You are a fantastic teacher, Tom! So clear, accessible, and inspiring. Really glad I discovered your channel. Thank you for all the hard work -- it really shows!
Oh k, I'm gunna need THIS lesson too! I'm suffering some pretty serious Rockabilly psychosis at the moment.... But I feel like if I learn these techniques, this is the missing piece to my own musical puzzle 🧩... I put this music to my drinkin, smokin , and VEHICULAR mayhem lyrics....
I’m gonna have to hire you to teach me some rockabilly. I love the Stray Cats and I’ve always wanted to play that way. I’ve got a hangstrom Viking II and I’m planning on Gretch in the near future.
@@tommeinNo probs, I can play guitar, not too bad o th then but you make it look so way but so cool, but lead guitar is beyond,me but playing slap double bass at the mo or i did but need to go bk to learn notes a couple of scales I don't get them,? I play by era as I don't know my notes but can play and in key lol been in 4 billy bands so not to sad but not that good either, a ho
I had tons of fun with that video! and the best part is is that my fun lasted about 4 times longer than yours... at least when playing at speed, haha. ;)
Great lessons for the Rockabilly guitar newbie. Please keep them coming maybe building up to how to integrate rhythm and licks for a complete piece. Thank you.
Hey Tom , I just discovered your channel the other day and subscribed. Now I have 2 great rockabilly teachers, Damian bacci and you. Keep it coming, I love the crosspicking/chicken picking techniques
@@tommein I hope you publish a lot of more of your stuff in lessons to come. Your lessons are very comprehensive with the way you explain it, and with the tabs on screen. Maybe you could do some Scotty Moore in Baby let's play house and Good Rockin' tonight i.e. the Elvis Sun Recordings, and some Carl Perkins would be cool 😎 🎶 too!
The three camera angles plus tab really help. The pace for your videos is perfect. This is really helpful! Thanks for all the work you put into these vids!
I never intended to learn rockabilly stuff, but it sounds so cool and these videos are awesome! My only question, in the future, could you say what Key you are in when showing the licks? I think you have played in A for both videos, but other people might be confused
Thank you! You are correct, the licks are played in the key of A but all are movable to other keys. I will make it a point to make that clear in future episodes! Thanks for helping me make these videos even better!
@@tommein "Phoenix, Arizona, don't forget Winona, get your kicks on Route 66". My dream would be taking a long stay in USA to get intensive guitar lessons, face to face with a teacher that could even let me try amplifiers and effects (to learn settings), because I almost never had! but I think it'll remain a dream... (PS: it was Flagstaff!).
After a 4 year break from serious guitar practice, I'm having a hell of a time getting the Mystery Train rhythm part down. I'll get there. The rust is breaking off fairly quickly, which is encouraging. Thanks for your efforts!
Great Lesson !!! I will practice daily: Can't see my hands & fingers picking up that speed with arthritis, but I'll try. What kind of Neck & Bridge Pickups are you using. I got the original FilterTrons on my 1992 G-7594T and 1998 G-6120 Nashville and the Historic Series G-3110 synchromatic with the cats-eye sound holes. Wouldn't change their sound, but I'd like to try a TV Jones Classic and/or. Classic Plus.
I think the TAB for the riff around the 9:06 mark needs correcting. After the first riff the riffle that follows has 85 75 pull offs on the E string on the repeats. Same thing around 9:14 on the scale ru down... pulling off 85 75 on the "B" string and again on the G strings. I still love it but I slowed it down to see why the TAB fingering sounded different to your playing. :)
Thanks Matthew! I think you're taking about 11:36. It's the same lick as the first, except you're lowering the C# to a C natural . In the A7 chord, C# is the third and in the IV chord D7 the C is the seven. Add the pulloff on the top string A and B pulling off to E and you're playing notes from a D9 and D13 chord. But that's just bonus. It's really about lowering that 3rd so it fits the shape of the IV chord I'm using (which in this case I'm thinking of a D9). Hope that answers your question!
You are a fantastic teacher, Tom! So clear, accessible, and inspiring. Really glad I discovered your channel. Thank you for all the hard work -- it really shows!
Thank you so much BD!
also NEAT guitar!
I came here not just for the playing, but to admire the hardware and the cool threads. Man, that is a super jacket!
Haha thanks so much!
Nice one Tom and thanks..👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Philip!
Oh k, I'm gunna need THIS lesson too!
I'm suffering some pretty serious Rockabilly psychosis at the moment....
But I feel like if I learn these techniques, this is the missing piece to my own musical puzzle 🧩...
I put this music to my drinkin, smokin , and VEHICULAR mayhem lyrics....
Cool 😎 great sound and lesson .
Thanks for watching!
Very very very good
Master
I learn your lesson's
Thanks
Thank you Juan!
@@tommein you are a amazing musician
I play guitar and I liked a rockabilly its very strong
Thanks
Awesome playing Tom...
Thanks Fred!
That last one was great.
Tom seems like a cool guy. Thank you for your wisdom. Rock on brother
Thank you! Rock on to you as well!
Hi. I hope, it is allowed for me to look at you, too........ i´m a huge brian setzer fan. but i play every style i want to play. I like your sound
Rockabilly gold dust. SUB….. SCRER….. IBED! Props from the UK 😊
Hands down the best rockabilly lessons I’ve ever seen
Thank you David!
Thanks a lot you method to teach is fantastic very practical very clear…. Including the sound.
Thanks
Great lesson, Tom. Salute you from Argentina.
What a jammer..Great excellent chops. ..i play the Stevie ray vaughn ...hendrix...but this rockabilly is fantastic.
Thank you for watching!
Great playing and teaching Thanks
Thanks Florian and thanks for watching!
I’m gonna have to hire you to teach me some rockabilly. I love the Stray Cats and I’ve always wanted to play that way. I’ve got a hangstrom Viking II and I’m planning on Gretch in the near future.
Sounds good! I do private lessons over Zoom! Hit me up!
602-367-3865
Now seen a lot of peeps doing this, but Tom is cool down to earth his tube vids are a must, luv em,
Thanks so much Edward!
@@tommeinNo probs, I can play guitar, not too bad o th then but you make it look so way but so cool, but lead guitar is beyond,me but playing slap double bass at the mo or i did but need to go bk to learn notes a couple of scales I don't get them,? I play by era as I don't know my notes but can play and in key lol been in 4 billy bands so not to sad but not that good either, a ho
Great! I appreciate your video instruction.
Hello Tom I m trying your techniques thank you
Thats great! Let me know how you like them! Thanks Abel!
I like the last pull-off lick. Nice and different. I've been playing and writing Rockabilly for years.
Thanks for watching Mick!
Great lesson thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!
Oh wow these are awesome! Thanks a bunch!
you are rocking Tom !!!!
Thank you Tommy!
i got into rockabilly because of this:) thanx buddy
That's awesome! You won't regret it! Thank you for watching
@@tommein absolutely. i also love your look:)
Another great lesson!
Thanks Eric!
Hugs from Brazil! LIKE! Thks for tutorial!
Really had a good time with this video! Thanks so much!
Thank you for watching!
Tom is the best! Very inspiring \m/
Like the content and quality of the vids,and you are a very cool cat👍thanks for sharing//Lasse🇸🇪
Thank you for watching!
Wow I've always used 20 flight rocks rhythm pattern and I learned it by ear!! I'm so happy that it's the same frets I use!!! Rock on🤙
There's no way around Rockabilly!
And, here are great tutorials!
Thank you Tom Mein. You are a great and gifted person.
Thank you for watching Gregory!
Great job!! Totally dig it, Tom!
Thank you Jimmy!
Thank you very much, tom. This is a great lesson!
Thanks Andre!
Thanks for sharing. It's always amazing to hear the magic when played up to speed.
Thank you for watching!
Even though im a life long metal guy im really enjoying your videos,now subscribed,keep them coming and thanks.
Thank you for watching! I like a lot of metal too. An open mind is a good thing! Music is good!
What a fantastic instructor and lesson
Loving that country lick thanks!
Thanks for watching!
I had tons of fun with that video! and the best part is is that my fun lasted about 4 times longer than yours... at least when playing at speed, haha. ;)
Nice licks! Keep it up!
Thank you!
Great lesson 👍👍👍
Thank you for watching and subscribing!
great lesson exactly what im lookin for
Glad you enjoyed Paul!
Nice, Thank You
Thank you for watching!
Great lessons for the Rockabilly guitar newbie. Please keep them coming maybe building up to how to integrate rhythm and licks for a complete piece.
Thank you.
Thanks for watching Alan! Good idea!
These are great videos (super for fingering - coordination). Man you are ripping it at full speed Tom. Great picking!
Thank you so much!
Thanks Tom. These lessons are really great.
Thank you for watching!
Great stuff. Many thanks, Tom.
Thanks for watching Michael!
Great lesson!!! Thank you for posting.
Thanks my friend!
Well, well. This is the business. Thanks so much Tom. Wonderfully presented.
Thank you Ian!
Like you recommended i'm here and it's an instant 👍
Best wishes from Germany 🇩🇪
stay safe!
Thank you Elrondo!
Cool lessons. Please keep making more!
Thanks for watching! I will!
I've been struggling with Mystery Train, thanks for the lesson
Hi from sunny South Africa the lessons are great keep them coming
You bet! Thanks for watching!
Yeah this guy really knows his stuff and I can really understand the way he teaches
Hey Tom , I just discovered your channel the other day and subscribed. Now I have 2 great rockabilly teachers, Damian bacci and you. Keep it coming, I love the crosspicking/chicken picking techniques
Thanks for watching Freddy!
@@tommein I hope you publish a lot of more of your stuff in lessons to come. Your lessons are very comprehensive with the way you explain it, and with the tabs on screen. Maybe you could do some Scotty Moore in Baby let's play house and Good Rockin' tonight i.e. the Elvis Sun Recordings, and some Carl Perkins would be cool 😎 🎶 too!
hey man, really good job
Thank
you!
Been writing more Rockabilly styles lately in my songs. The leads & rhythms are a challenge, but I'm up for it, Tanks!
Good to hear! Keep rocking and Thanks for watching!
I know what I'll be doing when I get home. Learning that last run on the Crazy 6ths lick. Thanks for the lesson. Subscribed
Thank you and thanks for watching!@
"Chicken pickin Tom Mein" just made me hungry for Chinese food 😁👍
Yum!
とてもわかりやすいです。なるほどな～と思います。ところでジャパニーズ刈り上げリーゼントがカッコイイですね、トムさん。うまく英訳されたらいいです。
The three camera angles plus tab really help. The pace for your videos is perfect. This is really helpful! Thanks for all the work you put into these vids!
Thank you very much for watching!
Yes! Camera angles and really overall great format and scope
Great lesson. Tom is the MAN!
Aw shucks! Thanks for watching!
I never intended to learn rockabilly stuff, but it sounds so cool and these videos are awesome! My only question, in the future, could you say what Key you are in when showing the licks? I think you have played in A for both videos, but other people might be confused
Thank you! You are correct, the licks are played in the key of A but all are movable to other keys. I will make it a point to make that clear in future episodes! Thanks for helping me make these videos even better!
Thank you very much. You are dood teacher. Learned them all and I want learn more.
Thank you for watching! I am making #3 now!
Yes sir. I am waiting for it. Have you listened Brent Hind's Fiend without a face? There lots of amazing rockabillish guitar licks.
@@Hiljainenvesi I will check that out! Thanks!
Great lesson I really really liked it. Just got in to playing guitar and your videos really helped me. Keep the great work up man.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching! More to come.
Great lessons Tom really enjoying these , thanks for sharing your skill .
Thank you for watching!
Thanks Tom for another great lesson
You're welcome, and thank you for watching Joel!
Great stuff
Brill love this stuff been playing for years but your always learning
Me too!
Excellent lesson. Subscribed! Congratulations from Spain 🎸🎸
Thank you so much!
You lessons are fantastic. Great pace and love the three shot/zoom camera work.
Thank you so much!
These lessons are awesome, Tom!
Thank you!
Here's hoping you spend time making more rhythm videos. Nice job!
Thanks! I've been very busy and haven't been able to do much lately but I'll looking to get back on track soon!
Fantastic!!!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for your videos!
THank you for watching!
Thank you!!!
Thank YOU for watching!
Thank you
Awesome lesson, Tom. Keep up the excellent work!
Thank you for your help! You rock! #3 in production now.
so GREAT! and very good teacher! I would need some lessons... where do you live? :o)
Thank you Luca! I am in Phoenix, Arizona, USA but i do give lessons online using Zoom. Email me at thomasmein@gmail.com if you're interested!
@@tommein "Phoenix, Arizona, don't forget Winona, get your kicks on Route 66". My dream would be taking a long stay in USA to get intensive guitar lessons, face to face with a teacher that could even let me try amplifiers and effects (to learn settings), because I almost never had! but I think it'll remain a dream... (PS: it was Flagstaff!).
Matching pick guard and shirt? That’s sharp as hell.
Thanks brother!
here for the algorithm
Please watch several times a day
Thank you, you’re a gift from God...great lessons and direction.
Looking forward to your upcoming videos. #staysafe
Thank you for watching!
Uhhhh〜m❗️Very Cool❣️
Thank you!
Mmmm eehhh ~ 👏🏼
SO GOOD MEN LOVE U :) Nice exercices
Thanks! Love you too!
thanks salvaste mi life :D
After a 4 year break from serious guitar practice, I'm having a hell of a time getting the Mystery Train rhythm part down. I'll get there. The rust is breaking off fairly quickly, which is encouraging. Thanks for your efforts!
Great to hear you're getting after it again brother!
Excelente
Gracias!
Great Lesson !!! I will practice daily: Can't see my hands & fingers picking up that speed with arthritis, but I'll try.
What kind of Neck & Bridge Pickups are you using. I got the original FilterTrons on my 1992 G-7594T and 1998 G-6120 Nashville and the Historic Series G-3110 synchromatic with the cats-eye sound holes. Wouldn't change their sound, but I'd like to try a TV Jones Classic and/or. Classic Plus.
Thanks Leonard! I use TVJones classic in the bridge and Supertron in the neck for darker sounds
@@tommein Thanks Tom !!!
I think the TAB for the riff around the 9:06 mark needs correcting. After the first riff the riffle that follows has 85 75 pull offs on the E string on the repeats. Same thing around 9:14 on the scale ru down... pulling off 85 75 on the "B" string and again on the G strings. I still love it but I slowed it down to see why the TAB fingering sounded different to your playing. :)
Love your videos
Thank you!
Great stuff!! Loved the Banjo Roll at the end. I was confused as the second position looked like a E7 hybrid but played over the D?
Thanks Matthew!
I think you're taking about 11:36. It's the same lick as the first, except you're lowering the C# to a C natural . In the A7 chord, C# is the third and in the IV chord D7 the C is the seven. Add the pulloff on the top string A and B pulling off to E and you're playing notes from a D9 and D13 chord. But that's just bonus. It's really about lowering that 3rd so it fits the shape of the IV chord I'm using (which in this case I'm thinking of a D9).
Hope that answers your question!
Hey Tom where can i get some backing tracks?
the pickguard is worth the visit hey come visit me ! LOL
You got it! Thank you Rick!
You sound great brother!
BTW ill let you in on a secret ... its a regular White Falcon pickguard with leopard skin contact paper on it :)
❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Ron!
On the tab is the x muted thanks
Thank you for watching and for the heads up on the tab!
Is there any Drum backing tracks we can work with Rockabiily.
I will be making backing tracks available to patreon members when I start my patreon account. Thanks for watching!
What's going on with your Patreon site?
Man that jacket and shirt combo is making me dizzy 😵💫
Too many goddamn commercials
I wish I could control that. I agree!
@@tommein ...okay, imma try again 👍