Can't thank you enough for this lesson! One of my all-time favorite songs and such a joy to play. That little palm mute D-G-A progression was pure bliss, I could really feel the rhythm in my bones. Your time and effort is greatly appreciated!
Hi Justin! I can´t really express how much I owe you. Your lessons have made me a better guitarplayer than i imagined i could be. You also opened my Eyes to many new wonderful songs. Many thanks and much love from me in Sweden. Take care
Since I've been playing for 50 years, I really appreciate it when you add in some more advanced ideas, I imagine that it is good for beginners, too. Keeps them focused on getting to the next level.
Cool stuff, "Again" Justin, I just laid down a simple track of this song; on my Zoom R8. I used the last bit of the lesson with the "slash chords", As an intro. to the song; with a little melody lead noodling added to it. Then into the proper verse and Vocals (If you can call the noise my mouth makes a vocal?) Anyway it worked great .... t Thanks Mate". This one is going on the live gig list for sure. Peace Out!
Nice one, thank you. I have just brought one of your books. Think you deserve it. Love Tom Waits version, he conveys the broken hearted ness so well. Great.
I am learning from you on my ukulele! You're a good teacher. Thanks. Love me some Tom Waits since living in the village in the 70's running to Rain Dogs.
"Will I see you to..G!!!" Hahaha I think your tutorials are awesome Justin, my bandoneon teacher taught me to sing the chords that way when I was seven,now I have 38 years old, you made me remember a very happy moment of my life, thank you and congratulations man. I"m Juan from Luján ,Argentina. Saludos!!!!
Thanks for this lesson of one of my favorite artists! It would be nice if you played the whole song at the end, at speed. Looking forward to more lessons!
Another great lesson Justin! Might not be your taste but the guitarist is great in the band Slaves, local band from Kent who are getting really big now, a lesson on any one of their songs would be fantastic! Thanks :)
Great lesson. It would really be helpful to add some points on starting melody notes for singing each piece your teaching. I'm pretty tone deaf and have a hard time finding melody.
Could you pleaseeee do a tutorial on David Bowie's version of "My Death"? I adore this song and want to learn it, but can't find any tutorials!! I would really appreciate it!
Hey justin!!! You've helped me incredibly learning songs from all type, from 3 chords lil cheezy songs to jazz standarts im verry thankfull for that, you are pretty good!! There is one song that i find pretty complicate to learn cuz its a wierd one to follow, its called devil may cry by halfmoon run and nobody has a tutorial nor a cover. Could you help out plzzzzzz?
Justin what strings should I get to make my acoustic not sound as high and metallic? I have a newer Ephiphone and was thinking maybe medium light strings?
+TheCoolCat Try them, but they are gonna change the way the guitar plays a bit. Probably make barres slightly more difficult. Light strings are the easiest to play, but the most prone to buzzing. You might need a different guitar entirely to achieve the sound you are after. Try different strings and different guitars too.
+Chris Langley Yeah I was doing some research and heard that lighter gauge strings break more often but are easier to play and have a higher ring to them. And those are what I've been playing with for about a year. If theres no harm in switching up strings I guess its worth a try then!
+TheCoolCat If you've been playing for a year, go ahead and try a set of mediums.. Expect the action to come up ever so slightly. I kinda like the extra thickness and action on some of my guitars. I have an old alvarez that buzzes without mediums, for example. They just aren't really something you wanna "practice" on, you know? I actually prefer nylon strings for that.
+TheCoolCat Most acoustic guitars come factory fitted with 11s (light gauge) and they give you a good compromise between playability and overall tone. I know people who fit 10s (super lights) to their acoustics and they are a bit too tinny sounding for my liking although, they sound fine if you're playing an electro-acoustic plugged into an amp. I use 11s on mine.
Fun fact: the key of the original recording is somewhere between D and Eb--instruments were not tuned to concert pitch (or the studio's tape machine was off-speed). So, D is pretty close. Around 14:00, Just talks about the Rod Stewart version: Bb, Eb and F. | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
Brother this is the finest guitar lesson I have ever seen on you tube.you run this shit for morons like me.so thanks.hey if your on Facebook look me up Michael H Nadolski.or Mick Ives & the 222s .good rockin and thanks again
Can't thank you enough for this lesson! One of my all-time favorite songs and such a joy to play. That little palm mute D-G-A progression was pure bliss, I could really feel the rhythm in my bones. Your time and effort is greatly appreciated!
Hi Justin! I can´t really express how much I owe you. Your lessons have made me a better guitarplayer than i imagined i could be. You also opened my Eyes to many new wonderful songs. Many thanks and much love from me in Sweden. Take care
Since I've been playing for 50 years, I really appreciate it when you add in some more advanced ideas, I imagine that it is good for beginners, too. Keeps them focused on getting to the next level.
As a relative beginner and having watched hundreds of 'easy guitar' videos i found this really helpful
Justin you nailed that song! Vocals are just amazing!
Great Tom Waits voice!
Cool stuff, "Again" Justin,
I just laid down a simple track of this song; on my Zoom R8.
I used the last bit of the lesson with the "slash chords",
As an intro. to the song; with a little melody lead noodling added to it.
Then into the proper verse and Vocals (If you can call the noise my mouth makes a vocal?)
Anyway it worked great .... t
Thanks Mate".
This one is going on the live gig list for sure.
Peace Out!
this actually gave me goosebumps, it fits you really well
Such an awesome song from an outstanding album.
such a pretty song. calls up images of big city living and the emotions therein.
Great lesson Justin. You NEVER dissapoint.Love from Michigan.
+Jackie Schultz Cheers Jackie!
I love the way you are selecting the songs to teach us ........
Thanks a lot :-))
Thank you for this lesson, you made it seem very easy to play.
Better than Rod Stewart! Thanks 👍
Justin, dude, you should feel good that all your excellent lessons & great vibes last for years online! Crazy that there you are 7 years ago! ✊️🎸✨
What a great lesson Justin, packed full of instruction and insight, a real eye opener... again ;-)
Nice one, thank you. I have just brought one of your books. Think you deserve it. Love Tom Waits version, he conveys the broken hearted ness so well. Great.
I am learning from you on my ukulele! You're a good teacher. Thanks. Love me some Tom Waits since living in the village in the 70's running to Rain Dogs.
Great to see you in Guitar Techniques +JustinGuitar Songs
Thanks for sharing.
I love this...
It's a bare and ballsy song to sing!
Amazing,Justin.The first time I heard this song was last week. And now you came up with this lesson.
Wow, excellent cover on its own. (Even without the lesson... but thanks for that especially.)
"Will I see you to..G!!!" Hahaha I think your tutorials are awesome Justin, my bandoneon teacher taught me to sing the chords that way when I was seven,now I have 38 years old, you made me remember a very happy moment of my life, thank you and congratulations man. I"m Juan from Luján ,Argentina. Saludos!!!!
Thanks Justin! Love the feeling when you get the groove and the words are finally falling into place.
Awesome ❤
Wow Justin!
You're a really good singer!
Great voice for a great song.
All the best from Austria.
Helmut
Thank you. Great vocals on it as well. You have Tom Waits down
When you go to hit the like button but it you find you already hit it 4 years ago 👍
Thanks Justin! All the best from Tahiti!
Gratulations for 500k.
Greets from Germany
What a lesson :) Thank´s Justin!
That was flippin spellbinding lad
Thanks for the lesson Justin; I do my version in E- Major but I like D- Major too💖✝️
Great lesson once again. Cheers!!!
Have just started learning guitar and find your videos great justin thanks alot 👍
Good job bro!! You nailed it. Tom is hard to mimic.haha!!
I love the Everything But The Girl cover of this song. I can't say I 100% understand the lyrics, but it's a great, if otherwise fairly simple, song.
Love it. Cheers Justin.
+Alan Wyllie Cheers Alan!
Awesome lesson Justin, and congrats on 500k subscribers!!
Thanks for all that you do Justin. Wish i could donate but im monetarily challenged........just wanted to say thanks. Im grateful. Cheers mate.
Wow Thanks a lot for this one, Justin!
+IkBenSuperLief ur welcome Ben!
+JustinGuitar Songs Heidi
Bro great voice on this piece!!!
Fan Freakin' Tastic Lesson Thanks so much.
Thanks for this lesson of one of my favorite artists! It would be nice if you played the whole song at the end, at speed. Looking forward to more lessons!
You da best
This is perfection good job
You’re a good man.
Gracias! Una versión perfecta!
Owooh! A very didactic song. Plenty of technical stuff to learn from it.
Nice choice! =)
Wow nice work JS, thanks for sharing with us guitar noobs 👍
Another great lesson Justin! Might not be your taste but the guitarist is great in the band Slaves, local band from Kent who are getting really big now, a lesson on any one of their songs would be fantastic! Thanks :)
Love Tom Waits - And Love This - "Thank You" Justin You Da Man!.
wow thanks!!
Great lesson. It would really be helpful to add some points on starting melody notes for singing each piece your teaching. I'm pretty tone deaf and have a hard time finding melody.
I think its really ironic that his last name is guitar and he loves playing guitars.
His name isn't Guitar, it's Sandercoe...
+Soviless99 AFAIK his last name is Sandercoe, hehe.
+korvkiosk1 ooooooh i get it :) thanks for clearing that up!
+Soviless99 Too good :-D
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Great lesson and great groove but I wish you'd have shown that lead line 13:55
. I can't figure it out for the life of me!
I'm honestly in love with you.
🙌🙌🙌🙏
Justin! please do taint your world by toto! you rule man!
Please put up a lesson for Etta james - Strange things happen. just the intro!! can't find tabs or lessons anywhere
solid singing bro :)
Thank you for all you do. Seriously. How about a Liam Clancy song?
great lesson as usual. bob sever does a good version too
+rob dilley cheers, will check out bobs!
Could you pleaseeee do a tutorial on David Bowie's version of "My Death"? I adore this song and want to learn it, but can't find any tutorials!! I would really appreciate it!
Could you do "had me a girl"? I'm having trouble figuring out the fingerpicking scheme.
Great work again on a truly great song that never gets true recognition ❗️❗️❗️Tom Waits is awesome ❗️❗️❗️Rock on Justin \m/
great tutorial Justin, I have a request, could you do a tutorial on billy oceans loverboy?
Like It !!
Thanks JS !
Similar progression and feel to "My best friends girl" by The Cars ! ?
justin sandercoe take the black felt dampen off the maton messiah guitar please do it now
Could you do a video for the Beatles song I need you?
Could you please teach us how to play "Dirt in the ground" by Tom Waits?
Hey justin!!! You've helped me incredibly learning songs from all type, from 3 chords lil cheezy songs to jazz standarts im verry thankfull for that, you are pretty good!! There is one song that i find pretty complicate to learn cuz its a wierd one to follow, its called devil may cry by halfmoon run and nobody has a tutorial nor a cover. Could you help out plzzzzzz?
+Pablo Simon I'll have a look, but no promises, have a load on my schedule already!
Cool man
please do toes by zac brown
Justin what strings should I get to make my acoustic not sound as high and metallic? I have a newer Ephiphone and was thinking maybe medium light strings?
+TheCoolCat
Try them, but they are gonna change the way the guitar plays a bit. Probably make barres slightly more difficult. Light strings are the easiest to play, but the most prone to buzzing.
You might need a different guitar entirely to achieve the sound you are after. Try different strings and different guitars too.
+Chris Langley Yeah I was doing some research and heard that lighter gauge strings break more often but are easier to play and have a higher ring to them. And those are what I've been playing with for about a year. If theres no harm in switching up strings I guess its worth a try then!
+TheCoolCat
If you've been playing for a year, go ahead and try a set of mediums.. Expect the action to come up ever so slightly. I kinda like the extra thickness and action on some of my guitars. I have an old alvarez that buzzes without mediums, for example.
They just aren't really something you wanna "practice" on, you know?
I actually prefer nylon strings for that.
Thanks for that! I'll just buy a box of light mediums and a box of lights and see which one fits my play style more.
Thanks for the info tho!
+TheCoolCat
Most acoustic guitars come factory fitted with 11s (light gauge) and they give you a good compromise between playability and overall tone. I know people who fit 10s (super lights) to their acoustics and they are a bit too tinny sounding for my liking although, they sound fine if you're playing an electro-acoustic plugged into an amp. I use 11s on mine.
Justin, Jersey Girl, please
Try starting on E and REALLY embrace your huskiness!
Justin, why only beginners songs and stuff lately?
Is this the original key the song was in? I'm seeing some tabs running the song in F key.
Fun fact: the key of the original recording is somewhere between D and Eb--instruments were not tuned to concert pitch (or the studio's tape machine was off-speed). So, D is pretty close. Around 14:00, Just talks about the Rod Stewart version: Bb, Eb and F. | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
@@JustinGuitarSongs oh wow, thanks for that.
like to learn superman by five for fighting
Maybe you keep say on your live webinars, but you sound like the "Boss"which is not to bad at all
When did Norm Macdonald start playing the Guitar?
"And I'm G-ing like an A chord"
@Soviless99 Omg mate you need some wash.. :p xD
Could be a Tom Waits impersonator.
I`m G-ing like an A-chord...
sorry ment bob seger
+rob dilley makes more sense! ;) lol
You even sound like him....
Justin, how about some song that is cool to play, and just play, not to sing along?
Brother this is the finest guitar lesson I have ever seen on you tube.you run this shit for morons like me.so thanks.hey if your on Facebook look me up Michael H Nadolski.or Mick Ives & the 222s .good rockin and thanks again
Get a better camera for god sakes
Typical.