Blues Guitar Lesson - Good Woman - Breakdown - Rev. Robert Jones
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Sir, I have been listening to delta blues and trying to play at it for years - your work right here with these recordings is not only the best acoustic blues guitar lessons, but into the future, will probably be one of the most significant set of recordings for future players of the blues - period. You should be proud, and as a 74 year old, please know that I have learned so much about playing delta blues from you and will take it with me to help others coming up. Many many, thanks.
Well said Greg.. I see it the same. well said
@@chinto50 agreed
Agreed, respect!
Salut c'est greg
Facts
You can't get any lesson anywhere more authentic then Rev Robert JONES . The Smithsonian should give consideration to these important historical blues lessons . 🎼🎼🎼🎸☮️
Wonderful lesson. I learned so much in just 21 minutes. The best.
Great teaching. Thanks Rev Jones.
I've been both playing guitar and teaching for over twenty years, and I can happily say that these are some of the best guitar videos I've ever seen -- a stellar mix of history, culture, analysis, demonstration, and instruction.
Huge shout-out to the Rev.!
Yep same here been playing for 43 years and I love watching these videos =)
I pretty much just want to hang out, chat, and jam with this man. Amazing.
Best instruction ever !
I love your playing and your voice! So glad I stumbled upon this. Thank you sir so much! So cool!
Excellent!!!!
This is amazing what a great teacher 👍this is real blues
so glad I found you. Such great lessons and not just about licks and song chords. History is so important in understanding it all. Very informative and excellent approach!
These lessons from Rev. Jones are excellent! This guy is a American national treasure.
Wish i could have had you as an educator through out school
what a fantastic teacher!
I'm a noob so really appreciate how much you break it down and walk through the moves. Delta blues are my goal and this (as well as some of your other lessons) has given me a great foundation. Thank you!
So great.
God bless you Brother Robert for sharing the Lovely blues seacrets to so many of us that loves music....
TB. Sweden
Great stuff! That George Jones took me by absolute surprise!!! More Rev
I’ve been playing for thirty years and I’m getting better, I’ve used a a pick when I play and I want to learn how to how finger pick now watching these videos is a start for me, great video thank you for posting it
Glad found such you.!
The Rev. Is just fantastic. I could listen to him talk about blues history all day.
Reading Son’s recollection of Bob’s first performance when he came back from his Hiatus, was a revelation. Your thoughts on did he make a deal or did he not, doesn’t matter what side of the thought. What matters is we got a blessing, us Blues Lovers. Thank you for the lesson.
just love it
Top man and a great lesson !!!
Thanks so much Reverend. Great video. 👍
This is a true teacher
Great Lessons Thank you very much Rev. Robert Jones
Amazing!!!
You're an amazing teacher! The right amount of info and back story. Thank you!!!
Great series of lessons on music and history. You are an excellent teacher.
Fellow is amazing. Loving every bit of this.
I was looking at triads and how to use them.. and stumbled on this site . I have been trying to work on traditional folk blues.. ( as Ive heard robert Johnson referred to..) excellent history , which brings it into perspective. I have been trying to put that particular lick with the turn arounds together for a while now but it always sounded mechanical.. now it doesnt.. thanks very much.. your an excellent teacher.. I really appreciate the comments about forming chords and positions in different ways because of your hands.. I got the Irish short stubby fingers.. LOL.. I buy my guitars based on the size of the nut. I need it wide . and stretching is hard for me.. I loved it when you said.. make it work for you. Keep it up. I'll be back...
These lessons are great, pure gold. i'm learning lots and better still learning to put it all together and add my own ideas.
Finally some that makes sense to me! This guy is my new teacher 👍🏻 thank you!
Thank you so much God-bless you you open my eyes
and me!!
Fantastic lesson. I’ll have to give Truefire another look.
Excellent
You are a great teacher man... thank you...love watching these =)
Reverend, please put out an album of covers and/originals in this genre!
20:11 only the voice in my head
Thanks for sharing 👍👏👏
Thank you for this lesson,I can play most of what you demonstrate,but the right hand picking gets me im just not smooth,will keep practicing,love your lessons great inspiration for me.cheers.
Thanks for your clear explanations.
Dude... George Jones in the style of Robert Johnson was so serious! That was brilliant and sounded so rad. You NEED To record that and put it out. Or at least post a live vid. Amazing and out of this world amazin.
I feel like I finally found the Crossroads when I discovered your videos. Thank you sir !
Inspiring Thanks !
Thank you!
I love it thank you
what a bloody great video.
great blues
Oh wow...that interpretation of the George Jones classic!
Amazing lessons, cannot thank you enough. @GregJiede sums it up nicely.
Just an amazingly articulate being, musicly, verbally and rationally.
To have such a command of not only a vast lexicon verbally but musically as well is truly noteworthy but moreover to take time to share such talent truly speaks to one soul, the true root of the blues.
Rev Jones - Thank you! Question please - tell me about that wide nut guitar, it sounds great.
The best blues teaching on the internet. Rev I'd love to see more focus on your right hand though, I'm getting the chords but can't keep up with (or even understand) some of the moves that your right hand is making. Much love for this awesome content my man.
I love you Rev Jones. This is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing your light.
At 14:25 I just about died...gave me a bit of inspiration
Great lesson Rev. Yes, the photos of RJ shows his fingers are like telephone poles.
❤
Thank you, Sir. God bless you. Greettings from Brazil.
With a little imagination this guy could be a 1920’s Delta Bluesman.
Anyone knows? Is the Tune the standeard EADGBe or DADGAD???
I wish there was a stronger blues interest among gen z. I seem to be the only 21 year old I know who likes this stuff.
Love that guitar. What kind is it? I want one
Custom built
8:20
Sir, you seems like bb king
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The name of the guitar?
Just started your class on TrueFire. Looking forward to getting started.
What kind of guitar is that?
The geeky voice he throws in there lol
3:24 still cant do this kek
Is there really a "crossroads" or is that an old folktale?
Consensus usually is intersection of Highway 61 and 49 in Clarksdale, MS. Highway 61 is called the Blues Highway.
@@JustVinnyMusic will Legbur be there?
@@JustVinnyMusic I Google mapped a satellite view of that intersection. Looks like a couple of modern US highways overlapping each other. But just up the road is the blues hwy marker. Why Clarksdale, Robert Johnson was before Muddy Waters?
@@JustVinnyMusic well after a little research, I found that the intersection of Lusk Rd and Walker Rd in Dockery Mississipi is called the devils crossroad. Yet, some say it wasn't at the crossroads but a cemetery where the contract was made. A cemetery in Beauregard Mississipi or near abouts, maybe Wesson Cemetery. Who knows probably just lore anyhow.
@@DavidAndersoniiVI Well the trading your soul idea is a myth, but it is thought Johnson had probably a specific location in mind. What you are seeing on the map is misleading because the old highways are not still in existence map wise. City of Clarksdale has a big marker there, and Highway 61 was the major highway from the delta area going north and frequented by musicians traveling back and forth to St. Louis and Chicago. It was the most sung about road in terms of blues songs. Highway 49 is the road to Parchman Prison, which inspired a lot of songs too. Some like the intersection of Highway 8 and 1 south of Rosedale. But the "blues highway" 61 is a state designation with many historic markers, and 61-49 is certainly the most famous crossroads in blues lore for sure. Its all for the tourists anyway. I think it is certainly a symbolic reference. If you live long enough we all have them