Flatpicker Hangout Top 20 Bluegrass Songs

Reno and Smiley classic guitar duet. Jason Skinner-guitar, vocals Zayn Skinner-mandolin, bass

Messing around with the capo on 5th fret. Variation on the chord progression on the B part... tricky ending?

crescentblue playing a great scuggs banjo tune, Barney Munger does the great banjo picking and ken lambert on flatpick guitar

Johnny Jackson - Lead Vocals and Rhythm Guitar......Hans Wolters - Bass.....James Stiltner - Lead Guitar.....Posted in Memory of Doc Watson.

Just a couple of rounds of the beginners version of Salt Creek from SK's PLP volume 1. This is played on the new Tanglewood http://www.tanglewoodguitars.co.uk/products/acoustic/sundance/tw6070/TW60SCVSE.html which isn't a flat-picking guitar but I thought, what the hell... I have a metronome ticking away at 230 bpm which I think is getting somewhere close to where SK plays it, but maybe not yet close enough.

simple is best, well i,m at this tune since i started dabblin in flatpickin, actually it was watch,n rick williams version got me hooked, and he had a tutoriol on it witch i tought would be handy to work out well that did,nt happen, so after much try,n to play the fancy rw way i gave up and learned it this way, at least i,ll be able to play it at a jam, it,s a bluegrass tune but i know i cant get that blue grass accent on it

Hi This is one of my tracks from my new 21 TRK CD Dads old velocette available for down load from Amazon

A song that I've wanted to learn for a long time, and I've heard a couple of wonderful versions of it here. Here is my interpretation of this lovely melody.

I made this video with the collaboration of my friend and great fiddler Gary Sizemore. I used the guitar arrangement from Joe McColley, and also recorded the mandolin.

This is another great collaboration of my friend and awesome fiddler Gary Sizemore I used the guitar arrangement from Scott Fore, and made my own arrangement for the mandolin.

Me w/my band Goosetown String Band. I'm on guitar and singing. Playing my mandolin player's ཮ something 00-18.

Here's me butchering a really great tune by Herschel Sizemore.

I always like the slow tunes. Just play it purty.

Just playing around with one of my favorites. The rhythm track & 3rd lead pass is with my D18 GE. The 1st 2nd & 4th passes are with my uncle Carl's ཹ D28. I recorded this just to see how those two guitars sound together.

My interpretation of what "Salt Creek" might sound like if Doc Watson accidentally ate some LSD. Enjoy! --Jamey

Doug Knecht - banjo.........Andy Hatfield - guitar..........Ashley Lewis - mandolin..........Ross Sermons - bass