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Here is a medium tempo demonstration of the quintessential flatpicking tune. This is based off Doc Watson’s original recording in the key of D (capo 2nd). Apart from Doc most people generally play the tune in the key of A.
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I noticed that that second section (where Doc plays a sort of fake harmonic) seems to really take the place of repeating the A section doesn’t it? A variant of the A section? I just repeat A instead and don’t do the pinched false harmonic section.
Yeah most people blow that section off all together. I can take or leave it depending on the situation but thought I’d throw it in there since I was trying to demonstrate Doc’s take on the tune.
I love the way you play it. Is there any way that you would consider doing this one the same way that you have done a few of the others? By that; I mean, could you play it once through like it is and then play it a bit slower? I am having a bit of trouble getting hold of the first part. Just a curious question.
I noticed that that second section (where Doc plays a sort of fake harmonic) seems to really take the place of repeating the A section doesn’t it? A variant of the A section? I just repeat A instead and don’t do the pinched false harmonic section.
Yeah most people blow that section off all together. I can take or leave it depending on the situation but thought I’d throw it in there since I was trying to demonstrate Doc’s take on the tune.
I love the way you play it. Is there any way that you would consider doing this one the same way that you have done a few of the others? By that; I mean, could you play it once through like it is and then play it a bit slower? I am having a bit of trouble getting hold of the first part. Just a curious question.
I don’t have any plans to redo this tune but you can easily download the video and then slow it down with a player like Quicktime for free.