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This one's a lot of fun. Check out the descending run around the :44 mark. A player could learn a lot on the way figuring that one out.

Funny how stuff on YouTube from just 6 years ago looks so dated, like its vintage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3G7z-Fd ... 983E528D46

Classic and vintage!


George

I don't know if Litaker knows it or not but he's THE Hillbilly from Hell

That descent is Great !

Wow , Classic I guess ! That was recorded in 2009 on a laptop at 144p! Did not even know it went that low.... Anyway I do have an instructional video on that.......Thanks for putting that up.....

Hey Daniel,
William taught us pretty much that lick when we did "Sensuous Woman" in Feb. 2012! A nice lick indeed that you can use in many situations. If you just pay attention to what William teaches you can get a lot of mileage out of your moneys worth! Best bang for the buck out there IMHO

Now that is some great picking.... Loved it..



Darrell from Florida. and his Martin and Carter D-10

Larry Robbins wrote:Hey Daniel,
William taught us pretty much that lick when we did "Sensuous Woman" in Feb. 2012! A nice lick indeed that you can use in many situations. If you just pay attention to what William teaches you can get a lot of mileage out of your moneys worth! Best bang for the buck out there IMHO

Larry, I've had so many 'aha' moments lately it's not even funny. Been revisiting Weldon Myrick w/Connie Smith an Hal Rugg's stuff with Lorretta Lynn, just vamping with the chords and pulling up a fill here and there, kind of like William's been doing when going over the chords in Lost in the Feeling. My wife even popped her head in the door and said, "That sounds really good."

I think she may be buttering me up for a kill shot?