Ahhh, now I know wherefrom Ritchie Blackmore got the inspiration to put in a short bit of this on the live version of "Lazy", heard on Deep Purple's 'Made In Japan'
When I was a young teenager (never mind how long ago that was!) :) I was in a bad mood and generally feeling grumpy all day. I heard this song on the radio and it improved my mood for the whole day!
Most enjoyable! This tune was the theme music for the film 'The Stranger Left No Card' - I was in Windsor Berkshire when it was filming and it brings back memories of 1951
Hi daffydoug. Thanks a million for posting this video. This is a great number by chet. Love it. Have been watching many of chet performances on youtube and find it great to be able to do so. Greetings from sri lanka
This, at age of FIVE, was the first song I ever heard by Chet. I decided then and there to learn how to play this magic, and I still am playing professionally. And, you know, I still can't get this ending lick right yet!
Thanks for replying,I think my addled old mind has been playing tricks on me-I am sure you are right and that it wasn't Progressive Pickin' -which of course was decidedly jazzy and would have been a bit out of place on that album,I did also have Teen Scene and that is where I remember it from-the Floyd Cramer original was also very good-very catchy!
@catsmeat1000 No problem! I'm not perfect on my Chet knowledge, either, yet, but I'm getting there. Comes from fourty one years of listening to the master.
I just started a new youtube channel where I do a little pickin of my own.
Do you have a track by Chet called "Sweetie Baby" which was on his "Progessive Pickin'" LP from the early/mid 60's-I seem to recall that it was the B side of "Last Date" by Floyd Cramer originally.
@catsmeat1000 There is a "Sweetie baby" that is the eighth cut on Chet's "Teen Scene" album, but not on progressive pickin' Is that the one you are asking about?
Y`know what ? I think a baby could hear this and say "Oh thats that lovely man Chet Atkins i`d know that sound anywhere".Thats the way mine were brought up ! RCAKEN.Thanks very much.
10 stars forever ....Chet's music is still refreshing to hear and beyond a doubt he will always be remembered and revered as the finest and most recorded guitar player in the history of music...R.I.P. we miss you......
Fantastic! Check out my Dad's site .Winston271001 He wrote the song "Teensville" off Chet's self -titled album "Teensville" Along with The Slop, also written by my Dad "Wayne Cogswell
@arkiedarkie Thank you so much for having typed Washerwoman!! I couldnt remember the name of the irish fiddle tune (Irish Washerwoman) Thanks a lot :D
You said it elsewhere, but no, the songs name is Swedish Rhapsody no 1 for Orchestra, Opus 19. Also known as Midsummers vigil. Composed by Hugo Alfvén 1903.
I listeng to this tune many many moons ago,i must say Chet this is one of my favourates,it took me along time to pick this one and of cource not as good asyou to play this tune I just love to liston and watch you play. you play with such skill&brillants you are the master Mr guitar. I have all of your dvds&vhs and also watch you on youtube.God Bless and i know that you are in Heaven because you left be hind suchbutifull musicfor the whole world. Taffy 800
It must be close to 40 or maybe 45 years ago that my folks bought one of Chets albums, which I still have, with this tune on it. It sounded so good then, but even better now. Talent like his just doesn't wear thin or get stale. Bruce Werner
I love this melody and I try to learn it on guitar. I heard this theme on Deep Purple´s Made in Japan 1972 live recording but never know the name of this song. Great !!! :)
In this piece, Chet Atkins can not be with his genius and puts his "country air" but it is a fun way maestro.Mis in esuchandolo "I see you in my dreams" with Mark Knopfler.Escuchenlo.Saludos from Lima, Peru Enzo Picola.
The computer is a wonderful thing, isn't it? Through its miracle hearts alike can be united in feeling and thought. How I loved him when I was a kid, long ago. ...Spent hours learning everything I could off his records. Got so I played real good. But now, I listen, and remember and KNOW what I knew so deeply then: NO ONE will ever quite equal that magical, effortless touch. No one. Chet is a musical Angel, of another time and place. ...lost, and by the wind mourned, ghosts come back... JS
The tab for this as well as many other Chet Atkins tunes can be seen at the "fretted instruments NYC" website (google it). Now you can play all the tunes of Chet that you've always dreamed of playing!!
daffydoug: Thank you SO SO much for the elegant post. I loved Chet SO much. Thanks and thanks again. JoeRailfan: Thank YOU for your erudite comments; didn't know that. God bless you both. Peace.
This was the first cut on Chet's RCA Victor album "Finger Style Guitar", circa 1957. Can't count the number of times I listened to it (the rest of that album was just as good!). Still can't get used to the sight of Chet playing a Gibson; I always coveted those beautiful Gretschs on his album covers. RIP Chet, a true master.
Ahhh, now I know wherefrom Ritchie Blackmore got the inspiration to put in a short bit of this on the live version of "Lazy", heard on Deep Purple's 'Made In Japan'
PeterVonRock 2 weeks ago
The screen should up to 0.04 have said:
"Loading awesomeness"
Evertale1 2 weeks ago
The man could play. So clean - sorta jazz country and snowy Upsala combined - never knew he played this. Great upload - thnx
neurofire 4 weeks ago
@neurofire You're welcome!
daffydoug 3 weeks ago
When I was a young teenager (never mind how long ago that was!) :) I was in a bad mood and generally feeling grumpy all day. I heard this song on the radio and it improved my mood for the whole day!
Lteuling 1 month ago
Loved this tune since I was small child.
esmedoodles 1 month ago
Most enjoyable! This tune was the theme music for the film 'The Stranger Left No Card' - I was in Windsor Berkshire when it was filming and it brings back memories of 1951
ian3bh89ng 1 month ago
My favorite tune when I was kid... loved instrumental music best. Written by Hugo Alfven
esmedoodles 2 months ago
Does anyone know the model of the guitar in the picture?
sneakysheep6 3 months ago
The best guitar player ever lived on this planet. Period.
GuitarSir 3 months ago 3
@GuitarSir Big amen, there brother!
daffydoug 3 months ago
@daffydoug What about Jimi Hendrix?
DLarony 2 months ago
Amazing!
MrBenni77 3 months ago
He is the best guitar player i hav ever hrd. sure heavy metal solos are fast but a LOT less complicated cuz the notes are really close together.
IamJesusFreek 5 months ago
noone like Chet, never to be forgotten.
floridacracker74 5 months ago
@floridacracker74
Zuluboppa 2 months ago
Hi daffydoug. Thanks a million for posting this video. This is a great number by chet. Love it. Have been watching many of chet performances on youtube and find it great to be able to do so. Greetings from sri lanka
rohini2808 7 months ago 2
@rohini2808 Greetings! Hope everything is well in sri lanka!
daffydoug 7 months ago
@daffydoug everything is now OK in SL. thanks. would love to hear from you about my idol chet. Ayubowan from sri lanka
rohini2808 7 months ago
@rohini2808 Anything you'd like to know, please ask me!
daffydoug 7 months ago
Yup! That's Chet!
daffydoug 7 months ago
This man's timing alone makes my hair stand on end! And the touch on each string is perfect....melody flows live a soothing brook....awesome ability!
Newfie4250 7 months ago
yep
clydehrichards 9 months ago
Words are not eniugh to describe the artistry here in this piece, simply wonderful!!
brucew44guns 1 year ago
Words are not eniugh to describe the artistry here in this piece, simply wonderful!!
brucew44guns 1 year ago
This, at age of FIVE, was the first song I ever heard by Chet. I decided then and there to learn how to play this magic, and I still am playing professionally. And, you know, I still can't get this ending lick right yet!
steveyraynelson 1 year ago
Hi daffydoug
Thanks for replying,I think my addled old mind has been playing tricks on me-I am sure you are right and that it wasn't Progressive Pickin' -which of course was decidedly jazzy and would have been a bit out of place on that album,I did also have Teen Scene and that is where I remember it from-the Floyd Cramer original was also very good-very catchy!
Seasons Greetings
catsmeat1000 1 year ago
@catsmeat1000 No problem! I'm not perfect on my Chet knowledge, either, yet, but I'm getting there. Comes from fourty one years of listening to the master.
I just started a new youtube channel where I do a little pickin of my own.
daffydoug 1 year ago
HI
That was great.
Do you have a track by Chet called "Sweetie Baby" which was on his "Progessive Pickin'" LP from the early/mid 60's-I seem to recall that it was the B side of "Last Date" by Floyd Cramer originally.
catsmeat1000 1 year ago
@catsmeat1000 There is a "Sweetie baby" that is the eighth cut on Chet's "Teen Scene" album, but not on progressive pickin' Is that the one you are asking about?
daffydoug 1 year ago
- there is just something in Chets way of playing, that makes you feel good,,,
JazzyMagician 1 year ago
@JazzyMagician That was his magic!
daffydoug 1 year ago 2
Y`know what ? I think a baby could hear this and say "Oh thats that lovely man Chet Atkins i`d know that sound anywhere".Thats the way mine were brought up ! RCAKEN.Thanks very much.
rcaken 1 year ago
Mange takk
ToryBennyBassiKova 1 year ago
10 stars forever ....Chet's music is still refreshing to hear and beyond a doubt he will always be remembered and revered as the finest and most recorded guitar player in the history of music...R.I.P. we miss you......
WillyJay3461 1 year ago
This is probably the best song Chet ever played...at least it's my favorite piece by Chet. It is flawless...Jack Baker NYC
MrJbaker7 1 year ago
@MrJbaker7 Hi Jack...is Bob Norton still around? We went to high school in the 60s when he was taking lessons from you.
Bill Turner
Pickinbuddy 1 year ago
Hi Pickin,
I have no idea what happened to Bob or where to reach him...wish I did...Jack
MrJbaker7 1 year ago
His timing and expression are beyond words
pissandwind 1 year ago
i heard this one when i was about twelve years old and also one of my favourates
taffy800 1 year ago
Perfect playing, Chet. Just beautiful.
derequwc 1 year ago 5
★★★★★
bibikappa 1 year ago
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Fantastic! Check out my Dad's site .Winston271001 He wrote the song "Teensville" off Chet's self -titled album "Teensville" Along with The Slop, also written by my Dad "Wayne Cogswell
momsgirl2727 1 year ago
one guitar
thats all you need
y2joylen 2 years ago
Uh..er.....I may be wrong but isn't the name of this song Portuguese Washer Woman? As I said, I may be wrong.
arkiedarkie 2 years ago
I was right (about being wrong). It is NOT Portuguese Washer Woman but exactly what it it purported to be.
arkiedarkie 2 years ago 2
@arkiedarkie Thank you so much for having typed Washerwoman!! I couldnt remember the name of the irish fiddle tune (Irish Washerwoman) Thanks a lot :D
Wooter91 2 years ago
It's swedish classical music....if you know what that means
5507156693 2 years ago
You said it elsewhere, but no, the songs name is Swedish Rhapsody no 1 for Orchestra, Opus 19. Also known as Midsummers vigil. Composed by Hugo Alfvén 1903.
MoonEyes2k 1 year ago 2
It's so cool he could be influenced from anywhere and spread it easily to a whole new audience.
whoatethecheesecake 2 years ago
"If your lucky you'll be born in the hills and someone will give you a guitar at a young age and you'll learn to play it with your fingers."
-Chet Atkins
5inthehole 2 years ago
Chet used a 6120 nashville gretsch guitar
da19570 2 years ago
what guitar is that in the pic
Stillillgal 2 years ago
"gibson"
blödmann
AutoNoiseReduction 2 years ago
I listeng to this tune many many moons ago,i must say Chet this is one of my favourates,it took me along time to pick this one and of cource not as good asyou to play this tune I just love to liston and watch you play. you play with such skill&brillants you are the master Mr guitar. I have all of your dvds&vhs and also watch you on youtube.God Bless and i know that you are in Heaven because you left be hind suchbutifull musicfor the whole world. Taffy 800
800taffy 2 years ago
I find that its hard to have a Chet favorite, but this is surely a contender - Thanks!
SoftScience 2 years ago
It must be close to 40 or maybe 45 years ago that my folks bought one of Chets albums, which I still have, with this tune on it. It sounded so good then, but even better now. Talent like his just doesn't wear thin or get stale. Bruce Werner
brucew44guns 2 years ago 2
I love this melody and I try to learn it on guitar. I heard this theme on Deep Purple´s Made in Japan 1972 live recording but never know the name of this song. Great !!! :)
paice87 2 years ago
Beautiful! Love Chet's music! Thanks soo much!
7lloyd777 2 years ago 2
You're welcome!
daffydoug 2 years ago
In this piece, Chet Atkins can not be with his genius and puts his "country air" but it is a fun way maestro.Mis in esuchandolo "I see you in my dreams" with Mark Knopfler.Escuchenlo.Saludos from Lima, Peru Enzo Picola.
enzopicola 2 years ago
The computer is a wonderful thing, isn't it? Through its miracle hearts alike can be united in feeling and thought. How I loved him when I was a kid, long ago. ...Spent hours learning everything I could off his records. Got so I played real good. But now, I listen, and remember and KNOW what I knew so deeply then: NO ONE will ever quite equal that magical, effortless touch. No one. Chet is a musical Angel, of another time and place. ...lost, and by the wind mourned, ghosts come back... JS
191747 2 years ago 13
Very beautifully put, my friend.
daffydoug 2 years ago
The tab for this as well as many other Chet Atkins tunes can be seen at the "fretted instruments NYC" website (google it). Now you can play all the tunes of Chet that you've always dreamed of playing!!
snarnok 2 years ago
daffydoug: Thank you SO SO much for the elegant post. I loved Chet SO much. Thanks and thanks again. JoeRailfan: Thank YOU for your erudite comments; didn't know that. God bless you both. Peace.
1mothra 2 years ago
Thank you so much to whomever posted this.
adamglock 3 years ago
It was me, good ol' Daff, the Chet man
daffydoug 3 years ago 2
This was the first cut on Chet's RCA Victor album "Finger Style Guitar", circa 1957. Can't count the number of times I listened to it (the rest of that album was just as good!). Still can't get used to the sight of Chet playing a Gibson; I always coveted those beautiful Gretschs on his album covers. RIP Chet, a true master.
JoeRailfan 3 years ago
Enjoyed.
Years ago, he signed my wrist when he was in San Francisco Ca and played there!
thetiler 3 years ago
Would love to have seen him and Les Paul get together!!!
ww1065ww 3 years ago
En la foto del video se parece un huevo a Carles Rexach
jaimecivi 3 years ago
Orginal petite waltz is more better than sweedish
freeloop2 3 years ago
Well thank you
for the reply anyway :)
peanutsavage 3 years ago
Brilliant song!
Has any one got a tab?
I downloaded a tab (the only tab online) and it wasn't very good!
peanutsavage 3 years ago
Wish I could give you a tab, but I gave up trying to master these Chet tunes a long time ago! Now I just upload 'em and listen to 'em!
But I'm sure someone out there has a tab, if they will chime in.
daffydoug 3 years ago
Have a look at my comment at the top
snarnok 2 years ago
Yup! lots of imitators, just one Chet!
daffydoug 3 years ago
Nothing sounds more like Chet than this. I agree. this is also one of my all time favourites. Unmistakengly Chet.
fridrikur 3 years ago
Excellent and thanks for posting.
maurieer 3 years ago