Windy and Warm

[TBman]

Ok, I'm going to give this one a shot. I have a tab, and a couple of instructional videos, (2 versions) and this should be good. I'm not even going to watch TE play it, I'm keeping it simple.

[1992guitars]

Originally Posted by TBman

Ok, I'm going to give this one a shot. I have a tab, and a couple of instructional videos, (2 versions) and this should be good. I'm not even going to watch TE play it, I'm keeping it simple.

If you need any pointers let me know. That whole style is 50-75% of everything I play on guitar (aside from freelancing and playing for other people; the blues-rock/Hendrix bag too).

I've been playing Chet-style for over 20 years and remember Tommy's first year at the CAAS convention in '97 (I played him some Mance Lipscomb thing I was working on because once a blues hound, forever a blues hound).

This is entirely not Windy & Warm, but if it helps with any aspects of playing Chet-style, have at it...I put the full 80 minutes up online to hopefully help others :-)

Chet was my favorite guitar player aside from one other. It's a solid life's work

Sean

[TBman]

Thanks Sean!

My travis picking is a bit rusty, but its like riding a bike. Give me a week and I'll be ok.

[JonPR]

Originally Posted by TBman

Ok, I'm going to give this one a shot. I have a tab, and a couple of instructional videos, (2 versions) and this should be good. I'm not even going to watch TE play it, I'm keeping it simple.

Yes, don't watch TE! And maybe don't listen to him either...

Not that he isn't great, but (as I'm sure TE himself would say) watch/listen to Chet or Doc Watson first. Build yourself up steadily to TE's (if you must).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_cDGIA_aCc