Looking Out For #1 (tutorial) - cover by Tonedr

[TheRisk222]

Love it! Thanks for the tutorial, I love BTO, Randy said he got some of these licks from Lenni Breau

[tonedr]

thanks for giving your time to check this out....all the best with your music!

dale

[Schellshock70]

Great tutorial! My thumb is sore now. Undone is next!

[tonedr]

thanks for checking it out....all the best with your music!!

dale

[MrDocVenture]

Excellent!  You took it just the right speed, and really have a nice feel for the song! Thanks a million!

[tonedr]

thanks for your kind post....greatly appreciated! All the best with your music,

dale

[g3rrar1]

man, thank you so much for making a lesson on this song. i always wanted to play it! THANKS

[tonedr]

appreciate you checking it out and it's great to hear from another fan of this great tune....all the best with your music!

dale

[tonedr]

really appreciate you checking it out and thanks for the kind post!

dale

[vox1003]

I've wanted to know these chords for a while, nice they are dead acurate to the studio version, however live he changes them around, perhaps its just easier for him to sing overtop, thanks

[tonedr]

thanks for your kind post and taking time to check out the vid.....very appreciated and all the best with your music!

dale

[orion756]

cool lesson. do you have tab for this song??

[tonedr]

i'm sorry i don't - thanks for the kind post and all the best with your music!

dale

[juke699]

Would you consider doing "When Friends Fall Out" by the Guess Who another Bachman composition with a number of jazz chords

[tonedr]

never heard it but i'll sure give it a listen and thanks for watching!

peace,

dale

[juke699]

@tonedr  It's on the American Woman album

[tonedr]

thx!

[FNGGuitarMan]

Dale,

That was such a great lesson! I made it all the way through and all of the chords were new to me... what a great song and learning opportunity. Appreciate your efforts!

[tonedr]

so great to hear you worked it up!! Hopefully there are some things worth stealing for your guitar vocabulary - thanks for your kind post & all the best with your music,

dale

[jim21jam]

Is that a McCarty PRS? Sweet guitar, sounds great for jazz.. I have a PRS Custom 24 with thin wide neck. This is probably the best guitar that I have ever owned and I have owned a ton of em. Excellent lesson again you are very gifted. Check out my former guitar instructor on YouTube his name is Eric Wirsing and also his website. One of the most awesome guitarists I have ever known. Great jazzer.

[tonedr]

it is.....a PRS Hollowbody - i think it's a great model from them and sounds like you've got a GREAT PRS!! They are really beautiful guitars built with a lot of care and experience. I will gladly be checking out your teacher....thanks so much,

dale

[6StringCrunch]

Really enjoy your videos. I always loved this song so it was nice to see it played well.

[tonedr]

really appreciate your kind post......thanks for watching!

dale

[hutz13]

Fantastic song and really appreciate you breaking it down so carefully, I remember back in the day being captivated by Randy's jazz chops on this one and "Blue Collar"

It was such a departure from the mainstream rock stuff at the time and nice of you to mention Lenny Breau, who I understand grew up in the same area as Randy in Winnipeg and shared his knowledge.

There is a great Canadian Film Board documentary on Lenny, worth checking out if you can find it.

[tonedr]

hello, and thanks for your kind and great post! LB was IMO perhaps the most under-know guitar genius of our time. His influence was vast, but he himself seemed to enjoy far to little of the due he deserved. I appreciate the info and will be looking for that documentary.

Randy Bachman has been kind enough to re-master some of LB music in his personal studio. I have the first collection entitled - Pickin' Cotten - it blows me away every time i listen. Stay well, your friend,

dale

[hutz13]

@tonedr yes, I also picked up the Pickin Cotton from Randy's Guitarchives ... it's fantastic. I was looking for the documentary as I thought it would be nice to see it again. No luck on Amazon or eBay but the title was "The genius of lenny breau" a documentary made in 1999.

I'll keep looking and let you know if I happen to find it.

[eckman65]

can you please zoom in closer to the left hand?

[tonedr]

hope you enjoy working this up......thanks for watching!

dale

[rtorresvazquez]

Gracias por la leccion, esta uy bien explicada y sabe enseñar, felicidades.

Saludos desde México

[tonedr]

thanks for watching all the best!

dale

[rtorresvazquez]

@tonedr Gracias Dale, ahora tu eres mi maestro. saludos desde México

Thank you Dale, now you are my teacher, greetings from México

[greenbeld]

excellent choice. thank you sir

[tonedr]

appreciate you checking it out...all the best with your music!

dale

[BasswipeNC]

Sounds good. Love the guitar. I'm gonna get me one of those some day. I may have to settle for a used one though.

[tonedr]

i hope you do they are terrific.....thanks for watching & all the best with your music!

dale

[GuitarEbb]

This is great i always wanted to learn this song. Thanks alot ! bye

[tonedr]

hope you enjoy working it up! All the best with your music,

dale

[lenaspieltblues]

Always exciting to have a look beyond the edge of count (as we say in German)

Thank you and all the best,

sis lena

[tonedr]

you new guitar is a beauty and a great addition to your already great collection! Thanks for your kind post, your bro,

dale

[bkpenta]

Thanks Dale, excellent lesson. Randy Bachmans first love was always jazz of which the influence is clear here.

Always liked this song but never attempted until now.

Cheers, Bruce.

[tonedr]

thanks Bruce for the post and giving your time to listen! Hope you and gang are very well sir,

dale

[snowleopardjcb]

Great job. This is the song that got me interested in jazz. Before I heard this song I was into rock only. I always thought Mr. Bachman was a very underated player.

[tonedr]

Thanks so much for your kind post - this song just seemed to jump off the album at me- great to hear your connection to it!

all the best,

dale

[photodork]

dale, thanks for showing one of my all time favorite bto tunes... and also thanks for mentioning lenny breau. lenny was a giant and so much of him is in randy's tune.

this is wonderful stuff.

thanks again!

[tonedr]

Thanks so much for taking your time to check it and post - LB was nothing short of genius & I appreciate your sharing about him as well!

peace,

dale