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Brian blaut · March 1st, 2006, 03:01 AM

Couple of things that I like:

If your wanting to learn to play Rockabilly, no better place to start than Scotty Moore

I also like Brian Setzer. You can learn a lot from him as he borrows heavily off of Scotty,Perkins and Cochrane.

Also check out this guys site:
http://www.the-jime.dk/Rockabilly_Guitar.htm

He plays some mean rockabilly, offers lots of into on how to get the sound, guitars and amps commonly used, etc. He also has a book explaining the style, scales used, chord voicings, common riffs, etc. I think its a great into to the style and probably just what your looking for.

none of this is tele specific, but playin this stuff on a tele sounds great!

March 1st, 2006, 03:01 AM	#2 (permalink)
Brian blaut Friend of Leo's Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: SF North Bay Age: 39 Posts: 2,713 7 Photos	Couple of things that I like: If your wanting to learn to play Rockabilly, no better place to start than Scotty Moore I also like Brian Setzer. You can learn a lot from him as he borrows heavily off of Scotty,Perkins and Cochrane. Also check out this guys site: http://www.the-jime.dk/Rockabilly_Guitar.htm He plays some mean rockabilly, offers lots of into on how to get the sound, guitars and amps commonly used, etc. He also has a book explaining the style, scales used, chord voicings, common riffs, etc. I think its a great into to the style and probably just what your looking for. none of this is tele specific, but playin this stuff on a tele sounds great!