What a treat! Truly keeping the 50s alive with talent, dedication, patience and understanding so that the rest of us can stay involved. Keep it up Randy.
I've loved your lessons and have been watching all your videos for more than a year now. I've been a fan of Scotty's playing since I was a child. I think your playing is without doubt one of the best and I too have a Guild X175 because of you. I hope to buy your EP soon with the Poorboys, all the best Randy from your good fan.
Randy, you are sounding fiftier than the 50s!!! The band in the "outtakes" looks great and played great! Do you have more outakes :) . Its good to see guys who are recording in the old fashioned clothes. As you said in one of your older videos (how to get the rockabilly sound): playing better in that clothes because you feel good!!! Ican see, how good you all felt in these sessions!!!
Thanks for the lesson,all the way from S.A, Texas, have another request Elvis no place like home Carl Perkins solo, I'm looking forward to seeing you teach that, thanks Randy keep rocking
Hi Randy quick question. The lick at 4:51 that's basically just a blues turnaround in E, but we're playing in C. So that means I can also use this lick when I'm playing in E right?
Yes, you can. The notes you're playing at first are B, D and E So they could imply an E7 chord That's why it works over E. They could also imply a G6 Chord, that's why it works over G like in this example. The song is in the key of C, but the lick is played over the G chord.
This is actually technically very easy.... the difficult part is getting it down at correct speed. It's just like Metallica or any metal music... very simple music, just fast speed.
What a treat! Truly keeping the 50s alive with talent, dedication, patience and understanding so that the rest of us can stay involved. Keep it up Randy.
Wow, absolutely brilliant, as always
And of course, the Just because tutorial is fifties at its very best!!!
I've loved your lessons and have been watching all your videos for more than a year now. I've been a fan of Scotty's playing since I was a child. I think your playing is without doubt one of the best and I too have a Guild X175 because of you.
I hope to buy your EP soon with the Poorboys, all the best Randy from your good fan.
Thank you so much! It really means a lot to me!
Brilliant !!
Oh man, I wanted to learn this for so long, I dont know how I missed it. Thanks Randy!
Muchísimas gracias Randy, impresionante. Me estas ayudando muchísimo. Felicidades por este magnifico canal de youtube
Very nice, Randy, thank you for sharing.
You're wonderful, Randy, thanks for share great videos!!
Why Is Randy a cool musician? Well, Just Because! Excellent lesson my friend! Please do alot more of Scotty Moore! Best Regards!
Randy is really good playing like Scotty. Nice, clear sound. Joel Patterson is another excellent Scotty type picker.
Joel Patterson is one of the most talented guys I know
Great video - thanks Randy!
This is great !!!!!!
That was fun, thanks!
Randy, you are sounding fiftier than the 50s!!! The band in the "outtakes" looks great and played great! Do you have more outakes :) . Its good to see guys who are recording in the old fashioned clothes. As you said in one of your older videos (how to get the rockabilly sound): playing better in that clothes because you feel good!!! Ican see, how good you all felt in these sessions!!!
Спасибо ,Randy !
Excelente, demiass. maneco - RS -Brasil.
Thanks for the lesson,all the way from S.A, Texas, have another request Elvis no place like home Carl Perkins solo, I'm looking forward to seeing you teach that, thanks Randy keep rocking
I wrote it on my list. Will do it next year. Thanks for the suggestion!
Thanks!
Can you do the Collins kids version please? I can't find a tutorial for it
I want to hear It's time for love full song. Will you upload it?
Hi Byron, I will upload the full promo video with all six songs probably next week. Almost finished with editing.
Thank you! I can't wait to hear it. I've been using your videos as inspiration for my own guitar playing.
Hi Randy quick question. The lick at 4:51 that's basically just a blues turnaround in E, but we're playing in C. So that means I can also use this lick when I'm playing in E right?
Yes, you can. The notes you're playing at first are B, D and E So they could imply an E7 chord That's why it works over E. They could also imply a G6 Chord, that's why it works over G like in this example. The song is in the key of C, but the lick is played over the G chord.
Hey Randy! Is there tablature available for this lesson?
No, unfortunately I didn't transcribe this lesson
Ah ok! I’ll pick it up from the video. Thank you!
This is actually technically very easy.... the difficult part is getting it down at correct speed. It's just like Metallica or any metal music... very simple music, just fast speed.
You sure play close to Scotty style
humpty!
King of Rockabilly Comedy
完全にコピーできてませんね。違いますね。この人は耳が悪いと思います。