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Yer So Bad - Tom Petty | Guitar Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
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Learn how to play Yer So Bad, as performed by Tom Petty released in 1988 on his Full Moon Fever Album. Great 12 string work on this song both acoustic and electric. Very playable song easy to sing along with, sounds great on a 6 string but of course epic on 12. The lesson covers the acoustic rhythm and all electric lead parts.
00:00 Demo of guitar solo section
00:30 Introduction / What to expect
02:25 Lesson - Acoustic rhythm parts
08:45 Electric 12 string approach
09:43 Lesson - Electric 12 string chorus parts
11:31 Lesson - Electric 12 string outro
11:45 guitar solo approach
12:55 Lesson - Electric 12 string solo
16:27 Final thoughts
Gear used in this video (if you purchase via these links I will earn a small commission):
Yamaha acoustic 12 string
Epiphone G1275
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this is the best version Ive ever heard thank u so much
Thanks and well done for doing this, especially that solo bit. So simple but sounds so utterly brilliant! Mike Campbell is so very underrated, some many classic riffs he came up with and always serving the song, I don’t think he gets the credit he deserves.
Please do more stuff from Full Moon Fever and Tom Petty. Also, get a Rickenbacker for your collection.
Just discovered your channel. I really like your format as to compared to many others. Our band just started to cover this song so thank you so much for explaining the chord shapes, it would have taken me a long time to get these right, especially the funky D w/an F#. and I would never have been able to get the solo right ( i always have trouble deciphering solos with open strings). Thanks again!
awesome, so glad you found the channel.
Amazing! So grateful for this. Absolutely spot on. Glad you explained the 12 string sound acoustic and electric. Keep the TP stuff coming.
Thanx man a nice rendition of Lodi..cheers x
I was in my early 30s painting houses which kept my from DJing the tape to my favorites and I really grew to like this song a lot .
Thanks for the lesson I had forgotten all about this one,, have a great weekend and all the best from Canada !
The 12 string guitar makes the mood for this song. Got my Yamaha 12 out and it still sounds great.
loving the 12 string tunes!! Great track off a great album with one of the best album covers ever. keep up the excellent work!
This is excellent.! I’ve always watched you and played..parts of songs.. But I’m putting on my Big Boy Pants.. and learning this whole song.. I found another guitarist to jam with.. so I guess I gotta.,
Thanks man.!
Thank you for the very nice lesson.
Another great song. 👍 thank you. Time to break out the electric Dano 12
More 12 String stuff please! Just picked up the Squier Paranormal 12string Jazzmaster so anything Tom Petty, Boston, Cinderella, or really any power ballad is gonna be watched ad nauseum by me!
Yeah I remember that album got after a bad break up . Really liked The Apartment song : a little tribute to Buddy Holly's Peggy Sue
.. only thing I haven't got in my guitar armoury , is a twelve string . All these cool songs you've been doing , makes realise I need one ,only thing is I have to justify it to the Mrs 😂
If you do Nashville stringing/tuning on an acoustic you can double track acoustic with a regular one to simulate the 12 string sound. That's what I do :) since I can't justify owning one.
@@Bob.Silverstein didn't know this thankyou ... will look this up ...
Great lesson, as always, even if I know the song, I learn a few new things!
It sounds great!! What strings are you using? 10-46?
lighter than that, 9s I believe on both
Technically isn’t the second chord in the verse a D7/F#?
I'm curious about the Bell PA Amp Head behind you. I have one as well, yours looks to have another control knob than mine. I just got done rebuilding mine and it's an awesome sounding amp. Great lesson as always!
I love that thing.
@@12footchain I'd love to hear it.
Your no Josh Turner.