I burst out laughing when he said, I don't want to see the tab.

@kostringworks

5 ай бұрын

I should mail him a copy.

Using the ear and one’s interior creative musicality, this is what allows one to make the song your own. It is the artistic expression we make when we play a song, even when we attempt to play a song note for note. Thanks for this beautiful discussion with Charlie….. I have played for over 40 years and I do not believe I have ever played a song the exact same way twice. This is because I am not the same person, every time I play. I change from day to day, and so the filter through which I play and express music has changed too. We should not attempt to play the same way each time, that is what listening to a recording is for! So glad I found this channel!

@kostringworks

4 ай бұрын

Well said, Robert. I'm glad to hear it and stoked you found the channel too! More coming down the pike!

Was trying to figure this out the other day! Thanks man, Charlie is my favorite and i love your channel

@kostringworks

5 ай бұрын

That’s awesome! Yeah no other way to really do it without the capo. Glad you’re digging the stuff!!

This is a great Video for Charlie fans me being one , who enjoy learning and playing his songs . This song is a Beautiful good feeling song .Will I buy a partial Shubb to learn it? WHY NOT ? Thanx Kyle ...and much thanx to Charlie for his time in doing this video !

@kostringworks

5 ай бұрын

You're the Tommy! Dude I for sure recommend this little capo whether you learn this song or not, been super fun!

I have a basic cheap capo I reversed , flipped around and it does the same deal. No special capo needed. Able to play this beautiful song with it .

Awesome! Would love a similar breakdown of Jaybird if you get the chance!

@kostringworks

Ай бұрын

Thanks dude!!! Im actually playing fiddle on jaybird too so it’s a pretty appropriate ask! I’ll see what I can make happen.

Thanks! This made me laugh with joy, I think, three times.

@kostringworks

5 ай бұрын

Thanks Jim! That's the best. Always a good time with Charlie around. More in the wings!

Have played this since first came out. Had the hammer, on the D chord. But...have been 'faking' (relatively saying) that next hammer mostly, that follows. Yep, fair enough, now I got it the right way. Though, I still kind'a like my initial way, sloppy as it is. That's as the way you both explain hitting the major parts and adding some "Spider John" to it. Cheers to you for this one.

@kostringworks

5 ай бұрын

Dude that's awesome. Yeah man keep playing it how you do, now you just have a little variation you can add!

I've been wanting to learn this one. Thank you so much for the outtakes for extra detail.

@kostringworks

4 ай бұрын

Dude for sure! I thought it be helpful to punch in and out like that, glad it worked out for ya too. Good luck with it!

His face when you started talking tab. 😂😂😂 I can’t imagine that tab, but that video absolutely blew my mind. I have loved that song for so long! Get the rhythm right, and play C and D shapes. That’s it!? Beautiful, full song, but simple. Love it.

@kostringworks

5 ай бұрын

Haha, dude I'm glad you caught that. Just a classic reaction.

Kyle - "That would take some work" Charlie- "That's why we're here 🤷‍♂️" So sick

Thanks requested this some time ago, now it all makes sense, 👍

@kostringworks

Ай бұрын

Awesome!! Glad to help make some sense of this one.

Love your channel Kyle !!! Very unique and inspiring !

@kostringworks

4 ай бұрын

Ah man that means a lot! Stoked your stoked on the vids! Appreciate you.

Another fantastic video and Charlie Parr song breakdown! Thanks, y'all 🙏🏻🤍

@kostringworks

5 ай бұрын

Thanks Scott! Such a cool one. Loving this little capo.

Thank you SO much for your video!!!Much appreciated!!

@kostringworks

3 ай бұрын

Dude I’m stoked it helped!! Super fun vid to make.

Good stuff young dude. I have been away from your channel, and everybody else’s, for a while. Getting old is not for sissies. Glad to see your still doing good stuff. Love Charlie’s stuff. He’s younger that me. 😬 I’m an old drummer. I never learned to read music in school. Just rhythm patterns and rudiments. I started to learn to play guitar at 68 years old and started with acoustic fingerstyle. I have not been able to use tab very successfully. I have occasionally looked at tabs and used them to possibly clear something up. But usually it just confuses me more. I really prefer to see someone play something and then work it out from there. That is why KZread has been such a boon for me. Their is a form of “tab” I guess you would call it that kind of helps me. There is a guy on KZread that teaches guitar and uses his own for of “tab”. His channel is Fenna Rob. A famous British guitarist. His music is more old rock and roll and early folk stuff. He has an interesting take on teaching guitar.

@kostringworks

4 ай бұрын

Good to have you around again, I have been wondering where you're at! Been a slow getting back to comments for me too, my wife and I just had our first kid! Good on you for starting up at 68! Never too late. I had a fiddle student who started at 70, figuring it's still 10 years until she's 80, and 10 years is a pretty good stretch of time to work at something! I'll have to check out this Fenna Rob, I'm always looking for new ways to teach things too! Again, good to have ya back Dan!

@danbgt

4 ай бұрын

@@kostringworks Congratulations young dude! Enjoy the little one and always pay attention. They grow up really, really fast! We have two sons and seven grandkids. Don’t let this time slip away!

Nice! Thank you

@kostringworks

Ай бұрын

Heck yeah!! Have fun with this one!

I’m so glad you made this video. Me and my friends felt like scientists trying to work out Wtf was going on with the song and (the few) videos

@kostringworks

4 ай бұрын

Hah, yeah man sometimes you just need the right tool!

So basically DADGAD tuning with a regular capo on the 2 nd, fret

Can you do a tutorial on rick hayward strolling home? Or morning after?

@kostringworks

2 ай бұрын

Not familiar with him or the tunes, but I’ll keep an ear out!

Great video, thanks! By the way, what do you have clamped to your headstock by the nut? Cheers!

@kostringworks

26 күн бұрын

That’s my huge-ass brass capo! I love it!

@Blue_3rd

26 күн бұрын

@@kostringworks Ha ha! Thank you.

I do a bastardized version in open g. One of his best tunes in my humble opinion. Such a great song

@kostringworks

4 ай бұрын

I feel the same way. I told him that too and he goes "No it's not. I'm still working on on that one. It'll come back right before I mysteriously disappear".

Thanks Kyle and Charlie, great peek in. Hey Kyle, what's that 12 fret 0 body guitar you're playing, year/model? . It that the one you play the most??

@kostringworks

5 ай бұрын

For sure! It's my usual guitar yep, Fraulini guitar, the model is an Erma made it 2008!

very lovely and interesting. do you mind if i ask what the brand/make of that patial capo is? thanks per the usual for the rad content .. .

@kostringworks

5 ай бұрын

Yeah It's made by Shubb, Partial Capo C7!

@firecrackerheart

5 ай бұрын

thanks, man! love yer channel, love yer playing, love the vibes .. .@@kostringworks

Maybe my mental gymnastics are broken, but why can't you drop the E, B, E a whole step to play this without the partial capo? I can see needing it, though, if you wanted to fret a note on the E/B/E string higher than the partial capo.

@kostringworks

4 ай бұрын

Well dang I bet that would work! I’ll have to give it a go!

@kostringworks

4 ай бұрын

I did try just it, but unfortunately it doesn't do the trick. My mental gymnastics aren't limber enough to tell you why though on the spot. A good suggestion though!

Same intervals as DADGAD but up a step: EBEABE

@kostringworks

Ай бұрын

Tried it, but nah that doesn't work. Close though!

@rogerlandes6309

Ай бұрын

@@kostringworks My point was the partial capo gives open strings EBEABE, same as DADGAD up a step. That's what it was designed for, to imitate DADGAD without having to alter the tuning. The way Charlie uses it is really cool!

@kostringworks

Ай бұрын

@@rogerlandes6309 ah, yes I see! My bad!

As this was playing I was thinking, Didn't Charlie use a 12 string on Folkways? Then I remembered you had the Fraulini and I'm thinking, No way!

@kostringworks

5 ай бұрын

My productivity went way down ever since I got that damn guitar. Haha, but dude I'm stoked I had no idea this way the guitar he recorded that record with.

@jakedesjarlais2151

5 ай бұрын

​@@kostringworks I would be cancelling meetings all day to play that thing!

Is it a Shubb?

@kostringworks

5 ай бұрын

Yes! Charlie thinks Dunlop maybe makes one too.

@Mr_Lightheart

5 ай бұрын

Shubb C7b

I liked the discussion on tab, and not to be picky but you absolutely can tab partial capo stuff. Tab isn't perfect, you still need to listen to the song to get everything right, but you can use both tab and your ear, no need to be one or the other. I'm definitely with Charlie on the 'learn the pattern then comp the rest though'. That's how I approach nearly every song I cover these days.

@kostringworks

2 ай бұрын

Dig your perspective! Thanks for sharing. Noted on the tab for partial stuff, you're probably right, but it gives me a migraine trying to imagine it.

@steelisreal

2 ай бұрын

@@kostringworks If I was tabbing it, i'd do it from the nut but anything up to (which you can't play anyway) and including the capo would be zeros, then the next fret is just whatever fret it is from the nut like you'd see in a normal tab.