Jumping Jack Flash 1/2

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Music

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• Jumping Jack Flash
• Stones
• Rolling Stones
• How To Play
• Guitar

[jgraum76]

Your videos are great! Thank you for the precision!

[gtrjoeles]

@jgraum76 You're most welcome ~ Glad to hear I help ~ All My Best ~ Joe

[synthesizer301]

awesome lesson sir  : )

[gtrjoeles]

@synthesizer301 I appreciate the comment - glad you like it - My Best ~ Joe

[bearvsbeargrylls]

finally a perfect lesson of this song, thank you very much.

[gtrjoeles]

@bearvsbeargrylls That is incredibly nice of you!! I'm so glad to help ~ All my best ~ Joe

[leapsplashafrog]

@southamerican

Hi, no im talking about the early stones. Jumpin jack came out in 68. In early 70s Keef moved away from Open D or E and jumpin jack (like many tracks) was and is now only played open G capo 4. Open d/e is only used by Keef in the early late 60s early 70s. I know cause i love that tuning. Pure blues. I don't think Keef ever used E5 tuning though. That's what I'm asking the teacher here. Bw

[southamericanrocker]

@leapsplashafrog ... I guess hes trying to teach the studio version... youre talking how keef plays it live... :)

[leapsplashafrog]

Hi, what makes you think this is an e5 tuning with no third? Why isn't it a open e or d with Capo 2. Other good players on YouTube say its two guitars one in open e the other standard. Did Keef ever use an e5 tuning?

[mateoslash1]

@bearvsbeargrylls i agree!!