Thanks my friend, I just found your channel last week. I am 67 and played from my early teens till about 26 ..then put it down. I just started back about 3 years ago. My brain to my fingers have slowed as well as that fingers not moving like back in the day. I still can play a lot of cords but I can't play bar cords. Played a Martin but switched to a Taylor 214ce, easier to play. I like it, just doesn't sound as good as Martin. I can't complain though, I am not what I use to be. I subed to your channel because you are very relaxing. Thank and God bless David
Thanks for watching guys! the 3 songs in the lesson are What I got by sublime, Can't you see by Marshall Tucker band and Sweet home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd. Enjoy!
Hey Duaine. I cover the strum patterns in depth for these and all lessons inside the RLG Membership. If you log in and then put song lesson titles in the search you should find them. If. you have trouble let me know. I am not certain that "What I got" is in there. But the pattern for that D and G is: D DU UDU
Hi Kevin, I just found your RUclips channel, I'm a 55 yr old newby & been trying to learn guitar, & my local music store sold me a classical guitar, which seems too thick on the neck, how would I know how many strings to play, & I have small sausage fingers, I know you'll have the answer for me🤞🤞. cheers mate 🤘🇭🇲🇭🇲
Hi John, thanks so much for checking out RLG. It is never too late to start playing! RLG members prove that every day! I personally think a classical guitar may be a little more difficult for a beginner. The neck is wider and the strings are further apart. But its definitely possible. You may like this lesson on playing guitar with small hands: ruclips.net/video/B8MYGOeuzeg/видео.html This is a good song to start with and the chords include all strings strummed. it is a replay of a live lesson:ruclips.net/video/FBAk3ipPEZ4/видео.html And finally, you should sign up for my free lessons - weekly right to your inbox :www.relaxandlearnguitar.com/freelessonsemail Keep on picking!
Thanks Kevin I use these chords in a lot of our praise and worship songs "amazing grace " how great is our God"
You are welcome and thanks for sharing!
Thanks my friend, I just found your channel last week. I am 67 and played from my early teens till about 26 ..then put it down. I just started back about 3 years ago. My brain to my fingers have slowed as well as that fingers not moving like back in the day. I still can play a lot of cords but I can't play bar cords. Played a Martin but switched to a Taylor 214ce, easier to play. I like it, just doesn't sound as good as Martin. I can't complain though, I am not what I use to be. I subed to your channel because you are very relaxing. Thank and God bless David
You are welcome. Stick with it. Those barre chords will come back. I like Taylor’s too. Nice guitars. Thanks for subbing and see you soon!
Watch this video and got inspired and actually sang while I played!! Great stuff
Great to hear. Happy to help!
Real relax tutoring thanks
You're welcome
Kevin … this is awesome for the “Old Guy” newbie! Thanks for the lesson! Sub earned! 😎🇺🇸👊🏼
Thanks for the sub! See you again soon!
Hey brother Kevine
How about some jam session . like when to change chords 🤔please help
Good stuff Kevin, thanks !
You are welcome Mark!
Wow
Thank you Kevin
You are welcome!
Absolutely awesome ❤️
Thank you!!
Thanks for watching guys! the 3 songs in the lesson are What I got by sublime, Can't you see by Marshall Tucker band and Sweet home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd. Enjoy!
Awesome video my friend
Kevin, what are the strumming patterns for these songs , thanks
Hey Duaine. I cover the strum patterns in depth for these and all lessons inside the RLG Membership. If you log in and then put song lesson titles in the search you should find them. If. you have trouble let me know. I am not certain that "What I got" is in there. But the pattern for that D and G is: D DU UDU
Thank you Kevin
Thank you for the lesson. You made it seem so easy to play the guitar and sing along.
Hi Kevin, what is the strum pattern for What I got? Thank you
Hi Chris - I would start with D D DU U DD
Which strumming pattern do I have to use
Depends on the song but you could start with 4 down strums on each chord
Which guiter you are using can you tell me?
Hi there. It is a martin dreadnaught jr. Here is a review I did: ruclips.net/video/rdBEPhnEP_s/видео.html
@@Relaxandlearnguitar thank you for sharing!
Hi Kevin, I just found your RUclips channel, I'm a 55 yr old newby & been trying to learn guitar, & my local music store sold me a classical guitar, which seems too thick on the neck, how would I know how many strings to play, & I have small sausage fingers, I know you'll have the answer for me🤞🤞. cheers mate 🤘🇭🇲🇭🇲
Hi John, thanks so much for checking out RLG. It is never too late to start playing! RLG members prove that every day! I personally think a classical guitar may be a little more difficult for a beginner. The neck is wider and the strings are further apart. But its definitely possible. You may like this lesson on playing guitar with small hands: ruclips.net/video/B8MYGOeuzeg/видео.html
This is a good song to start with and the chords include all strings strummed. it is a replay of a live lesson:ruclips.net/video/FBAk3ipPEZ4/видео.html
And finally, you should sign up for my free lessons - weekly right to your inbox :www.relaxandlearnguitar.com/freelessonsemail
Keep on picking!
@@Relaxandlearnguitar thanks for the reply Kevin 👍🇭🇲
i ain't over 40 but I still want to learn
No worries. All are welcome!
I wish you had mentioned the strum pattern.
The full lessons have all of them.