Hey, iam 68 Year old Germanguy and learned Guitar with 63 after a Cancerdiagnoses and i am still alive and learned everyday a bit more about Guitarplaying. I love Rock, Blues and Folk especiaelly Slidetechnique and this Tutorial helps me a lot. Many thanks !!
Man, I've loved this song for so many years but it seemed too difficult so I never had the courage to try to tackle it. This video got me pumped. So well done the way you break down a rockin' riff and make it accessible for aspiring slide guitar players.
Such a good lesson, I'm a beginner on slide and learned this by heart in 30 minutes. It really built my confidence in the instrument and the style. Now looking at other lessons to learn more of the individual string pickings. Thanks!
Man he killed it! I've watched so many other videos on open g tuning and slide from various authors and was lost, but the very instant he explains it and shows the formula for this song it comes together and clicks for me. Thanks for a very informative video brother!
Peter, I like the way you present your lessons. Down to earth and easy to follow. I've been playing slide for several years since my left hand was injured and arithis has set in I'm in my 60s and this format really makes it easy. I'll be visiting your web site for sure for more. Thanks for your time in presenting them.
followed this lesion when I started slide about 6 months ago, have come back to brush up on my Shakespeare and this lesson is still really informative, great teaching style,
You've nailed it, Peter! I'm a boogie piano player branching off on guitar and will add your mojo to my own guitar repertoire! You break things down into nice bite size chunks and demo often enough for the learner to grasp it. BRAVO!
Great lesson with no complications.....gonna have a go at this whilst I have a few days off work..my first attempt at slide and open tuning....I really love this song...Thanks...
Peter, I'm just learning the dobro and slide with open G so 3 cord songs are right up my ally. Add to that I'm a Zeppelin fan and this was a great lesson for me. Much appreciated.
Been playing guitar for over 50 years but just got back into slide because of hand strength. The way you laid this out was fun and relaxing! Hope your still trucking.
Very Interesting And Thanks For Sharing. I Remember Purchasing The Led Zeppelin BBC Tapes Many Years Ago And Hearing Traveling Riverside Blues. Always Love This Song!
i just love this lesson, you make it sound so cool, so I just copy you, and theres that sound I couldn't find on my own.......made easy for me!! (thanks dude!)
Thanks for the great video lesson. I ordered a Resonator guitar, I've always loved the sound. I've been playing guitar and bass for 40 plus years. I have a natural ear for music. I started getting arthritis in my hands in my mid 20s but I refuse to stop playing, I love it so much. Thanks for the inspiration to learn slide👍 God bless
great job, and thank you for being direct and informative, as opposed to most on line "guitar teachers" who spend more time talking about themselves and their life experiences than actual music - cheers - Randy
Fantastic lesson Peter, have been meaning to get round to starting slide guitar for at least a year. Great tune, am starting right now. Keep up the good work. M :-)
Well,that was a lot of fun, and I do love Jimmy Page. I first saw Zeppelin in 1968 or 69 as the opening act for the Who. I might be a little too loose on this, as it sounds like I've had a couple of beers when I haven't. A great, fun song to learn slide on. Thank you.
This is the first song I’m learning on my resonator. One thing I don’t understand is why the C chord is called the 4 chord and the D chord is called the 5 chord. Thanks for the lesson. I think I’ve got it!
That was great lesson. I'd gotten the basic Delta stuff down but this is a whole other dimension. Very clear and well explained, but also with a lot of feeling. Thanks!
Hey, one question -- any advice on playing the resonator with a pick? I just started playing a resonator and I am finding that the pick makes it hard to control "volume," especially when strumming. One wayward pick motion and the neighbors start grinding their teeth. I got through your tutorial playing just with my fingers and the slide, and I enjoyed playing it that way, but I was trying to replicate what you were doing as much as possible . . . Any tips?
Hi Gabriel. The pick will give more volume and projection for sure but if you don't need that, or prefer the softer sound of fingers that's great as well. If you just started on the Dobro it may take a bit of time to get the control of the using the pick, but the pick will always be a louder sound, just give it some time to adjust to the dynamics. Have fun!
Ya mon, just watched your lesson (first time) very cool! I've been wankin' on this ol' guitar for years, but only recently started taking it seriously and even more recently picked up a slide.. pretty fucking addictive I must say. I like your approach, good info on how to play, but you included the fun part by giving us a song to work on. Thanks again, I'm a big fan now.. Cheers, Dr. Fun
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You're an even better instructor than I thought. My wife just opened my door and said, "That sounded good, what was it?"
Hey, iam 68 Year old Germanguy and learned Guitar with 63 after a Cancerdiagnoses and i am still alive and learned everyday a bit more about Guitarplaying. I love Rock, Blues and Folk especiaelly Slidetechnique and this Tutorial helps me a lot. Many thanks !!
Thank you very much, best of luck
Man, I've loved this song for so many years but it seemed too difficult so I never had the courage to try to tackle it. This video got me pumped. So well done the way you break down a rockin' riff and make it accessible for aspiring slide guitar players.
Such a good lesson, I'm a beginner on slide and learned this by heart in 30 minutes. It really built my confidence in the instrument and the style. Now looking at other lessons to learn more of the individual string pickings. Thanks!
This lesson opened up a whole new lane for me to learn the Blues. Thank you, Peter. You are an awesome teacher.... Like your style.
Happy to hear that!...many thanks!!
Excellent Christian!..I'm glad you had fun with it. It is a perfect tune to get started with slide and open tuning. Many thanks for the post!!
This songs kills.
"Kill it all" kinda kill.
Man he killed it! I've watched so many other videos on open g tuning and slide from various authors and was lost, but the very instant he explains it and shows the formula for this song it comes together and clicks for me. Thanks for a very informative video brother!
What a great start to getting to grips with slide guitar. Can't wait to learn the next one!
Peter, I like the way you present your lessons. Down to earth and easy to follow. I've been playing slide for several years since my left hand was injured and arithis has set in I'm in my 60s and this format really makes it easy. I'll be visiting your web site for sure for more. Thanks for your time in presenting them.
followed this lesion when I started slide about 6 months ago, have come back to brush up on my Shakespeare and this lesson is still really informative, great teaching style,
You've nailed it, Peter! I'm a boogie piano player branching off on guitar and will add your mojo to my own guitar repertoire! You break things down into nice bite size chunks and demo often enough for the learner to grasp it. BRAVO!
+Paul Brown
Hi Paul. Many thanks for posting. I'm glad you had a good time with it.
Stay tuned!!!!!
Great lesson with no complications.....gonna have a go at this whilst I have a few days off work..my first attempt at slide and open tuning....I really love this song...Thanks...
Wonderful lesson! Beginning my slide/resonator journey.
Wow! That sounded so beautiful
Thank you so much, im now playing one of my favorite songs. You Rock!
Excellent teaching method. Its always good when you play the whole piece at the end uninterupted. Very nice!
Peter, I'm just learning the dobro and slide with open G so 3 cord songs are right up my ally. Add to that I'm a Zeppelin fan and this was a great lesson for me. Much appreciated.
+Russell Dobbins...Thanks Russell, Glad you found it helpful. Have fun!!!
Been playing guitar for over 50 years but just got back into slide because of hand strength. The way you laid this out was fun and relaxing! Hope your still trucking.
Many thanks !!
Thanks you very much for the great lesson. Just got myself fender resanator and strating to play slide this is helping a whole lot.
Very Interesting And Thanks For Sharing. I Remember Purchasing The Led Zeppelin BBC Tapes Many Years Ago And Hearing Traveling Riverside Blues. Always Love This Song!
You’re an awesome teacher. Thank you
i just love this lesson, you make it sound so cool, so I just copy you, and theres that sound I couldn't find on my own.......made easy for me!! (thanks dude!)
Very good lesson on explaining process of song structures. Real good teacher
Thanks for the great video lesson. I ordered a Resonator guitar, I've always loved the sound. I've been playing guitar and bass for 40 plus years. I have a natural ear for music. I started getting arthritis in my hands in my mid 20s but I refuse to stop playing, I love it so much. Thanks for the inspiration to learn slide👍 God bless
Thanks! good luck to you!
I really like this! It is a great song to learn since I am just learning slide guitar. Thanks man!
Great,thank you. Had sooo much fun with this.
Excellent lesson! Thanks for posting
Great job Peter, this was very helpful!
Man I loved this! Just starting with slide. I wish you would make some more videos with slide!
great job, and thank you for being direct and informative, as opposed to most on line "guitar teachers" who spend more time talking about themselves and their life experiences than actual music - cheers - Randy
Thanks Randall!! much appreciated.
Man that was such a nice lesson. Real well done.
My God, thanks for this... Fantastic lesson.. I FEEL like a very skilled player
Great lesson Pete, 'really enjoyed it. Thanx.
Clear, simple and understandable,thanks!!!
phi nominal job Christian ,enjoyed your style of teaching,timing,, rock and or slide on bro!!!!!!
Thanks Brian!..glad you enjoyed it.
AWESOME TEACHER AWESOME PLAYER! THANK YOU
Great lesson, made it simple to understand.
Great lesson! I always wanted to learn this one! 😎
Magic man! Shakes me all up :D
thank's a lot ,i do my own since a long time but it's allways good thing to back to the real line ! thank you !
This was great Peter! Gotta go practice this one.
your a good teacher...….thanks!!!
Fantastic lesson Peter, have been meaning to get round to starting slide guitar for at least a year. Great tune, am starting right now. Keep up the good work. M :-)
Man you sure make this look easy. You explain and show it very well. Easy to understand
thanks for checking it out
It so awesome to know how to play this now, excellent lesson, thank you
Thanks for checking it out and posting!
A lot of help man, Thanks!
Thank you! So helpful. 😊
thank you so much for this ! looking for more :)
Great lesson!
Great lesson, sir dude.
Great lesson, much more deliberate than many I've seen.
Thanks Kirkola!
Great lesson thank you.
This was a good one for me! Thanks!!
You've made this totally approachable for a new slide player. Thanks!
awesome Jason!!!....glad it helped you. Thanks for posting
Thanks nice lesson
GREAT tutorial Thankyou so much :)
Good work Peter, good work!
Great lesson thanks
First I have seen your lessons and OMG! You are amazing! I applaud you, keep up the great work! Liked and subscribed
Awesome! Thank you!
Great video. Thank you for sharing
Awsome , a teacher i can actually understand because he knows his stuff and makes it easy to learn👍.
Many thanks James!
Your Awesome !
Great job i had to subscribe it was so good! Thanks!!!😊😊
Many thanks for commenting, I'm glad you liked it!
WELL DONE THAKS FOR YOUR LESSON .
Awesome lesson. Please do some more slide stuff on the resonator.....
Great song! Appreciate the knowledge.
Many thanks
Really fantastic lesson.
Thank you Chris!!
Well,that was a lot of fun, and I do love Jimmy Page. I first saw Zeppelin in 1968 or 69 as the opening act for the Who. I might be a little too loose on this, as it sounds like I've had a couple of beers when I haven't. A great, fun song to learn slide on. Thank you.
thank you for this lesson, very well explained
I love it 😎
GREAT.
Absolutely brilliant thank you very much
Hi Thomas!..I'm glad you had fun with it....Thanks!
Well done!
Thank You!
Cool lesson man. Pagey rocks! NT
Great lesson
Thanks!
Thank you SIR...👍
Great lesson👍
Thanks! 😃
This is my FIRST song I have learned. I have always noodled and screwed around. I'm still a little rough but thank you so much !
my pleasure!
Love you man....hahahha Thank you, really, amazing!!!!!!!
Thank you!
had a lot of fun learn your lesson. please get em coming i love it. indian Mike of Wakefield Ma Boston Stroing!!!!
Hey Marcus. thank you for checking it out and posting!!
Thanks :) i think my neighbors are not happy but i try my best :D
love it
Great vid! Thank you so much!!! I'm dying to get my new Gretsch G9221 and try to play that song.
Thanks Man!
Great lesson Peter I am pulling out my 1931 Trico national it’s about time I learn to play it after 18 years
Awesome!....thanks
no just the best but the ONLY Teacher & Method.
thanks, James!
Thanks 😊
Great lesson..thanks man!
Thanks Jenamu6!....Glad it was helpful.
No way. Holy shit. My first teacher in 89😎
Hi David!!, hope you are well
nice guitar sir 👍
So easy to follow along, great teaching. Now I know why I bought a resonator :)
Glad it was helpful!..thanks!!
This is the first song I’m learning on my resonator. One thing I don’t understand is why the C chord is called the 4 chord and the D chord is called the 5 chord. Thanks for the lesson. I think I’ve got it!
That was great lesson. I'd gotten the basic Delta stuff down but this is a whole other dimension. Very clear and well explained, but also with a lot of feeling. Thanks!
Thanks for the post Gabriel and glad you found it helpful.
Hey, one question -- any advice on playing the resonator with a pick? I just started playing a resonator and I am finding that the pick makes it hard to control "volume," especially when strumming. One wayward pick motion and the neighbors start grinding their teeth. I got through your tutorial playing just with my fingers and the slide, and I enjoyed playing it that way, but I was trying to replicate what you were doing as much as possible . . . Any tips?
Hi Gabriel. The pick will give more volume and projection for sure but if you don't need that, or prefer the softer sound of fingers that's great as well. If you just started on the Dobro it may take a bit of time to get the control of the using the pick, but the pick will always be a louder sound, just give it some time to adjust to the dynamics. Have fun!
Thanks! Do you still offer lessons? I am on the East Coast and don't get out to CA often, so I'd be limited to the online thing.
Yep Gabriel, sure do :)
Ya mon, just watched your lesson (first time) very cool! I've been wankin' on this ol' guitar for years, but only recently started taking it seriously and even more recently picked up a slide.. pretty fucking addictive I must say. I like your approach, good info on how to play, but you included the fun part by giving us a song to work on. Thanks again, I'm a big fan now.. Cheers, Dr. Fun
Many thanks!!
Thanks man...
This reminds me of the Black Bicycle Basket Blues, by a blues man named Cahmonico (I think). Great lesson Mr. McCarthy!
+Jeff lup Oh yeah, I used to play with that dude man (Cheech and Chongs' SAnta Claus routine)!
Great Stuff Dude !!
Thank you Robert!!
Man I want to buy a resonator guitar and play that... Awesome lesson...Thank you !
Thanks Jeff!
THANK