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I'm interested in getting a good book to learn bluegrass crosspicking. I've seen lots of books for sale, but don't know which one is considered the "best." Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Train
 
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Train,

learn songs that use it. like Beuamont Rag, etc..
 
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Steve Kaufman's stuff is always great. Go to www.flatpik.com and search for crosspick. He has one book dedicated to this subject. That said, it ain't hard, it just takes about a year of practicing it slowly at first, and increasing speed as your proficiency improves. It's more a "feel" than a technique.

Mike Hennessy
Pittsburgh, PA
 
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Originally posted by Trainfortyfive:
I'm interested in getting a good book to learn bluegrass crosspicking. I've seen lots of books for sale, but don't know which one is considered the "best." Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Train


Buy a George Shuffler or James Shelton CD. Most of the stuff on the Shuffler CD is pretty easy once you can get the pattern up to speed. Good Luck
 
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