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Good questions. …
Good questions. First, the Resolian has amazing tone and volume for a parlor sized guitar. I used it busking, so it’s small size is nice for traveling. Sitting with a smaller guitar is different. As you noticed, I sit classical style and use a footrest, so I can adjust for different instruments. Many fingerpickers use this posture because of better body alignment. It also supports the weight of heavy resonators better.

Thank you. I know …
Thank you. I know exactly what you mean. I’ve burned the candle at both ends many a day because I just couldn’t put the guitar down. If you are interested in learning, please consider purchasing my instructional video CDs. They provide a systematic approach and will give you the method I use to figure out or arrange songs. I think you will enjoy them, and this song will make a lot more sense. Happy Holidays! Enjoy.

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Thank you for the kind words. Enjoy.

Thank you. Actually …
Thank you. Actually, it is not that bad. It is easier than the standard tuned version. Playing the entertainer, now that is challenging. Enjoy.

Thank you Perry. I …
Thank you Perry. I originally learned this song years ago in standard tuning from a Rory Block instructional tape. Once a tune is really in my head, then it is just a matter of finding the notes. I plan to do a lesson soon breaking down the basic theme. The fills can be learned by practicing the lessons found in the Series 2 lessons Open G. Stay tuned. Enjoy.

Thank you. Happy …
Thank you. Happy Birthday! Be careful, don’t get “carried away” and have too much fun. Remember, never have more drinks than your age. Enjoy.

Thank you. I’m …
Thank you. I’m fasinated by open tuning. If you take a song you can play in regular tuning, and try to arrange it in open tuning, it really opens up your understanding of an open tuned guitar fingerboard. Enjoy.

Thank you Frans. …
Thank you Frans. Yes, a lot of the masters where alive in the 1960’s. I’m guessing that is about the same time, Woody Mann was a teenager and studied with Rev. Gary Davis in NYC. Many of the masters appeared at the Newport Folk Festival and on Pete Seeger’s TV show. Not exactly sure about the year. I remember reading something about Lomax awhile back. I bet he has some interesting stories to tell. Enjoy.

Thanks Frans. I …
Thanks Frans. I just came across your reply. Don’t know how I missed it. Yes, it would be nice to go to Mississippi on a Blues tour. Too bad we didn’t have the chance to go in the 1960s. We could of seen some of the masters before they passed away. Unfortunately, race issues were pretty bad in those days. Allan Lomax and his Father did a great job recording whatever they could find. At one time, someone was selling dirt on ebay from the Crossroads. lol. Enjoy.

Excellent, are you …
Excellent, are you playing in standard or have you rearranged it for an open tuning?

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Yes luckely we do, i’m still comming over there someday! I’d love to see Missisipi places like Clarsdale and Three Forks just to soke up all that blues-history there! Might even go visit Robert Johnsons grave at little Zion. Yes i know your not using pick’s here but i noticed a glass slide and even without picks you manege to kick out a descent bassline, i use brass and mostly clawhamer style so maybe the sound difference lies there.
Thanks Kenny i will do just that! Mean old world is next!

Thank you Frans. …
Thank you Frans. Well, at least we have the internet to make our world a little smaller. Yes, the resolian is a very nice guit-fiddle. FYI, I’m not using fingerpicks on this song. I wanted to keep it mellow. So, it is not the fingerpicks either. lol. Just keep on practicing and learning new material. Your playing is sounding good.