I still don't think anyone is playing the guitar like Marr, especially from these early numbers. I was just dusting off William and Hand in Glove recently and was really impressed (again) at how original he was/is/
Another deceptively tricky Marr gem. Never been certain if he used a 12 on the original? To my ear it almost sounds like it starts on a six string then gets progressively twelve-y
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Brilliant again! Looking fab, sounding wonderful. So glad you've stuck with teaching us the greats for so long.
Hey man... Great to hear from you. Would love to see some more of your work with Smith's stuff. Your videos on them are just really well done.😎
Great lesson, thank you. It's amazing how Marr came up with these parts- no one was doing this before him as far as I know.
I still don't think anyone is playing the guitar like Marr, especially from these early numbers. I was just dusting off William and Hand in Glove recently and was really impressed (again) at how original he was/is/
My favourite Smiths song, but only when Headmaster ritual isn’t playing. Sounds great with that beautiful Tele MF. Skills mate 👍
There are so many wonderful Smiths songs, especially from the first 2-3 years. Thanks for your support. ;-)
My favorite ❤
that guitar is beautiful
Always loved Fender's paisley and floral models. Thanks for the comment.
I aspire to play this one day, thank you for this video!
I've always loved this song... Great fun to play. Hope the video helps. Thanks for your comment.
Incredible. Thank you modfather65!
Thanks for your support. ;-)
Have that same guitar except I had Fender add a P90 to the neck. Mine is also a Wildwood 10 so it has a 10” radius-great guitar!
Hey... Congrats on owning a really nice Fender paisley model. Yours sounds like one of a kind. 😎
Another deceptively tricky Marr gem. Never been certain if he used a 12 on the original? To my ear it almost sounds like it starts on a six string then gets progressively twelve-y
When you arpeggiate chords like he does, it sounds like there's more than 6 strings... Above my pay grade, but I still enjoy trying.