Prof. Wayne "Baby Won't Ya" - Learn the Guitar Parts
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2023
- “Baby Won’t Ya”
Written by Fred Smith
Original recording of this song was released in 1971 by The MC5 on the album "High Time”.
Performed here by:
Wayne Kramer (Lead Guitar)
Jason Heath (Lead Vocal)
With The 842s:
William Olivas (Rhythm Guitar)
Bret Paddock (Bass Guitar)
Holland von Saunderlin (Drums)
Filmed, Produced, Directed, & Edited by William Olivas & Margaret Saadi Kramer at Teragram Music.
Recorded live at Teragram Music in the historic Fairfax & Melrose District of West Hollywood, CA.
Mixed by Bret Paddock at Industrial Amusement. 
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The hall of fame waited until everyone was dead… great.
at least (at the VERY least) they did it before Dennis Machine Gun Thompson went. That would have been tragic. EDIT: and now he's gone too. end of an era
Rip Wayne… you are jamming in the clouds with Johnny Thunders now 🕊️ 🌹
RIP Brother Wayne
RIP Wayne 💔🙏😢 Thank you for everything
RIP Brother Wayne Kramer
Kramer is KING!
RIP MR Kramer, I am from Eastern Europe and found your band MC5 and The Stooges,Dead Boys, New York Dolls, Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers in 2012, when I was really depressed and in really bad place! Your music helped me a lot and years later I still listen!
It makes me smile to see Wayne still playing. The MC5 were a big part of my teen years. I saw the MC5 many times and recall seeing Wayne play at a bar in Lincoln Park years after they broke up.
RIP Wayne Kramer.
Thank you for the great music you left us.
I love these Wayne Kramer guitar tutorials. This is so uplifting and inspiring. MC5 forever 🙌⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Godspeed brother Wayne.
Rest In Power, Brother Wayne.
Thank you so much for you and the 5's resistance to the system, changing not just music, but so many lives with your revolutionary blast of rock and roll.
Rest easy brother Wayne! Say hi to Rob, Fred, and Mike for me!
RIP brother Wayne, may you continue kicking out the the jam's where ever you may be. 🙏 😢
Thank you Wayne. Rest in peace...
It really pisses me off knowing about his lost, not only because he was so full of life and energy but also because he was one of rock stars that was actively working and guitar oriented, without getting contaminated by the crap of the current industry and selling out his work, he was true to his roots and loyal to his instrument to the core. RIP Rock man.
Rest in testimonial peace Wayne Kramer…
R.I.P.Wayne
such a down to earth guy, long live brother wayne long live the mc5
RIP Wayne Kramer
OutStanding ! Sonic Lives on
Thanks for everything. You are missed.
I’m shocked to hear that he passed away today…Rest in peace Wayne. I’m honored to have come across your art. Wayne was a greatest hero.
I hope you meet Fred, Rob, Mike, Mick, and everyone in heaven.
Id been listening to them for the past 2 weeks. Almost every day playing the Tarter Field video. Today i went to
listen again and found out. Thats ok though. Its all right. RIP man🌷🌷🌷
RIP Mestre!
These tutorials from Wayne are absolutely magical. He went out of his way to pass on the legacy of MC5 to the younger generation.
I watched one of the videos with my partner's son, and then we sat down and played the parts of Rambling Rose together.
I mentioned this to Wayne in the comments, and he was full of praise and encouragement, saying that was exactly why he was making the videos.
We lost a truly great man today.
Thanks Wayne for everything.
RIP Wayne ❤ very sad you’re gone.
So much presence. So much music. God bless and thank you.
What a great channel. Thanks, Wayne.
Bien le bonjour de la part d'un fan Français de la première heure !
🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷just some roses for u man.
Much gratitude brother wayne! 'American Ruse' and 'Teenage Lust' lessons, please!
Brotha Wayne! So glad to hear from you again! Used to buy strings at "Town & Country" on Fort Street growing up in S.W. and Downriver. The MC5 were great influences!
Lets go ! Cant wait to get off work and plug in and rock this ! Much love people ✊✌
Ahhh the "Takin Care of Business" part 😉
Love ya, Brother Wayne, from STL
Amazing lesson Brotha Wayne !! Very inspiration here !Tks
Groovin' to the jangle guitar behind the solo. Come to think about it, I hear a lot of offset second guitar parts in your songs. I love it.
WK Had a burst back in the day. Also one of the first to put a humbucker in a tele as documented on that Lively Spot vid.
Do one of yours like "Rats of Illusion"...I'd like to see if we are doing it correctly... probably not, we are also doing "Back To Detroit", "Wild America" and a few others. Saw you on tour with your band, and then first time you guys did a sort of reunion tour in Cleveland, and then the 50th MC5 tour at House of Blues in Cleveland, wish you'd come back this way again...best of wishes to Brother Wayne and the crew!
I absolutely love these videos. I'm always inspired to pick up my guitar after watching them, and to tell others about them.
Great stuff, and what a wonderful present from Tom too.
Professor Wayne please do sister Anne
Brother Wayne playing a Les Paul?
I was wondering about that, too. Maybe the other guy owns it.
If you watch to the end, it was a 60th birthday present to him from Tom Morello, and he said he played it all the time.
Brother Wayne what's with the Les Pauls?
🎸❤🤍💙
RIP
Wayne, you were once part of the solution and now you are part of the problem.
Bring back the revolution old man. ✊
Otherwise, StFU.