#country guitar

[karl-von-moor-official]

hey you people from Music Tumblr, pls help me: I found this guitar on the street that nobody wanted and it was missing two strings and so I took it home with me, bought strings for it, and put them on. Mind you this is the first time I ever did such a thing so I had to rely on a yt toutorial. Everything was going GREAT until... the E string. It was the last one I put on and putting it on worked just as well as it did with the other strings, but as soon as I tried to tune it (read: tighten it) there was a loud sound and it loosened!

At first I thought, oh no it snapped! But it didn't. There was something else going on. I thought hm maybe I cut it off too short at the top and it slipped out of the hole? But that didn't happen either, not as far as I could see anyway. I tried to tighten it again, but every time when I got to a certain point, it loosened with a loud off-key noise.

Is this guitar forever broken? Is this why nobody wanted it and it was left out in the street? can I play guitar with five strings? pls help, I am sadge.

[joy-of-jamming]

Lesson 26 - Play 27 - Open Chords - D Major - Learn How to Play Guitar

[adamharkus]

Country Double Stop Riff

By Gary Heimbauer for Guitar Tricks and 30 Day Singer Country lead guitar players tend to be really good at mixing chords with their lead ideas and blurring the line between rhythm and lead guitar. How do they do this? Generally, they are able to do this by having a firm working knowledge of triads and smaller chord shapes all over the neck that they can play off of, and also by using double…

[anonomi]

Snipers

[batstronaut]

I've been listening to a lot of Luke Combs lately. A few songs from his Fathers & Sons album made me think of this AU-

Vander is a country singer who retires after getting the kids. When the kids grow up they form their own band. I imagine they start out country/folk and branch out as Powder gets more into electronic music.

[whereifindsanity]

One of all time greatest gituar pickers there ever was, Roy Clark... sure miss him.

[werewolfsmile]

Just watched The Big Bang Job again today and I rambled about this in an earlier post reblog but it deserves its own post..

The way Eliot dresses makes so much more sense after meeting Moreau and his goons. He rejects all notions of being anything like those well dressed men in their suits again. So blank and uniform, just another soldier in Moreau's private army.

That's why his shirt is always untucked, sleeves rolled up, collar unbuttoned. Not to mention the hair - the biggest rebellion is his hair. A constant reminder of who he is now that stays the same, no matter what he wears.

And it just makes me think how this is such a good representation of the identity crisis he went through (and let's be real, is still going through).

Eliot used to be one of those men. He had his hair short, wore the tailored suits and carried the guns. He didn't accessorise. He suppressed every aspect of an individual personality in order to fit the role that Moreau had for him.

Sure, we're not blatantly told all of those things in the show, but we can infer, simply from looking at Moreau's goons and how they're presented.

Seeing Eliot surrounded by those goons in the pool scene is more than just showing us the threat to Eliot and Hardison - and also the threat that Eliot and his reputation present. It's about showing us the demons of his past, the nightmare that he doesn't want to go back to. Eliot had alluded to his past before but it's been nebulous. Now, we finally see that past take shape and it's hideous.

But Eliot didn't stay like that. He got out - he got free - and he has been reclaiming pieces of himself ever since. Until, finally, he's the evolving Eliot that we know and love. He prefers to dress casual and relaxed, with strong reminders of his roots throughout. He keeps his hair long and loose - not military regulation, not 'professional' as far as male standards go, not even convenient for fighting. It's all a way of stealing himself back, and making sure the differences between who he was then and now are stark and vivid.

I could keep rambling but this is already twice as long as I intended. Just ... Eliot Spencer. He still doesn't view himself as a better man, never mind a redeemable man, but he is. When compared to those goons, his transformation is clear as day.

[afriblaq]

That's African

[daxnorman]

Ghost Guitar

[fast-andthe-curious]

MY COUNTRY ARTIST GOD- I LOVE HIM SO MUCH T-T

I WILL BE LEARNING THE LYRICS AND LISTENING TO THIS EVERY DAY

BRO NEEDS A COUNTRY MUSIC AWARD

[coolthingsguyslike]

[simplecountryboy]

[joy-of-jamming]

Lesson 26 - Play 12 - Open Chords - D Major - Learn How to Play Guitar

[judas-isariot]

I take challenge to draw a music player anthro, but I wanted to do something other than hip-hop or pop. Have a countryside fox !

[alexmooreillustration]

*ye-haaws in sad, gay cowboy*

[jeffcbliss]

Willie Nelson - Outlaw Music Festival; North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre; Chula Vista, CA (7-29-24). @WillieNelson @outlawmusicfest

Photo: Jeff Bliss