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@LordSauceness I woke up this morning and this is what I've found, something that I've listened to for thirty years but never really sat down to work it out. The leads sound like A# but the Rhythm all looks like C on your video (can't see the whole neck) But you really nailed it and that is AMAZ...

That's the way to do that song, clean tone and tasty licks! Great job!

You did good, I haven't played the song in a while and I forgot the chords, so I googled it and they sent me to you! Good job on everything, persussion, bass, vocals and I'm forgetting something; oh yeah, GUITAR!

@ innamorata40's Yeah I didn't check my spelling before I sent the message, but I will in the future. Thanks for the wake-up! Can't we all just get along?!

I remember this song traveling to Calif. from Vegas and my buddy played it a few times. Then we saw it on "midnight Special" I'd like to find that!

Still gives me chills!

Now this a jam of the highest degree! All talented! I once read an interview with Jimi Hendrix and he went to see them at the Whiskey A Go-Go when they were House band, probably high Jimi said "he wasn't as good as Terry Kath"! Terry, one of the good ones forever!!!

Saw the about 5 yrs after this and was told to pay close attention, again they were an opening act and I believe they were just as good as who ever headlined. See what I mean, I remember Wishbone Ash that night and not the headliners!!

To craigspicks71

I don't know how I got this question, but I know that he is using an Open "E" Tuning. Once you get your guitar tuned to it, it becomes alot easier. The hard part is singing it soulfully like this young man does!

Such a talented artist, one of the first that could do it all. I remember the album "Hermits of Mink Hollow" where he wrote all the songs, played all the instruments and produced the record itself. WOW, knocked my socks off! I've only heard of two others that could do this, Stevie Wonder and Prin...

good sound,a little muddy at first thought. Is that the intention? Please let me know I want to bid on it. I have a little Line 6 amp that cost about $100. Sorry I don't have name, but do think I can run it through there?

that's the first I evert heard of play along guitars! Good job by the way!

good job!

Love the J.Geils Band! Saw them open for a couple of groups and they absolutely stold the show! Then they had those hits in the 80's and I saw them and they had'tlost a step...could still put on a show like nobody's business!

Amazing!

??? until I heard the singing, which was good. Very good. Gut reaction. Sorry (I guess)

@BuddhaMaster84 What?

great job again, nail that leg to the ground (I do the same thing)!

beautiful version, one of the best I"ve heard!

very instructive in picking up on his nuances. Really good job. I'm going to check out some of your other lessons and versions.

Good Job!

I totally understand, and when I do have the time I just don't practice as much as I want to. This I'm trying to change just becuse there are so many websites and I am trying to make an effort to practice more often!

thanks, I was stuck on a chord 'cause I hadn't played it in a while and as I watched your video I found a couple of good ideas, not to mention that missing chord. S o good jobyoung man, hope to see more!

I understand dadblank, completely; I really do! I admit that what I am trying to say is that these are great songs you are playing and you do a great job! So, I would like to see lessons on these because I think you would do real good job! Maybe I should have been up front about it in the first p...

CreamerMusic you did a good job, I used this as a backing track as I showed off my new Tele on Facebook. Got some real good feedback on my playing as well as your backing track!! I'm in the process of working out the chords for my self in a minute; just wanted to say I appreciate this type of tra...