Thanks for this, it has long been one of my favourite old-time tunes and you have unravelled some of the mysteries of Norman Blake's version for me. One point though, you play it A A B A as is usual for modern tunes, whereas Norman plays A A B B, the usual format of old-time fiddle tunes.

Your playing puts me in awe and takes me back in time.... your guitar sounds unlike anything I have ever heard...

Norman would be proud, and he's not easy to please!

Patrik, You ave a very smooth, fluid right hand tecnique!

One of your smoothest! 💯🥊

You have saved my quarantine, I would be so bored otherwise. Thanks so much!!! These are great tutorials!!

Inspiring, thank you

Thanks a bunch!

Music to my ears, as usual- looks like the D28, yes? Love the all the hammer-on and pull-off action. Beautiful!

@tg8303

4 жыл бұрын

It's a recording king. He's done vids on it

Dude, great playing as usual. Your cross picking is so smooth. I'm definitely gonna try to learn this one, thank you. ✌️

Sounds amazing probably one of the nicest sounding guitarsout there! That recording king sounds otherworldly, im thinking of enlarging the soundhole on my rk got any tips?

Sounds great!!! I all wanna play lately is bluegrass...

ya need'a warsh yer arms, son, but that there's some fine pickin'!

what kind of guitar is that? I see the soundhole has been modified ;)

Sweet!

@Flatpicknation

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother!

Patrick, I’ve learnt so much from Your KZread vids, - especially the Norman ones...the slowed-down/broken down ones are even better,...thank u so much for taking the time to do these , i know many appreciate you, so I wanted to drop a note. Also, can u tell me (again) where those capos come from? Cheers 🍻 jp

@T0MD0R_

4 жыл бұрын

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