blush). I had a FB request to play the tune "off the cuff" so I've done one... I'll post it here too."
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Derek posted a videoRagtime Annie
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Derek playing Steve Kaufman's arrangement of Ragtime Annie on the Tanglewood! Comments welcome.
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