Stray Cat Strut 3/3

[rickjackieb]

Hey Joe (get it? jk) (Seriously) Excellent job putting together the lesson!!! Most Utube "lessons" aren't this detailed and specific; they typically encompass "lesson' in the title and simply show someone playing the song/lick slowly and extremely close-up! Thanks for some insight on Rockabilly as well. Nice playing. A new subscriber. Peace.

[gtrjoeles]

@rickjackieb I really appreciate the kind words; it makes it all worth it ~ My Very Best ~ Joe

[PolyQuasi]

Cheers.

[yodpod]

Thanks Joe! The Name is mark(54yrs old).Never to late!! Right into playing! Pay it forward you say! You're going to guitar heaven for sure! Practicing everyday till I get it! Thanks again! Mark from Vancouver B.C.

[yodpod]

Thanks! I'm still working on my theory off the internet too! I'm getting close to being able to figure why they are called what they are called! It will come in time! Like I never thought I would be able tto learn this song! It was all you! You are doing a great service to all guitar players! I've been playing a cheap acoustic for the last 2 years! I just love playing! Gretsch store is my next stop! Soon as I save my pennies! Thanks, I have it all written down and can just about play it! :)

[gtrjoeles]

@yodpod You're welcome; theory does help. Took me years of struggling to realize that. I'm not an expert, but there are a lot of tools like the internet that help. I'm glad to provide these songs for everyone-it's become a hobby and a great way to learn songs to share. I wish I had it starting out, but I didn't so the least I can do is help those that do have it now....pay it forward! ~My best~ Joe

[yodpod]

What is that last chord at the end 7:30 called please?

[gtrjoeles]

@yodpod it's an F13; 13th chords are very common in jazz & rockabilly ~ Hope that helps ~ Joe

[tdhoneycutttn]

great job.....awesome.....thanks

[gtrjoeles]

@tdhoneycutttn You're most welcome ~ my best ~ Joe

[yodpod]

Thank you!

[yylszk]

thank you , I have been trying to figure out the first lead break for years. this ahs been like the holy grail for me again thanks

[gtrjoeles]

@yylszk Great, I'm glad to help ~ Joe

[arkmayeekgayadday]

@yylszk exactly what I say!!!

[fueradeljuego]

very helpful and much appreciated. One comment (maybe some one else has pointed this out). I wouldn't call that chord a "Fm-flat-fifth" as you say a couple of times (such as at 6:14). It's clearly a dominant chord to take you back to the root (Cm). So it's a variant of a G7 chord. More precisely a G7flat9flat6 or sharp 5 if you want to think of it as an augmented dominant, a chord that Setzer clearly loves, and why not, it sounds great :)

[gtrjoeles]

@fueradeljuego Thanks, always good to learn something new.

[carlocitos]

You have got the magic of knowing how to share! thanks a lot!

[gtrjoeles]

@carlocitos You are most welcome, I'm happy that you like the video's and took the time to let me know. ~ Joe

[TheBeatlesfan1991]

thank you sir, i love this song once i heard of it. haha i thought when i first found this band it was a 50s band xDDD then i found out they were from the 80s i was like omg dude theblues still carried through to the 80s? thats amazing!!! i really want to learn this. i've been playing for about 3 to 4 years and just got my 4th gutiar a Gretsch duojet electromatic same as George Harrison so i know i will be able to pull most of the sounds. even though its not ahollow body

[vierdiez]

You got it all wrong!!... Just kidding ha,ha,ha!! Thanks a lot for the lesson, great tone, great guitar, great playing and teaching skills!!

[Xandros1501]

Excellent tutorial! I'm really happy i found this. Really helped me to learn this song!

[gtrjoeles]

@Xandros1501 Freut mich zu helfen, schätze ich den Kommentar. Achten Sie darauf, mein Freund.

Joe

[Tobeshadow]

Great tutorials man, and fab tone, cheers from england :)

[ManMartin]

thanks a lot for this tutorial, I discover thanks to you some hidden thicks.... cheers from Spain

[gtrjoeles]

Great-glad you like!!!