Mississippi John Hurt
Level 3 - (see below)
While most of the lessons in this set are rarely taught elsewhere, the techniques and licks within them are just as beautiful as anything else that Mississippi John Hurt played. In addition to learning these songs, I’ll also show you variations in the same style which will enable you to never have to play the same song twice! You can even apply these variations to other songs you already play!! You’ll learn the following songs: ‘Baby What’s Wrong With You’ ‘Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor’ in the key of A 'Salty Dog’ ‘Joe Turner’ in the key of G, ‘I Shall Not Be Moved’ in the key of C ‘Slidin’ Delta’ in the key of E In each song I’ll point out the licks that made Mississippi John Hurt’s music so unique! All come with instructional videos, tab and notation.
While most of the lessons in this set are rarely taught elsewhere, the techniques and licks within them are just as beautiful as anything else that Mississippi John Hurt played. In addition to learning these songs, I’ll also show you variations in the same style which will enable you to never have to play the same song twice! You can even apply these variations to other songs you already play!! You’ll learn the following songs: ‘Baby What’s Wrong With You’ ‘Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor’ in the key of A 'Salty Dog’ ‘Joe Turner’ in the key of G, ‘I Shall Not Be Moved’ in the key of C ‘Slidin’ Delta’ in the key of E In each song I’ll point out the licks that made Mississippi John Hurt’s music so unique! All come with instructional videos, tab and notation.
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$12.95
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SKILL LEVELS
Level 1 - Students will have mastered their basic open chords and play a few songs.
Level 2 - Level 1 plus: being able to play some basic fingerpicking patterns.
Level 3 - Level 1, 2, plus: Students should be able to play an alternating bass with an independent melody on top.
Level 1 - Students will have mastered their basic open chords and play a few songs.
Level 2 - Level 1 plus: being able to play some basic fingerpicking patterns.
Level 3 - Level 1, 2, plus: Students should be able to play an alternating bass with an independent melody on top.