Great lesson. I laughed so hard when you said "the Leigh Mullis Band plays it like this...". I thought my computer was having a 'moment' till you said just kidding.
@SteveHacker cuz when I bar up on the 9th fret key strings dont resonate so good,its only a jackson,needs to be set up,bought it for 50 from a high schooler.Had strats and tele's and martins...lost em to the pawn man cuz of my bad habits......Im a drummer by trade from way back anywho, been learning guitar for 40 years hahahah
Excellent! As a beginner with breakfast links for fingers this actually gives me encouragement. I'm kind of an internet Luddite so is there a web site that I can subscribe to video lessons? Do you really give lessons live and if so how does one enroll?
@TheWileymc Thx! I don't have a subscription lesson web site up yet,but I have given it some thought.Oh,yes indeed I teach privately!It's my "Day Job"!LOL! :) Where are you located?I'm in SW Georgia&commute for music biz in Nashville,Los Angeles,etc.,but even if you are not close,I'm kicking off my online web-cam guitar lessons soon.Only in the experimental phase at the moment,but trial web cam lessons are going well :) Go to my web site listed on my profile page for various ways to reach me :)
Steve, I sent you some additional information to the email address on your web site. I am nearby and would like to talk to you about lesson logistics.
Great Vid! Ive been trying to learn this forever by usung Tabs but it just wasnt working for me (usually I can pick up on tabs easily), Now I can play it almost perfectly! Thanks!
Thanks Steve! You rock. Notice friends his right hand technique, does not stop moving, nice steady rhythm comes from that. The groove is from the left hand muting... Tricky to get!
Great lesson (#1). Would there happen to be a lesson #2? I'll be attempting #1 and I'm sure it will be taking 'me' a while to get it. Thanks for the vid.
Very good my friend, the guitar sound is great, perfect for this song, the technique you presented is very good also, the swing awesome, everything. Thank you very much for sharing! If a lived in georgia i would certainly take lessons with you.
Very good my friend, the guitar sound is great, perfect for this song, the technique you presented is very good also, the swing awesome, everything. Thank you very much for sharing! If a lived in georgia i would certainly take lessons with you.
tjh: If you live near Southwest Georgia USA, come sign up to study with me! :-) If not, maybe you would like to consider signing up for my web cam guitar lessons :-)
The chords are no problem now, thank you very much. Will you please do a discussion on that particular strum you're using? I've ran across that in several things and need a little help with it.
OMG! Do you know how many YEARS I have been trying to figure this one out?!
I have always used the "C" configuration on the fourth fret for the E and just lazily barred the A at the fifth fret. Yeah, pretty "hollow" sounding...
I just tried it "your" way and it totally ROCKS! Going to take a bit of getting used to, but I think this is MUCH better sounding! See, even an old character such as I can still learn "new" stuff...LOL.
Thanks Rick! Means a lot to know I'm making a difference. Glad you enjoy it. I have some new stuff coming soon, and a TON of requests that I'm sure I'll never catch up on, but will enjoy trying :-)
Indeed, these instructional vid's ARE making a difference. I like them so much that I have been sharing them with my guitar playing friends! There is much to learn here, and the way you present it makes it easy to learn.
I know about getting dug in and buried under projects...LOL. Been there, my friend!
I will surely be looking for any vid's you can post.:)
Awesome Steve, thanks! What I meant to ask is strictly on the strumming; after the initial E hammer, it's difficult to hear how you strum the next measure: is it simply quickly up and down for five counts or is there something else going on? Appreciate your thoughts!
You may be trying to dig too deeply into the number of times or number of counts for the right hand, but rather, what is important is to keep a steady up and down 16th note strumming pattern. If you'll notice in the video, my right hand more or less doesn't deviate from straight up and down 16ths, and instead, the LEFT HAND dictates the rhythm by a RHYTHMIC SQUEEZING technique; relax the squeeze and you get percussive strikes, and squeeze and you get the chords themselves. Hope that helps :-)
Now I have the notes; how about the strumming; the sound is perfect but I can't tell if you are pulling off the original E hammer; could you please elaborate on the strumming ( is it straight up and down just faster or are there pulls, etc.) Sure have enjoyed the Mullis work!
Thanks man! I have more guitar teaching videos to post, but I'm dealing with some data corruption problems right now. I'll post them asap though...Take care...Steve
Thank you for the tutorial. The first video that really taught me how to play this song.
Kisseil 2 weeks ago
steve hacker! rulez
borus55 5 months ago
what tunning????
robertbombino999 6 months ago
What is the name of that color of your guitar? I seen one at a store but they didn't know the colors name... I think it is very cool
robert112157 6 months ago
Great lesson. I laughed so hard when you said "the Leigh Mullis Band plays it like this...". I thought my computer was having a 'moment' till you said just kidding.
fireballpip 7 months ago
Thanks! Your video is very useful and easy to follow.
Nice work.
74chrisify 10 months ago
very VERY good!
soccerkat396 1 year ago
my guitar sucks grrrr
BerkLeeDrm 1 year ago
@BerkLeeDrm LOL! Why do you say that?
SteveHacker 1 year ago
@SteveHacker cuz when I bar up on the 9th fret key strings dont resonate so good,its only a jackson,needs to be set up,bought it for 50 from a high schooler.Had strats and tele's and martins...lost em to the pawn man cuz of my bad habits......Im a drummer by trade from way back anywho, been learning guitar for 40 years hahahah
BerkLeeDrm 1 year ago
I have the chords down but can you show the strumming?
soccerkat396 1 year ago
Excellent! As a beginner with breakfast links for fingers this actually gives me encouragement. I'm kind of an internet Luddite so is there a web site that I can subscribe to video lessons? Do you really give lessons live and if so how does one enroll?
TheWileymc 1 year ago
@TheWileymc Thx! I don't have a subscription lesson web site up yet,but I have given it some thought.Oh,yes indeed I teach privately!It's my "Day Job"!LOL! :) Where are you located?I'm in SW Georgia&commute for music biz in Nashville,Los Angeles,etc.,but even if you are not close,I'm kicking off my online web-cam guitar lessons soon.Only in the experimental phase at the moment,but trial web cam lessons are going well :) Go to my web site listed on my profile page for various ways to reach me :)
SteveHacker 1 year ago
@SteveHacker
Steve - I sent you an email at the address on your web site. I am nearby and would like to discuss lesson logistics. Many thanks,
TheWileymc 1 year ago
@TheWileymc
Steve, I sent you some additional information to the email address on your web site. I am nearby and would like to talk to you about lesson logistics.
TheWileymc 1 year ago
Great Vid! Ive been trying to learn this forever by usung Tabs but it just wasnt working for me (usually I can pick up on tabs easily), Now I can play it almost perfectly! Thanks!
Cody13IamVelocity 1 year ago
Im a real dunce when trying to pick up songs. Very good lesson, thanks Ive been trying to play this for ages . Regards Bob
BOBMACTUBE 1 year ago
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Your an awesome teacher man. Love your videos. Hopeing you get that sweet home alabama song finished. Definitly lookin forward to it:)
GuitarDude201 1 year ago
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Your an awesome teacher man. Love your videos. Hopeing you get that sweet home alabama song finished. Definitly lookin forward to it:)
GuitarDude201 1 year ago
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Your an awesome teacher man. Love your videos. Hopeing you get that sweet home alabama song finished. Definitly lookin forward to it:)
GuitarDude201 1 year ago
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GuitarDude201 1 year ago
Just fab Steve can't wait for more vids - many many thanks JJ
johnjackson999 1 year ago
is there a 2# part??
feliznico 1 year ago
Thanks Steve! You rock. Notice friends his right hand technique, does not stop moving, nice steady rhythm comes from that. The groove is from the left hand muting... Tricky to get!
FourHimTheGlory 1 year ago
nice right wrist technics.
Raindarsus 1 year ago
I love the way you teach stuff, Steve. Great job!
wannabemybest 1 year ago
Great lesson (#1). Would there happen to be a lesson #2? I'll be attempting #1 and I'm sure it will be taking 'me' a while to get it. Thanks for the vid.
therealsparkman 1 year ago
Very good my friend, the guitar sound is great, perfect for this song, the technique you presented is very good also, the swing awesome, everything. Thank you very much for sharing! If a lived in georgia i would certainly take lessons with you.
danielbspinola 1 year ago
Very good my friend, the guitar sound is great, perfect for this song, the technique you presented is very good also, the swing awesome, everything. Thank you very much for sharing! If a lived in georgia i would certainly take lessons with you.
danielbspinola 1 year ago
hi there thanks for sharing. you explain it very nice and smooth congrats
camkerse 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing. Got a big smile on my face as I strum back the 70s.
NealArbic 1 year ago
Thanks! :-)
SteveHacker 1 year ago
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Will you please do a discussion on that particular strum you're using?
Thanx..
Willymacky275 1 year ago
i love this song but i still cant play it :( :( :( i cant get the picking rhythm AT ALL! UGHHHHH!
tjh31993 2 years ago
tjh: If you live near Southwest Georgia USA, come sign up to study with me! :-) If not, maybe you would like to consider signing up for my web cam guitar lessons :-)
SteveHacker 2 years ago
tet
fjsknowles 2 years ago
wow...love this...will def. be stopping back to check out your other vids...<3
guitarrx3girl 2 years ago
The chords are no problem now, thank you very much. Will you please do a discussion on that particular strum you're using? I've ran across that in several things and need a little help with it.
Maestrp37388 2 years ago
so good....so helpful to watch.....5 stars!
davidroguemusic 2 years ago
OMG! Do you know how many YEARS I have been trying to figure this one out?!
I have always used the "C" configuration on the fourth fret for the E and just lazily barred the A at the fifth fret. Yeah, pretty "hollow" sounding...
I just tried it "your" way and it totally ROCKS! Going to take a bit of getting used to, but I think this is MUCH better sounding! See, even an old character such as I can still learn "new" stuff...LOL.
Once again, Steve, THANK YOU!
Rick
rickbell7 2 years ago
PS: I fully agree with you about the open sixth string on the E. It HAS to be there! Same with the open fifth string on the A.
Keep up the great work, my friend!
Rick
rickbell7 2 years ago 2
Thanks Rick! Means a lot to know I'm making a difference. Glad you enjoy it. I have some new stuff coming soon, and a TON of requests that I'm sure I'll never catch up on, but will enjoy trying :-)
SteveHacker 2 years ago
Indeed, these instructional vid's ARE making a difference. I like them so much that I have been sharing them with my guitar playing friends! There is much to learn here, and the way you present it makes it easy to learn.
I know about getting dug in and buried under projects...LOL. Been there, my friend!
I will surely be looking for any vid's you can post.:)
Rick
rickbell7 2 years ago
Perfect! Got it...You da' MAN!!
tkfisherco 2 years ago
Awesome Steve, thanks! What I meant to ask is strictly on the strumming; after the initial E hammer, it's difficult to hear how you strum the next measure: is it simply quickly up and down for five counts or is there something else going on? Appreciate your thoughts!
tkfisherco 2 years ago
You may be trying to dig too deeply into the number of times or number of counts for the right hand, but rather, what is important is to keep a steady up and down 16th note strumming pattern. If you'll notice in the video, my right hand more or less doesn't deviate from straight up and down 16ths, and instead, the LEFT HAND dictates the rhythm by a RHYTHMIC SQUEEZING technique; relax the squeeze and you get percussive strikes, and squeeze and you get the chords themselves. Hope that helps :-)
SteveHacker 2 years ago
Way cool! Been trying to get this for years!
Now I have the notes; how about the strumming; the sound is perfect but I can't tell if you are pulling off the original E hammer; could you please elaborate on the strumming ( is it straight up and down just faster or are there pulls, etc.) Sure have enjoyed the Mullis work!
tkfisherco 2 years ago
YOU'RE THE MAN!
bagleyfilms 2 years ago
Thanks man! I have more guitar teaching videos to post, but I'm dealing with some data corruption problems right now. I'll post them asap though...Take care...Steve
SteveHacker 2 years ago
Sweet Steve!
=)
BassSlasher 2 years ago
Thanks man :-)
SteveHacker 2 years ago
Cool. Have a lot of thanks..
The rhythm was relay tricky to me. After your lesson it becomes finaly good..
marccologne 2 years ago
awesome ! ! play jazz please
tbs8888 2 years ago