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Buck Owens and the Buckaroos are one of the groups that helped to define the "Bakersfield Sound" that rose to prominence in the 1960s and has remained popular to this day. Their energy and stripped-down sound helped them to become one of the best country music artists of all time. Join Tyler Grant as he dives into what defines their sound!
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We analyze the compositions of the Buckaroos to gain in-depth insights into the structure of the Bakersfield sound and understand the variety of ways that we can apply these concepts and techniques to our own repertoire
Tyler gives us a brief background of the Bakersfield Sound and Buck Owens while letting us know what we can expect in the upcoming lessons
3:14 Runtime
0.0 Difficulty
Lets find out what type of equipment was primarily used by the Buckaroos to achieve their unique sound
5:26 Runtime
0.5 Difficulty
In this lesson, we will learn about the driving force behind the Buckaroos, Buck's rhythm playing
10:26 Runtime
1.5 Difficulty
Up next, Tyler teaches us the rhythmic style of Don Ritch
12:11 Runtime
The first solo in this course is an up-tempo number in the key of A
10:52 Runtime
2.5 Difficulty
It's time for us to look at a technique that was often used when recording in the studio
11:24 Runtime
For our next tune, we will be learning a new rhythm technique with a shuffle feel on the acoustic guitar
8:07 Runtime
Now that we have the acoustic rhythm worked out, we learn the electric rhythm to accompany it
9:45 Runtime
2.0 Difficulty
In our next solo, we will learn some new techniques to incorporate into our playing
14:04 Runtime
3.0 Difficulty
Tyler teaches us the basic rhythm pattern used to play a classic country ballad
3:29 Runtime
1.0 Difficulty
In this lesson, Tyler will show us how to play the high capo rhythm part for our ballad
3:30 Runtime
This third solo will incorporate another new technique that we can use to add texture and depth to our playing
18:05 Runtime
This final solo will put your new-found skills to the test with it's quick tempo and technical difficulty
15:13 Runtime
3.5 Difficulty
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