Make Me Do Anything You Want Lesson

Make Me Do Anything You Want Lesson. Lesson covers chords, guitar solo and the small bass solo.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Make
• Me
• Do
• Anything
• You
• Want
• Lesson
• Foot
• in
• cold
• water

[coleride]

Great Lesson

1. Is the 6 string, thickest, a D or E? Also, my arms got messed up in the army so I can't fingerpick without getting huge muscle knots. Needless to say I reluctantly stick to strumming.

2. Any suggestions on on where/how to mute strings in an easy begginner-intermediate level?

3. That third VERSE chord, the funny D, precisely which strings/frets are you using, hard to tell what your ring and middle finger are doing

thanks

DD

[OsainteveO]

@coleride Sorry to hear your arms got messed up in the service - we appreciate what you do! The thickest string is tuned down to D, the rest are normal. I wish I could help you with the muting problem, maybe someone else will chime in with an idea. I think the chord you mean is: 6 - 4fret 5 - mute 4 - open 3 - 2fret 2 - 3fret 1 - mute

[coleride]

is there a standard tuning lesson available?

thanks

DAVID

[OsainteveO]

@coleride

Not that I know of.

[axemasterca]

Ive loved this song for years both versions and I hunted for the tab for years to no avil and I just happened to stumble across this page by accident.Awsome dude thanks

[OsainteveO]

@bass0111

Now if you're cursed with little-girl hands like me...

[doable1]

@OsainteveO Cool. I teach as well. Lately a student asked for this song and I showed him both ways. Also gave him a chord melody lesson since the song is slow and has a melody line that flows well with the chords. Good video.

[doable1]

@bass0111 Sorry I count the other way. Then D on the 4th string and E F# G on the 6th string. Same thing. Just rearrange your bottom fingers to accomodate the bass line fingers.

[bass0111]

@OsainteveO: I find that using the 3rd finger for the F# in the third chord (D/F#) is a lot easlier than the 4th finger. YMMV.

[OsainteveO]

@bass0111

Interesting comments from both of you!

I would agree that the drop D tuning sounds better and I believe that's how the recording was done.

I also agree that it's much harder to play. If a song is too hard, then most people will give up on it. I'm glad 'doable1' found an easier way to play it. I often give alternate ways of playing things in my lessons.