Cameron Knowler is a multi-instrumentalist, educator, recording artist, national touring act and award-winning guitar player who specializes in jazz, bluegrass and old time music forms. He has established himself as an accompanist, collaborator and solo artist, with a parallel focus on sharing his craft with others. His teaching methods are tailored to the aspirations of the student, methods which are rooted in practicality, theory, and intuition. Knowler holds a degree in jazz guitar performance from the University of Houston’s Moores School of Music, yet enjoys resisting the chokehold of normativism.
Cameron has performed alongside, and in collaboration with, Thomas Csorba, Brody Price, Charlie Rauh, Dylan Washington, and Eli Winter. He has presented music at Anderson Fair, Duke Coffeehouse, Life in the City, Rhizome, Starlight Theater, Trans-Pecos, Voices From Both Sides, and many others.
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🤌🏼 all of this.
So bloody good
Hot🔥
Great lesson, thanks! What guitar do you play? Is that a 00-18?
Really cool Cameron!
Thanks for this video. You've gotta love Riley Puckett. My grandfather was a popular fiddle player in his day, pre-WWI through through the 1930s, playing for square dances in NE Oklahoma. . My father, uncles, and my grandfather all played old time fiddle music. My uncle told me they played skillet Licker records while visiting their grandfather"s house in the 1930s. I regret that as a kid in the 1960s at home my siblings and I mocked my Dad for playing and listening to what we, at the time, thought was old moldy "hick" music. Boy, how I love this music now. Thankfully I have lots of videos of my Dad in his later years scratching out these old tunes.
Love these lessons 🙏
So, I picked up your large file with videos and multiple pdfs of tabs the other day. It took me a half a day to download all of them. May I suggest that you do some ebooks on Asa Martin, Jimmie Rodgers, Roy Harvey & Edgar Boaz, etc?
Mighty nice. Thanks for posting
Cameron is amazing! and such a sweetheart
Great KZread channel, I enjoy playing this style on a Jim dandy, great mid range tone on it. Being an Australian living in the U.K. I jam with a couple of English guys every Friday evening, and they just don't get it! This style of playing is totally alien to them
Man the blakes are monster backers
Thank you as always.
I need to put something on an empty plate?
Hey man! I'd love to hear you play Moonlight, Shadows and you by Riley Puckett. Love your videos for learning
Very nice. More original compositions!
Thank you so much for this. Stunning.
I learned a lot of cool stuff from this guy -
Me too. A very valuable chronicler of wonderful old tunes 😊
Thank you very much. I’m loving this!
Hell yea! I’m from Calhoun where the Baxter’s are from. Thank you for putting this out there!
One of the best for sure !
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Righteous
✌🏽
Cameron ...when you purchase a guitar make sure you get all of it.
Shrinkflation is hitting hard.
Great composition.
Great stuff 😍
L-00 or Nick Lucas?
I love that old guitar! See you at Kamp in June Cameron
Where is the lesson?
Some great tunes there ❤
Glad to see Dad's old guitar still at work and with someone worth of it.
Great stuff, thanks!
I'd never heard this one before. Amazing! I thought I had heard all the Gid/Riley duets from 1924 but I guess not. Where'd you get the recording? Is this the original 78?
Awesome. I've been a fan of Mother Maybelle's guitar playing for over 60 years. She was a wonderful guitarist who is often overlooked, and definitely under-rated. The simplicity of her beautiful picking is deceptive. Because it goes hand-in-hand with her vocal harmonies with Sara Carter, and the combination is impossible to replicate, no matter how advanced a player you are.
I just started studying your Riley Puckett book, it's excellent. Is Fuzzy Rag in the key of A major without a V chord?
My father is Norman Blake. I am named after Mother Maybelle Carter. My middle name is Carter.
Hey Lee! Nice to hear from you. Very cool to hear you are named after Mother Maybelle. In fact, I got my Century of Progress from your dad when I visited about a year ago. It would be great to connect... feel free to drop me a line through my website cameronknowler.com
Century Gibson?
I bought this, as well as many of your lesson packs. I think they are so worth it. People out there, but them! They are fantastic. My only question is.. you often have a verse then a solo. Can I assume that the verse it basically the way it's played throughout the song? Thanks!
Thanks so much for the kind words! I'm very pleased to hear you've been enjoying the lesson materials. And yes, you are absolutely correct - I often add variations as a way for folks to 'dress up' the standard verses.
Great stuff.
Very cool, Cameron. I love your guitar style. been following for a bit. I’ll have to grab a copy when it’s available.
Thanks so much! I currently have copies for sale in my shop. 🙂
This guy is just amazing
Outstanding picking--pulling great tone out of a toneful guitar.
Very nice Cameron.
I think you made a typo in the description. You probably meant this was recorded in 1924 not 2024 yes? Also posting almost exactly a century later, Wow.
Ah, yes. Thanks for point out that typo. Posting nearly a century later only felt right!
Wonderful stuff
Where does that hat stem from? Is it a 'coalier's chapeau
Excellent videos you have on this channel, great resource. Thank you!
Thank you, this is perfect .. These songs don't exist without the rhythm, the foundation
Is this from the Tut Taylor recordings or did Norman do this one solo?