These videos really are excellent. I like the fact that there’s no extra chit chat, that’s important because students need to watch videos several times and too much non essential talk slows the learning process which can be quite frustrating really.
It was lovely meeting you and Bob! Thanks for stopping by my RUclips channel. When I get back to England I’ll be uploading the videos from my US travels. So stay ‘tuned’ 👍😃 Best wishes, Jez
@@RocknRollSongbook no since we had already stopped and took pictures outside we headed home. We were telling our 39 year old daughter about our stop today…she had no idea what we were talking about! Guess we didn’t educate her enough about our old music we still love! Safe travels tomorrow!
Fantastic 50’s style Rock / Rockabilly lesson! There’s truly not enough of this style taught on RUclips! Not to mention you’re definitely one of the best instructors on RUclips! It’s actually easy to learn and follow along with your lessons. Please keep them coming!!
Salut Jez !! Tout tes tutos me fonts vraiment progresser dans le Rock cette musique m à toujours passionné je suis né en 1950 et j ai commencé la guitare il y a 6 ans !!! Merci de ton aide !!!
Salut Félix! Je suis vraiment ravi que vous trouviez mes vidéos utiles. Il n'est jamais trop tard pour apprendre à jouer de la guitare. Meilleurs voeux d'Angleterre. Happy pickin'! - Jez
If I had an eighth of your talent I certainly would! Thanks for checking out my channel Jez, I've been enjoying binge watching all your great song playing and tutorials.
I'm so glad I stumble into your channel, thank you for your unselfishness in sharing your songs and for been a great teacher , a big hug from Vancouver, cheers
merci monsieurQUAYLE pour vos vidéos sur le rockabilly j'ai beaucoup apris avec vous vous este un grand !!respect a vous!!! et a bientot!!! fre barjavel orange vaucluse france!!!!!!
Vidisa Greetings from Mexico. Extraordinay lesson. I am a beginner and helped me a lot in understanding how to play R&R. You are a great teacher. Thanks.
Jez, I know you hear this all the time, but I had to add to the chorus: I have immensely enjoyed your tutorials while trying to learn the guitar (during covid) . Keep up the great work, love your passion and teaching style.
@@RocknRollSongbook there was a time where I felt like I was doing unrecoverable damage to my fingers, but I googled it and found that it was normal, so I pushed through. Now I am just to the point that it doesn't really hurt so much anymore, so i guess thats good.
Greatly appreciate the Rockabilly acoustic instructions. I mostly sing slow ballads when playing. My voice is better than my geetar playing. Keep them coming.
Wow, that's great to know Karl! Recently I've been playing a Gibson J45 and a Taylor GS Mini in my videos. I use Martin strings (.012 - .054 gauge). Yes, strings make a difference -- from my experience, the gauge makes more of difference than the make. People make the mistake of using very light gauge strings (e.g., .010s or .011s) on their acoustic guitars, cause they're easier on the fingers. But you lose tone. People often set the action too low as well.
super it s one time i see one tuto Very Clear for this music i love to much learn and listen this muisic thanck you so much mister rock n roll and continue
It is a brilliant lesson. Its looks like i can add carl perkins to my list. Although i dont just learn sjhapes i like to know what im playing. But thats for me personally ive always used a when playing them and after i injured my fretting hand its very painfull. Thank ypu so much for your lesson your a God send .
Great stuff Jez, had to go back and look at the previous ones again after this (particularly like #3!). Great explanations and the viewers who compliment you on your teaching skills are spot on. Right... off to have a go at the Carl Perkins riffs now!
Thanks very much Ray! These tutorial videos seem to have really taken off. If I recall correctly, you attended the very first lecture I gave back in 1995 ...cognitive psychology/visual perception/pattern recognition, I think.
@@RocknRollSongbook 1997 Jez, but yes, that experience influenced my comment here. You have a knack of engaging with the listener, explaining in a simple/ clear manner plus you are passionate and knowledgeable about your subject.
Ah, my first lectures were in 1995, so I'd had a couple of years practice by the time you appeared on the scene. But thank you so much for those positive words! You were a great student.
Thanks for this series of videos. Going back to the basics really helps me understand what I'm doing when I play more modern rock. Hey, how did you insert those graphics in the corners? I'd like to try that in my own videos. Thanks again!
I create the little graphics panels using the simple picture editor the comes with Windows (called Paint), then I insert them when I edit the video together using some free video editing software (called Shotcut).
Wow, Lots to learn but Great,I’m doing good with Lessons 1&3,2 I find hard( Hands. Get tired) lotsa repetition to achieve , Long Tall Sally’s coming along
Thanks. I ask for reasons of timing. I've taught people in eastern Australia (10 hours ahead of the UK) and the west coast of the US (8 hours behind the UK).
How I enjoy you`re vid`s every time they show up in my feed. Just now I found out you only have 10K followers! You deserve plenty more. And many more deserve to see you`re videos. Keep Rock n roll and rockabilly alive!!!! I Also watch Steve T because he`s a nerd, not afraid to show himself, talented and inspiring. You are 2, in a different manner tho :p. Anyways thank you my man!
Thanks very much Harald! I'm very pleased that I've made it to 10K subscribers, but that's very nice of you to say -- about a month ago I had less than 3K. My tutorial videos seem to have really taken off. I'm pleased you like my videos. Thanks for the encouragement - Jez
Thanks for clear explanation Chief! Would be better if you also show the turn around too. However, these fingers manipulation will keep me busy at least for another week. Cheers from Indonesia.
bonjour l'ami :) bien que je comprend pas l'Aglais, tes explications sont très claires. comme quoi que la musique est universelle et n'a pas de Frontière. Merci
Thank you, Jez, for that information. The reason I asked is because that’s the pick that I use. It’s soft, but not too soft like a 46 nylon pick. I can’t believe how much I have learned from your tutorials. I tried the 12 bar blues, just hitting those 2 strings, but I find it very hard. Your teaching or ‘train strumming the 12 bar blues, is doable for me. I’ve never seen others play it that way. If you had an online guitar course, I would DEFINITELY join. Thanks again.
@@MyPunker02 Thanks Elizabeth! That's great to know. I'm glad you're finding these videos useful. I have no plans for an online guitar course (apart from these tutorial videos), but I do give one-to-one lessons via Zoom.
These videos really are excellent. I like the fact that there’s no extra chit chat, that’s important because students need to watch videos several times and too much non essential talk slows the learning process which can be quite frustrating really.
Thanks very much!
Fantastic Lesson. Very nice to see someone showing players how to play 50's style on acoustic. Keep them coming.
Thanks very much John! I glad you found it useful.
Thank you. My God never knew i'd be able play that at my age. Just playing(practicing) for about 4 years now. And i'm 54 now. 👍👌🙆😉
It's never too late to start rockin'!
Really enjoyed meeting you today at the Buddy Holly crash site!
It was lovely meeting you and Bob! Thanks for stopping by my RUclips channel. When I get back to England I’ll be uploading the videos from my US travels. So stay ‘tuned’ 👍😃 Best wishes, Jez
Did you get along to the Surf Ballroom?
@@RocknRollSongbook no since we had already stopped and took pictures outside we headed home. We were telling our 39 year old daughter about our stop today…she had no idea what we were talking about! Guess we didn’t educate her enough about our old music we still love! Safe travels tomorrow!
Fantastic 50’s style Rock / Rockabilly lesson! There’s truly not enough of this style taught on RUclips!
Not to mention you’re definitely one of the best instructors on RUclips! It’s actually easy to learn and follow along with your lessons. Please keep them coming!!
Thanks very much Allen! Glad you found this useful.
I love your teaching ♥. Excellent!! Thanks!
Thanks very much!
I don't usually comment on guitar videos but you are so concise and thorough.
Learning a bunch .
Thanks very much! That's very nice of you to say. I'm glad your finding my videos useful.
Salut Jez !! Tout tes tutos me fonts vraiment progresser dans le Rock cette musique m à toujours passionné je suis né en 1950 et j ai commencé la guitare il y a 6 ans !!! Merci de ton aide !!!
Salut Félix! Je suis vraiment ravi que vous trouviez mes vidéos utiles. Il n'est jamais trop tard pour apprendre à jouer de la guitare. Meilleurs voeux d'Angleterre. Happy pickin'! - Jez
Thanks Jez. You have given me great pleasure playing with your lessons.
That's great to know Ryan. Thanks!
There is no words to say, awesome. Go go go. God bless you
Thanks very much Hiran!
Gabba Gabba Hey Hey. Rock Rock n Roll high-school! Awesome!
Thanks very much!
Thank you for your teach , lessons , arrangements and patients
👍
Watched all four of your tutorials and they are all excellent. Considerably enhanced my understanding of rock and roll rhythm playing.
Thanks very much Colin! That's really good to know.
Brilliant lesson - really helping me enjoy my guitar playing, particularly as I can play along with you.
Thanks very much Paul! That's great to know. Let's see a video of you playing to the plants in your garden now (I checked out your channel).
If I had an eighth of your talent I certainly would! Thanks for checking out my channel Jez, I've been enjoying binge watching all your great song playing and tutorials.
Very useful. Even for beginners. Many thanks from Russia
Thanks very much! I'm glad you found it useful. Best wishes from England.
Best lesson guy on RUclips. Thanks again sir
Wow, thanks!
ich habe in den 15 minuten mehr gelernt als in den letzten 3 monaten. sagenhaft. ich bin super froh
Das ist gut zu wissen. Ich bin froh, dass du mein Video so nützlich fandest.
another great song executed beautifully by your good self, I really appreciate your videos.
Thanks very much!
I'm so glad I stumble into your channel, thank you for your unselfishness in sharing your songs and for been a great teacher , a big hug from Vancouver, cheers
Thanks very much Jose! I'm glad you're enjoying my videos. Hello Vancouver! ...best wishes from England.
Increible!!!..no sé nada de ingles..y entiendo todo a la vez!!!..Usted es una gran Maestro!!!
¡Muchas gracias! Es bueno saber que pudiste entenderme. ¡Saludos desde Inglaterra!
great lesson. very excited to discover your channel.
Thanks very much! Phineus.
Brilliant and very inspirational. Thank you Jez - much appreciated.
Thanks very much Rob!
you are wonderful as a guitar player
Thanks very much!
Jim C; Excellent; Very good, and you make playing music easy!
Thanks very much Jim!
Спасибо огромное 👏👏👏👍👍👍 Обожаю рок-н-ролл 😍🤩
merci monsieurQUAYLE pour vos vidéos sur le rockabilly j'ai beaucoup apris avec vous vous este un grand !!respect a vous!!! et a bientot!!! fre barjavel orange vaucluse france!!!!!!
Merci beaucoup Fred! Je suis ravi que vous trouviez mes vidéos utiles -- Jez
You are fantastic Thank you very much it's a real gift
Wow, thanks very much Joelle! Glad you like it.
Großartig! Vielen Dank für dieses klasse Tutorial. Mein Englisch ist nicht so gut, aber ich konnte durchweg folgen. Vielen Dank!
Vielen Dank Dave! Ich freue mich, dass du mir folgen konntest.
Brilliant, hopefully Santa will deliver the your Rock n Roll songbook at Christmas
Thanks very much William! I'll have a word with Santa and see what I can do. 🎅
Pure gold. Thank you so much
Thanks very much Micky!
Excellent tutorial. Thank you for posting.
Thanks very much John!
Vidisa
Greetings from Mexico. Extraordinay lesson. I am a beginner and helped me a lot in understanding how to play R&R. You are a great teacher. Thanks.
Thanks very much Vicente! I'm glad you found my video useful.
Jez, I know you hear this all the time, but I had to add to the chorus: I have immensely enjoyed your tutorials while trying to learn the guitar (during covid) . Keep up the great work, love your passion and teaching style.
Thanks very much James! I'm really glad you've been enjoying my tutorials. How are the sore fingers getting along?
@@RocknRollSongbook there was a time where I felt like I was doing unrecoverable damage to my fingers, but I googled it and found that it was normal, so I pushed through. Now I am just to the point that it doesn't really hurt so much anymore, so i guess thats good.
@@contractorwolf That's great! ...you should see my finger tips.
@@RocknRollSongbook if you ever decide to cross the pond and tour the southeast ill make sure to come and see you play :)
@@contractorwolf That would be fun!
Just discovered you!
Thanks so much! Great sound and excellent instructions!!
All the best!
Looking forward to following you and practicing with you!
Hi Kevin. Thanks very much! Glad you like these videos.
just bought your fab rocking 100 so you got me hooked !
That’s great to hear. 👍 Thanks for the songbook purchase!
Love your lessons. Kudos and thanks from Pakistan.
Thanks very much Mohammad!
Enjoy the lessons. Very informative and helpful. Thanks ! Please keep teaching..😎
Thanks very much Charles!
Brilliant teacher Jez, I’m gonna practice like mad to get as good as you…..hopefully
Thanks very much Gordon! Yes, do it!!
Thanks you good tips. See you soon from Brazil
Thank you for your guitarlesson. It's so easy how you explain it. Thank you very much! You're great.
Thanks very much Rene Pascal! I'm glad you found this useful.
Dear Jez,
your videos make my day.😘
Keep on posting vids, please! 🙏
Hi Frank. That's great to know! I plan to keep posting.
Amazing I can play guitar 🎸 now thankyou chum 👍👏🎶
Keep on strummin'!
Hail hail rock and roll. Thank you buddy
Greatly appreciate the Rockabilly acoustic instructions. I mostly sing slow ballads when playing. My voice is better than my geetar playing. Keep them coming.
Thanks David! I'm glad you found this useful. I watched your acoustic rockabilly medley (you and a couple of mates) - loved it!
Super lesson, I’m off to practice right now!!’nn
Thanks very much!
I'm sure glad I found you. What fun. Thank you.
I'm glad you found my video useful. 😎
Cant wait te get started the morra. Cheers mate.
Just Brilliant!
Thanks very much!
Really enjoying ur very educational videos man some great knowledge thanks man really loving them
Thanks very much Barry! I’m pleased you’re finding my videos useful.
This lessons its fire!!! The best!!! From russia this love !😊
Thanks very much Dmitriy! Greetings from England.
Every time watch guitar vids allways end up watching you the best what guitar do you use and do strings make a difference to play this music
Wow, that's great to know Karl! Recently I've been playing a Gibson J45 and a Taylor GS Mini in my videos. I use Martin strings (.012 - .054 gauge). Yes, strings make a difference -- from my experience, the gauge makes more of difference than the make. People make the mistake of using very light gauge strings (e.g., .010s or .011s) on their acoustic guitars, cause they're easier on the fingers. But you lose tone. People often set the action too low as well.
Thank you, Sir🙏😆🎸
super it s one time i see one tuto Very Clear for this music i love to much learn and listen this muisic thanck you so much mister rock n roll and continue
Thanks very much Mickael! I'm glad you found my video useful. Greetings from England!
Brilliant thanks!. great singing as well!.
Thanks very much Peter!
It is a brilliant lesson. Its looks like i can add carl perkins to my list. Although i dont just learn sjhapes i like to know what im playing. But thats for me personally ive always used a when playing them and after i injured my fretting hand its very painfull. Thank ypu so much for your lesson your a God send .
Thanks very much Apryl! Glad you found it useful.
great lesson,thank you!!!
Thanks Marino!
God great lesson. Thank you!!
Thanks very much Laurent!
Muy bonito muy bonito muy bonito...gracias
Muchas gracias Sergio!
Just great!
Thanks very much!
Um GÊNIO!👏👏👏
Your Voice is King
Wow, thanks very much Christian!
Love your stuff, Jez!
Thanks very much Roy!
A god send
Im gonna have a go at this come morning .
Thank you so much 👍
Excellent as per usual!
Thanks very much Mike!
Great stuff Jez, had to go back and look at the previous ones again after this (particularly like #3!). Great explanations and the viewers who compliment you on your teaching skills are spot on.
Right... off to have a go at the Carl Perkins riffs now!
Thanks very much Ray! These tutorial videos seem to have really taken off.
If I recall correctly, you attended the very first lecture I gave back in 1995 ...cognitive psychology/visual perception/pattern recognition, I think.
@@RocknRollSongbook 1997 Jez, but yes, that experience influenced my comment here. You have a knack of engaging with the listener, explaining in a simple/ clear manner plus you are passionate and knowledgeable about your subject.
Ah, my first lectures were in 1995, so I'd had a couple of years practice by the time you appeared on the scene. But thank you so much for those positive words! You were a great student.
Thanks for such a good lesson, as always.
Thanks very much Curt!
Thanks for this series of videos. Going back to the basics really helps me understand what I'm doing when I play more modern rock. Hey, how did you insert those graphics in the corners? I'd like to try that in my own videos. Thanks again!
I create the little graphics panels using the simple picture editor the comes with Windows (called Paint), then I insert them when I edit the video together using some free video editing software (called Shotcut).
Good set
Thanks very much Matthew!
You have a great channel! Great lessons!
Thanks very much Denis!
Brilliant teacher!!!!!
Wow, thanks very much!
Wonderful lesson
Tank you
Thanks very much Francisco!
Great teacher 👍👍.
Thanks very much Austin!
Excellent love it,,
Thanks very much Pedro!
Very nice tutorrial thanks
Thanks very much!
Bravo!
Thanks George!
You are the best man !!
Wow, thanks very much Carlos!
最高ですね！
かっこいい
It,s Cool
Thanks very much!
Wow,
Lots to learn but Great,I’m doing good with Lessons 1&3,2 I find hard( Hands. Get tired) lotsa repetition to achieve ,
Long Tall Sally’s coming along
That's good to know! I'm glad you're getting on so well. Yes, lots of repetition is the key. Keep on rockin'!
Very interesting teacher 👍
Thanks very much Rajan!
Cara muito bom. ....
Muito obrigado!
Thanks, very helpful
Thanks very much Didier!
Hi Jez, I’m in Florida, USA.
Thanks. I ask for reasons of timing. I've taught people in eastern Australia (10 hours ahead of the UK) and the west coast of the US (8 hours behind the UK).
Excellent
Thanks very much Clint!
How I enjoy you`re vid`s every time they show up in my feed. Just now I found out you only have 10K followers! You deserve plenty more. And many more deserve to see you`re videos. Keep Rock n roll and rockabilly alive!!!! I Also watch Steve T because he`s a nerd, not afraid to show himself, talented and inspiring. You are 2, in a different manner tho :p. Anyways thank you my man!
Thanks very much Harald! I'm very pleased that I've made it to 10K subscribers, but that's very nice of you to say -- about a month ago I had less than 3K. My tutorial videos seem to have really taken off. I'm pleased you like my videos. Thanks for the encouragement - Jez
@@RocknRollSongbook Anytime!
Very cool! BOP!
Thanks very much!
Great
Thanks Roberto!
Great job 🎸🎼🎤💯🤗
Thanks very much Tony!
Thank you very much for your time. Fantastic Taylor guitar, model?
Thanks very much Antonio! I'm playing a Taylor GS Mini (Koa).
Thank you 👍
👍
Thanks for clear explanation Chief!
Would be better if you also show the turn around too. However, these fingers manipulation will keep me busy at least for another week. Cheers from Indonesia.
Thanks very much Mustafa! Enjoy!
Awesome thanks so much for sharing :)
Thanks very much!
Terrific!
Thanks very much!
great class!
Thanks very much Alejandro!
Great videos!!
Thanks very much Karl!
Cool, go, Jez, go
Hehehe ....thanks very much Boyd!
@@RocknRollSongbook You´re the BEST, Jez;)
Good channel. I wish you a silver button as a minimum👍
Thanks very much! I'm glad you like it.
bonjour l'ami :) bien que je comprend pas l'Aglais, tes explications sont très claires. comme quoi que la musique est universelle et n'a pas de Frontière. Merci
Salut l'ami. Je suis content que vous ayez trouvé ma vidéo utile, même sans comprendre l'anglais. Salutations d'Angleterre! - Jez
Love it! Thanks!!
Thanks David!
Sir, you are number one . . . :-)
Thanks very much Martin!
You are a GREAT teacher. Thank you. Can you tell me what brand of pick you use and the mm. ?
Wow, thanks very much Elizabeth! I use Dunlop, delrin .46mm picks (they're bright pink) ...I like 'em pretty soft.
Thank you, Jez, for that information. The reason I asked is because that’s the pick that I use. It’s soft, but not too soft like a 46 nylon pick.
I can’t believe how much I have learned from your tutorials. I tried the 12 bar blues, just hitting those 2 strings, but I find it very hard. Your teaching or ‘train strumming the 12 bar blues, is doable for me. I’ve never seen others play it that way. If you had an online guitar course, I would DEFINITELY join. Thanks again.
I ‘second’ that Elizabeth! I have had a few lessons now with Jez and he has helped me no end. I would recommend him to anyone 😊
@@MyPunker02 Thanks Elizabeth! That's great to know. I'm glad you're finding these videos useful. I have no plans for an online guitar course (apart from these tutorial videos), but I do give one-to-one lessons via Zoom.
@@kaycarley Thanks Kay! 😊