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New lesson! Hope y’all have a good weekend. Keep sending me your lesson requests…top menu under Contact > Request a Lesson. I’ve got a pretty busy week coming up but I’ll try to be available on the live chat as much as I can if you have any questions about anything. – Devin
Got it Devin…..Great lesson….already incorporating some of these runs into Black Mountain Rag!
I like this one…thanks Devin!
Great lesson Devin ! Nice to see the D16 again
Thanks Frans! I just put some new strings on the D-16 by Straight Up Strings and I’ve really been enjoying picking on it lately. Good to change things up! Hope everything’s going well –
I just sold my D16 and bought an almost new D18, i am very happy with it , sounds fantastic and my left hand has a little more space , still enjoying your lessons . Thanks man !
Nice! I’ve actually been considering doing that as well…upgrading to the D18 to get a little more guitar and it’s about the same price. I’ve always wanted an older D18 for some reason. Sounds like you found a good one.
Thank you for this lesson, Devin, I’m learning a lot. So good that you explained the bend and release-bend in measure 12, because I never did a bend before! I practiced the bends a lot and now I’m able to incorporate these kind of bends in other solos. I’m so glad.
Awesome, glad that helped out! It’s a fun thing to add to your solos. Thanks for the comment!
This is great! I wrote a little bluesy song called “Fire, Bacon, Rum” (I think you can guess what it’s about) Devin’s solo in C fits into the song perfectly.