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Never heard this one but I’m definitely learning it!
New lesson! Thanks everybody for all the “Bill Cheatham” lesson requests. Hope y’all like this arrangement! I spent some time putting it together…going for a smooth melody with some nice momentum to get that hard-driving country & bluegrass sound. I’ve had a blast picking to it the past few days..hope you can put it go good use. Have a great rest of your week. More lessons on the way!
So nice!! Can’t wait to learn it this weekend. Thanks Devin!
Again a superb one Devin ! Great teaching and your arrangement is perfect. Keep up the good work
Thanks Martin!
Happy Sunday AFTERNOON to you Devin!, enjoying this right now, as always fun lessons..will record and post to friends on youtube.. still got to catch up of these latest lessons and old ones too.. man if there is anything cool to take from this lesson ..it is that last riff! so cool! enjoying this now,, probably be ready in an hour or so!
I just wanted to say that this is still the best guitar site I have found online by far. Fantastic teaching and layout. Really great work. I hope you all have a nice Memorial Day weekend.
Tim
I love this song. It’s been a few weeks since I played it so I’ll need to work up to 175 bpm. Great job!
I just want to say thanks Devin for the way you teach….
Great version of Bill Cheatham
Devin has a really good service here. The arrangements have a nice amount of content, but are not so complex that they can’t be played in a jam environment. He emphasizes correct and economical finger placement, down to great detail if desired. He doesn’t dumb it down; if cross picking is appropriate then it has cross picking.
The backing tracks are the way to make the song yours. Everything in the site is easily accessible and consistent; not a bunch of links that lead to some other paid service.
Great Cheatham lesson but it is kicking my butt. I will get it….eventually