Rockabilly Finger Picking Styles W/TABS!

I'm breaking down a couple of different practical styles of finger picking used in Rockabilly
#gretsch #rockabilly #fingerpicking

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[guitinwidit]

Man, so glad you started this channel, keep up the great work!

[pmore]

Fantastic player!
Thanks for your generosity 🎸

[Angus]

I used to use a pick, not any more, i learnt how to hold my first finger between my thumb and second finger when i need that flat pick sound

[frannyp]

Been playing 40:years, but it must have been under a rock because a live Stray cats video popped in my feed the other day. I’m hooked and can’t wait to get stuck in. Thanks for this.

[HiwattW]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you very much! One option that you may not have tried, is that there are now commercially available flat picks incorprated into either a flexible or rigid band that allows flat picking in addition to more conventional finger picking patterns.

[richardowen]

Amazing video, your ability to teach is second to none. Fantastic work and production

[gary]

I like finger rockabilly this is Great!!!

[straycatflauter]

Great instruction and great tabs.. thanks

[richardowen]

Incredible tutorial. Love your videos. Amazing playing

[madscientistdan]

This is stellar!!!! Do some guitarists that finger pick grow their finger nails out? If my finger nails are not super trimmed, they grab the strings and its a feeling I don't like at all so I try to trim my finger nails as short as possible before trying to practice any type of finger picking.

[wowwowwow]

Imagine scotty more came up with this stuff for Elvis on thats alright mama what a genuis he was that sound they created was magic What an amazing piece of fortune them coming together plus bill black .and dj fontana 5:35

[madscientistdan]

Forgot to ask in my last comment... I've been trying to get better at finger picking for years. I find it so hard to play the bass notes and lower strings at the same time without messing it up especially when a hammer on is involved, in particular when I think about what I'm doing I end up messing it up. What are some ways I could try to get around that? Should I play bass note and lower strings independently for a really long time until I don't even think about it and then try to mix them together? At times I am consciously thinking to play the bass note and the lower string notes at the same exact time and it makes it easier to start off that way and keep it going until I start to think again.

[markrobinson]

I'm the first comment woohoo. Good video keep them coming!

[wences]

Hi, I've tried to download the tabs at your site bvut I guess it didn't work anymore, could you please confirm that? Thank you

[LeeJones-fx]

this sucks, , 40 years of playing, and i feel like a two year old trying to play this ! I feel so humbled. Lol