I've been wanting to learn some blues stuff for ages!! a really simple break down with a ton of new sounds from all over the fret coard to play with, awesome!! and thanks!
I'd say in both ways.. since I like variety I'd go on the good way side, but I have no doubt that people would say that this sounds kinda like blues heresy.. then again I say good job :P
I'd say in both ways.. since I like variety I'd go on the good way side, but I have no doubt that people would say that this sounds kinda like blues heresy.. then again I say good job :P
Thank you for taking time out and helping everyone. I appreciate what you are doing!! My dad was a Blues man back in the day. I have it in me to be one too! AWESOME
Hey Univibe23, not sure what you are on about with the 'sarcasm' comment, but all I was doing was laughing about what I thought was a funny misspelling... lesions for lessons.
It really did make me laugh to picture someone working so hard to keep up with this lesson that they got lesions, yet still thought they were wonderful.
I still think it's a good lesson, and I like the others I've seen by haywyre62.
Break it down into chunks. For example, practice only the first three chords until you get them down. Then add the fourth chord, and practice that until you get it down, and so on.
on the 3rd chord u say u have B, G and B... its not rly how u pronounced them.. the proper notes for them are B, E and A which is an Esus4 chord.. u have a couple of mistake here and there but a great lesson ;)
Really good lesson, i particularly liked the way you showed the tab, it is very easy to understand and better than many an instrucional video I have parted with cash for! Keep up the good work
@haywyre62 would that be one of the fabled JV series from the 80's? I have an 80's jap strat and my god it can sing, but it's late 80's and missed the "glory days" of 80's Japanese strats.
Minor correction: In the video, I forgot to show playing the Db9 before going to the A note (5th fret on the low E). The on-screen tab is correct. Sorry for the confusion.
fantastic run, thanks.
ArielsSmartyPants 6 months ago
great!!! so many ideas with those chords!!! thanx!
aliothalive 8 months ago
thank's for videos im mexican guy i love blues and you help me alot to unders the blues thanks alot and good videos
erickguitar550 8 months ago
I've been wanting to learn some blues stuff for ages!! a really simple break down with a ton of new sounds from all over the fret coard to play with, awesome!! and thanks!
nicbongo 1 year ago
mrmtm11..What?????? check out Robert Deans guitar lessons on youtube
MrMtm11 1 year ago
good lesson keep up!!!
TheFearco 1 year ago
eres grande magazo,or, you are the big magic man, gracias from México
79102193 1 year ago
nice
jimmybassman1 1 year ago
how did u add the tab on the screen
believin13 1 year ago
Very nice. Works great in a power trio.
jimmybassman1 1 year ago
it reminds me of django reindhart.... am i right ? :D
maksimegaloman 1 year ago
AWESOME !!! THANKS ! goona learn right NOoooooooooooW !
PYJIET 1 year ago
I would appreciate if you let us know the names of all the cords you are using here in addition to the 9th cords. Thanks.
blanket92001 1 year ago
Nice run. I prefer to play it clean plucking the chords with pick and fingers. Sounds really nice.
DutchVanSaxon 1 year ago
Thank you for giving your time to do these. . this is a cool piece. . got to get my Gretsch for this one. . Thanks again. . . Kirk
74LesPaul 1 year ago
That is not the blues. There is nothing blue about it.
arbonac 1 year ago
@arbonac Uhh it's totally blues.
DutchVanSaxon 1 year ago
Love it, thankyou!
You are helping me to broaden my musical horizons.
PhilipPorter 1 year ago
sounds awful!?
masibubu 1 year ago
sounds like shit
renegade64375 1 year ago
meh
TubeYouGuru 1 year ago
quite excellent, any possibility of uploading a backing track of this? thanks!
stsgabe 1 year ago
Mike, I do so appreciate all that you share with us on YouTube.
hmmwhippet 1 year ago
This is really nice, just what I've been looking for to mix up that same old A blues stuff!
awsedwer 1 year ago
great stuff. i'm really learning a lot. but these tabs seem upside down?
m703324 2 years ago
@m703324 All tabs have the thin e string at top and the thickest e string on the bottom. :)
SavantSvant 1 year ago
Absurd.
saxby01 2 years ago
Absurd in a good way or absurd in a bad way?
haywyre62 2 years ago 5
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I'd say in both ways.. since I like variety I'd go on the good way side, but I have no doubt that people would say that this sounds kinda like blues heresy.. then again I say good job :P
martramT 1 year ago
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@haywyre62
I'd say in both ways.. since I like variety I'd go on the good way side, but I have no doubt that people would say that this sounds kinda like blues heresy.. then again I say good job :P
martramT 1 year ago
@haywyre62 absurd is never in a good way...
vesperlovett 1 year ago
@haywyre62 Good way :D
edcomijo 1 year ago
Good job !
zazaphilou 2 years ago
WOW!
loldacz 2 years ago
Thank you for taking time out and helping everyone. I appreciate what you are doing!! My dad was a Blues man back in the day. I have it in me to be one too! AWESOME
BartleyNorman 2 years ago
Hello, I cant find the info button to get the tab, can someone help? Looked everywhere
damandre33 2 years ago
Hey Blues Fans !
YouTwilightWaker 2 years ago 11
hi all
am an intermediate level guitarest ,to me the video is the best of a kind, jazz on
happyo69 2 years ago
Hey Univibe23, not sure what you are on about with the 'sarcasm' comment, but all I was doing was laughing about what I thought was a funny misspelling... lesions for lessons.
It really did make me laugh to picture someone working so hard to keep up with this lesson that they got lesions, yet still thought they were wonderful.
I still think it's a good lesson, and I like the others I've seen by haywyre62.
Thanks guy for the videos!
wsmac7 2 years ago
also the best excercise Ive come across so far THANKS A BUNCH
respectiveperspectiv 2 years ago
Thanks
Manoloerdelbombo 2 years ago
can ya shake that guitar up and down a little more .... makes it very easy to follow :b
just kiddin ya .... great playing!!!!
joeylodes 2 years ago
THANK YOU for these wonderful lesions --and taking the time to share your great playing skills so patiently with/for us!!
univibe23 2 years ago
Sorry, but I can't help but laugh my a** off about your "wonderful lesions" you got from him. You must really be playing this a LOT!
I hope you like his lessons too! ;-)
Seriously, I've just spent the last half hour going through a bunch of haywyre62's videos and I'm having fun playing them on my Gretsch.
wsmac7 2 years ago
Sarcasm. Look up the definition toolyou may need in Junior High--this year :]
univibe23 2 years ago
Wow, I always wondered how to get that sound.
Markohoppis 2 years ago
Great job
Scales belong on fish....
"Bar chords keep the door shut" CAW
Always interested in other people's voicings....thx
techniques
CAW2009CharlotteNC 2 years ago
Haha jazzy feelin'!
esoterium 2 years ago
just magnificent playing man
synthesizer301 2 years ago
hey bluesfans...
claptonisgod1971 2 years ago
that was really really jazzy......
ibzzibrahim 3 years ago
That was really helpfull. Appreciate the lesson
Rhuarc 3 years ago
Really cool! This is gonna really help me build my blues vocabulary. 5 stars.
ThePathofHavoc 3 years ago
Many,many thanks ! !
PeteBehnson 3 years ago
hello. please could you tell me if youre playing on the upstroke?thanks
dpwillmott 3 years ago
viva el dotor
gorogustavo 3 years ago
great lesson, but I struggle to learn it to that speed. Any tips on how to get the speed?
stevlam 3 years ago
Break it down into chunks. For example, practice only the first three chords until you get them down. Then add the fourth chord, and practice that until you get it down, and so on.
haywyre62 3 years ago
thanks, thats helped.
stevlam 3 years ago
great lesson,thanx.. good to see the p.o.d in the background!
mifski 3 years ago
Fantastic! Thank you very much for this lesson!
TapGuitars 3 years ago
do you know what those chords are? I'd like to be able to transpose this to other keys as well
getupanddosomething 3 years ago
i luv the sounds..its very beautifull,,this is one of the most beautifull sound i ever heared..thanks for this lesson...
ceijaie 3 years ago
***** !!
PENTADACTYLON 3 years ago
This was really good, one of the best lessons iv'e learned from so far, really good. 5stars
123DTRAY123 3 years ago
this is damn nice. what do u call this kinda lick? is this a danny gatton kinda thing?
jigglyj0 3 years ago
good job guy, but you need new strings...it sounds horrible^^
MalteNB 3 years ago
i dig this bigtime man. awesome
majors2244 3 years ago
on the 3rd chord u say u have B, G and B... its not rly how u pronounced them.. the proper notes for them are B, E and A which is an Esus4 chord.. u have a couple of mistake here and there but a great lesson ;)
info2new 3 years ago
thanks wyre, I enjoy the ninth chord and appreciate your licks, t-bone style.....hog~~
hogr2 3 years ago
nice one... its easy to play and it sounds great
hyperzippoguy 4 years ago 2
many thanks, you bring the blues to me!
MelBluesy 4 years ago
"hey blues faaanss..."
sonildo 4 years ago
jajajajajajaj
PachiRock 4 years ago
Really good lesson, i particularly liked the way you showed the tab, it is very easy to understand and better than many an instrucional video I have parted with cash for! Keep up the good work
ojdoubleyou 4 years ago 2
Cool lesson ,I love it.Keep sharing your talent..God Bless You
rasalapatuski 4 years ago
Hi
Forgot 1 thing : What kind of gear are you using?
Cheers,
Krelle1967 4 years ago
Nothing special. Just a Japanese Strat played through a Line6 POD 2.0 and a little Crate practice amp.
haywyre62 4 years ago
@haywyre62 would that be one of the fabled JV series from the 80's? I have an 80's jap strat and my god it can sing, but it's late 80's and missed the "glory days" of 80's Japanese strats.
fenderkid6 4 months ago
Nice...loved it...
Sounds great and pretty easy too.
Good lesson..keep them commin´
Krelle1967 4 years ago
Excelente
ajregistro 4 years ago
Great lesson !!!! I learned alot.
nnwm5m355 4 years ago
very good, you are a master teacher because you make that its easy
thank
jose silva lima peru
josesilva2007 4 years ago
yeah, its true.. (pachi from argentina)
PachiRock 4 years ago
glad I found you on youtube like your playing and teaching style have learned a lot from you quickly
thanks again
93652 4 years ago
Thanks. I'm on vacation for three weeks, but I'll create some new lessons when I get back.
haywyre62 4 years ago
super lesson! I am curious what the names of the first few chords are.
bammerwiki 4 years ago
E add9, and D add9...I think
haywyre62 4 years ago
Thanks!
bammerwiki 3 years ago
Minor correction: In the video, I forgot to show playing the Db9 before going to the A note (5th fret on the low E). The on-screen tab is correct. Sorry for the confusion.
haywyre62 4 years ago