Justin would you make a lesson for Bob Dylan's - It ain't me babe, because the strumming on the record is kind of confusing and your expertise will be really appreciated, it seems as if the pattern changes constantly. Also there is a live version with Joan Baez which shines a bit of light on the whole idea of the strumming, you might want to look at it.
Regarding the capo position: the consensus seems to be that the original song was played with a capo on the 2nd fret. At least, that's what's done in the RUclips performances by Michael Sokil, Mattiboo, and Sam Popkin. (Plus, it's also what my copy of the Red Album tab book says!) But personally, I usually play it without the capo at all.
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Lovin' g sharp minor... to the a, here, to g sharp minor to f... please A chord, f-sharp minor to B! dude- I love it, i can only think this way, now- cheers, m8! hope to shake your hand one day
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Agree with commenter ‘variousthings6470' about capo at fret 2 on the original recording. Lennon's guitar has capo at fret 2. They don't use capos on live versions. Most likely to make it easier to sing. Often times they tuned down in that regard. The Washington DC live show has the instruments tuned down a half step or whole step. Can’t remember which it is.
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Justin would you make a lesson for Bob Dylan's - It ain't me babe, because the strumming on the record is kind of confusing and your expertise will be really appreciated, it seems as if the pattern changes constantly. Also there is a live version with Joan Baez which shines a bit of light on the whole idea of the strumming, you might want to look at it.
Justin your performances are just going from strength to strength - one of the best vocals you've done! Bravo!
Really nice performance of the song!
Hi Justin super gespielt und gesungen.
Vielen Dank
Grüße aus Deutschland
With the new mix that came out, I just re-discovered the song. Thank you, Justin!
Another great lesson. Thanks Justin
Was just thinking of learning this song a few days ago. Thank you, Sir 😊.
Instead of doing the weird B position to hit the open high E note,you can use your pinky on the E note 5th fret of the 2nd string.
Really enjoying your new format of lessons and love the Beatles 👏
"Effing in his C chord land!" - done that many times 😁
Crazy how I now look to Justin's versions to play the song the right way but he's often better vocally than these older artists
Thanks mate just great to grapple on with your renditions, keep going and take care Jesus loves you for what you are doing.
Outstanding job!
Regarding the capo position: the consensus seems to be that the original song was played with a capo on the 2nd fret.
At least, that's what's done in the RUclips performances by Michael Sokil, Mattiboo, and Sam Popkin. (Plus, it's also what my copy of the Red Album tab book says!)
But personally, I usually play it without the capo at all.
Found a Lennon quote which implies capo at second fret. He said both Norwegian Wood and Nowhere Man were played out of a D shape.
Love this song. Great lesson
Love the sound of that guitar, what is it? What pedals you running it through?
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Great cover!
This is exactly the right song for your voice…
Curious - what pickup system do you have in that guitar? Great lesson!
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Hi Justin.I’ve been messing about with a guitar for a while and know a few chords.I have your books .Whats your best course for an advanced beginner?
The advice to most people who ask this sort of question is to go to Grade 1 of the JustinGuitar Beginners course. This is to ensure you have good habits and you pick up useful tips given to early stage beginners that may also benefit you. Experienced players can usually find something valuable in the Grade 1 lessons - and can mostly speed through the bulk of the lessons at a fair pace to find their level.
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Thank for sharing po💗
Lovin' g sharp minor... to the a, here, to g sharp minor to f... please A chord, f-sharp minor to B! dude- I love it, i can only think this way, now- cheers, m8! hope to shake your hand one day
i lied... the refrain is where it's at, man... a guitar lord, Sir.. Simply a lord
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Agree with commenter ‘variousthings6470' about capo at fret 2 on the original recording. Lennon's guitar has capo at fret 2.
They don't use capos on live versions. Most likely to make it easier to sing.
Often times they tuned down in that regard. The Washington DC live show has the instruments tuned down a half step or whole step. Can’t remember which it is.
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Nice!!!
Great stuff thanks buddy but I'll stick to the Beatles way at the end lol. Cheers.
Worth watching just for the cover!
9:05 solo
brill origb
You are missing the most important part of the instrumental and that is the harmonic at the end!?
Love this song❤❤
I think the riff is triplets, not sixteenths.
All good stuff with the guitar but the singing bit doesn't work for my ears.