Spectacular lesson. I'm a total beginner and you are one of the few people who actually shows a simple, easy version of the song at hand. You are also the only person to clearly define and teach the strum pattern. THANKS!
I can't explain it but I seem to get more from your instruction than others. ( no b.s. ) I have been teaching myself ( with the help of youtube) to play the guitar for 2 1/2 years. Your strumming etc makes sense and I am adapting to it . Thanks, Oak.
It appears that your first strum for each new note you only play half of the strings. Otherwise strumming all 6 string each time doesn't produce the same rhythm as you. Example, your first note is the E note but you only hit the first 3 strings instead of going down through all 6. Would this be correct?
@720rodney Depends on the guitar your using. If it's a classical guitar use nylon. Nothing wrong with a classical style guitar, they sound great, you just use your fingers mostly in classical. Usually not good to use a std pick for nylon strings, thumb picks ok. What kind/style/type guitar do you have?
Great song for beginners (and intermediate-s) to learn, and very well taught! I had wanted to know the strumming pattern for a while (Johnny moves way too much in live videos I've seen to pick it up from him).
When I first came here, it was just to hear a song I wanted to hear covered...but before I knew it I had my guitar in my lap and was strumming away and was surprised to learn things here and there that I had never learned before, or just things I had overlooked myself (because I'm self-taught) very cool place for beginners AND intermediate players too like myself.
I find it matches the live at folsom prison recording (the most famous one) with a capo on the first fret. See my channel for a multitrack cover of this : )
However, although I play in the same key as shown here (E), the intro I have is different than yours. I have third fret A x3, second fret D x3, third fret A, third fret E (bend), first fret E. Maybe not an issue but perhaps this is why the intro sounds "off"?
Nice lesson! Thanks - one of my dad's favorite songs. All of the tabs I can find for this song don't include the E7, but I wrote it in. Thanks for this!
Hey there teach lol. You might want to let all of your many students know that this song isn't In E. It's in Fmajor. You play the E shape cause it's Capo'd.
@Sheepshaggingtaff Anybody who is amateur enough to need a lesson video on a Johnny Cash song, probably needs that information to play along with the song. Tool.
@ariexmae Sorry we can't all live up to your standard, Mr fucking Hendrix ! If you are as good as you really think you are, which I very much doubt, remember one thing.......You were a beginner at one stage........COCK!
@Sheepshaggingtaff Yes mate!! you has deffently got a point .. It doesnt matter how good at playing the guitar ariexmae is or THINKS he is does not it most certainly does not avoid the fact he's a pretentious twat and nothing will ever change that. I rate you bro
@Sheepshaggingtaff i started to get the change smoother by leaving out the little finger and just changing to a "d7" shape on the fifth string 2nd fret 4th string first fret and 3rd string 2nd fret and making sure you don't strum the first string,once this becomes natural and smooth you can start to place the little finger on the first string 2nd fret to complete the full "B7" chord.it all soons become natural enough with practise so keep on rocking my friend.hope this helps?
@MrEpiphoneplayer Thanks, I got it together now. I can play it well after a couple of weeks practice. Im hitting the bass notes no trouble too. I can also sing along to the song whilst playing, but i'm tone deaf and can't sing to save my life, so don't expect to see a vid on here of me playing lol! I've moved on to paradise city and the beatles now, its relaxing and a great challenge learning guitar. Keep strumming dude!
@Sheepshaggingtaff BTW,i think that ariexmae was only making the point it should be capoed at the first fret if a beginner wanted to play along with the original tune as it was recorded in F major,the guy on the vid says it won't sound right if you play like his description here in the video as (in his words)"i don't know if the original recording has been speeded up or something" so i don't think he was being pretentious,just trying to help beginners,but maybe worded it the wrong way?peace.
Dude, we understand that you are trying to promote your website and your "charts" but stop the "acting". You keep looking at your charts like you have never played this song in your life. You're a good instructor though.
Thank you. I am a huge Johnny Cash fan and I just bought a guitar. This will be the first song I am going to learn. Thanks for the help. I'm sure I will be watching this a thousand more times.
Thanks to Bernie King (R.I.P.), my next door neighbor, who taught me this tune as a kid--- my very first tune!---that was many "moons ago. Thanks "sage" for the refresher.
While his version does sound good, it is not the way it was played originally. To be fair, however, Johnny Cash wasn't a very good guitar player. That's good for us because his songs are easier to play. If you are looking to learn Luther's (Johnny Cash's back up guitar) part, I recommend Lerb21.
To learn JC's part, all you have to do (for any song really) is get the strumming down, and use these 3 chords: E, A, B7
Pre 70's, these were the favored chords used (and the occasional C and G)
@iRECKONER 1st finger on 1st fret of the D-string + 2nd finger on the 2nd fret of the A-string + 3rd finger on the 2nd fret of the G-string + 4th finger on the 2nd fret of the high e-string.
Thanks, man, this was very helpful... Only one suggestion: it would be great if you can show with more detail the position of your fingers for every note.
how do you do that clicking sound that johnny does on his guitar usually i strum on the high neck of the guitar but the clicking still isn't loud enough can anybody help me please?
Well, to stop the arguing between people about what tuning it is or not. The first recording of Folsom Prison Blues, Johnny, Luther and Marshall were tuned up to F.
So, Either tune up to F or put a capo on the first fret, Same thing.
hey mate ive be watching ur vidoes and its helpd out heaps ive been playin for a couple of weeks and ive gt everythin dwn packed but its just listening to the beat of the song that gets me is ther nythin that i can do to improve on that nd cn u do a brad praisley song whiskey lullaby the picking ive learnt heaps like cash and all utha songs like matchbox 20 culd you do a couple of dem as well thx ur an awsum guitar player ive bought a guitar wrth 800 do you thnk i spnt to much i dnt thnk so thx
people who are leaveing negative comments.. your bell ends!! im sure this bloke has better things to do with his time, but insted he is passing on his knowlidge!! so do one if you dont like the way his doing it!! keep it up mate good job!!
The recording you're talking about isn't off pitch actually, it's not in E but in F (both studio recording from 1956 and the Folsom Prison Recording from 1968). Which by no means is a changing of the chords, but Luther & Johnny tuned up their guitars one step usually (a capo would do as well for sure).
I'm also pretty positive they didn't play the "E7" and John strummed it a little "less modernly".
Just some annotations to make your instruction perfect, coming from a detailed Johnny Cash fan ;-)
Thank you Johi2410. Great information. I thought when I played this(tuned up) it was still off about a quarter step. I knew it was in F and have heard it in F# too. Thanks again.
Spectacular lesson. I'm a total beginner and you are one of the few people who actually shows a simple, easy version of the song at hand. You are also the only person to clearly define and teach the strum pattern. THANKS!
burnyourhonda 1 month ago
This is easily one of the very best Guitar lessons on Youtube--by anyone. Thanks.
wreckim 1 month ago
@wreckim Thanks friend!
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yourguitarsage 1 month ago
I can't explain it but I seem to get more from your instruction than others. ( no b.s. ) I have been teaching myself ( with the help of youtube) to play the guitar for 2 1/2 years. Your strumming etc makes sense and I am adapting to it . Thanks, Oak.
oaklandfla2 2 months ago in playlist oaklandfla2's favorites
@oaklandfla2 Thanks friend. Well, this is what I do for a living and for some time now, so figure out different ways to get your ideas across.
yourguitarsage 2 months ago
Finally a video that's slow enough and comprehensive enough to give me confidence to try.
masonwriteon2525 3 months ago
Thanks for uploading this and being awesome...
ducati321 4 months ago
It appears that your first strum for each new note you only play half of the strings. Otherwise strumming all 6 string each time doesn't produce the same rhythm as you. Example, your first note is the E note but you only hit the first 3 strings instead of going down through all 6. Would this be correct?
aquariex24 4 months ago
@aquariex24 yup!
yourguitarsage 1 month ago
Don't pay mind to the neg comments boss, this is good intruction.
Oak.
oaklandfla2 4 months ago in playlist oaklandfla2's Favorited Videos
well after seeing this decided i might as well do some teaching videos
dearlpitts1 5 months ago
Thank's Boss.
slugedinahead 5 months ago
Needs a chord chart for this?.
tuguybear 5 months ago
how is this beginner?
TheShannonMontana 5 months ago
Thanks much. Was easy to follow. Oak
oaklandfla2 5 months ago
can u taech some good beatles or good 70s music really apreciate it thanks
thekillers913 6 months ago 2
press 4 fast and thats what you mom is
goatface88 7 months ago
just started playing guitar, what is the better nylon strings down the bottom or metel?
720rodney 7 months ago
@720rodney Depends on the guitar your using. If it's a classical guitar use nylon. Nothing wrong with a classical style guitar, they sound great, you just use your fingers mostly in classical. Usually not good to use a std pick for nylon strings, thumb picks ok. What kind/style/type guitar do you have?
smooretogo 7 months ago
All the tabs I google are in E like yours. This is wrong. All the youtube ones are in F.
How can this always happen with chords on the internet?
DaveAlswager 7 months ago
rong key :/ i think your a step down
XxD3ADxTR33xX 7 months ago
Great song for beginners (and intermediate-s) to learn, and very well taught! I had wanted to know the strumming pattern for a while (Johnny moves way too much in live videos I've seen to pick it up from him).
Cheers!
hazuinf 8 months ago
When I first came here, it was just to hear a song I wanted to hear covered...but before I knew it I had my guitar in my lap and was strumming away and was surprised to learn things here and there that I had never learned before, or just things I had overlooked myself (because I'm self-taught) very cool place for beginners AND intermediate players too like myself.
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RexPearson1 8 months ago
Haha. When I first saw the link to your website, I thought, "How odd! Why would I want to learn my guitar's age?" :c) Nice lesson. Thx
daveandmairi 8 months ago
For strumming, i'd go down down up up down up.. but whatever :) cool lesson though.
Belgianidiot 8 months ago
Thanks for explaining the stum pattern!!!!
ChristysKitchen 8 months ago
Thank you thank you thank you!!!!
emmaleeann76 9 months ago
lkjh
oreocoffie234 9 months ago
Thank you so much man! I was trying to do this off of a tab and this was so much more helpful.
6iceman5 9 months ago
Help me ALOT man
rly thanks
bmwagain 9 months ago
thanks dude!!
dddorthy23 9 months ago
Very helpful man thank you.
acousticfoxx 10 months ago
Shit its hard to hit that b7
wallykav1516 10 months ago
Its off because Cash plays it with a Capo on the first fret.
xuprmemofo 10 months ago 11
@xuprmemofo I like it the way Cash plays it, Once you learn the song its hard not to stop playing it xD
score38 3 months ago
:D Thanxz!
Zephyrus34 10 months ago
kwl voice sounds awesome man
coolmandaz 11 months ago
I love you.
bump40 1 year ago
I find it matches the live at folsom prison recording (the most famous one) with a capo on the first fret. See my channel for a multitrack cover of this : )
finlarg 1 year ago
However, although I play in the same key as shown here (E), the intro I have is different than yours. I have third fret A x3, second fret D x3, third fret A, third fret E (bend), first fret E. Maybe not an issue but perhaps this is why the intro sounds "off"?
Cheers!
Preirin 1 year ago
@Preirin you got too many notes there brah
jimmyvincent72 11 months ago
Nice lesson! Thanks - one of my dad's favorite songs. All of the tabs I can find for this song don't include the E7, but I wrote it in. Thanks for this!
Preirin 1 year ago
Awesome job, thank you...
cwthevegascalboy 1 year ago
happy new yearssssssss!
Axion3812 1 year ago
what kind of guitar is that?
korni54 1 year ago
Hey there teach lol. You might want to let all of your many students know that this song isn't In E. It's in Fmajor. You play the E shape cause it's Capo'd.
ariexmae 1 year ago
can you do a lesson for Big Iron by Morty Robbins?
HateBigGummedRetards 1 year ago
pause it on 0:00 , rofl
ShaKenNumber10 1 year ago 50
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haha thanks for the laugh!
brianbunt1 1 year ago
@ShaKenNumber10 jizz in ma pantsss
freddyzcount90 6 months ago
@freddyzcount90 HAHAHAH, you all are wrong!
yourguitarsage 6 months ago
@ShaKenNumber10 If you repeatedly click 0:00 its even better.
FrederickVirus 6 months ago
great video thanks very much..!!
gaaar4 1 year ago
what is the strum pattern
judgesfootball54 1 year ago
@judgesfootball54 D/D/D/U/D/U D/D/D/U/D/U continously throughout song
Sheepshaggingtaff 1 year ago
@Sheepshaggingtaff Haha that isn't right at all. Don't give people dumb ideas if you dont know what you are talking about.
ariexmae 1 year ago
@ariexmae *Sigh* Another cyber cock!! It is on THIS video you fucking plank.
Sheepshaggingtaff 1 year ago
@Sheepshaggingtaff Anybody who is amateur enough to need a lesson video on a Johnny Cash song, probably needs that information to play along with the song. Tool.
ariexmae 1 year ago
@ariexmae Sorry we can't all live up to your standard, Mr fucking Hendrix ! If you are as good as you really think you are, which I very much doubt, remember one thing.......You were a beginner at one stage........COCK!
Sheepshaggingtaff 1 year ago 2
@Sheepshaggingtaff Yes mate!! you has deffently got a point .. It doesnt matter how good at playing the guitar ariexmae is or THINKS he is does not it most certainly does not avoid the fact he's a pretentious twat and nothing will ever change that. I rate you bro
BN3Sketman 1 year ago
Pracising this tune and changing from E to B7 smoothly looks simple on the vid, but for a beginner, its not that easy!
Sheepshaggingtaff 1 year ago
@Sheepshaggingtaff i started to get the change smoother by leaving out the little finger and just changing to a "d7" shape on the fifth string 2nd fret 4th string first fret and 3rd string 2nd fret and making sure you don't strum the first string,once this becomes natural and smooth you can start to place the little finger on the first string 2nd fret to complete the full "B7" chord.it all soons become natural enough with practise so keep on rocking my friend.hope this helps?
Dan.
MrEpiphoneplayer 1 year ago
@MrEpiphoneplayer Thanks, I got it together now. I can play it well after a couple of weeks practice. Im hitting the bass notes no trouble too. I can also sing along to the song whilst playing, but i'm tone deaf and can't sing to save my life, so don't expect to see a vid on here of me playing lol! I've moved on to paradise city and the beatles now, its relaxing and a great challenge learning guitar. Keep strumming dude!
Sheepshaggingtaff 1 year ago
@Sheepshaggingtaff BTW,i think that ariexmae was only making the point it should be capoed at the first fret if a beginner wanted to play along with the original tune as it was recorded in F major,the guy on the vid says it won't sound right if you play like his description here in the video as (in his words)"i don't know if the original recording has been speeded up or something" so i don't think he was being pretentious,just trying to help beginners,but maybe worded it the wrong way?peace.
Dan
MrEpiphoneplayer 1 year ago
thank you for this, you are an great instructor!
1234WeeDee 1 year ago
Thank you. The rhythm takes some time to get the hang of.
mopbrothers 1 year ago
Dude, we understand that you are trying to promote your website and your "charts" but stop the "acting". You keep looking at your charts like you have never played this song in your life. You're a good instructor though.
Sconi71 1 year ago
me too lol
jfomby25 1 year ago
Thanks :)
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samdaemen 1 year ago
You are wonderful man..! Thank you
firebird16may1979 1 year ago
in all your videos you refer to us as kids, your a great instructor and were not all kids :>)
OldFoggieJr 1 year ago
thanks dood, it even sounds good on my guitar!
thomgrub 1 year ago
thanx for showing the Key of E version.dont understand why people play it in G...it doesnt have the same feel..,.
BoomhaurReplica7 1 year ago
NIIIICE !!
x19fabi94x 1 year ago
Wow, I learned a new chord... open B7 is awesome! I always made it as a barre chord.
PoorHorseBand 1 year ago
there is no E7 but other than that its spot on
hkdxforsaken 1 year ago
I can't understand. When you show the shord slow, the rythm is diferent than the fast E. The result it's very different, I mean the sound.
In the part of the movements, do you play 2 times down and DUDU fast, right? When it goes faster, the sound is like "Down, DUDU".
MattBewolf14 1 year ago
thanks ! precious help!!
24bandido57 1 year ago
thank for your precious help
24bandido57 1 year ago
Original key is C, nothing to do with the recording being speeded up..
RobWard77 1 year ago
i love you
csslsd 1 year ago
thanks for your invite to subscribe, this is helping me now!
yogachandra13 1 year ago
I'm Gonna Try To Learn This, Thanks Alot!... Your Awesome at Guitar!
Assassin14Deadlink 1 year ago
you should play the song before you try to teach it
Crash171 1 year ago
Thanks, I needed to learn this for a gig this wkend.
Excellent lesson, very easy to follow and understand.
Now I gotta work on the solo. :P
slownezy 1 year ago
awh this is great, you're doing all the songs i want to know :) *clicks subscribe*
DominaMaria 1 year ago
Thank you. I am a huge Johnny Cash fan and I just bought a guitar. This will be the first song I am going to learn. Thanks for the help. I'm sure I will be watching this a thousand more times.
djdominatord 1 year ago
you are a really good teacher you break things down really well.
dominickerley 1 year ago
Thanks to Bernie King (R.I.P.), my next door neighbor, who taught me this tune as a kid--- my very first tune!---that was many "moons ago. Thanks "sage" for the refresher.
--Van
van1976 1 year ago
well.. i shit u not.. my guitar head snaped playing this song.. lo
punk98 1 year ago
awesome...do u play electric ? could u do a tutorial for the solo?
jamesdk09 1 year ago
dude i love that acoustic of yours
tacosancheese14 1 year ago
ummmm can anyone say thumbs up?
wlchambers 1 year ago
cool thanks um my teacher showed me the same thing but thanks
MrBmxman11 1 year ago
Awesome man, straight to the point. Clear, no accent, nice sounds. Subscribed =)
Axion3812 1 year ago
Thanks for making this tutorial easy!
voxrecordings 1 year ago
Thank you, awesome!
justinwelgraven 1 year ago
great lesson, thanks so much
modawg8k 1 year ago
While his version does sound good, it is not the way it was played originally. To be fair, however, Johnny Cash wasn't a very good guitar player. That's good for us because his songs are easier to play. If you are looking to learn Luther's (Johnny Cash's back up guitar) part, I recommend Lerb21.
To learn JC's part, all you have to do (for any song really) is get the strumming down, and use these 3 chords: E, A, B7
Pre 70's, these were the favored chords used (and the occasional C and G)
changeling12234 1 year ago 3
Was I hearing this right.
The whole song is like this
6 Measures of E
2 measures of E7
4 of A
4 of E
4 of B7
2 of E
Is that right?
KevinFenderStrat 1 year ago
What About The Lead Part??
PegSueee 1 year ago
Had so much fun learning this one , really puts a smile on your face ! I couldn't help doing a big yee-haw!
DamianSix66 1 year ago
Metallica!!!!!!!
DudeIamMrMetallica 1 year ago
I got a smile a mile long when i first hit those notes.. awesome...
h400ex412 1 year ago
It seems hes flicking the low E chord as opposed to doing an entire down strum (just before doing an entire down strum)......anyone else notice this?
Huber1116 1 year ago
is it all down strumming?
Huber1116 1 year ago
Nice man, ur good
fredsucksmyballs1 1 year ago
excellent!!
ringbolt9 1 year ago
Anybody ever tell you you look like James Hetfield? You talk like him too haha
physfluXXibn 1 year ago 2
@physfluXXibn
yea man...he kinda looks like Hetfield...
diamondcolosus 1 year ago
The B7, does somebody mind throwing that on a tab for me ? What exactly is the fingering. THX
iRECKONER 1 year ago
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habsrus 1 year ago
@iRECKONER 1st finger on 1st fret of the D-string + 2nd finger on the 2nd fret of the A-string + 3rd finger on the 2nd fret of the G-string + 4th finger on the 2nd fret of the high e-string.
habsrus 1 year ago
@habsrus
Thank you !!!!
iRECKONER 1 year ago
i think you made a little mistake on the lyrics...
FETZIahallebad 1 year ago
you're awesome. thanks for the help...it's entertaining learning different music! you're an awesome teacher-I hope you give lessons
desimartin1 1 year ago
THANKSSS Very much!!
xxxxxPattyxxxxx 1 year ago 14
great video bud really a great video to follow along to keep the videos comin
guitarmancombs 2 years ago
thank you! love it...2nd day with a guitar ;)
markolin100 2 years ago 3
best thing i ever did - start learning - keep it up ! plus, the sage is a great teacher!!
SwanseaTosh 2 years ago
it seems to me if you play the intro lick closer up on the fret board to your fingering it sound more like the original!!
olskoolkid 2 years ago
my dad and i play it with the f chord..the key of f. f, Bb, c.
MisterFrusnak 2 years ago
i alwys thought it was in the key of F as well , that's how i learn't it !
BrotherPaul57 2 years ago
Thanks man you put a smile on my face!!First time i made a good sound with my guitar!!!
earlystennesseepits 2 years ago 34
Thanks, man, this was very helpful... Only one suggestion: it would be great if you can show with more detail the position of your fingers for every note.
Regards from Peru!
gianithekid 2 years ago 2
how do you do that clicking sound that johnny does on his guitar usually i strum on the high neck of the guitar but the clicking still isn't loud enough can anybody help me please?
oldstylelife 2 years ago 2
great vid what about doin i walk the line
TheTonz76 2 years ago
Great tutorial, but the text was in the way half the time.
foofighter1337 2 years ago
I would like to see TN. Flatop Box, too. I've been butchering that on my own for too long.
twainism 2 years ago
great lesson. and yes it was origanlly tuned to F.
manning337 2 years ago
Well, to stop the arguing between people about what tuning it is or not. The first recording of Folsom Prison Blues, Johnny, Luther and Marshall were tuned up to F.
So, Either tune up to F or put a capo on the first fret, Same thing.
TelecasterFreak93 2 years ago
can you play the whole song in normal time at the start of the video so we can hear how it is supposed to sound from the start.
blobmudcowdung 2 years ago
you should tell people how to play the chords
MrEverythingkid 2 years ago
thanks man great vid :D
browsy23 2 years ago
Does anyone know the tuning? Would be a great help if someone told me. Thanks
ChocolateThunderRick 2 years ago
If you want to play with the cd or anything, put a capo on the first fret.
WestcoastJB 2 years ago
This song is just just standard tuning if that is what you are ASKING
Sevensixseven78 2 years ago
I vwant to learn tennesse flat top box an all .............or cant you play it?
EverTommy 2 years ago
yea , could you do a video on tennesse flat box top
claycomb556 2 years ago
Yea , id like to see how to play tennesse flat top box too. on you video . what are the chords to it ?
claycomb556 2 years ago
Thank you, this was awesome! :D
Zupwhack 2 years ago
could you show how to play tennesse flat top box by johnny cash tks by the love the way you teach tkx again
lonewolf31669 2 years ago
Good stuff, man.. You got right to the point
mreev 2 years ago
cants see the ritings in the way
dansgta 2 years ago
nice dude. wat songs that gold record to
IFreakingEatPeople 2 years ago
thanks
irishroverandthecrew 2 years ago
just perfect
deadking13 2 years ago
In listening to the recorded version off "The Man in Black", the chords played there are different. He goes F# -> B -> C#.
It's much more difficult for a novice to play but it sounds a lot better.
jdun1 2 years ago
perfect lesson! thank you so much!
retrovogue 2 years ago
Could you give here lesson of Sweet Home Alabama?
Chmelar91CZ 2 years ago
yeah to learn that would be awsum!!
MileyJay92 2 years ago
really really good lesson, i learned it with you in 4 hours
Chmelar91CZ 2 years ago
cash! those luther perkins solos rock
ringbolt9 2 years ago
its good but i was messin iwht it i think it sounds better if you just do an E--- A---B#---E. TRY IT OU AND GE TBAACK AT ME PEACEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
youngmoney7590 2 years ago
thank you
GTwingy 2 years ago
wow! what a great lesson! you make this sooo simple and fun!
rastasmoomix 2 years ago
Too bad you didn't bring the solo up in the vid.
welovegordon 2 years ago
great video!
but to match the studio recording you can put a capo on the second fret
imy0042 2 years ago
wow this is great ! ! thanks alot man !
cwebb809 2 years ago
k im learnin this song right now but i was told to use a capo and the 3 chords im usin is e a7 and b7
SpaNoeProductions 2 years ago
Your awesome ! :) Thanks alot you really helpeed me ! :D
ACDClover1995 2 years ago
Legend!!! Thanks a lot.
budwiser1877 2 years ago
TITS MAN! thanks dane! lol. good stuff
limegreentj 2 years ago
you are great man thankyou for the lesson
lean1999 2 years ago
this reminds me of my dad playing guitar. LOL
hvacrdude1 2 years ago
hey mate ive be watching ur vidoes and its helpd out heaps ive been playin for a couple of weeks and ive gt everythin dwn packed but its just listening to the beat of the song that gets me is ther nythin that i can do to improve on that nd cn u do a brad praisley song whiskey lullaby the picking ive learnt heaps like cash and all utha songs like matchbox 20 culd you do a couple of dem as well thx ur an awsum guitar player ive bought a guitar wrth 800 do you thnk i spnt to much i dnt thnk so thx
DarrenzJuniorz 2 years ago
dont know who you are but I am interested in learning how t play and i signed up for the first free 6 lessons jamorama offers. Wish me luck :)
Roundhead70024 2 years ago
you're still the man.
StupidEarthlings 2 years ago
nice
Malalvma 2 years ago
Great job man! Really helped me out. Thanks!
riffrandlernr 2 years ago
Hey Sage. This is a great lesson man. Simple and straight forward. For the first time ever my girlfriend said " That sounds ok" :)
Timnaldo 2 years ago
nice tutorial u helped me thanks :)
sthelens07 2 years ago
people who are leaveing negative comments.. your bell ends!! im sure this bloke has better things to do with his time, but insted he is passing on his knowlidge!! so do one if you dont like the way his doing it!! keep it up mate good job!!
xxxxxxbrittxxxxxx 2 years ago 2
give me the chords!! and how many time play it by strumming.. thank bro
nice Video ..
good teacher
lopapa21 2 years ago
thank you for the invite to your vids. i hope to learn some stuff. I LOVE THIS SONG! lol
crzyruskie86 2 years ago
Very nice video!
germanbeers 2 years ago
The recording you're talking about isn't off pitch actually, it's not in E but in F (both studio recording from 1956 and the Folsom Prison Recording from 1968). Which by no means is a changing of the chords, but Luther & Johnny tuned up their guitars one step usually (a capo would do as well for sure).
I'm also pretty positive they didn't play the "E7" and John strummed it a little "less modernly".
Just some annotations to make your instruction perfect, coming from a detailed Johnny Cash fan ;-)
Johi2410 2 years ago 2
Thank you Johi2410. Great information. I thought when I played this(tuned up) it was still off about a quarter step. I knew it was in F and have heard it in F# too. Thanks again.
yourguitarsage 2 years ago
Yep, the recordings with guitarist Bob Wootton were in F# most of the time.
These annotations come from playing the tune millions of times and listening to it still more ;-)
Good channel, good lesson!!
Johi2410 2 years ago
@Johi2410 Yeah they used capos.
crbdudeman 1 year ago