Just one of the best, most patient, most clear lessons for any song I’ve ever seen! I love the Doors and honor all of them but honestly, this lesson is better than Robbie Krieger’s own video tutorial for this track! Thank you so much for not only providing this lesson but thoroughly explaining the blues pedigree of the song and it’s structure!
God damn dude I watched literally every minute of this. Had to suffer through a few useless videos of old dudes playing super technical riffs with no explanation of what they were doing then simply move on to the next riff. you counted every single measure holy shit you the best dude! I can finally play this song!! thanks a million! gonna rip it out at the next gig :)
@@JakeAndrewsMusic You are most welcome!!!! Years ago. - I went to Jim’s gave in Paris. Actually been there twice. I’ve seen Robby Kriger in concert back in 2016.
I have been trying to get the intro to this song right FOR MONTHS. I just couldn’t hit the rhythm and muting on the low E and no one else explains it as clear as you! Thank you sir because I can finally get this song out of my head!
R. Krieger don't play this song like that. He's muting the low E with his right hand not with the left. And he's playing with his finger, not médiator. Go to the Doors page, he's explain that.
Thanks for that Jake it was a very thorough and intense lesson I enjoyed it very much and look forward to going through all the steps and process when I return from my work Cheers 🏴
I gave you a thumbs up because this sounds great. Robbie did a lesson himself on this during the pandemic and shows the E7 chord at the seventh fret, sliding up from the 6th fret for the second verse. all the same, well done.
Hi Jake! Once again, million thanks for this superb lesson! Simple riffs and licks but so hard to play consistently for the eternal early intermediate player that I am. It took me ages just to get the first riff with the right hand muting. Playing the first measures without the support of the drum shuffle was so difficult to achieve (and I'm still not sure I can do it every time). The solo is also so challenging but it's actually a rhythm exercise! Thank you very much for insisting on playing rhythm, Jake! What a great advice! Best wishes for 2022 and please keep posting your lessons!
Grandiosa interpretación y enseñanza. Gracias por su apoyo para quienes queremos aprender ya que la música es lo más ❤ e importante para invertir la vida en cosas positivas.
Hi ya, I just subbed your channel here. Thanks for the great lesson man, every video out there gives you the main riff everyone already knows and called it a day LOL! Thanks again for your work! 🤟
Jake, I have studied your technique in this vid for many, many months - but I also lurve (American English) your Austin Vintage Guitars t-shirt - how can l get one like that? Do I have to visit Austin? Or do you have a website where I can order one? ciao! Ben from England
Hi Ben! Thanks for the support. Austin Vintage Guitars is a premier vintage store here in Austin...they sell t-shirts on their website: www.austinvintageguitars.com/store#!/AVG-T-Shirt-Moto/p/145499311
You mean how did they get the name the doors? They were named after the book The doors of perception the author's name is Huxley check it out it's about heaven meeting hell or something
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Just one of the best, most patient, most clear lessons for any song I’ve ever seen! I love the Doors and honor all of them but honestly, this lesson is better than Robbie Krieger’s own video tutorial for this track! Thank you so much for not only providing this lesson but thoroughly explaining the blues pedigree of the song and it’s structure!
Thanks so much for the compliment my friend!
By far the best lesson for Roadhouse Blues, thanks from down under Jake
All right!! Great lesson thanks for explaining so well
So glad you enjoyed this lesson!
Superbly taught … the key is not that he’s a great player , the key is his teaching ability ..,highly impressive
I really appreciate that! Thanks so much.
Thank you so much for a fantastic tutorial.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Classic song, and a bar band favorite. Salty...one of the chestnuts that’s not as tired as say, “Hey Joe”
Thanks man!
THAT STRAT IS AWESOME
YES IT IS! Thanks so much:)
this is brilliant. love the way you play along with the track. and that strat sounds frickin great. top marks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely nailed it! Perfect.
God damn dude I watched literally every minute of this. Had to suffer through a few useless videos of old dudes playing super technical riffs with no explanation of what they were doing then simply move on to the next riff. you counted every single measure holy shit you the best dude! I can finally play this song!! thanks a million! gonna rip it out at the next gig :)
Man, glad you enjoyed it so much Robbie!
Great!
Thank you!
Great song, from my youth. And well taught.
Thank you!
@@JakeAndrewsMusic , mais c'est un
thanks man
most welcome!
This is magnificent! Exactly what I was looking for. Really thorough lesson. You are an amazing teacher. Thank you so much for sharing.
You're very welcome! Glad you're enjoying the lessons.
AMAZING LESSON JAKE. FREAKING NAILÈD IT.
Yeah man! Thanks for the love:)
Wow -! wow wow --this is the best version ever ! really truly stunning ----learnt so much ---thankyou !
Thank you Carl! So glad you are enjoying it:)
That was fucking amazing.
So glad you dug it!
2:10 that classic Smokestack Lightning riff never gets old! At least that's where I think it originated. Great lesson and great playing!
True, I'm sure it came from Smokestack. Thanks!
reddie King to Hubert Sumlin. Not too shabby.
Great lesson video, thanks for making this video!
Thank you Phillip! It was just as fun for me to make it
@@JakeAndrewsMusic You are most welcome!!!!
Years ago. - I went to Jim’s gave in Paris. Actually been there twice.
I’ve seen Robby Kriger in concert back in 2016.
Simply perfect performance and guitar lesson. Thank you
Thank so much. Glad you liked it!
ciao grazie mille x l'aiuto sono solo all'inizio nel suonare questo meraviglioso strumento
I have been trying to get the intro to this song right FOR MONTHS. I just couldn’t hit the rhythm and muting on the low E and no one else explains it as clear as you! Thank you sir because I can finally get this song out of my head!
So glad you enjoyed it Dan!
R. Krieger don't play this song like that. He's muting the low E with his right hand not with the left. And he's playing with his finger, not médiator. Go to the Doors page, he's explain that.
Friggin awesome 👍❤it
Thanks so much my man!
Awesome 💪🏽
WOW !! Incredible. Great lesson.
Thanks Chuck-Glad you liked it!
The video i was looking for
Thanks so much! Glad you're enjoying it
Fantastic lesson! So well done and completely clear and thorough. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
May God this is perfect can’t ever get no better than this, thank you so much.
Thank you Richard!
Very impressive! I thought my 1970 Fender Jaguar was beat up. Ha ha
Thanks Javier! Yes, I've put a lot of miles on her:)
Excellent teacher! Thank You so much for such a great lesson.
You're very welcome John!
Far out, fantastic lesson.
Thank you Owen! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Thanks for that Jake it was a very thorough and intense lesson I enjoyed it very much and look forward to going through all the steps and process when I return from my work Cheers 🏴
Glad you enjoyed it!
I gave you a thumbs up because this sounds great. Robbie did a lesson himself on this during the pandemic and shows the E7 chord at the seventh fret, sliding up from the 6th fret for the second verse. all the same, well done.
Thanks Bryan! Yes, that's definitely a cool way to play it.
Perfect for my very first brand new electric 😂❤❤
Best of luck! Enjoy!
Hi Jake! Once again, million thanks for this superb lesson! Simple riffs and licks but so hard to play consistently for the eternal early intermediate player that I am. It took me ages just to get the first riff with the right hand muting. Playing the first measures without the support of the drum shuffle was so difficult to achieve (and I'm still not sure I can do it every time). The solo is also so challenging but it's actually a rhythm exercise! Thank you very much for insisting on playing rhythm, Jake! What a great advice! Best wishes for 2022 and please keep posting your lessons!
So glad you enjoyed this one Samy!
@@JakeAndrewsMusic Sure I did, Jake ! Here's my take on it : ruclips.net/video/O6kVMB3MDDM/видео.html
Boom!!!!! Thanks Brotha!!!!
You bet! Thanks
Great lesson 👍👍👍👍
Glad you liked it! Thanks
Great playing, great lesson, damn fine Strat!
Thank you Bryan!
Good lesson Cousin Jake...
Thanks so much dude!
Dude, love this lesson, you rock!
Hey, thanks Shane! Glad you're digging it.
Exellent you make it look really easy. I was trying to learn that song
Thanks Mario! So glad it helped you with the song. Rock on!
That is one sweet guitar
Thanks Lucas!
You nailed it, man!
Thanks Dylan!
Nothing wrong with that..inspired me..iam gonna learn this
Great! Let me know how it goes:)
Awesome, good, exelent way to explain
Glad you liked it! Thank you.
Great Jake... Thanks
You bet!
You are the best 🤟
Thank you Fariz!
6:45 lowE 6:55 7:30 A012 7:45 D012 7:52 intro repeat
8:15 play along 6 times
9:15 9:30 9:45
10:05 play
10:20 play along 10:30
10:40
10:50 goes into 11:00 11:15
11:50 verse play through
12:30 full speed
13:15 chord time 13:30 E7 chord 13:50
16:15
16:40 bridge (also 5e7a) 0A2D> 4a >5a>0a2d> 4d>2d
Thanks for the time stamps!
@@JakeAndrewsMusic anytime! Your lesson is the easiest to follow on this song!
That might be the funniest picking style I've ever seen 😂
Ha, yep I've been told that! Thanks
THANK YOU!😁😁😁😁 so much!
You're welcome! Glad you're enjoying the lesson:)
Grandiosa interpretación y enseñanza. Gracias por su apoyo para quienes queremos aprender ya que la música es lo más ❤ e importante para invertir la vida en cosas positivas.
Alfredo-Muchas Gracias mí amigo!
Dude that was the shit son,,yes yes! More please.
Hell yeah! Thanks Carlos
Very nice lead dude just right not to much perfect tone I been playing this song long time guitar and harmonica together love yer rendition yeah🎉
Thanks so much for the love!
Buen guitarrista lo felicito asi haga la granga hotel california acustico wisky etc
Роби Кригер был красавчег, легенда, дай бог ему здоровья!!!!!!
Hi ya, I just subbed your channel here. Thanks for the great lesson man, every video out there gives you the main riff everyone already knows and called it a day LOL!
Thanks again for your work! 🤟
That's so true-I like to make sure and teach all the parts of a song:) Thanks for the sub!
@@JakeAndrewsMusic the pleasures really all mine man! Thanks again for your work really 🤙
You should check out Status Quo's version from their 1972 album PILEDRIVER
I think Robbie has a lot to worry about. Loved it when it first came out and still love it now. Great cover. Is there any more to come?.🤟🏻
Thanks so much!
Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is awesome 👍👍
Many thanks Roger!
Great job and I like the room sound you get. If you teach requests, please do Fleetwood Mac's Oh Well Pt 1.
Thanks so much Steve, Great suggestion!
Your Strat looks like it been around!
Definitely-she was a lot prettier when I first got her! Thanks.
Jake, I have studied your technique in this vid for many, many months - but I also lurve (American English) your Austin Vintage Guitars t-shirt - how can l get one like that? Do I have to visit Austin? Or do you have a website where I can order one? ciao! Ben from England
Hi Ben! Thanks for the support. Austin Vintage Guitars is a premier vintage store here in Austin...they sell t-shirts on their website: www.austinvintageguitars.com/store#!/AVG-T-Shirt-Moto/p/145499311
kick ass
Thanks!
OMG!!!!
👏👏👏👏
awesum
Thanks Martin!
Lonnie mack wasn’t working for electra. He had quit music and was selling binles on the street when he was invited to come in and play on the track
Very cool, I didn't realize that. Thanks!
Can you do pride and joy lesson
He walks the walk.
Great lesson but amp are you using? I play a strat as well and don't have that sound, I am using also a fender blues amp
A 1960 Strat into a 1959 Fender tweed Princeton...hard to reproduce that tone! Thanks for watching my friend.
Why they were THE Doors.
You mean how did they get the name the doors? They were named after the book The doors of perception the author's name is Huxley check it out it's about heaven meeting hell or something
i think the second link on the solo is 11 times,,
Thanks Paul!
Is this tabed anywhere?
This is my take on the original. I'm sure you could find some tabbed version online though. Thanks Dale!
He's playing Stevie Ray Vaughan instead of the doors part. Lol.
Haha!
Der kann das.
you play deferent solo with backing track,,,,
You remind me of Glen Campbell…..
Haven't heard that one before! Thanks:)