Learn To Play "Oh Well" by Fleetwood Mac
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2021
- Angela Petrilli breaks down the Fleetwood Mac song "Oh Well" for players of all levels!
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You may have seen Angela as part of Jennifer Batten's Guitar Symposiums or caught one of her videos at Norman's Rare Guitars. On this takeover, she'll run through some of her favorite riffs!
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First concert: The Beatles (Olympia Stadium, Detroit 1964). I was 12. The original Fleetwood Mac was my favorite band of the 60s. I saw them twice at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit in '68 and '69 and once at a tiny club called Silverbell. With friends I drove through the worst blizzard of my life to get there. Only 15 kids turned out for the concert but Fleetwood Mac played anyway. Afterward they hung out with all of us for about an hour. I met them all. An indelible experience.
Love your music.
All the best,
Rob
Wow, that’s impressive!! Fellow Michigander here. I think the Rockets did the best version of this song. Loved watching them perform with Johnny B Badanczek on drums, Jim McCarty on lead guitar and Dave Gilbert singing vocals.
After all these years you have taught me you can’t play anything fast you can’t play slow, and it works. Great lesson looking forward to the next one you have a great teaching way 😁
1hr of Angela Petrilli is like chicken soup for the soul 😇👍🏼
I keep coming back to your lesson right here which never gets old. Cheers!
Thank you for teaching guitar to us old folks who need things a bit slower. First concert was chuck berry at knotts berry farm around 1973.
Thanks for great lessons Dublin Ireland.First concert was Rory Gallagher great blues guitarist
Thanks for checking out my lesson on "Oh Well"!! Be sure to check out my new EP "The Voices" on Bandcamp: bit.ly/APPBandcamp Join in on the fun EVERY SATURDAY at 12p PST for a new Riff Rundown! Happy playing and much success to you on your musical journey! =)
First concert - Steppenwolf
Current location - Oregon
I don't understand why she is so good at teaching and has so few followers.
But people who upload ridiculous videos without any teaching have millions of followers.
She deserves millions of followers
Thanks for checking out my lesson on "Oh Well by Peter Green and Fleetwood Mac! Be sure to subscribe to my channel to stay up to date on news, live lessons and much more! Join in on the fun EVERY SATURDAY at 12p PST for a new Riff Rundown! Happy playing!
Merci beaucoup Angela! Your name fits you perfectly!
Peter Green's Original Fleetwood Mac...love it love it love it. Was listening to this album in the late sixties. First concert, not sure. It would have been in the same time frame, 69-70. B. B. King, Jefferson Airplane, Siegal Shwall Blues Band, MIghty Joe Young, Jethro Tull, or Country Joe and the Fish. Wasn't the first, but I also saw The Grateful Dead at the Electric Theatre. Between sets, the band would walk around the room and visit with the concert goers.. Jerry Garcia approached me and a couple of friends and lit up a "j" and passed it around. Now that's a memory.
Angela, you are a great teacher, but PLEASE invest in a couple of hair clips! It's really distracting. Greetings from Chicago!
My first concert was the Doors in 1969.
Its the facial expressions which make these riff rundowns so special!
Very detailed breakdown of a great song. Very talented, energetic, inspirational teacher. Thank you.
My first concert was MC5 and Iggy Pop and the Stooges at the Eastown Theater in Detroit. How many people even know who those people were? LOL I have been playing guitar ever since I heard Ry Cooder playing and was hooked forever. Having worked in War zones as an engineer throughout the World my playing took me to my happy place. Thanks Angela for what you do
Kick out the jams m fers!😄
I saw Johnny Thunders play and his Technic and sound caught my ear and never left..
What a great experience to see MC5!
@@johnmac9002 Combined with the Father of Punk(iggy) it was amazing
I worked at the Grande and Eastown. Good days gone by
Angela , you have stolen my heart with all your grace and humility! Thanks so much for your inspiration , talent and patience! So much more to be explored!
Led Zeppelin, nothing but the best , Houston 1969 ! 👍
One of the best thinks you do, which has helped me a lot, is your attitude when you make a mistake. I live in dreaded fear about making mistakes and I have been playing a very, very long time. This problem has plagued me all of my life. You just simply laugh and carry on. You have taught me well grasshopper.
I have only been playing for 3 years but Angela'slessons are the first time I don't have to slow things down, lots of content covered when you replay and feel how efficient she teaches...put in an hour already today...thanks so much, Angela.
Thanks for the kind words, Steve! Keep up the great work!
Absolutely love your lessons. Your attitude and personality keep everything productive and so fun. Thank you!🙏🎸
1st concert was Jimi Hendrix at the Jahrhundert Halle in Frankfurt, Germany in 1969. I was in 10th grade. I’m in Central Oregon Coast in Waldport now. Keep on rock in’!
Wow! Cool😊
Fantastic lesson, Angela! I haven't found anyone else who's broken down this essential blues-rock song as well as you did. Here's how good your lesson is: I can play it now after days of trying on my own and getting it wrong!
My first concert was the Yardbirds in Tacoma on May 17, 1968 with Jimmy Page, almost exactly a year before I saw Page with Led Zeppelin in Seattle at the Green Lake Aqua Theater, where they were second-billed to Three Dog Night, which was at that point a better band than Led Zep. On May 29, 1968, less than two weeks after I saw the Yardbirds in Tacoma, I saw Cream in Seattle at Eagles Auditorium. Those were the days!
I am changing two words in my last comments, Angela is beautiful and the most wonderful teacher I have ever learned from best wishes Kinnon (SCOTLAND).
I always thought that this riff was pure magic that could only be played by the late Peter Green. Thanks for breaking it down so well. Oh, first concert? Beatles 1966, Candlestick Park, San Francisco. I was 14.
Wow, lucky!
Great stuff . Love your style. From Adelaide in Australia. My first concert was Slade in 1974 at MemorialDrive when I was 13. I can’t believe my mum let me go!
First concert was Cream at the Albert Hall 1968. I first saw Peter Green in Barnet, about 1970. I currently live in St Leonard’s on Sea, England
3-10. (GMT) Best online tutor I have ever seen. Progress through some very complex riffs is perfect for me. I have played pretty solidly for more than 20 years. I was also a high school teacher for 20 years and Angela is in my opinion not only an accomplished guitarist but more importantly a VERY GOOD teacher. Amazing! Taught me an awful lot! P.s I have never bothered to comment on any RUclips video - ever. The fact I felt moved to do so to this should tell you something! (sounds very British when I say it like that ) it always seems to intrigue this very pretty and talented teacher where we are. Dave from Scotland (still part of the UK) 1/7/24 (7th January 2024)
Thank you for the kind words, David! Wishing you continued success in your guitar playing!
Fleetwood Mac , Madison square garden.
This is one of the best instructional guitar videos I’ve seen.
From British Columbia, I cant remember my first concert...lol, I think my first big one was THE WHO..., but went to many small concerts at the Comador in Vancouver BC, a lot of blues BB King, Willy Dickson..., saw Stevie RayVaughan, three times there..., seen The Stones, Bowie, Clapton, Alice Cooper, MellenCamp, Randy Bachmann, John Fogerty....Moody Blues...? so many..., Thank you I have been trying to play since I was a kid..., start, stop, start stop..., I'll get it one day!!, thank you again Angela. your very good!
Learnt more from this lady than I have in 10 years!! Brilliant!!! 👏
Your advice spot on. I can compare that with a golf swing. So many people want to step up and blast it, but it takes slow learning and gradual increase in muscle memory to make a smooth swing and contact the ball exactly as required with effortless grace. Great lessons!
My first concert was Cream in 1968. I was a freshman in college at that time. They were playing in Denver.
I am really enjoying going over this. Much fun!
Great teaching!!! Thank you so much.
“Allow the metronome to be your friend” yes! Also I love the tip on 1/2ing the bpm. Gonna use that for sure!
I love this lesson , I finally learned all the notes on fretboard and your lessons made learning this song very easy and fun. Thanks Angela
Wayne Eldridge For that flatted 5 on Major E; I looked @ My keyboard. It jumps out at Me. Guitar is a little more tricky 4 My brain.
Even for many experienced guitarists this riff is quite challenging, it is good to see this breakdown, it helps a lot and Angela offers other great advice that can be used throughout all our guitar playing and not just this riff. Thank you , great tutorial,
You’re the best guitar instructor I’ve found to date. Great and effective teaching style. I’m hearing you here in Michigan, the water winter wonderland. My first concert was Jethro Tull, at Detroits acoustically perfect Cobo Arena.
Thank you for the kind words!
Hey Angela, you are such a great teacher. Thank you.
I'm an Irishman living in London, UK. My first concert, since you asked, was Sparks in Edinburgh, 1974. 😆😎
I love how you’re really teaching technique, and the song is a bonus. It’s a great way to learn skills, as well as learning the song. Definitely have to work on my guitar face! First concert was Van Halen in 1981 in Pittsburgh (not counting the Beach Boys with my parents a few years before that!)
Yes, the iconic riff in Oh Well has always been my favourite riff of all time! First concert was Ten Years After at Dunstable, circa 1970, with Wishbone Ash opening up for them. I loved the guitar dual between Alvin Lee and Leo Lyons.
I saw Wishbone at Devonshire Downs, Newport Fest.
Angela is awesome....
Awesome again Angela, Utah. 1976, Aerosmith on heroin, AC/DC with Bon Scott on vocals warmed up and the Salt Lake crowd booed! It was crazy ! AC/DC was great !
I’m from NYC. My first rock concert was the Steve Miller Band in 1970. My first concert was probably the Hartford Symphony when I was younger. I love your lessons ❤
I've only just found you brilliant i am a guitarist but just left all the gigging so catching up with some stuff that I've forgotten you teach very well im 70 now but still want to keep my hand in this is great for me so thank you im from south wales uk x
Paul From Lordship Ct. My first convert was Emerson Lake and Palmer in NewHaven Ct. 1970.... Thank you for teaching me one of my favorite tunes. Play On !
I’ve been playing for quite a few years, I try to develop finger memory, but this can only be achieved with practice. Great lesson, thanks for posting, stop looking at your phones kids & play guitar.
Love these riffs with all the hammer-ons and pull-offs. Sound great acoustic and electric as well.
Hi Angela.You teach oh well so well!!Thankyou sssooo much!! First concert was Bobby Rydell,Duane Eddy and Brenda Lee in Western Australia in 1962. I was 14. Seems just like yesterday,!
Your lessons are so good I can’t stop using them I’ve moved away from what I originally thought was great teaching
Brilliant lesson...I'm all the way from Scotland...and my first concert was Thin Lizzy at Kirkcaldy Ice Rink in 1981...what a band... :)
Great lesson Angela. Fleetwood Mac was one of the first blues groups I ever heard in the early sixties. My first concert was the Rolling Stones at the Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino, CA on June 5, 1964. It was the Stones very first concert in the U.S. The promoter almost landed the Beatles for that night, but the booking fell through at the last minute and the Stones got the gig. It was pretty amazing - once the first few chords were played, the girls began screaming and we couldn't hear the rest of the song.
Your a great teacher and very good player Angela. I am in UK learned the first bit of this riff in early 70s but now realised I missed out a bit. First concert Beatle's 1964 Liverpool Empire theatre. Think they only had AC30s and a small PA. All the girls were screaming so loud it was impossible to hear them. Unless you screamed yourself I soon discovered. As someone already mentioned your teaching really good technique as well as the song . Thank You. 🙏
Red Bank Nj.I was 14 years old at the electric factory in Philadelphia standing room only for Cream . I had no idea how special that was at the time
You're amazing Angella.
Segovia in St Petersburg, FL late 60's. Absolutely astonded at the movement of both hands. Also love Mystery to Me with Peter Green and Fleetwood Mac. Bare trees is pretty good too.
Love the way you teach the guitar man
Learning guitar really opened my mind to music of all genres and introduced me to Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac. Such a talented guitarist with such great tone. Great lesson - really enjoyed it 👍
Tuning in from Australia. First concert, The Monkees.
Raz fromAdelaide Australia
Wow,I bet that was cool.I’d like to have been there.
Thanks for the excellent teaching video...love how you make it fun!!
🇨🇦Being Canadian my first concert was “The Guess Who” back in 1975
Love this song! First concert was Chicago 1973. Thanks for covering it
Thanks for a great lesson Angela🤘🎸
Love this Song!! Thanks for breaking it down. Magic, I've always wanted to play this tune. Sitting back here in New Zealand. ;-)
From Corvallis Oregon - Here's me dating myself. Rolling Stones was my first concert and it was actually their first concert in the states. Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino CA 1964 - I was 12 - My folks knew the local DJs at KMEN radio and they were given 4 tix. Fast forward 6 years (decades in rock yeah?) 1970, the Warehouse in New Orleans I was mesmerized by how long Mick Fleetwood's hair was ! And the way he played! With his head cocked to the side and his mouth open - I was really into slide players (due to my affinity with Johnny Winter) so I was also focused on Danny Kirwan - To be honest, I don't remember if Peter was there or not? Must have been as this was before Christine, etc. Anyhoo... Thanks for listening.
Great lesson, as always. I just wish you or other teachers would go into the second part of Oh Well, as it is on the album. It's a very long, drawn out acoustic piece that's just magical. It almost sounds like something out of an old 1960s-70s Italian-made Western. But so many just do the beginning part, and yours is one of the better ones as it really goes into technique.
Watching from Blytheville Arkansas. Love the way you break these lessons down and explain them very well.👍😍😊🤩💟🥰❤️🎸🎶🎹
I love playing this song ! First concert Robin Trower Summer of 74 . Found you on Norms - Your expressions are captivating 💫
Hi Angela, thank you for all your videos! You really have a knack for video with a pleasant nature for teaching. Me, I don't play much anymore but you give me hope and inspiration. Hope to see you w/ Zepparella in Nashville, TN! I'm a fan!
62 year old beginner six months now . I enjoy your teaching methods . My first concert was three dog night at the Tampa Stadium in the early seventies . I don’t think that I will ever be near as good as you are but I am having fun . I am in the Lexington Kentucky area .
Tuning in from Galax, Va. Home of the great 80 years old Fidlers Convention. 1st concert was A Day On The Green, Oakland Collisium 1975. Chicago, Lynard Skynard, Edgar Winter Group. Was Great!! Love your playing and personality!
This riff I played at the age of sixteen often times (very favorite but not perfect as you can understand) , age multiplied by ten:... NOW it can become perfect, thanks to YOUR teachings here. Loved it, really improved it, fastness becomes something natural.
I am from Windsor Ontario Canada and my first concert was Quiet Riot and Whitesnake, love you Angela!!!
Hi Alan from Glasgow,Scotland here and my first gig was Uriah Heep at Strathclyde University, Glasgow in 1969…keep up the great work 👍
Always loved this one...remember when they played it on the radio??
Good morning, Angela. Live at the Jersey Shore. Born and bred in Brooklyn. First concert was Gordon Lightfoot at Jones Beach Theater. Favorite band.,.Dire Straits. Favorite Guitarist is Mark Knopfler. Have seen him live four times, twice with DS. He is a superb and unique guitarist. Seeing him live is a sublime experience.
Just found this. You rock that bad boy. Love it.
You're a great teacher Angela . I'm from Ohio and my first rock concert was Styx.
Absolutely love your teaching style.
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Hey awesome channel. I'm in philly, pa. My first concert was, Johnny cash, 1975 at the Philadelphia civic center. My first concert that changed my life as a musician was 1979, philly spectrum Joe Walsh.
Nice playing and beautiful guitar!! Thanks for the metronome practice tip also!! My first concert I remember is seeing Paul McCartney with my dad around 1988-1990 or so. I believe it was the Off The Ground tour
Love your musih jean Cote
Well done
One of my all time favs!! Crossville, TN
Hi from Dorset, England UK. Loving this .
Hi Angela, it's a year and a half since you posted this video. First concert... Hmmmm Vanilla Fudge... 1967 or 68. They played at my day camp when I was 13 or 14 years old. Sold me on playing rock and roll, and have played guitar ever since! This song, Oh Well, I first heard around 1969 I think... I couldn't play it then. Way to advanced for me. BUT.... in the past years, it has become a tune I love to jam on with my buds here in PA and NYC. We are old, we are worn out, but our guitars are all vintage and well played by seasoned musicians.... Nice job on the video. I had to learn it by ear, then watching a live video from 1969 gave me hints at the three parts being played... Once you got it, you have it for life!
WAIT!!! I forgot, my Dad's buddy took us kids to a Rolling Stones concert in 65 in Philly. Front Row! I was 10 years old. I wanted to see the Beatles and was mad about going to see The Stones. Do the kids a lesson on Mick Jagger's Moonlight Mile... That should get the kids rockin in a smooth bluesy way.
Tuned in from Florida. My first concert was The Guess Who.
Angela makes me feel like I have some hope on Guitar. She is amazing! 🤩
You can play!!!! Well intentioned practice makes perfect. Don't forget to enjoy the journey! =)
Hello Angela. Watching from Blytheville Arkansas. Love the way you break down and explain these lessons so well. 🎸👍♥️🌹
Watching from Limerick city Ireland my first concert was Glen Campbell in 1983
Hi, I'm watching this video from Germany, but grew up in the Midwest. My first real concert was Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band in the late 70's. The opening group was called Rocket, and one of the songs they played was (dah dah daaaah) Oh Well by Fleetwood Mac. First time I'd ever heard that tune, but I loved it so much that, decades later, when I was in a band of my own, I convinced my bandmates to do our own cover of the song. It's a more intricate piece than most people realize, but that's part of what makes it so great. Thanks for breaking it down for we amateurs. 👍👍👍😏😏😏
Damn that’s really kick ass riff
First concert, a group called Smith in Houma, LA.Hello from Lumberton TX
Thank you. Sorry, can’t remember my first concert but I know it was in the sixties. Very good channel. Thanks for sharing.
Longbranch (Toronto) I find it much harder to play it slow as apposed to fast. You’d be a great neighbour! Lol Oh! First concert; Outdoor concert 1970 with Humble Pie, Black Sabbath, Three Dog Night and quite a few others. I think it was $3 admission.
Wow! Great lesson. I normally dont have the attention span for anything longer than a few minutes.....particularly when there is a lot of talking, but Angela is a natural teacher so the perseverence was well worth it. Looking forward to exploring more lessons
Hey Angela, love your program, my first concert was seeing Cold Chisel at the Wellington Town Hall in very early eighties..."wicked"
First concert was the Beatles in 1964 at the Convention Center in Las Vegas.
Back again, another like and comment. From, near Nashville, first concert, Edgar and Johnny Winter. Not sure about second, either Cars, Rush or terrible Ted, long time ago, and probably influenced. I learned this one a long time ago, but now I get to see what I did wrong. Love it, thanks again, you’re wonderful!
Fantastic! Thank you! 💕 ✨️
Perfect! Thank you! 🎉
Back with ya from the Ga../ Western North Carolina mountains. You go Girl !!!
"The Whole Damn Family" and Three Dog Night, 1969 Nashville, TN. ✌️💕😎
Great riff, great lesson, fun time.
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.. AAND I STARTED THE CROWD CHANTING THE BANDS NAMES!
GOOD OL'CHARLIE MODEST AS EVER!
SEEN THEM MANY TIMES.. AND IT IS STILL THEE ONE TO BEAT!
KEEP ON ROLLIN '.. JUST FOR THIS YEAR .. REALITY'S A B HATCH!
Outside of Niagara Falls NY. Love you lessons!
I'm from golden Colorado. First concert was Akron Ohio. Saw joe Walsh on his 18th birthday with the james gang. They opened for steppenwolf. Thanks for the good stuff you put out.