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A youtube of PF showing mastery of the pull off-hammer-on on C6. Close up to show a precise technique.
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Franklin C6 close up mastery
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Franklin C6 close up mastery
by bazzrd9th » Sun Jan 30, 2011 11:29 pm
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Re: Franklin C6 close up mastery
by Ken Byng » Mon Jan 31, 2011 4:23 pm
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I have sat about 4 feet in front of him and watched him do this at the Station Inn in Nashville. He loves hitting riffs on those bottom strings on C6, using lots of open strings. The Players play in Nashville quite often, and I hope to get to see them when I go in April. The first time I saw him playing live in Nashville, I approached him while he was tuning up between sets. He saw me coming towards him, stood up with a smile and held his hand out and said "Hi I'm Paul". A class act for sure.
I have sat about 4 feet in front of him and watched him do this at the Station Inn in Nashville. He loves hitting riffs on those bottom strings on C6, using lots of open strings. The Players play in Nashville quite often, and I hope to get to see them when I go in April. The first time I saw him playing live in Nashville, I approached him while he was tuning up between sets. He saw me coming towards him, stood up with a smile and held his hand out and said "Hi I'm Paul". A class act for sure.
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