I used to think that this song was just a southern Amercian song, but I watched the show on moonshining and realised what this song was all about. I love it
Love the vid. How are you playing the G chord in Drop D? I've been fretting the 6th string at the 5th fret and fretting the 1st string at the 3rd fret. Also I think playing the C without fretting the 4th string at the second fret sounds right.
Also the album version is definitely in D, but when Steve plays it solo he appears to take a Keyser capo and put it on strings 1-5 only at the 2nd fret. This way you can use a standard shape G (A) chord but you still have that open sixth string droning.
hi , kinda hard to see what your doing , have you tabbed this? the second part of the intro rif is throwing me a bit. this is probably the best cover of this on u tube , certainly the most accurate sounding version and it does sound like it would be a blast at partys. any chance of a better vid perhaps? pleeeeease? :0)
I pretty much play it the same way with standard tuning, with a regular G, but everyone else seems to use drop D. I shove a C chord in there too, especially in the last verse, to change it around a bit... but you play it a lot better than I do. Nice video.
@Adnamira - Glad you liked it. For me the drop D makes the the tune. It can ring while the intro notes are played and sort of mimics the bagpipes in the original, great when playing solo.
@mosybohica Ah, I tried it, and I think you are right - it does sound better. I still like to whack that C chord in, but I found I can still do it by using an abbreviated bar chord. I think I actually play copperhead road in a whatsimilodian mode of the G scale, but there is no reason drop D shouldn't work for that.
Sounds good great lesson but its to dark to see what your doing could you do one telling string and fret and strum pattern
ericlangley420 1 month ago
could you re do this vid? would be nice thanks your a great instructor. thanks
experienceit2 1 month ago
I used to think that this song was just a southern Amercian song, but I watched the show on moonshining and realised what this song was all about. I love it
Roxy4217 2 months ago
great! thanks
freespirit61 2 months ago
Thanks much. I can play it.
MasonFenwick 2 months ago
Love the vid. How are you playing the G chord in Drop D? I've been fretting the 6th string at the 5th fret and fretting the 1st string at the 3rd fret. Also I think playing the C without fretting the 4th string at the second fret sounds right.
Also the album version is definitely in D, but when Steve plays it solo he appears to take a Keyser capo and put it on strings 1-5 only at the 2nd fret. This way you can use a standard shape G (A) chord but you still have that open sixth string droning.
MultiBluesky09 3 months ago
i am officially requesting a updated tutorial on this, i like how you're doing the lead, but i can not figure it out!
autonami 4 months ago
can't figure out what your doing when you shift to the higher chord. I'm a beginner, but you don't explain clearly what you're doing.
hulltroy 6 months ago
Very nice man, wish that I could see more but great video!!
82cornbread 6 months ago in playlist al and ashley
I like it bro.
joolivas 7 months ago
Good stuff.
hulltroy 7 months ago
Really like it man, I wish that I could get a tab for the intro, because the lighting was not the best and hard to see.
brooks1821 10 months ago
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Love it. Thanks for the Vids.
bacelines 1 year ago
Dude, lovei ti. thanks for the vids.
bacelines 1 year ago
copper head road love the song and you do an awsome job thanks for the help
forbzee63 1 year ago
hi , kinda hard to see what your doing , have you tabbed this? the second part of the intro rif is throwing me a bit. this is probably the best cover of this on u tube , certainly the most accurate sounding version and it does sound like it would be a blast at partys. any chance of a better vid perhaps? pleeeeease? :0)
nobberING 1 year ago
I pretty much play it the same way with standard tuning, with a regular G, but everyone else seems to use drop D. I shove a C chord in there too, especially in the last verse, to change it around a bit... but you play it a lot better than I do. Nice video.
Adnamira 1 year ago
@Adnamira - Glad you liked it. For me the drop D makes the the tune. It can ring while the intro notes are played and sort of mimics the bagpipes in the original, great when playing solo.
mosybohica 1 year ago
@mosybohica Ah, I tried it, and I think you are right - it does sound better. I still like to whack that C chord in, but I found I can still do it by using an abbreviated bar chord. I think I actually play copperhead road in a whatsimilodian mode of the G scale, but there is no reason drop D shouldn't work for that.
Adnamira 1 year ago
Great job, video is a little dark so makes it difficult to see, but great job
bobbyirvin 1 year ago
Thanks, yeah the lighting wasn't the best. I have a new camera now and my newer posts are much clearer.
mosybohica 1 year ago