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Man, this the best tutorial of Honky tonk I have seen so far. I cut my teeth on my Dad's 45 record of this when I was14. I'm now 73 , lost the use of my fret hand and only have my index and middle finger to play this which I have never mastered. You seem to love this as much as I do. Great job! Thank you!

Friggin' outstanding!

Love Billy the Kid Emerson! I got to chat with him on the phone a few times. Smart cat, needless to say. He became a man of the cloth.

Yea Baby, excellent guys.

Have you ever talked about your SG, Johnny?

Love it .a guitar player who digs the fantastic Big walter. Thank you Big walter is so heavy

Many years ago I played on Maxwell Street with Barkin Bill and my buddies Phil Bava on harp, Paul Garrett on bass and Bob Lindell on drums. One Sunday we saw Willie driving through the people on the street in front of us. He recognized us and put his car in park then came over to our makeshift bandstand. We had taken the spot from Pat Rushing when he went to the church music. Willie wanted to sit in. He sat at the drums and we gave him the mic. He called out Wine Head Woman and in we went. Within 30 seconds of his voice about 30 people gathered around us. By the end of the song there were over 70. He followed with Detroit Blues and then immediately called Wine Head again. Again, a new crowd gathered in a crowd around us. I had never seen anything like it let alone be involved in it. When it was done he went back to his still running Cadillac and crept down the street through the crowd.

Hey Johnny, I love what you're doing and I would love to hear your insight on song writing.

Johnny your lessons are fantastic, full of tasty and delicious blues nuggets for us to feast upon.

BTW Johnny, Big Walter also recorded Back Home to Mama in that same session and its intro was "borrowed" by Led Zeppelin for Bring It On Home.

Need Kyle to show me how to play the Horton part. I think that one is in A first position.

Geez Louise! You nailed it. Love the version I have with the Nighthawks and Jimmy Thackery & the Drivers together.

A lesson on songwriting sounds great Johnny! I just wrote a couple tunes recently

All we need is a Middle Walter and we can all go nuts together...

Some great tips and advice there Johnny, thank you. I recently came across a RUclips video of you playing live somewhere and before you start the song you said that you had a period in your life when you actually stopped playing for about 9 years. I really wondered how someone with your ability could have a gap that long in what you are so well known for . Perhaps sometime you could do a video for your followers about how and when you got into guitar and the blues etc. Would also be great to know where you actually grew up etc. Very best wishes to you and thanks for all the lessons and demos that you do for us all. They are great and so are you. 🌌🌅🌠👍🏻

Buster Benton! A great vocalist.

Great as always Johnny Boom boom boom, got a touch of John Lee to it.

Best greets and thumbs up for da Blues👍 Need some sweet‘s 👋Swiss Chris😉

Very beautifully done my friend.. Sounds so much like my Dad..I thank you so much and my Dad is just a-smiling away up in Blues Heaven 😇👈✌️😇

Great tune and tips, your videos are awsome.....

Great stuff Johnny!!

I don't know how you find the time for these videos with your travel schedule. Please keep them coming. as you are the only one teaching the real shit.

Good lesson! Thank you Johnny. 🌠🌅🌌👍🏻

Thanks for all the high energy Blues discussions. Really great stuff each week! Nice shout out to Mike Welsh too! Any weeks you can skip over and slow it down too simple solo material - vamps, lumps is appreciated. Many of us way past the band age, but keep it coming for them as well.

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Props to Big T. It's sad that someone else is picking his groove. Please, a capo? You're not that good, really. I was doing that stuff at 12 years old without a capo. C''mon.

Cool tune, man! I know this from Buddy and Junior.

Thank you, Johnny! This is one of my favorite things! When I get some time and get my arm back, I'm going to try this.

Thanks for this brilliant lesson Johnny, it’s really appreciated. Would love to know a bit about your SG guitar and what drew you to it etc. Would love to see you live sometime, best wishes from Northern Ireland. 🌌🌅🌠🕊👍🏻

Great video Johnny! Lots to consider around song selection.

Brilliant demo/ lesson, thank you Johnny. 🌌🌅🌠🕊

Johnny is great, thanks for sharing this with us all. 🌌🌅🌠👍🏻🕊

Always a pleasure to listen to your lessons, Johnny.

key sentence: you don't wanna play like AI playin it

I’ve just came back on here to say that just today I’ve came across you doing this live in a club/ bar on RUclips. It’s an absolutely fantastic live delivery by you Johnny. Check it out everyone, it’s fantastic. You are so humble Johnny. Thanks for everything you do for us guitar heads. Subscribed 🌌🌅🌠🕊

Wonderfull, thanks again.

Great video Johnny 👍🏼 nice environment too. It's great when you see something new like the 6th and 9th chord and that diminished one. Just gonna wait until later, get the jobs done, a nice fresh coffee sit down and study your video. Thanks dude 👍🏼

Thank you very much Sir! Very useful tutorial. I can't tell anything about the BB King band. But what I really know is that guys like Bruce Welch from "The Shadows" did sometimes more complicated rhythm guitar parts than Hank Marvin... "Hidden Gems!!!"

Brilliant lesson and demo! Thank you Johnny. 🌌🌅🌠🕊

Good stuff here!

Thanks for this. Can you raise the camera next time? Your chording fingers are blocking my view of what you're doing.

Damn, sounds like I need a lesson from you pretty soon! :) Great job

Great lesson!

Wow! You are a breath of fresh air as far as learning people essential guitar parts. You are so specific and detailed in learning others how to play it properly . Thank you so very much! Subscribed! 🌌🌅🌠🕊

Agree that the song key doesn't matter too much. Most people won't notice. If you look at the Muddy Waters concert from 1978 in Germany (Rockpalast) he has his capo on the third fret for half the show (playing in G). Another great vid Johnny.

Thanks. Appreciate your insight!

Well said. Wise words. Thank you.

Great topic! I think about this all the time. I don’t gig, but I play in the backyard with friends. I always thought people like danceable songs. 👍🏻