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Feb 23, 2024 15 min

Travis Picking to the Rescue

from Uketropolis: Ukulele Q&A with James Hill Hosted by James Hill

Travis picking is named after Merle Travis, the Country-Music Hall-of-Famer who popularized the technique. If you're a bit bored with the same old strumming and picking techniques you've been using, well, it's Travis picking to the rescue! The thumb goes back-and-forth, the fingers dance on the melody. Simple, right? Not exactly. Like any physical skill, Travis picking takes time to acquire but it's well worth the effort! -- Learn ukulele with James: www.uketropolis.com

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