The "Hammer-On" ** First Fancy Moments On Guitar! ** (Gibson L1).
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Playing my Gibson L1 To Share the first fancy lick I learned on the guitar,
Played through Fishman Pickup to the Bose S1
Also used a Shure Mic
Recorded on an iPhone
Agree! I’m enjoying these more simple tricks to add to other parts of songs etc!
Glad it’s helpful! Thanks a bunch!😃
Your videos present a very unique problem.
I work 9 nine days and I'm off for 5. When I'm off, I have a long list of things to do.
So while I'm working I keep thinking that I'll put your video on and just listen to what is going on as I work.
But, just like with this video, it's so interesting, and your playing is so good, that I stop what I'm doing to watch and try to play what you are teaching. I'm having a great time, especially the stories you tell. I'm not getting a whole lot done, but I love to hear you play.
Thank you for taking the time share your knowledge and experiences with us, God bless.
The one good thing about the house hold chores is they wait for you. They know to wait patiently 🤣. Thank you very much
I really like the simplicity of your videos. Your a joy to watch and learn from.
Thank you.
Glad you like the videos. Thank you❤️
From one Cindy and Aussie mom to another, one of the first fancy songs I learned as a kid was House of the Rising Sun. It has plenty of hammer-ons, finger-picking, and even some Flamenco strumming. Geordie is another one full of hammer-ons. I love these trips down memory lane...Thank you, Cindy
House of the rising sun. Such a great classic ❤️ I checked Bernice’s DNA. She looks just like an Aussie. I think she even has that Aussie personality but it came back she is half Bernese Mountain dog and the other half is poodle. I bought her because I was told she was a Bernedoodle- it was hard to believe so I checked her. lol she is a Bernedoodle.
@@guitarnotions I would never have guessed that. She's beautiful, nonetheless and probably a sweet lovebug.
With energy to spare too🤣🤣
@@guitarnotions No doubt ❣️
You are a joy to watch. I always learn something too.
I'm so glad you found the information to be useful! Thanks a bunch❤️
Nice hammer-on chord progression. I’ll add that to my practice warmup. My first fancy thing was learning to play Seagull (Bad Company) with its hammer ons. Thank you for the fun videos.
Nice song to learn! Thank you so much for listening in!❤️
I'm having a little chuckle this morning. I first stumbled on your channel when I saw a thumbnail and thought, "Hey who is that lady that looks like me!!!" I've been watching every morning for the past month or so and totally enjoying your channel. Then this morning I learn that we grew up about 100 miles apart and the hammer on was the first fancy thing I learned too. LOL Kindred spirits maybe? Keep up the good work, it's a great little channel.
You like dogs too. 😀 We had a collie when I was growing up. Brenda was her name. So glad you are listening in ❤
This is how relatives find each other. Just saying, the world is smaller than we think. Just to read this, blessed.m
@@guitarnotions Yes indeed, I would not want to live in a world without the pups. 😊
Very fancy indeed!
🤣thanks❤️
what a great intro, you the boss lady
Thank you ❤️
Hi Cindy, glad i just found your video and you wandering down memory lane, 'who knows where the time goes', eh! Have subscribed so look forward to more thoughts and guitar tips.✌ greetings from little ole' England.
Good morning England! Thanks for subbing! Glad you are listening in!!❤️
Thanks for all the interesting videos you are making, I always enjoy them. The first fancy thing I learned on guitar was rolling a chord, it just opened up the sound of any chord I played. Of course I finished up rolling every chord I played, too much of a good thing can be not such a good thing.
The “rolling chord” is definitely a fancy start! Its a great technique to learn - definitely will help get that short roll when playing the chords for “the house of the rising son.” Thanks so much❤️
First fancy thing I learned was actually on the ukulele. My dad taught me chords so I could play along with hm when I was just a toddler. My oldest brother got a guitar when I was seven and boy I wanted to play that thing! He made me a deal. If I could learn to play a flamingo style finger pick song on the uke, he would let me play his guitar. A few days later I played the song for him and he handed that treasure to me to play. Great memory!
That is awesome! Do you still have that guitar and Uke? Definitely it a wonderful memory for you! Thank you do much for Sharing it❤️
@@guitarnotions I don’t have either one of them. I think my brother may have that guitar though. My first guitar was a Sears and Roebuck. Played that thing until I was 16 and got a Yamaha for my birthday.
Wow I was the same leaning to hammer on was awesome took my playing to another level now with experimenting wish I was taught this sooner
Definitely is something that should be taught early on. 😀 thank you for listening in❤️
I love your channel!!!
Thank you so much!!❤️
I first learnt how to move my fingers on my right hand and started playing Cannon Ball Rag and Nine Pound Hammer i was elated as usual a great video thanks
Those are fun songs with lots of room to have fun playing variations! Thank you very much was watching ❤️
Good morning Cindy. Really like this video and you sharing your memories. My first "fancy" moment was when I could play The Pony Man by Gordon Lightfoot and make it sound halfway decent. You are also speaking truth> Start slow to become fast. Just like tai chi practice. Yes I remember nickel popsicles but, back the, I would not have been able to afford any of the guitars you or I own. I guess everything is a trade off. Thanks again. You keep playin, I'll keep watching. Cheers
Gordon Lightfoot’s finger style playing in this song is not easy! You definitely found fancy 😀 great song to learn. “…Then down the road we gallop
And across the fields we fly
And soon we all go sailing off
Into the midnight sky🎶🎶🎶” thank you so much for listening in!❤️
@@guitarnotions when it's midnight on the meadow and the cats are in the shed and the river tells a story at the window by my bed, I'm so glad you know this. We lost a great story teller when we lost Gordon.
I agree ❤️
Now that's Fancy with a capital cool.
🤣thanks so much❤️
mediterranean sundance is what comes to mind as fancy thing i learned. Had that 9 on the E minor! First learned the box pentatonic which probably a lot of people do... that 1st G chord is a way to get that sus 4 hammer too
Wow very nice! 😀
The world was a very different place back then. Thanks for reminding me. :-)
Like the old song says “…for the times they are a changing” ❤️
@@guitarnotions I remember learning that along with so many other Dylan songs back in my 'protest' days. Boy weren't they fun! 😅
Those days were great days.
“Those were the days my friend, we thought they’d never end…”. Remember that song? ❤️
Howdy from western Colorado!
Howdy!❤️
Cool, mine was, A Solin, by Peter Paul and Mary. A very difficult one none the less
I loved Peter Paul and Mary too!! That is so neat!! ❤
@@guitarnotions , awesome possum! It was a really advanced song.
I think my first fancy thing I learned on guitar was bending the string for that bluesy/rock n roll sound and then of course I ascended into the realm of being cool…to think we could go for a whole week buying candy with a dollars worth of change in our pockets!
It was cool!! 😀 a dollar wow you were rich! 🤣 thanks a bunch! ❤️