How Billy Strings Plays Summertime – Guitar Lesson
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Marcel Ardans
- July 28, 2021
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1 thought on “How Billy Strings Plays Summertime – Guitar Lesson”
Hey Marcel,
Thanks so much for nailing this one — I have watched the youtube of Strings/King so many times I have practically broken youtube!
Hey, my biggest puzzle is Billy’s rhythm — it is a unique approach to summertime! – – There is a weird youtube out there saying Billy uses a straight ahead G chord in the beginning 4-chord rhythmic anchor, but this G sounds really weird to my ear. I wonder if it is something more jazzy, like a G9 or some such? My big ask– could you apply your wise-ways to deciphering what chords Billy is playing, and maybe post a short follow up video on Rhythm?
thanks–ted