You can tell he truly enjoys playing. When he starts playing and the instant smile when it just sounds right is infectious. I smile that same smile when I play sometimes.
This video was awesome. I love messing with blues riffs and different styles. What always escapes me was the walking down and leading into the turn around. I can do it with regular chords, but what you showed here with the added thumb playing the bass line gives it a really cool flare.
I am a songwriting teacher. Been playing guitar for over 40 years. This man is amazing as a teacher. I learned plenty of cool stuff from this site. These riffs open up songwriting ideas. In case you're wondering I volunteer to teach the class at the Homeless Mission in Hollywood, Fl. I've been writing songs about the Homeless based on stories the people in my class tell me. Next the songs go out to raise awareness and money for the homeless. We're trying to create a revenue stream for the homeless like the girl scouts have with their cookies!
@@Marc-j2s What job! What life. Your comment is naive, crass and heartless. You're watching RUclips on a computer in a house with electricity. What doo they have?
I bought a Cats Eye by Tokai here in Japan. Its about 60 years old. Its a CE-150 model. I think you would love to such a guitar. It's right up there with the Martins of the 60s.
Thanks for the video, at the beginning you said you've put together these 5 easy riffs and some are gonna be easy, some will be more complex. I've been watching your channel for over 6 months now and this video is the exact summary of my delta blues journey and skills all thanks to your videos thank you so much for what you are doing with those videos man !!! It's 5 out of 5 for me thanks to your videos again. Those who have been here for a while like me know it the same. Keep it up !!! ❤
Your video is awesome because you really break it down. You provide the level of detail I wish other channels provided. You earned my subscription with this video. Thank you!
Everyone always draws from Lightnin Hopkins for their Delta lessons. Lightnin was from Centreville, Texas. I'd like to see Skip James included more often.
Brilliant! This gives me an insight into Robert Johnson's style, that syncopated thing. Plug in the electric and crank up, and with a bit of control, we're in Hendrix and Page territory. Best wishes from Ian, Derby, UK
0:38 Remove playing the E string and you've got Richards opening riff to 'Satisfaction (I Can't Get No)' and, of c ourse to Zeps 'Bring It On Home", not to mention a thousand other tunes that came before.
He's young. Talented. Gibson guitar collector. Awesome player. 2 drummers. 2 different tuning of the drums and alot of music going on for just one drummer. Neil Pert is hard to replace.
I became a member of the Feedback guitar academy just to support the channel. What a great teacher. Thank you for all the effort you put into your lessons.
Absolutely banging lesson bruv. I paid good money for a (very boring) blues course that I got not much from (from a very good teacher it must be said). Been doing some drone delta stuff recently but everything seemed to dry up after the intro lessons- then you jumped in with this Bad Boy- there is weeks of work in this most excellent & spot on lesson. I'm absolutely streaming with Man Flu, but when it (and the bottle of wine Im drinking) have passed this vid is no.1 to 3 on my morning practice routine. New subscriber here!
I’m loving all your tips. You are very generous with your knowledge and I appreciate you! Please keep them coming and I wish u big success with ur channel
Is it possible to do a lesson on the ending of the "train whistle" riff? that little descending fill...to me that's the best part! Thanks...just found this tonite and subscribed.
I'm sure they have entry levels models that are affordable. I'd get a Martin DRS2 or at least play one. They cost about 300 to 400. I have 4 fancy acoustics but that Martin DRS2 is my go to guitar. It sits in a stand about 6 inches from where I try to write songs. It's more guitar for the money than I've ever found. Second pick-Epiphone Hummingbird, this is an amazing guitar with the built in electronics. This Epiphone Bird sounds great through an amp and it's easy to play and so beautiful. $349 plus tax. I got mine in Black with the awesome Hummingbird pick guard, iconic guitar. Good luck! Hope this helped. BTW if you live near LA go see my best friend Norman Harris at Norman's Rare Guitars. The best guitar store on the West Coast. George Harrison, Bob Dylan and Tom Petty shopped there, sadly only Dylan still.
at 91 I love to watch this lad play he always looks like he enjoys playing. Thanks, John
You can tell he truly enjoys playing. When he starts playing and the instant smile when it just sounds right is infectious. I smile that same smile when I play sometimes.
@@wendylee9592 And many more 😊
This video was awesome. I love messing with blues riffs and different styles. What always escapes me was the walking down and leading into the turn around. I can do it with regular chords, but what you showed here with the added thumb playing the bass line gives it a really cool flare.
Best Blues guitar teacher on RUclips! Working on this today. Thanks for posting.
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I am a songwriting teacher. Been playing guitar for over 40 years. This man is amazing as a teacher. I learned plenty of cool stuff from this site. These riffs open up songwriting ideas. In case you're wondering I volunteer to teach the class at the Homeless Mission in Hollywood, Fl. I've been writing songs about the Homeless based on stories the people in my class tell me. Next the songs go out to raise awareness and money for the homeless. We're trying to create a revenue stream for the homeless like the girl scouts have with their cookies!
Are you Das?
you sound like a really cool guy, and i genuinely mean that, no sarcasm!
Nice your actually doing something to help instead of just complaining about the homeless.
They need to get a job and turn around their life not being given drug and booze money.
@@Marc-j2s What job! What life. Your comment is naive, crass and heartless. You're watching RUclips on a computer in a house with electricity. What doo they have?
I bought a Cats Eye by Tokai here in Japan. Its about 60 years old. Its a CE-150 model. I think you would love to such a guitar. It's right up there with the Martins of the 60s.
Thanks for the video, at the beginning you said you've put together these 5 easy riffs and some are gonna be easy, some will be more complex. I've been watching your channel for over 6 months now and this video is the exact summary of my delta blues journey and skills all thanks to your videos thank you so much for what you are doing with those videos man !!! It's 5 out of 5 for me thanks to your videos again. Those who have been here for a while like me know it the same. Keep it up !!! ❤
Your video is awesome because you really break it down. You provide the level of detail I wish other channels provided. You earned my subscription with this video. Thank you!
Great playing… you’re a natural teacher too!
Thanks for taking the time to teach the blues 😊
Enough Delta Blues fun here to last a lifetime, thank you so much for enriching my life and giving me some direction.
Beautiful riffs. Thanks for the tutorial
Best regards from Germany
Good job 👍
Everyone always draws from Lightnin Hopkins for their Delta lessons. Lightnin was from Centreville, Texas. I'd like to see Skip James included more often.
Maybe because Skip James liked the D minor open tuning and Hopkins was in E major a lot.
The always seem to skip James!
Always look forward to your lessons. One of my favorite guitar teachers on RUclips! Thank you!
wow - incredible fun sound and video. Thank you!!!
Amazing. I’d love some Spanish and Rumba stuff too. Keep up the awesome help.
very good and optimistic teacher.
Brilliant! This gives me an insight into Robert Johnson's style, that syncopated thing. Plug in the electric and crank up, and with a bit of control, we're in Hendrix and Page territory. Best wishes from Ian, Derby, UK
Man..i love delta blues.you re really good...thanks
If you think about it Jimi Hendrix played the notes of a A 7# chord, shaking his right hand while doing it in the opening licks of "Red House"!❤
Class video! Thankyou. Im just at the very beginning of learning the blues
Fantastic lesson - thanks and subbed!
Good Stuff Man!! All your lessons are very useful! 🍻
You are brilliant, Thanks for this lesson.
what a great teacher !
Great lesson! Thanks from New Zealand.
0:38 Remove playing the E string and you've got Richards opening riff to 'Satisfaction (I Can't Get No)' and, of c ourse to Zeps 'Bring It On Home", not to mention a thousand other tunes that came before.
He's young. Talented. Gibson guitar collector.
Awesome player.
2 drummers. 2 different tuning of the drums and alot of music going on for just one drummer.
Neil Pert is hard to replace.
I became a member of the Feedback guitar academy just to support the channel. What a great teacher. Thank you for all the effort you put into your lessons.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate your support!
Fantastic bit of basics. Lovely!
Superb! This is what we need! 🎉
Great lesson, thank you!
That is GORGEOUS! Thank You so much for the lesson again!
Good stuff man!
that was great thanks for sharing
Awesome, yes!
Absolutely banging lesson bruv.
I paid good money for a (very boring) blues course that I got not much from (from a very good teacher it must be said).
Been doing some drone delta stuff recently but everything seemed to dry up after the intro lessons- then you jumped in with this Bad Boy- there is weeks of work in this most excellent & spot on lesson.
I'm absolutely streaming with Man Flu, but when it (and the bottle of wine Im drinking) have passed this vid is no.1 to 3 on my morning practice routine.
New subscriber here!
Excellent video, thank you my friend.
Great riffs. I’ve been looking for some new ones. Thanks.
Really like this video! Thanks man!
Solid lesson
I would love to jam in person. We jam the same stuff. Love the channel, bro!
Fantastic teacher .!
You cheered me up! Call and response is the best :)
I’m loving all your tips. You are very generous with your knowledge and I appreciate you! Please keep them coming and I wish u big success with ur channel
Thank you so much!
Wow insane explanation and well played 👍
WOW Thank you for the great lesson. I would love to see more!
need more man this is great
Nice! I like it! Nice Taylor, by the way...
Great lesson. Thanks
Bella chiamata e risposta e bella chitarra ❤
Love these tips 👍
Good teacher, good vid
bravo, excellent, thanks a lot
Really excellent video
Is it possible to do a lesson on the ending of the "train whistle" riff? that little descending fill...to me that's the best part! Thanks...just found this tonite and subscribed.
Thank you I really enjoyed your naming the original blues men.
Best teacher I’ve seen 👍
BEAUUUUUUUUUTIFUL guitar
thank you.
40K
Congratulations!
Nice lesson today 👍🏻
Greeeeat lesson man thanks
Sick! Thank you
Great guitarist and good comunicator .i do like as justin jonhson 😊
You make it sound very easy buddy
love it! Thank you!
thanks for sharing
Very good. maneco - Brasil.
Thank you sir.
Nice lesson!
Cool dude
can you go into a chorus or refrain from the 7th chord turn around at 6:14
Better than most. Txs a lot.
Very good..how can I download
Man are you good (player and teacher).
Great, thanks
Beautiful Taylor. What model is it?
Thanks!
Fantastic
very cool man. thank you.
totally sick!
There's alot of it about this time of year.
Thanks alot 🎶
What is the Taylor`s model are you using?
Brilliant
Здорово! Буду учить! 👍✊
Very good, but was really looking for some bottleneck with fingerpickin. Great job though buddy !! And nice pickin..
Can I ask what strings and size you put on that Taylor.
Great classic blues riffs.Which open tuning are you using?
Its standard tuning- thanks for watching
The Delta Blues scab sheet
Starting at 70+ only
Precious
gr8 stuff blues alright/
When will those tabs be available
They're up in the portal now. Thanks for being a member! I just sent you a message to your email too.
What Taylor guitar model is it?
I’m having a hard time with Stevie Ray’s Texas shuffle one his song” pride and joy “
Keep trying you ll get better
Do you know maybe, if Taylor has its own sub-brand of cheaper guitars?
I'm sure they have entry levels models that are affordable. I'd get a Martin DRS2 or at least play one. They cost about 300 to 400. I have 4 fancy acoustics but that Martin DRS2 is my go to guitar. It sits in a stand about 6 inches from where I try to write songs. It's more guitar for the money than I've ever found. Second pick-Epiphone Hummingbird, this is an amazing guitar with the built in electronics. This Epiphone Bird sounds great through an amp and it's easy to play and so beautiful. $349 plus tax. I got mine in Black with the awesome Hummingbird pick guard, iconic guitar. Good luck! Hope this helped. BTW if you live near LA go see my best friend Norman Harris at Norman's Rare Guitars. The best guitar store on the West Coast. George Harrison, Bob Dylan and Tom Petty shopped there, sadly only Dylan still.
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baby please don't go great song
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The Karate Kid was a pretty good blues player…
😂
Watch what he really would sound by what he did.... Hollywood guitarist only
He didn't actually play any of the parts in crossroads. It was all Ry Cooder and Steve Vai
@@npd23: what ? 😮 no way !
Wax on, wax off dude … Mr Myagi proved that guitar scales are Zen
Oh no!!! Another light s..n kid teachings the blues.