BLUEGRASS is a Good School for ANY Music

Hayes Griffin joins Andy Hatfield to talk about the influence of the blues on American music, specifically how so many different styles rely on the movement of the flat 3rd.

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00:00 Intro
00:22 Opening Discusion: "Bluegrass Is a Good School For Any Music"
04:08 The Bluegrass G-Run in various keys
04:44 If the G-Run were a scale, what would it be called?
06:14 The Importance of the Flat 3rd in American Music Styles
08:00 Hot Rod Lincoln is a Bluegrass G-Run
08:15 HERE"S THE SECRET TO EVERYTHING: The Flat 3rd has direction
09:18 Songs From All Genres
09:40 Daytripper
10:05 Pride and Joy -- bending the flat 3 up
10:49 Hobo Blues 10 flat 3rd motions in 15 seconds
11:41 Sir Duke -- Stevie Wonder G Run?
12:25 Bluegrass G-Run in Jazz
13:14 Benny Goodman plays a G-Run
13:40 Steel Guitar Rag Slides the Flat 3rd Up
14:03 Folsom Prison Blues Slides the Flat 3rd Up
14:20 Guitars & Cadillacs hammers the Flat 3rd Up
14:40 Chatahoocie
15:25 Sanford and Son Flat 3rd Up
15:37 Theme From Frasier Flat 3rd Up
16:09 Johnny B. Goode hammers the Flat 3rd up
16:46 Scott Joplin's The Entertainer Flat 3rd up
17:30 Sweet Home Alabama Perpetually Descending G-Runs
17:58 Gimme Three Steps Flat 3rd Up
18:15 We Have Failed to Name This Thing
19:00 One little thing that makes you sound awesome every time
19:12 Crazy starts with a flat 3rd up
20:19 ABC by the Jackson Five is a bluegrass G-run
20:40 The foundation to all these styles is the blues
22:02 What's the first documented blues song?
22:50 Blues language = instant bluegrass licks
24:22 Wrapping it up
25:01 Me and My Guitar Hayes and Andy Full Latency Bluegrasss Jam