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Awesome!

Great demo in the exact style of Luther. Not so easy. Love your course.Thanx

Easier and sounds good too.

Great sound !!...excellent lesson Matt

I love your videos dude

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Great! Thanks man. Love that Goldtop. Greetings from a Bluesman from Chile

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It‘So Great your Videos. Tanks a lot

Thanks for this!

Nice video. What's the chord prog you're playing in the intro, some kind of flatted Bm -Dm-Em-Gm ?

Your ears need balls

Pro tip: ditto tuning & IV~chord as used by John Lee Hooker.

Blues players are masters of economical playing.

Thank you. Made it simple.

Excelente.

I've spoken to a elderly Hispanic woman back in the early 1990s she told me Jimmy Reed was like their most popular teenager idol musucian in that era during 1950s That's what all the teeny poppers were listening to compared to artist like Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry. Jonas Brothers to What we have in modern times

the most difficult thing is makeing it easy

so interesting... and useful!!! some tabs would be really helpful...

Fantastic early Memphis Rockabilly Gitarre Riffs 👌👌👌👌

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Thank you!

I loved when I discovered Jimmy's flubbed b. I read something that said it got keith richards goin too.

It would be helpful if you had some on screen tabs…or diagrams of the chords. Thanks

Excellent authentic lesson! Came to this song via Slashes version which I like but these licks of the original make this song such a pleasure to play. Total ear candy, thank you.

wow, excellent picking. thank you for your lesson. I will start working on my Perkins plucking right away.

It was recorded in RCA in new york in 1956

Now I want a pea green Strat w/Rosewood.

Can you make more of these type of rhythm grooves, cool for jamming with friends and are not complicated 😊

Can you do a video on how to play Doing my time by Johnny Cash ?

what do you have your settings on on your amp,I'm using a Fender amp.

Wouldn't that A 6th (1:03) technically be an E shape in the CAGED system that is.

Great tutorial! A classic for all ages, and obviously many versions, or "attempts", yours was spot on. Obviously lots of surviving footage of Luther and the rest of the band playing this classic. Do you prefer the Humbucker over the standard Tele single coil sound? I'm playing on a Les Paul with '57 Classic Humbuckers with a little delay for slap back, and gets very close in sound. Awesome job, thanks for posting!

Great stuff

as a German I wonder would we ever know Cash without Perkins????

Elvis did not record this at Sun. It was recorded on 30 January 1956 at RCA New York after he had left Sun.

Hi great video and great guitar What is it?

The rich tone on that Strat adds to the soulfulness of this demonstration. Thx

The TONE threw me off for a minute; I guess that's what a Strat neck pickup sounds like with ALL the bass removed, LoL... The SOUND of a neck pup with the EQ of a bridge pickup... And here I thought I knew how a Strat sounded, LoL...

Very very good. I learnt a lot and you are very good at teaching. Thank you

Really enjoy your rockabilly series, but I keep waiting for something from the King of Rockabilly Carl Perkins.

Amazing i love Scottie

Look at those fingernails!!!!!!!!!!! Are you Satan?

Great job Matt. Thanks

excellent, thank you

Is this what Keef was saying in his biography? I didn't quite grasp it when read.

Luther definitely played the boogie woogie.

Howdy......while watching your video, I couldn't help but notice that it appeared you have some type of "gel" nails on your thumb and some fingers. I've done fingerpicking for quite awhile back in PA, but since we moved to AZ and its LOW Humidity, I can't naturally grow my nails long enough on my 3 middle fingers, as they too often crack, and keratin polish just doesn't do a consistent enough job. I use a thumb pick too. And do use a regular pick, and then also use my middle and ring fingers to pick strings. Regular skin doesn't work either. SO what type of nail gels do you use, if you don't mind me asking. Bonnie Raitt actually uses Dunlop plastics on her fingers for her slide work, but those are a bity awkward for me, BUT I do use them when I play Dobro. THANKS!

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Nice!