Homeskoolin’ Bonus “The Right Hand”

Bryan Sutton havin a go on that 64 j-50

and a guest appearance by the great Jimmie Lee Sloas

[CO_Sparty]

One of the top 5 Uncle Larry / Homeskoolin quotes…

“Cause when I play it, it sounds like a guy from Alice In Chains trying to play acoustic”

[meanmud]

Damn - I could listen to Bryan play all day long! What a chill/cool guy!

[joeyspinks]

Watching Bryan Sutton play... it brings a tear to one's eye, seeing the dexterity and hearing the clarity of the notes played, the result of the years of work developing artistry of that caliber. Simply amazing.

[BlugubriousMusic]

Aside from the ridiculous amount of talent, feel, and skill, I dug how Bryan got lost in the sound of the guitar... still seems like even at the highest level, there is still magic in there. That is helpful to me... my skills being limited, I need that part of music maybe a little more than some to keep trying. So thankful for these organic sweet conversations. Thanks Tom and guests.

[mannahattamusic]

Bryan's touch is unbelievable. Beauty in it's purest form. Thanks for having us once again Uncle Larry. You're the best!

[tuib]

I wonder how many times I've watched this.

[AlGorham]

The right hand of god, that’s for damn sure. Besides uncle Larry, Bryan’s been the biggest influence on my playing since the lockdown madness days. He’s so erudite, with his discussion on what he’s doing, and with those magical hands. A genius of a guitarist, no arguments. Cheers fellas!

[gregdoran]

I can't get enough of Bryan! What a master!!

[tjinnertube]

Thanks, Mr Sutton, for the good chords, and Hey Tom for watching it live in person.

[rdmkeytohwy]

Any video with Bryan Sutton in a studio with a guitar in his hands I am going to watch. Effortless picking all the time and has such great tone and touch. Talent helps obviously but to be that good you have to put in the time with practice. We get the benefit of just tuning in to listen, watch, and learn. Thanks for sharing Uncle Larry and keep these great videos coming! Bryan is my favorite acoustic picker for sure!

[Nozmo_King_NJ]

I can see why Bryan is the #1 guy to call for acoustic guitar work. Looks simple, but that's the magic.

[kfabuloso]

Uncle Larry, I just love these shorts from the sessions you do. Heroic. Sutton is beyond inspiring as well as you sir. Rock on.

[jamzon]

Does anyone put more thought into his playing than Bryan? There is an intellectual and philosophical element to his approach, yet he has harnessed it to enhance the musicality where others sound and style becomes robotic. He’s cracked the code for sure.

[Alabama]

Man, Bryan Sutton is a national treasure. Thanks for introducing him to me here, Uncle Larry!

[davemassie]

Thanks guys, nothing like a J 50 morning. My band mate has a 64 J 50 that is a Rolling Stone guitar for sure! Bryan and Buk thanks for sharing! Peace

[model_number_band]

12:46 Tom's closeup of Byran's insane right hand work... Just unreal... Great video work there, Buk!

[FC-czzd]

That Tony Rice section was priceless, especially at the beginning when detailing that unique rhythm style.

[joshellyson]

Uncle Larry you are surrounded by people who are just as stellar as people as they are stellar as musicians. Mr Sutton is just jaw dropping good. One thing that is so evident in both his and your playing is the fluidity, how being so relaxed produces that fluidity and stellar tones. You have a real keeping in that new J-50, gorgeous sounds.

[broonzy]

Love hearing Bryan, those bluegrass licks are killer! Brings such a smile to your face.

[Sammywhat]

Love how Bryan kept playing that glorious guitar in the background! Thanks for the share, Unc!!