Please disregard this comment, they are my personal study time markers: INTRO 2:37 FIRST PART INTRO 2:45 SECOND PART INTRO DOUBLE PULL 3:44 INTRO WALK UP 3:52 INTRO TOGETHER 4:20 FIRST SLIDE UP 5:30 FROM THE BEGINNING 5:45 FIRST PART DOUBLE HAMMER BEFORE 2nd SLIDE 6:577:26 7:34 START SECOND SLIDE 8:05 SECOND SLIDE 8:30 SLOW LAST PART RIFF 8:40 AGAIN LAST SLIDE BEFORE BACK TO HOME BASE 09:57 RHYTM 10:26 COUNT
You know Tim. I've learned from a lot of different guitar tutorials on RUclips. And I think your one of the best. Definitely one of the most skilled. I've learned most of your childers songs, so thanks for what you do.
Tim, I just herd Tyler about a year ago thanks to my son Bill who is Tyler's age for introducing me to his music. After that, I started playing the songs for Bill to sing I`m definitely a Childers fan.
Love your videos. Couldn't have learned this song without this video. But on the second lick he doesn't slide up to the D, he pulls off on the 5th string 3-0 twice then does the 3-0 pull off on the 6th string.
@@TimGuitarLessons Huge fan of Tyler and your lessons! just finished up your shake the frost lesson, and working on house fire. I appreciate your work!
You sir, are the man. I could hear the chords, just couldn’t figure out the hammer on pull off. That last third of the intro is a hair tricky! This song is 🔥🔥 though
You’ve got lessons on all the songs I want to learn thanks so much. One question, are you adding extra strums in the intro when you play it ? I’ve only been playing 5 months and struggling with this.
I don't think I'm adding extra strums? Honestly sometimes it's hard to tell and be 100% precise with explaining strumming patterns. A lot of times the rhythm of an acoustic guitar part is very fluid in that it doesn't always keep to a prescribed pattern. This intro is difficult because it relies on being able to seamlessly emphasize notes in on what are essentially "down strums" and also "up strums"
Most helpful part for me was when you just played thru it at the beginning. Would be nice to see it played thru again but slower. Would also, like a quick break down like: "Here are the basic chords: D, G, F.... or whatever they are. I don't have the patients for "play this fret on this string" step by step instructions, lol. But I'm sure this is helpful for some. We all have our own learning styles
Hey, thanks for the comment! And yeah, it's always tough to hit a perfect balance for what everyone needs, but I'm glad part of the lesson was helpful!
Hey @Tim, diving in to learn this song soon! First question, what guitar are you playing here. Sounds amazing and looks small enough to travel with. Thanks!
Getting the strings picked out correctly is a feat in its own for me but to keep a strumming pattern the entire time like yourself seems so hard for me. How did you learn to keep you’re strumming so clean like that? Any advice from you would be greatly appreciated!
I've done a lesson for that one! Click on my channel page, and scroll down to my Tyler Childers playlist... you should see it in there, along with several dozen other Childers songs that you might want to learn!
Ahhh crap you're right... that's what I get for not looking for videos of him playing it first... And he's pulling his pinky finger back to fret it on the 5th and 3rd frets of the 1st string in his G and F chords... which is different than what I'm doing here and makes sense for double drop d
Can someone help me? I have the individual notes down but I dont know how to add the strumming in. Especially with the intro after the section of (2f3s po, 3f4s po, 3s2f strum down and into the open 3s H 2f on up strum and down strum high 3s2f po). Is it just that and im not fast enough? Very confused on how to make it sound full from this point on.
I know it's expected for this tutorial to be for people who are probably intermediate players, but I feel like there is a couple spots where it's played a specific way(especially strumming wise) that is not explained and it just doesn't sound the same compared to what im doing even though im following along. (Yes I'm rewinding and putting it in slower speed, I've spent hours watching this video lmao)
I just learned whitehouse road last night and I’ll tell ya, the chiefs aren’t what makes his songs hard. It’s the picking and accents he puts on everything that’s difficult to mimic
I love the videos but Tim doesn’t rly spend a lot of time on the strumming pattern or Rhythm it’s rly annoying but still he’s putting out videos no one else is so much thanks to him
I got the first part of the intro down well enough, but that second part is still a huge mystery to me even after watching this several times. Can’t seem to figure out what you’re doing in between pull offs there
One complaint, you play strings that you don’t go over in the lesson. So while I’m watching and play it I have to watch you play it in one motion making it hard to catch which strings your hitting. Other than that great! Only I’ve been using to learn Hahaha
Tim woah...sorry I confused your Collings with a cheap guitar. 😂 makes sense why it sounds amazing. Great tutorial. Can’t wait til I have time to sit down and actually learn the song! Thanks!
If you drop tune to D and then capo at the third how is the bass string a d ? I'm sure I'm missing somthing here, but im confused ? The d chord I'd an F , yeah. And the bass.
The low bass string would definitely be a real f when tuned down and capoed on 3... in most lessons I intentionally specify that I will refer to fret numbers and chord names relative to the capo, as though the capo is the nut. So, even though a d shaped chord here is a real F, for ease of recognition and to not constantly be transposing in my mind, I will call it a D. Did I forget to specify that at the beginning of this lesson?
Ah, ok. I thought so. I was just doubting myself. Yeah, it was The way you phrased it, I guess. You said the capo gives a more substantial D. Anyway, fantastic lesson as always; I'm always happy to contribute on Patreon. Thanks from Wales.
@@TimGuitarLessons it's legit the same song. Play the tracks side by side and they are near the same. On top of that, the flow of the words is in the same flow as Constant Sorrow! This isn't "inspiration", its plagiarism!
@@phooze4953 They're for sure similar, but I definitely don't think it's plagiarism... Despite structural similarities, I think they are periphery to the heart of the two individual songs making the songs feel/sound uniquely different to me at the end of the day... House fire's riff, progression, lyrical content, etc feel much darker to me than Constant Sorrow does
@@TimGuitarLessons man i appreciate a reasonable response despite my pretty aggressive comment lol. i see your point, but man you really outta play these two songs side by side. what i mean by that is play one til like 45 sec then pause it and start the other at 45 sec. then listen to both entire songs. the beat/instruments are near exactly the same. one added guitar chord is the difference. and the flow of the words is the same as constant sorrow, just different lyrics. i was a big fan of constant sorrow and listened to it often, so hearing this song i immediately recognized how similar it was and was shocked that the flow was also copped. i do enjoy this song, i just feel its far too similar to be simply called an inspiration of constant sorrow.
Just keep practicing on it man... this is definitely one that took me a second to train fingers on. It's never a bad idea to put about an hour of practice in and then just set the guitar down with the intention of coming back to it the next day... for me, I'm always surprised when I return to a tough song with what my subconscious has done with the beginnings of muscle memory for movements
I have watched many vids on him and he does not the same always your lesson your doing just doing intro and his back ground plays this not him he plays simplified
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Tyler sure does love that capo on the 3rd fret
So it seems!
Yes sir. And not using the 1st string of a Dmaj lol
@@ethanmcquaid1 Dsus2 is very popular in bluegrass, which he takes a lot of influence from
Yup. Nose to the grindstone baby.
@@aaronjones6854 and lady may, and follow you to virgie, and a song while your away
Please disregard this comment, they are my personal study time markers:
INTRO 2:37 FIRST PART
INTRO 2:45 SECOND PART
INTRO DOUBLE PULL 3:44
INTRO WALK UP 3:52
INTRO TOGETHER 4:20
FIRST SLIDE UP 5:30
FROM THE BEGINNING 5:45 FIRST PART
DOUBLE HAMMER BEFORE 2nd SLIDE 6:57 7:26
7:34 START SECOND SLIDE
8:05 SECOND SLIDE
8:30 SLOW LAST PART RIFF
8:40 AGAIN LAST SLIDE BEFORE BACK TO HOME BASE
09:57 RHYTM
10:26 COUNT
Wow this is a very hard song to play but you make it look easy. Thank you for teaching me how to play this legendary song
Glad the lesson helped!
You know Tim. I've learned from a lot of different guitar tutorials on RUclips. And I think your one of the best. Definitely one of the most skilled. I've learned most of your childers songs, so thanks for what you do.
I really appreciate the kind words Ethan! I'm happy to know that people are getting something out of the lessons, so thank you for letting me know
The intro is a pretty difficult thing to pick out by ear... really good job on this.
Man I really appreciate it! I tried to get it as close as I could
Learned this one on my own but it wasn't exactly right! Now Tim comes to save the day! We love you Tim!
Happy to help!
I love your tutorials! Thanks for being so thorough-- you make it look so easy!
Thank you so much Alyssa! I’m glad you find the lessons helpful!
Glad I came across your lessons Tim, Subing, thanks for this introductory lesson, Billy.
Sure thing Billy! Definitely check out my Tyler Childers guitar lessons playlist if your a fan of him... I’ve done quite a few lessons on his songs!
Tim, I just herd Tyler about a year ago thanks to my son Bill who is Tyler's age for introducing me to his music. After that, I started playing the songs for Bill to sing I`m definitely a Childers fan.
Appreciate you taking the time to make this. Great lesson. Thanks, Tim.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
Love your videos. Couldn't have learned this song without this video. But on the second lick he doesn't slide up to the D, he pulls off on the 5th string 3-0 twice then does the 3-0 pull off on the 6th string.
Great lesson. Thank you for sharing your gifts!
Thanks so much Eric! Happy to help!
Nice and easy to follow with what your explaining and doing. Fantastic job thank you!!
I appreciate it Tyler!
Nice tutorial Timmy. My kinda teacher. Let's go rock it like a biznich. I'm ready.
Thanks!
1st time ive saw it done properly 👍🏻
Thanks!
Please tab this out so I can see it! Great video man!
Agreed! I can’t tell exactly what’s happening. Sometimes he plays the D with three fingers but other times with two so I’m not sure what to do!
You are one hell of a guitar player. Amazing
Thanks!!
You killed it brother!
Thanks Brayden! If you're a Childers fan, make sure you check out my playlist of other Tyler Childers lessons on my channel page!
@@TimGuitarLessons Huge fan of Tyler and your lessons! just finished up your shake the frost lesson, and working on house fire. I appreciate your work!
I’m glad you find them helpful!
You sir, are the man. I could hear the chords, just couldn’t figure out the hammer on pull off. That last third of the intro is a hair tricky! This song is 🔥🔥 though
Спасибо дружище. Твой канал лучший, потому что очень доступные уроки для новичков.
Thank you for your videos! This has been so helpful!
I'm happy to help Katie! I'm glad that the lessons have helped you!
Another great tutorial!! Thank you for sharing your talent and time. 🙏🏽
I’m glad the tutorial helps!
Awesome tutorial man. Thank you
Happy to help!
Thank you great lesson
Thanks for the comment Danny!
Thanks for posting this! Awesome channel. Subscribed.
Thanks Thomas! Definitely check out my Tyler Childers playlist to see if there are other songs you'd like to learn!
Love it thank you for taking the time for all your TC lessons and videos in general
Happy to help! Thanks for the positive feedback!
Thanks so much Tim.
Sure thing Michael, I'm glad you found it helpful!
Had a feeling you were gonna do this, nice!
Definitely so. I'm so glad there's a new album coming in August. It's going to be great!
please mored tyler childers!!!
There will definitely be more... have you gone through the Tyler Childers playlist of lessons I have?
Your the best out there! Hope you keep it up.
Thanks this helped a lot
This is amazing thank you!
You’ve got lessons on all the songs I want to learn thanks so much. One question, are you adding extra strums in the intro when you play it ? I’ve only been playing 5 months and struggling with this.
I don't think I'm adding extra strums? Honestly sometimes it's hard to tell and be 100% precise with explaining strumming patterns. A lot of times the rhythm of an acoustic guitar part is very fluid in that it doesn't always keep to a prescribed pattern. This intro is difficult because it relies on being able to seamlessly emphasize notes in on what are essentially "down strums" and also "up strums"
Tim yeah I think it’s the rhythm I’m struggling with, I’ll just have to keep practicing. Thanks a lot 👍
Most helpful part for me was when you just played thru it at the beginning. Would be nice to see it played thru again but slower. Would also, like a quick break down like: "Here are the basic chords: D, G, F.... or whatever they are. I don't have the patients for "play this fret on this string" step by step instructions, lol. But I'm sure this is helpful for some. We all have our own learning styles
Hey, thanks for the comment! And yeah, it's always tough to hit a perfect balance for what everyone needs, but I'm glad part of the lesson was helpful!
Awesome. Thanks so much
I'm glad you found it helpful Andy! Thanks for the comment!
Hey @Tim, diving in to learn this song soon! First question, what guitar are you playing here. Sounds amazing and looks small enough to travel with. Thanks!
Good jobb tim o
Thanks!
Any chance of a written tab?
killer, thanks!
You're welcome!
You're welcome!
You’re the man
Thanks Tommy!
Getting the strings picked out correctly is a feat in its own for me but to keep a strumming pattern the entire time like yourself seems so hard for me. How did you learn to keep you’re strumming so clean like that? Any advice from you would be greatly appreciated!
Sounds good!
Can you do Nose to the Grindstone?
I've done a lesson for that one! Click on my channel page, and scroll down to my Tyler Childers playlist... you should see it in there, along with several dozen other Childers songs that you might want to learn!
Is it fairly similar to WhiteHouse road in a way? 🤔
Ya it’s got the same style of play to it
Johnny Cozzolino thanka..Good feedback
Instead of a slide up to a g it’s an f
Yea I kept playing whitehouse road on my first attempt at this
I believe its technically in double drop d but this is essentially correct.
Good stuff man.
Ahhh crap you're right... that's what I get for not looking for videos of him playing it first... And he's pulling his pinky finger back to fret it on the 5th and 3rd frets of the 1st string in his G and F chords... which is different than what I'm doing here and makes sense for double drop d
Tim I'm going to learn it your way instead of double drop d unless you do another lesson that way. :) Thank you sir.
Lol nevertheless, a great lesson sir.
“Might wanna stop there and practice that” 😂😂😂
Can someone help me? I have the individual notes down but I dont know how to add the strumming in. Especially with the intro after the section of (2f3s po, 3f4s po, 3s2f strum down and into the open 3s H 2f on up strum and down strum high 3s2f po). Is it just that and im not fast enough? Very confused on how to make it sound full from this point on.
What A cover
THanks Antoine!
@@TimGuitarLessons this cover made my day ;) take it easy
I know it's expected for this tutorial to be for people who are probably intermediate players, but I feel like there is a couple spots where it's played a specific way(especially strumming wise) that is not explained and it just doesn't sound the same compared to what im doing even though im following along. (Yes I'm rewinding and putting it in slower speed, I've spent hours watching this video lmao)
I just learned whitehouse road last night and I’ll tell ya, the chiefs aren’t what makes his songs hard. It’s the picking and accents he puts on everything that’s difficult to mimic
I love the videos but Tim doesn’t rly spend a lot of time on the strumming pattern or Rhythm it’s rly annoying but still he’s putting out videos no one else is so much thanks to him
I got the first part of the intro down well enough, but that second part is still a huge mystery to me even after watching this several times. Can’t seem to figure out what you’re doing in between pull offs there
UPDATE: I got it Tim, no worries 😅 thanks for another great lesson
Hahaha glad you figured it out! Glad the lesson helped!
Not sure about others but i actually would have paid for this lesson
One complaint, you play strings that you don’t go over in the lesson. So while I’m watching and play it I have to watch you play it in one motion making it hard to catch which strings your hitting. Other than that great! Only I’ve been using to learn Hahaha
Is that a Recording King parlor guitar? That thing sounds amazing.
Close! Definitely same body shape... this is a Waterloo WL14
Tim woah...sorry I confused your Collings with a cheap guitar. 😂 makes sense why it sounds amazing. Great tutorial. Can’t wait til I have time to sit down and actually learn the song! Thanks!
You’re making this look so easy 😂
Hahaha thanks! It took me quite a while to get that one smooth though!
Very hard to understand. Getting stuck right after the first 3 picks
If you drop tune to D and then capo at the third how is the bass string a d ?
I'm sure I'm missing somthing here, but im confused ?
The d chord I'd an F , yeah. And the bass.
The low bass string would definitely be a real f when tuned down and capoed on 3... in most lessons I intentionally specify that I will refer to fret numbers and chord names relative to the capo, as though the capo is the nut. So, even though a d shaped chord here is a real F, for ease of recognition and to not constantly be transposing in my mind, I will call it a D. Did I forget to specify that at the beginning of this lesson?
Ah, ok. I thought so. I was just doubting myself.
Yeah, it was The way you phrased it, I guess. You said the capo gives a more substantial D.
Anyway, fantastic lesson as always; I'm always happy to contribute on Patreon.
Thanks from Wales.
Thanks Man! Would this be considered flat picking?
I think portions of the riff would be considered "flat picking" or, at least, it has some of the feel and sentiment of flat picking in it
Tim...somebody on guitar tabs in the notes said double drop d. Your thoughts?
I always though DADGAD. It has that sound to it.
Man, what guitar is is?
a hint of man of constant sorrow
Definitely so
@@TimGuitarLessons it's legit the same song. Play the tracks side by side and they are near the same. On top of that, the flow of the words is in the same flow as Constant Sorrow! This isn't "inspiration", its plagiarism!
@@phooze4953 They're for sure similar, but I definitely don't think it's plagiarism... Despite structural similarities, I think they are periphery to the heart of the two individual songs making the songs feel/sound uniquely different to me at the end of the day... House fire's riff, progression, lyrical content, etc feel much darker to me than Constant Sorrow does
@@TimGuitarLessons man i appreciate a reasonable response despite my pretty aggressive comment lol. i see your point, but man you really outta play these two songs side by side. what i mean by that is play one til like 45 sec then pause it and start the other at 45 sec. then listen to both entire songs. the beat/instruments are near exactly the same. one added guitar chord is the difference. and the flow of the words is the same as constant sorrow, just different lyrics. i was a big fan of constant sorrow and listened to it often, so hearing this song i immediately recognized how similar it was and was shocked that the flow was also copped. i do enjoy this song, i just feel its far too similar to be simply called an inspiration of constant sorrow.
Man that little guy sings
I take it you're referring to the guitar I'm playing here?
@@TimGuitarLessons yes sir
Jesus Loves You
8:05
8:08
Very tricky song for me
Just keep practicing on it man... this is definitely one that took me a second to train fingers on. It's never a bad idea to put about an hour of practice in and then just set the guitar down with the intention of coming back to it the next day... for me, I'm always surprised when I return to a tough song with what my subconscious has done with the beginnings of muscle memory for movements
Is there a tab for this pretty hard to follow
Sorry Jarrett, I don't have a tab for this
Anyone know of a tab?
I'm putting one together soon! will comment on completion.
Following
What kind of guitar is that
This is a Waterloo WL14X
Yeah thanks for messaging back it seems smaller than an epiphone is it a regular size guitar
I dont have a capo!! SO..I rubber banded a beer bottle to my guitar..loooked awesome! Sounded like shit! Been playing 20yrs no capo! G8t vid!
🎶👇
You need to get a capo!
Fine..... What's your PayPal?
#1
4:23
4:27
hardest parts of intro study
4:21
4:25
WHAT TYPE OF GUITAR ARE YOU PLAYING? ❤
This is a Waterloo WL14X
The Bible had less words than this video
It also had exactly 0 advice about how to play this Tyler Childers song... so you're at a crossroads regarding your goals in life it seems.
He sounds really young to have 20 years experience.
Meaning me?
Lol yes.
Hahaha I started playing at 12, just turned 35
I started playing at 32, and I'm 33 today. 🤔😆
Meaning today is your birthday?
So we’re all here huh
Have you heard Charles godwin?
I have not heard of him... any good?
I have watched many vids on him and he does not the same always your lesson your doing just doing intro and his back ground plays this not him he plays simplified
U can't teach very well. U making it to complicated
Sorry about that April! In fairness, it’s a very complicated song, so if my instruction of it seems complicated, that would definitely be why.
You don’t learn very well...
This is amazing thanks so much!
Sure thing James!