Telecaster Breakdown Lesson By Ted Tuck Pt 1

[Try2CrashMe]

fuck what am i doin here?!!

i was searching for deathcore breakdowns.. -,-'

[TheStratman1963]

great playing and nice videos. curious as to what neck pickup you're using?

[tedspro]

@TheStratman1963 Hey thanks for your comment. It's a Duncan Antiquity.

[mibru2512]

Thank to you.That is humbucker pickup neck or small HB?

[mibru2512]

What about this Guitar? TELE Vintage Hot Rod?

[tedspro]

@mibru2512 Hello. Thank s for asking. It's Fender Custom Shop 53 Telecaster Limited Edition.

[Rabidburt]

Great lesson. . .more helpful than most YTube lessons. . .

[wiremu]

Man, thanks for this - as an intro to the style it is fantastic. I am going to learn it if it kills me!

[ivanleed]

WOW !

[shoulderoforion]

Maestro - It's 3:30 AM and I have to go to work but I can't wait to get home and practice this lesson. Thanks very much for teaching this. You have made my day!!

[dooniehead]

Thank You Ted..this and all of your other instuctional vids have helped me "Tremendously" and i am a much better player for you..again Thanks Steve

[valeumarlene2007]

Muito bom,

teria que nascer de novo para pegar esses licks

parabéns

[Mrjls100]

ive all but givin up on getting that extravagent, good job

[themudball]

sounded a bit like south park

[mnaicck]

How does one not like this?

This guy is a pro.

[mexigary]

Just wanted to say thanks so much for the video Ted. I've been a blues player for years and just half an hour of this has got me out of my penatonic rut and well on the road to chicken pickin bliss!

I've tried a few different guys tutorials but you explained it so well that I'll definitely be checkin up on your vids regularly. Cheers!

[jimmychipper]

Folks, you should hear this guy cut loose w his band, "The King Daddy Polecats", they play often north of Atlanta in the Gainseville area...ridiculously good band.

[zuvarian]

excellent teacher/player!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Sooper8]

Great!!!

Many thanks

[chillichomper]

Excellent lesson dude. Most of these other guys are blah blah and don't explain how the solo patterns fit over the chords. How can you can you run(solo) when you can't even walk(chords) yet.

[justicewelsh]

Nice , your a good teacher, not overwhelming talky talky but still info. Ive been able to blow away my thrash metal buddies after nailing this lesson. Little do they know. Im gonna keep this a secret for a lil while. ---ha ha ha

[ta11438]

Great video Ted you should do some DVD's I'd be up for buying them off you.

[JMBELK]

REALLY GREAT...!!!

[garytelecastor]

Nice little compendium of licks. I must say it's easy to look like greased lightning when you speed the tape up. 4:23

[wungabunga]

The double stop at 3.00 mins is really hard to get hold of for a non country player, the pull off to the open string and the order it's in. I love playing it now though.

[ffairlane57]

Tele is my all time favorite instrument in the world.

[slopbucket74]

Very nice explanation. You are a great teacher.

[bammo1]

thanks this is really well explained its kept me busy for a week now but Im getting there, just struggling with the long stretch

[scrumpymanjack]

Thanks for the great lesson but how do you play so fast? I just cant do it.

[delirio1987]

its all matter of open strings and practice

[mr2sucr]

Thanks a lot & merci beaucoup for those nice lessons. Give us more other good lessons s'il vous plait, please.

[nexpol]

he's my teacher he teaches at ted's pro music in gainesville,Ga he is very cool

[dreadnought45]

That's good teaching. You use proper fingering on your runs. Fast, too. Thanks for the lesson on the pull-offs on the E and D-7th chords. I wish you were in Toronto. Hope you post more.

Ken, Toronto

[moosey62]

I'm in the same boat as Matty. After years of thrashing just now tryna learn the guitar. Tips of my right fingers getting blisters though! Thanks for the great lessons and uploads, Ted.

Hey look everyone. A YouTube thread with no flaming. What the hell is going on here??!

[soniclover21]

You're a very good teacher and player.

Thanks for showing this great style.

[donostia13]

Those have to be 9 gauge strings, right? I love your videos, man, thank you; you're a real pro...

[JKryanX]

yeah, im trying to learn country and my fingers are killing me. ive been playing blues and rock for about 11 years now and use 11 gauge strings. my finger HURT!!!!

[ManuelBetten]

@donostia13 9 guage strings rule

[musicmatty67]

This is great, thanks for these lessons and your time. Im learning my root notes quickly in the chords..this helps me better understand how these licks move from chord to chord. Thanks for explaning slowly for someone like me.

MusicMatty67 on Youtube