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Location: 6 String Ranch | That's more like frailing in open tunings, not fingerpicking. Nice guitar though. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | "Frailing"....
C'mon Bill, out with it... you play the banjo, don't you. |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | It's a borderline frailing piece called "Coging's Glory" done in DADGAD off his "Guitar for Mortals" cd. He plays the song using the backside of the nail on the index and middle fingers, it's a pretty fun piece to play.
He is an AMAZING fingerstyly guitarist, won fingerstyle guitarist of the year many times.
Gee.....can you tell I'm a fan? |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | It's a borderline frailing piece called "Coging's Glory" done in DADGAD off his "Guitar for Mortals" cd. He plays the song using the backside of the nail on the index and middle fingers, it's a pretty fun piece to play.
He is an AMAZING fingerstyly guitarist, won fingerstyle guitarist of the year many times.
Gee.....can you tell I'm a fan? |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | Sorry for the double post |
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Location: Tennessee | So what's the deal with the headstock on that guitar? Is it something special Adrian does for getting his sound? And, is that a maple neck/headstock or it just really light? |
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Location: SoCal | He likes to use Bill Keith banjo tuners and...
This video shows the back of the neck/headstock. |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | It's just the lighting,and yes he does use the Bill Keith banjo tuners, I just bought a set about 4 months ago, they are very nice. Trying to learn new guitar tab that Adrian wrote for the Keith pegs gives me a headache. |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | It's just the lighting for the most part, and yes he does use the Bill Keith banjo tuners, I just bought a set about 4 months ago, they are very nice. Trying to learn new guitar tab that Adrian wrote for the Keith pegs gives me a headache. |
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Location: CT | Looks like he took a belt sander to the top of the guitar under the strings in that 1st clip.. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | It is a maple neck.
The white on the top is baby powder from his hands. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | I thought he just didn't bother to dust it off. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | That too. |
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Location: NJ | Maybe it's talcum . . |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | It is talcum, all that dust would drive me nuts |
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Location: NJ | It's STILL imbedded in the grain of the walnut on my LongNeck . . . |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | You know some lemon oil will help with that Cliff. As I played Adrian's guitar looking at the fretboard I wanted to dive into my guitar case, grab a cloth, run away and clean that sucker. Maybe he's just tired of cleaning it, I never did ask him that. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | bastard. |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | I can't believe he's calling all you guys bastards:-)....or maybe it was directed at me..hummm |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | ;) |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Originally posted by cliff:
Maybe it's talcum . . I've never even heard of a tal before. |
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Location: Westerville, Ohio | That there is funny ^^^^^^ |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Why get it off?
He used the long neck Cliff has on one of his tours, it's part of the history of the guitar. As Cliff uses it over time it may wear away and so it goes, but why rush things? |
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Location: NJ | it's part of it's mojo . . . |
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