Many thanks for doing this. I listen to Tony Joe White live version with headphones. The bass and drums are so tight it’s amazing. And Tony Joe is killing it on that strat.
@@harryw9598 Hey to you guys commenting here, a few yrs back I saw John Fogerty at Riveredge Park in Aurora,il. Hot summer night, full moon reflecting on the surface of the Fox River. With J C and family picking on a Les Paul goldtop! Perfect night that don't get anymore American then that! Shout out to Pops Staples, too. He had that E thing goin' on for sure, real subtle, real cool. God bless you guys, stay safe
@@jamesjames9275 Afraid so. Probably born too late! Made the backwards connection through the Beatles to Berry, Holly, Richard, Perkins etc, but never EP. Anyway, we had Cliff Richard, Tommy Steele and Lonnie Donegan ;-)
James this video lesson of Polka Salad Annie is the best I've seen,thank you,I've been trying to find someone whom can actually show how its done,brilliant
Great song, thanks for this lesson and insight format of the vid. Love all the versions: Tony Joe White, Elvis, loved hearing James Burton's instrumental version in "Ford v. Ferrari" too!
I have to say, I grew up listening to the standard hits, mainly Zeppelin and The Who. But you’re introducing me to some really cool music. Great playing as always.
Cool-saw TJW in a small club in Manchester (UK)in 2016-just him and a drummer .Maybe 200 people there-mesmeric-glad I saw him before he left us.Classic simple but so effective song writing and guitar playing.
Awesome lesson, Thanks! The first time I heard the song Tunica Motel by Tony Joe White was in the early 90's when Mark Collie covered it while opening up for Tracy Byrd and that's when I learned about Tony Joe White Mark Collie CD Tennessee Plates track 8 Tunica Motel
Another killer lesson JJ! Almost every video on RUclips of this song has the title wrong. It is actually Poke Sallet Annie, not Polk Salad. Poke Sallet comes from the Pokeweed plant. Almost all parts (especially the roots) are highly toxic. To properly prepare/cook the plant to be edible is tricky. You must boil it, drain and rinse, boil it again, drain and rinse again, and do it once more before it can be consumed by humans. It kind of tastes like collard greens. The pokeweed plant also has berries that if touched by hands can seep into your bloodstream and make you very ill. The reason I know this is pokeweed was all over one section of my mothers yard and I would do her yardwork for her when she was alive. After I made a trip to the hospital once extremely ill after doing her yardwork, I researched this heavily.
I’m completely with you on the ‘slow swampy’ version. I attempted this song on my channel but could never come close to replicating the attitude TJW put into his version.
Hey James have you ever had Poke Salat aka Pokeweed, Polk Salad? Its great! We cook it here twice in boiling water then pan fry it a bit with onions, salt n pepper! Great stuff!
Hello JJ. I lost you On youtube and by accident I found your last PT video in which you explained, well you know. But so glad you went on as James James. You taught me a lot. Keep on going👍🏼👍🏼🎸 greetz from The Netherlands , Anton Jeli Jansen
Man I don’t know what it is about your videos, but I swear I learn more from you in 5 minutes than I’ve ever learned from these so called “subscription sites” you really make learning an enjoyable experience.....I’m gonna really enjoy learning this on my new guitar, which is an EASTMAN SB59 which is a VERY HIGH END Japanese version of a les paul style guitar exept with eastman you get a guitar as good as a gibson R9 or even better for one quarter of the price so an R9 is in your money around $6500 well my guitar cost in your money $2200 and when I say it’s as good you guys need to check eastman out the fretwork is par exellance.
I’m pickin’ a mean mess of this! Hehe, lawd have mercy! I was thinking thinking the other day while I was learning this fave of tune- man, that would would be cool if JJ would have a lesson of TJW’s Polk Salad Annie. Here it is! Thank you! 👍✌️
Love the lesson man. I have a boss katana amp and use a Les Paul. I was wondering if you could recommend some settings to get this guitar tone like you have in the video.
Well, the ES 345 has a VariTone knob, which gives out-of-phase tones. It's hard to get that honk without that knob. I guess you could compress a wah pedal halfway down and just leave it there.
thanks j j for the entertainingly informative accurate portrayal of digits plucking most excellent sounds from wound wires stretched over rosewood and lead !! please answer one question.... since you have a limit of guitars that you keep, do you have a limit of seriously cool shirts also? i have lost count. ..... a warehouse perhaps ?
@@jamesjames9275 Safe to say not the reply I was anticipating :) Looks to be a professional effort by your wife...and a lucrative sideline if she ever needed one :)
Cool shirt. Where did u get it. I ask because as a kid I use to play basketball against Graham and the team on Tuesday nights. I was 15 or 16. And those Fillmore guys wore similar shirts. As a team we where kids and they played pretty dirty. Always got our asses kicked. So cool shirt. And great memories
Sounded great on your 335! Of course I had to go back to one of TJW's performances. Since you can't listen to this song just once. Did you have a lit cigarette on your guitar string at the tuner? And we can't tell, were you sporting sideburns down to your shoulder blades?
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Elvis has left the building! Thank you for teaching this classic!
Nailed all the classic TJW fills...so clearly broken down....Grateful thanks
Many thanks for doing this. I listen to Tony Joe White live version with headphones. The bass and drums are so tight it’s amazing. And Tony Joe is killing it on that strat.
Thanks for posting this!
One of my favorites
That is one of the most informative videos I’ve seen. So easy to follow.
Another neat lesson, and another great song, thank you
Another great song & another great lesson. TJW was one of my favourites. RIP.
James you keep amazing me with your lessons definitely for intermediate standard but giving space for individual expression
This a such a cool song. It’s a must learn! Thx James! CANADA🇨🇦
Great job man - allways loved that swampy sound.
Great song. Thanks. I saw TJW play this at the Toronto Rock and Roll Revival in September '69.
Whoa, great show: Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Doors, John Lennon (with Clapton)...
TJW was one of my favourite songwriters & performers. Thanks for teaching what I think is one of his best songs :)
Nice lesson, good take and to the point, thanks
The greatest swamp rock song ever recorded!!!
Gonna call it a tie with "Amos Moses." (Hint, hint, J.J.!)
@@michaelnolan743 well i throw in born on the bayou..
@@harryw9598 Hey to you guys commenting here, a few yrs back I saw John Fogerty at Riveredge Park in Aurora,il. Hot summer night, full moon reflecting on the surface of the Fox River. With J C and family picking on a Les Paul goldtop! Perfect night that don't get anymore American then that! Shout out to Pops Staples, too. He had that E thing goin' on for sure, real subtle, real cool. God bless you guys, stay safe
No doubt
Great lesson. It's the only Elvis-performed song that ever made a lasting impression on me.
The only one?!
@@jamesjames9275 Afraid so. Probably born too late! Made the backwards connection through the Beatles to Berry, Holly, Richard, Perkins etc, but never EP. Anyway, we had Cliff Richard, Tommy Steele and Lonnie Donegan ;-)
Fabulous playing yet again
Been watching you for years....simply amazing way to teach....kind of a cool laid back session!
James this video lesson of Polka Salad Annie is the best I've seen,thank you,I've been trying to find someone whom can actually show how its done,brilliant
Part of that riff is used by ac/dc in rock and roll ain't noise pollution
Great song, thanks for this lesson and insight format of the vid. Love all the versions: Tony Joe White, Elvis, loved hearing James Burton's instrumental version in "Ford v. Ferrari" too!
01:38 Rock and Roll ain't noise pollution from ACDC intro?
Exactly what I thought
Great tune .... especially the original by Tony Joe.....
Thanks for posting this, I've always been big fan of Tony Joe. Rainy night in Ga is another one he did that was great.
I love this. It's rimless. I hear it alot in Panama city beach
I get alot of smiles since I learned to play this, thanks
Great job Guy, amazing, from Brazil!
I have to say, I grew up listening to the standard hits, mainly Zeppelin and The Who. But you’re introducing me to some really cool music. Great playing as always.
Been playing this one lately to open our shows
Cool-saw TJW in a small club in Manchester (UK)in 2016-just him and a drummer .Maybe 200 people there-mesmeric-glad I saw him before he left us.Classic simple but so effective song writing and guitar playing.
Great tune! Thanks for posting! One of my favorite James Burton renditions
Touch of CCR Born on the Bayou - E7. As is Steamy WIndows .. love it. Thanks.
Awesome lesson, Thanks! The first time I heard the song Tunica Motel by Tony Joe White was in the early 90's when Mark Collie covered it while opening up for Tracy Byrd and that's when I learned about Tony Joe White Mark Collie CD Tennessee Plates track 8 Tunica Motel
Another killer lesson JJ! Almost every video on RUclips of this song has the title wrong. It is actually Poke Sallet Annie, not Polk Salad. Poke Sallet comes from the Pokeweed plant. Almost all parts (especially the roots) are highly toxic. To properly prepare/cook the plant to be edible is tricky. You must boil it, drain and rinse, boil it again, drain and rinse again, and do it once more before it can be consumed by humans. It kind of tastes like collard greens. The pokeweed plant also has berries that if touched by hands can seep into your bloodstream and make you very ill. The reason I know this is pokeweed was all over one section of my mothers yard and I would do her yardwork for her when she was alive. After I made a trip to the hospital once extremely ill after doing her yardwork, I researched this heavily.
Tony Joe White is such a boss. I love his song I Want You, very groovy.
Great way to start the day!! Thanks!
génial JJ ! Un grand merci depuis la France.
Damn, love this song., Thx JJ.
great lesson thanks,,,yes the phony count,4. love it
I keep going back to this lesson, I enjoy it immensely, thank you James.
Agreed, he nailed it so damn well !!
Adding this to learn! Thanks for posting and an awesome job too!!
Love this tune, thanks for making this!
Monster tone here! Love it
Thanks for another awesome lesson!
Thanks a lot!!
I have been waiting long time to have these licks explained!!
Beautiful song indeed. Thank you for this James :)
Perfect!..My little group has been working on this just the other day.
Great fun... Thank you very much...Cheers Bob
Great video and licks are spot on!
Thank you for such a beautiful lesson dealing with a song I always loved, but could never properly figure out.
I’m completely with you on the ‘slow swampy’ version. I attempted this song on my channel but could never come close to replicating the attitude TJW put into his version.
Merci beaucoup pour cette leçon ; depuis un certain temps je cherchais les accords du début,
Mais je ne trouvais pas. Thank you very much...!
Your site is #1. Thanks
Another great one J, thanks so much. 👌🌠🌅
If I hit the like button everytime I watch this video I would have hit it about 40 times now!! 😃 Love it JJ 😃🙏❤❤❤
Those 2nd set of intro chords sound like ACDC stole those chords for Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution
Awesome most helpful lesson thanks!
Hey James have you ever had Poke Salat aka Pokeweed, Polk Salad? Its great! We cook it here twice in boiling water then pan fry it a bit with onions, salt n pepper! Great stuff!
Hello JJ. I lost you On youtube and by accident I found your last PT video in which you explained, well you know. But so glad you went on as James James. You taught me a lot. Keep on going👍🏼👍🏼🎸 greetz from The Netherlands , Anton Jeli Jansen
i saw some content from your old channel. i'm glad that you are still rocking!!!!
Great lesson thx a lot ,listen to elvis doing polk salad James Burton killin it on the guitar .very good lesson 🙏👍👍
Man I don’t know what it is about your videos, but I swear I learn more from you in 5 minutes than I’ve ever learned from these so called “subscription sites” you really make learning an enjoyable experience.....I’m gonna really enjoy learning this on my new guitar, which is an EASTMAN SB59 which is a VERY HIGH END Japanese version of a les paul style guitar exept with eastman you get a guitar as good as a gibson R9 or even better for one quarter of the price so an R9 is in your money around $6500 well my guitar cost in your money $2200 and when I say it’s as good you guys need to check eastman out the fretwork is par exellance.
Nice lesson. Thank you.
Ha! I've been working on this for months. Thanks for the help I needed to nail it. ( you need a "Damn it Jim' T)
I'm going to play this and "Little Sister" back to back. I don't think it matters which one is first. They will work together nicely I think.
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Awesome! Love it!
Great video, keep em coming!
thanks i love this song
Very cool JJ
Hello birdie! Thanks. Edit: I want to let you know what a horrible week I've had and how much that gesture means to me. Your timing is impeccable.
Thanking you James, it is a pleasure man. Can you please show me how you did that fill 4:58 in that minor pentatonic e minor, please.
Pick the Open G string and hammer down onto the first fret. Then, pick the open high E string. Then on the B string pic the third fret.
I’m pickin’ a mean mess of this! Hehe, lawd have mercy!
I was thinking thinking the other day while I was learning this fave of tune- man, that would would be cool if JJ would have a lesson of TJW’s Polk Salad Annie. Here it is! Thank you! 👍✌️
Hay JJ such a cool song 👍👍👍
Cool tune man
Love the lesson man. I have a boss katana amp and use a Les Paul. I was wondering if you could recommend some settings to get this guitar tone like you have in the video.
Well, the ES 345 has a VariTone knob, which gives out-of-phase tones. It's hard to get that honk without that knob. I guess you could compress a wah pedal halfway down and just leave it there.
that stereo cherry bomb just purrs like a cat
Love it
Nice sounding guitar
thanks , great tutorial
Well that was fun!! Thanks man!!
thanks j j for the entertainingly informative accurate portrayal of digits plucking most excellent sounds from wound wires stretched over rosewood and lead !! please answer one question.... since you have a limit of guitars that you keep, do you have a limit of seriously cool shirts also? i have lost count. ..... a warehouse perhaps ?
Is that an Aria Pro II The one Gibson sued ?
Cool shirt James...are they still available to buy do you know?
My wife made that one for me.
@@jamesjames9275 Safe to say not the reply I was anticipating :) Looks to be a professional effort by your wife...and a lucrative sideline if she ever needed one :)
Great licks. They didn't call Tony Joe "The Swamp Fox" for nothing!
What kind of guitar are you playing? It's a beauty!
Cool shirt. Where did u get it. I ask because as a kid I use to play basketball against Graham and the team on Tuesday nights. I was 15 or 16. And those Fillmore guys wore similar shirts. As a team we where kids and they played pretty dirty. Always got our asses kicked. So cool shirt. And great memories
My wife made that shirt for me. Total cost was less than $15, including the shirt itself.
Fun song I can play it on the bass’😃
This standard Tunning or D tunning ?
Yes......
Sounded great on your 335! Of course I had to go back to one of TJW's performances. Since you can't listen to this song just once. Did you have a lit cigarette on your guitar string at the tuner? And we can't tell, were you sporting sideburns down to your shoulder blades?
345. :)
@@jamesjames9275 Nice!
@@jamesjames9275 which one is this? The Freddy King reissue or which year is it? Such a beauty, I'm hunting one of this at the moment
Isn't Tony White the guitar player on Chain of fools NO that was Joe South .
The original version: ruclips.net/video/MCSsVvlj6YA/видео.html
Heard that Tony Jo taught Elvis this but idk
Tony Joe White
ruclips.net/video/JyXHxh3Sye0/видео.html
Major 3rds & Minor 3rds
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I think he says Fool
he says fool not 4
I hear some ac/dc in that intro....
Hmm, other way around I think!
I love licks.
Slow down son , lol !