One of the first 'rock' songs I learned on electric guitar in 1965 - I was 13 yo - Jr. High garage band! Still a go-to campfire song, minus arthritis, of course... and there's 'Louie, Louie'; 'Seventh Son'; 'Hang on Sloopy'; 'Wild Thing'; LoL. Thanks, Lauren, for the memories 😊
Great tutorial! Thank you! I'm a 66 year old beginner and I'm working on this song and the F chord, sometimes I can do it and that makes me happy. I have very small hands, my baby finger is only 1 3/4" long, I didn't think it was possible when I started but with practice it's happening, YAY!
It's amazing how our bodies adapt to whatever we're doing repetitively. When I first tried to play with a guitar strap standing up, I thought there was no way. But I just kept doing it and one day it seemed quite natural. I'm 62 BTW.
Once again sis, you have absolutely outshone yourself, this is one of the first tunes I ever learned to play in 1974 whilst doing my military service in Rhodesia now Zimbabwe. There are things that you cleared up for me whilst playing the song. Thank you so very much. Love and blessings from the bush veld in South Africa. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Self taught following Lauren Bateman videos. Its been a year and let me tell you its been a long journey, im freaking out i can play this song. Still have much to learn but i can throw down a few songs now with ease. Finger playing is my next chapter. Thank you Lauren to making things easy.
Lauren, I’ve been playing guitar as a total hobbyist (never real serious but just for fun) and I’ve gotten pretty decent over 20 years. I’ve watched a lot of teachers and I love your teaching style. U explain things very well and put things on the screen (arpeggios anyone?) to let students know exactly what u are talking about. Anyway, love your channel and teaching style:)
Wow! Oh Wow! I learned to play this by Strumming! The arpeggios sound way closer to the original version! Totally love your lesson techniques!Much Love!
I do the arpeggios for the opening and go to a strumming pattern with the lyrics. It gives a fuller sound. Also, it still sounds good with the easy F chord. Great lesson!
I only got my left handed guitar 3 weeks ago. I've landed on you as my "teacher" after viewing several left handed instructors and many other you tuber guitarists. I love your teaching method and that you strive to make it fun. You make it possible for me at 59 to learn to play guitar. P.S. I am going to park my strat as soon as my new Yamaha LL16 RLHB arrives from Sweetwater. You inspired me to play accoustic and learn finger picking, too!. Thanks for doing what you do on youbute.
I’ve been working on this song and thanks to you, it’s finally sounding somewhat similar to the way it should! Others might actually recognize it too! Lol you’re the best!
Many of us no doubt have had that experience of being at some party or another in our formative youth and having to put up with that person who would deign to pick up the random acoustic sitting in the corner and inevitably start rather crudely strumming that achingly familiar chord progression. Props once again for breaking down and articulating the essential applications of nuance and feel to a dare I say, deceptively simple song.
I’ve been working on this song for 3 months!?! I SO appreciate the way you break things down. I truly appreciate you. Love your talent, and super grateful that you’re SO humble in your videos. 💯🙌❤️🤓🤘🏼
awesome a classical song n. i appropriate your learning lessions. Thanks a heap i always looking forward your coming videos i can read your talent n confident face on music keep it up teacher
A fovorite song of mine, but not an easy one to learn. The dreaded F chord makes me wince! Learning this one will make me practice, so every cloud has a silver lining! Thanks for this one Lauren.
Perhaps one of the most recognizable intros of all time ‼️ On another note 🎵 I often ponder the inspiration for the title and the lyrics.... Euphemisms aside.... 👀 I'm working on this one Lauren... Thanks Teach.... 🍎
Yeah, that's a great tune and everyone needs that one in their bag for sure. I think that it works for everyone whether you're a flat picker, finger style or even strumming as long as you can keep that bassline going. It's a cool campfire song either way.
@@LaurenBateman I learned that song from a local guitar teacher. He taught to strum the cords as a repeated sequence and when I thought I had it down in a 4/4 beat he refused to play it with me at a party because he said I had it wrong. What happened is he failed to mention the arpeggio and the 6/4 timing. Turns out he was like most guitar teachers I have seen that want to show off their abilities but don't know how to teach. Sounds familiar anybody? Thanks Lauren your a refreshing exception.
Thank you! New subscriber here in the Philippines. And i'll try this if i can buy a guitar. Both my nephews are great guitarist.And i felt envy to them.
Hi Lauren Bateman, just to say that you are amazing on guitar lesoon. speak slowly, play more slowly, explained when you play and repeat the explication, alwais with a smile and easy to understand, thank you so much, kiss
Good morning Girl, Great lesson. Like the way you pick this One out. Been trying to do Bar Chords. Hard to make them out with stove up fingers. But trying hard and doing what I can. 😆
Nice tutorial Lauren. Speaking of F barre chord, do professional guitar players from time to time still unintentionally muting and strings with their F barre chords?
This sounded amazing I'm definitely not at this level of skill yet my mind was just like wow. But It shows me where I can be soon if I just keep trying and trying. Great classic song have a blessed week
Good lesson (as always ) - silly YT deleted a bunch of my subcriptions - I got you back now though - WHAT ?!?!? Who said your not perfect ?!?!?! - you never disappoint
Thanks Lauren for the excellent tutorial. I find it hard to do the stunning pattern to this legendary song. So I just use my fingers. I still sounds good. The cords you use are different than the original one from the band
Good song to practice finger picking, for me I do make sure the base note rings and also a very slight delay before picking the rest of the notes of a chord
Pois é prof como cê foi tão importante tanto pra mim e para o mundo todo relembrar uma música linda dessa que toca o coração pelo estilo e letras parabéns pra vc que tirou essa música lá de1964 relíquia.
Lauren, on the D chord, after starting with the open D, go back up over the D string and start the rake with the D and it will flow like the rest of the chords.
@@LaurenBateman I learned to play on a guitar with a real skinny neck when I was already 19, so I could always do the thumb wrap around thing for the low F. 🙂
Lauren... Dylan did this tune on his 1st album.... never sang this song again after recorded by the animals.. Dave Vonronk did this tune many times in the village which caused a big riff between Dylan * Vonronk
Lauren.... we appreciate you're interaction with your fans * students.... amazing to me you always respond to all of us... well appreciated by all I'm sure
Great introductory lesson to this song! Something I would like to suggest is because the timing is everything with is piece, what would you recommend a beginner set the metronome rate at? I have tried everything from 60 - 240 with the timing at 6/8 and still can't quite get it. Years ago I did play this song flawlessly but time has taken a toll. Thanks
Thanks so much! One great exercise that I do with students is to have them set the metronome for 10BPM higher than their maximum speed. You can learn more about this concept on this video ruclips.net/video/TrsmVeOi2HA/видео.html
Apologies Lauren. It seems your one guitar I've noticed is a thin body Epiphone Hummingbird. I have been trying to find one and only see the regular 4" thick. Any thoughts or idea's? And love the song as well.
Oi prof agora que te encontrei gostei muito da sua aula já sou seu fã queria saber qual o nome dessa canção eu quero aprender tocar ela muito obrigado bjs...
You absolutely could do that, but for the rake technique, I definitely like the full Barre chord sound better. If you use the 4 finger Fmaj7, you can get a fuller sound.
Hi Lauren I was wondering is there an easier way to play the F chord in this song cause I have a hard time making the power chord so that it sounds right?
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I've been playing this song since the mid-60's. It Never grows old! It's also a good warm-up song for my hands.
No it doesn't
One of the first 'rock' songs I learned on electric guitar in 1965 - I was 13 yo - Jr. High garage band! Still a go-to campfire song, minus arthritis, of course... and there's 'Louie, Louie'; 'Seventh Son'; 'Hang on Sloopy'; 'Wild Thing'; LoL. Thanks, Lauren, for the memories 😊
@@danconverse6553 We also played all those songs in our band in the mid 60's. Love them all.
Great tutorial! Thank you! I'm a 66 year old beginner and I'm working on this song and the F chord, sometimes I can do it and that makes me happy. I have very small hands, my baby finger is only 1 3/4" long, I didn't think it was possible when I started but with practice it's happening, YAY!
You got this!!!
It's amazing how our bodies adapt to whatever we're doing repetitively. When I first tried to play with a guitar strap standing up, I thought there was no way. But I just kept doing it and one day it seemed quite natural. I'm 62 BTW.
Good job, Brenda. I'm 73 and started playing guitar when I was 68. Now have also written many songs. Keep going as Seniors Rule!
Same. I also have small hand and short pinky same size as you. This gives me hope.
@@thunderbirdice I've learned several barre chords since I posted my comment. You can do it! Good luck!
Once again sis, you have absolutely outshone yourself, this is one of the first tunes I ever learned to play in 1974 whilst doing my military service in Rhodesia now Zimbabwe. There are things that you cleared up for me whilst playing the song. Thank you so very much. Love and blessings from the bush veld in South Africa.
🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Oh wow. Hello again. Thank you.
Self taught following Lauren Bateman videos. Its been a year and let me tell you its been a long journey, im freaking out i can play this song. Still have much to learn but i can throw down a few songs now with ease. Finger playing is my next chapter. Thank you Lauren to making things easy.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
I've been trying to learn this song just by picking I will try the rake very well explained thank you
You got this!
I'm very thankful to you Lauren Bateman
Welcome
Lauren, I’ve been playing guitar as a total hobbyist (never real serious but just for fun) and I’ve gotten pretty decent over 20 years. I’ve watched a lot of teachers and I love your teaching style. U explain things very well and put things on the screen (arpeggios anyone?) to let students know exactly what u are talking about. Anyway, love your channel and teaching style:)
Aww thank you kindly for this. Appreciate you!
Thanks for describing the nuances of the rake picking and offering the correlated graphic.
You are very welcome!
Worth trying
100%
I like it, thanks for the instructions by a natural teacher.
You're welcome
Wow! Oh Wow! I learned to play this by Strumming! The arpeggios sound way closer to the original version! Totally love your lesson techniques!Much Love!
Patrick, glad to help 😊
Very good. Thanks. Pat from France
Many thanks!
I do the arpeggios for the opening and go to a strumming pattern with the lyrics. It gives a fuller sound. Also, it still sounds good with the easy F chord. Great lesson!
Very nice!!
You’re a really good teacher.. I’ve watched hundreds of different tutorials and dozens of teachers… you’re the best at explaining stuff ❤
Thank you
Wow, thank you!
Excellent. Probably the best tutorial on this song I've ever seen.
Aww that's very kind of you!
I only got my left handed guitar 3 weeks ago. I've landed on you as my "teacher" after viewing several left handed instructors and many other you tuber guitarists. I love your teaching method and that you strive to make it fun. You make it possible for me at 59 to learn to play guitar. P.S. I am going to park my strat as soon as my new Yamaha LL16 RLHB arrives from Sweetwater. You inspired me to play accoustic and learn finger picking, too!. Thanks for doing what you do on youbute.
Eric, wow. Thank you so much! I am so happy to help you. 😊😊😊
You’re awesome !
Thank you!
I watched one of your video called the best excerise for the beginners. Tbh that was the best excerise someone ever suggest me. Thanks!!!!!
Glad you liked it!!
Yes good lesson for beginner like me, thank you for sharing Lauren 👍✌
You're welcome.
Lauren is simply the BEST!!! I can't wait to purchase my first course. ❤
Thank you!
Love love love this song!!! Great lesson Lauren 🥰🥰🥰
Thanks!
Great lesson Lauren, thanks Graham
My pleasure!
Hey Lauren, finally a song that really works to perfection eith your voice. Sounds great!!!
Awesome!
Thank you so much,this was the first song I learned while in high school. Hope I can relearn how to play,believe you'll be a great help.
Rock on!
Love it! Great method to play this song. I'm going to tackle this one as soon as I master the F chord!
Yes!! 💪
Great lesson breaking it down Lauren. I love this intro.
So good.
great lesson for a great song....loved the coloured graphic illustrations too (more please)
Oh my goodness my editor went all out on this one. I was so impressed!
I’ve been working on this song and thanks to you, it’s finally sounding somewhat similar to the way it should! Others might actually recognize it too! Lol you’re the best!
Nice work!
Many of us no doubt have had that experience of being at some party or another in our formative youth and having to put up with that person who would deign to pick up the random acoustic sitting in the corner and inevitably start rather crudely strumming that achingly familiar chord progression. Props once again for breaking down and articulating the essential applications of nuance and feel to a dare I say, deceptively simple song.
Wow, thank you so much for such an awesome comment.
I’ve been working on this song for 3 months!?! I SO appreciate the way you break things down. I truly appreciate you. Love your talent, and super grateful that you’re SO humble in your videos. 💯🙌❤️🤓🤘🏼
Aww you're so welcome Kimberly.
Very nice and simple way of teaching for beginners. Thank you 😊.
You're so welcome
Good morning Ms. Lauren, great lesson. Love the channel. Happy Saturday.
Aww thanks so much. Drinking my coffee now reading comments. ☕☺️
awesome a classical song n. i appropriate your learning lessions. Thanks a heap i always looking forward your coming videos i can read your talent n confident face on music keep it up teacher
Rock on!
Of course you're perfect lol. A favourite song of mine thanks Lauren
Aww thanks!
As always. Brilliant break down.
I always try Jack 😎😉
Awesome lesson, thanks a lot, Lauren!
You got it!!
Awesome video and thank you for sharing ❤❤👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks You lauren i'm practicin that song i apreciate your tutorial
Glad you enjoyed the lesson
hello Lauren, one more classic, excellent song, "little old lady but pretty" thanks for your tutorial
You're welcome!
A fovorite song of mine, but not an easy one to learn.
The dreaded F chord makes me wince!
Learning this one will make me practice, so every cloud has a
silver lining!
Thanks for this one Lauren.
Yes that dreaded F chord. But even I still mess it up from time to time.
@@LaurenBateman Whoever called it the F chord had a sense of humour.🙂
Best teacher on here
Aww thank you so much!!!
Great lesson Lauren. This is such an awesome song. Still struggling with those bar chords, but keep trying! Thank-you.
One day, it just happens David.
Another great lesson Lauren!! This will take a while to get down. One step at a time! Thanks again!!
You will get there. One step at a time. ☺️
one day I will be like u , thanks teacher here in Kenya we appreciate your work
You can do it!
Excellent, Thank you.
Welcome! 🙂
Perhaps one of the most recognizable intros of all time ‼️
On another note 🎵 I often ponder the inspiration for the title and the lyrics....
Euphemisms aside.... 👀
I'm working on this one Lauren...
Thanks Teach.... 🍎
Yes it is!
Great song, another awesome lesson! Thanks Teach!!🙏😀
You're welcome!
Great teacher.......
Thank you! 😃
Love this
Thank you!
Awesome lesson as always super cool tune & good introduction to playing arpeggios just what I've been looking for. 👍
You're so welcome
Thanks very much for your lesson
You're welcome!
Excellent!
Thanks!!!
Thanks!
Welcome!
What a cool song. Love it. Thank you.
It's super cool. And fun.
Awesome instructor 💯
I appreciate that!
Yeah, that's a great tune and everyone needs that one in their bag for sure. I think that it works for everyone whether you're a flat picker, finger style or even strumming as long as you can keep that bassline going. It's a cool campfire song either way.
It's a good one
@@LaurenBateman I learned that song from a local guitar teacher. He taught to strum the cords as a repeated sequence and when I thought I had it down in a 4/4 beat he refused to play it with me at a party because he said I had it wrong. What happened is he failed to mention the arpeggio and the 6/4 timing. Turns out he was like most guitar teachers I have seen that want to show off their abilities but don't know how to teach. Sounds familiar anybody? Thanks Lauren your a refreshing exception.
Amazing Lauren... its a SIMPLE Hands-on tutorial - I love it. I'll be your loyal subscriber from now on. KUDOS to you!
Thanks for the sub!
Another classic.
I live the classics.
Thank you! New subscriber here in the Philippines. And i'll try this if i can buy a guitar. Both my nephews are great guitarist.And i felt envy to them.
Thanks for the sub!
You are Excellent!! Great way as you explain things to comprehend the playing of the guitar....thank you for your teaching.😁👍👍🏻🎂🍻
Glad it was helpful!
Wow ! Thanks....
🎸🎶😎
Love it❤thankx
Thanks James!
Excellent many thanks
Nice one thanks for sharing ❤️👍🚴♂️
You got it!
Hi Lauren Bateman, just to say that you are amazing on guitar lesoon. speak slowly, play more slowly, explained when you play and repeat the explication, alwais with a smile and easy to understand, thank you so much, kiss
You're welcome so much!
great playing
Thank you!
Watching from Laguna, Philippines, nice content full support done
Awesome! Thank you!
Fabulous lesson....although maybe not particularly a beginner lesson it certainly looks achievable 👍👍 Love your style and explanation of technique 😀
Yeah, like I said, more late beginner to early intermediate. But a great goal dog to work towards!
Good morning Girl, Great lesson. Like the way you pick this One out. Been trying to do Bar Chords. Hard to make them out with stove up fingers. But trying hard and doing what I can. 😆
That's all I ask. Do your best and have fun.
📖🙏Happy Sabbath🙏🎶🎵
Hello!
Your videos are Quite FabTasTic...!!!!
Aww thanks!!!!
Hi Lauren. Thanks for all your video's. Could you do a tutorial for "Say what you want" by Texas? Thanks
Hi Derek thanks for the suggestion.
Nice tutorial Lauren. Speaking of F barre chord, do professional guitar players from time to time still unintentionally muting and strings with their F barre chords?
They sure do!
This sounded amazing I'm definitely not at this level of skill yet my mind was just like wow.
But It shows me where I can be soon if I just keep trying and trying.
Great classic song have a blessed week
You got this!
@@LaurenBateman +I'm gonna get there I'm patient and consistent..thank you for the encouragement
Good lesson (as always ) - silly YT deleted a bunch of my subcriptions - I got you back now though - WHAT ?!?!? Who said your not perfect ?!?!?! - you never disappoint
Thanks Baker, and for the sub again 😊
Thank you
You're welcome
Thank's
You're welcome!
Thanks Lauren for the excellent tutorial. I find it hard to do the stunning pattern to this legendary song. So I just use my fingers. I still sounds good. The cords you use are different than the original one from the band
Wonderful! Glad you enjoyed the lesson
Good song to practice finger picking, for me I do make sure the base note rings and also a very slight delay before picking the rest of the notes of a chord
I LOVE YOU AND YOUR CONTENT
Thanks again Anthony
Pois é prof como cê foi tão importante tanto pra mim e para o mundo todo relembrar uma música linda dessa que toca o coração pelo estilo e letras parabéns pra vc que tirou essa música lá de1964 relíquia.
Thank you!
All 6 Sting:Am-6 Sting
C- 6 Sting
F- 6 Sting
E- 6 string
Am-6string
Start on Am👊
Awesome!
Very good
Thanks
Lauren, on the D chord, after starting with the open D, go back up over the D string and start the rake with the D and it will flow like the rest of the chords.
Cool Randy
@@LaurenBateman You can do the same with the F chord if you have trouble making a bar. Thanks for a great video.
One of the first songs I learned on the guitar. Never played the F as a barre chord though.
Sounds good with that full Barre I'd you can.
@@LaurenBateman I learned to play on a guitar with a real skinny neck when I was already 19, so I could always do the thumb wrap around thing for the low F. 🙂
Wow its great to have ateacherlike u.tnx so much
Lauren... Dylan did this tune on his 1st album.... never sang this song again after recorded by the animals.. Dave Vonronk did this tune many times in the village which caused a big riff between Dylan * Vonronk
I didn't know that Tim. Thank you!
Lauren.... we appreciate you're interaction with your fans * students.... amazing to me you always respond to all of us... well appreciated by all I'm sure
Excellent lesson as usual I’m no way ready for this song but it’s a great song so had to watch away lol 😂 have a great day 👍👍👍
Yes, good to have a goals to work towards.
Great introductory lesson to this song! Something I would like to suggest is because the timing is everything with is piece, what would you recommend a beginner set the metronome rate at? I have tried everything from 60 - 240 with the timing at 6/8 and still can't quite get it. Years ago I did play this song flawlessly but time has taken a toll. Thanks
Thanks so much! One great exercise that I do with students is to have them set the metronome for 10BPM higher than their maximum speed. You can learn more about this concept on this video ruclips.net/video/TrsmVeOi2HA/видео.html
I haven’t learned bar chords yet. But I love your style
Thank you!
QUE LINDA VIOLONISTA
Um thanks?
Lauren, can a 4 finger F chord work for this...im not very good with bar chords.
Sure can!
Thanks 😊 🙂🙃😉😊😇🥰😍🤩
😊🤩
Apologies Lauren. It seems your one guitar I've noticed is a thin body Epiphone Hummingbird. I have been trying to find one and only see the regular 4" thick. Any thoughts or idea's? And love the song as well.
My guitar is a Crafter Twin Birds.
Oi prof agora que te encontrei gostei muito da sua aula já sou seu fã queria saber qual o nome dessa canção eu quero aprender tocar ela muito obrigado bjs...
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Brava 🎸🎶🎵🎼🎤🇭🇺
Grazie!
Hey Lauren! Instead of that f barre chord how about f maj 7 chord????
You absolutely could do that, but for the rake technique, I definitely like the full Barre chord sound better. If you use the 4 finger Fmaj7, you can get a fuller sound.
That amazing Gretsch hanging on the wall... What model is it, Lauren?
That is the George Harrison model.
Just to be sure : the rake effectively takes the place over the 2and 3; beats ?
Basically.
@@LaurenBateman Thank you .
Hi Lauren I was wondering is there an easier way to play the F chord in this song cause I have a hard time making the power chord so that it sounds right?
You could us either Fmaj7 chord like I mentioned in the video. But I think the full barre sounds the best for this song.
brava..
Thanks!!