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That Don Felder@@Barchenhund you wouldn't want to lose him from your band...

Thanks Buds - shadows the sax part, both fairly well buried in the mix

Thank you@@SchoolAcct-Severin-xj9zk cheers

One of the limitations of the software I used is that the background gets pretty swirly and yes, it can be a bit overpowering but at least the isolated guitar comes through

No worries, elwrongo - I'd hoped it would provide people with plenty to get them started on

Thanks very much. Had my ear all but glued to the speaker to get all the little bits

No, sorry mate - keep watching the fingers!

Thanks Paul - the first JA song I ever heard, watching Monterey Pop many yrs ago. Kantner's 12-string drives it, using riffs and chords rather than arpeggios. It jangles, but differently

Thanks agtrst - the Strat's doing all the work...

@@ladlitter7529 Strings won't make a sound without you. At least take half the credit. 😃

Thanks Brad - and yes, you and I belong to a small subset who believe 70s Strats to be much-maligned

@@ladlitter7529 I like the big headstocks too , and i bet that bullet truss rod nut is an easy one to adjust ?

Many thanks Brad! Trying to emulate what Brian did on his Rickenbacker 360-12

Thanks Niki - you have inspired me - I'll practice up on it and do a lesson - stay tuned...

Thank you Brad - turned out to be an astute purchase

@@ladlitter7529 yea that’s definitely a beauty! I bought a 1975 Alvarez 12 string a few months ago and it’s beautiful sounding … now I just need to keep workin on my chops so I can do it justice! Videos like yours definitely help a guy like me out! Great stuff buddy !! Hope all is well !

Good on you DSG - many thanks

Thanks DSG - I've done an updated (hopefully improved) version uploaded now

@@ladlitter7529 will watch it thanks

Wrong. He got TALENT.

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Thanks - you're very kind - still not sure if Joe's using Open G tuning - seems to fit the song nicely

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Good on you 40 - appreciate the feedback

Thanks mate!

Thanks mate!

You're absolutely right Tommie - need to do accompanying lesson clips going through the guitar parts in finer detail - stay tuned - a work in progress!

Thank you.

Thanks Reddove!

That's the thing I've discovered about Brian, Bonchick - with Keith's guitar parts you've got a little bit of leeway but with Brian's you have to be very precise

Thanks Enrico. I will be doing this guitar playalong again soon. I think I can improve it

Thank ser im glad this will help for all who wants to learn this classic song

It's a nice acoustic guitar part Brad, especially with the Nashville Strings. And yep, James James is terrific!

Thanks Jay - I'm going to do the playalong again soon (aiming for better sound and execution) - I'll try out your suggestion when I'm practising up for it

No worries Ploobstill - you're very kind - thank you

Many thanks Brad - a cool, swaggering guitar part from 23yo Keith back in 1966 - good luck with getting it down

You're very kind Red - many thanks

Thanks Kirk - got it as close to Keith as I think I possibly could

Thanks Sean - was quite surprised to learn that on the Get Yer Ya Yas Out live version Keith does the solo in Open G. What I've tried to do with the fill-ins and solo here is to blend the fills played by Keith and Mick Taylor into a single standard tuned guitar part

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Thanks very much Sean - there's a guy Mihara Takaaki who's very adept at playing Ron Wood's guitar parts from live versions of Stones classic songs - as the clip you linked to demonstrates, Wood comes up with some intriguing arrangements well worth pursuing

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No worries Rudy - how good is Don Felder? Beautiful arpeggiation in those spots you mentioned. Glad you got something out of my efforts here - all the best to you