Pat Donohue teaches "Ain't Misbehavin'"
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Free tab/music for this lesson can be found at: www.guitarvide...
Finger-picking virtuoso (and Prairie Home Companion regular) Pat Donohue teaches the Fats Waller standard "Ain't Misbehavin'." From the DVD "Jazz Classics For Fingerstyle Guitar Volume Two." More info at stefan-grossma...
i was so proud of the fancy way i did this tune ... and then i watched this ... back to the drawing board. just gorgeous. THANKS!
Pat Donohue is in the elite circle of acoustic guitar players who are pure musicians with impeccable technique and an intuitive sense of melody and harmony. His brilliant arrangements are true to the original. And his execution is flawless. His instruction videos are simply the best I have ever seen . Pat is a great teacher.
I'm sure there must be a flaw somewhere.... ;-0
Truly well said
💯
Dude VICIOUSLY nails it!
I saw Pat at a little gig in Elizabethtown Ky in 99-2000. This is one of the tunes he did that evening. He was amazing! I'd never seen acoustic slide guitar first hand until I saw Pat doing "Mud Slide" that night. I still remember his performance after all these years.
This is a master class in guitar harmonization. It's sad that some are too musically challenged to recognize it. Or maybe they think that criticism of others will make them more important than they really are in this world. Having met and talked to Pat, I consider him not only a great musician, but a true gentleman. I'm sorry that his gift to us lesser guitarists is such an affront to wannabes.
What, there are people who criticise this? Gosh, they must be blessed with genius.
I want a copy music sheet song ain't misbehaving from pat donihoe
:-)
Maybe consider replacing the idea of "Musically Challenged" with the idea that some people have literally never been exposed to musical concepts like a lot of us. "Musically Challenged" should really be a term restricted to those who have been taught at least some basic music theory and still can not comprehend concepts like intervals and Harmony.
There are just haters everywhere though, they may just see criticism as sustenance.
How often do you get to hear a master explain chords and placement like this. God bless you, Mr. Donohue. Beautiful stuff.
brilliant recording! I am learning a lot from this. I am punching a bit above my weight here, but this is very informative. I love the way he puts a "pianistic"effect to this tune. He also doesnt go overboard with the jazz chords, even embelishing with some country harmonizations. Thank you to the kind soul uploading this for all of us to learn and it's always great to meet a new player you hadnt heard of. truly great stuff, alhough to learn you really have to divide your brain in different sections, I struggly the most with the right hand .Thanks for uploading!
great job Pat ...there are so many variations and chord substitutions involved ...actually a lot of fun. Thanks for breaking this down.!
Great job, I love the way you describe the one lick as "pianistic!" Thank you Pat.
Awesome arrangement! Pat never leaves ya hanging
Tell me - what's it like getting a like and a comment on a comment that you made 10 years ago? .... I bet it feels kind of strange, huh? 🤔
Gee Pat, this is making my head explode... And I Love it ! Thank you. 👍🏼
this is the best guitar version I have seen anywhere!! I'm trying to play it as shown and I gotta say its tricky
How about Joe Pass' version?
Joe pass' version is the absolute best. It's just beautiful and mind boggling.
Maybe now after 8 years I’m ready to learn this …. Maybe
This is just so good. I think I learned more studying this for the last 4 hours than I have in the last 2 months. I just bought the DVD, its only fair.
I came here studying Leon Redbone, there's an odd dearth of his stuff on RUclips. Its really interesting to hear the differences in his version and Pat Donohue's. In general Leon has much fewer changes, though they both have lots of harmonic movement.
I transcribed this (and working on Leon's), if anyone wants me to post, reply here.
Wonderful . Thanks you for a look at your soul. I am going to learn this from you .Thank You Ken Wentworth Bangor Maine
Thanks for noting Fats Waller in this arrangement. Tricky stuff and extensive practicing!
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THOSE BEAUTIFUL CHORD PROGRESSIONS!
I always enjoyed Pat as guitarist on Prairie Home Companion. He is a very stylish guitarist.
Thanks Pat - I'm going to be so happily studying this for some time - will stop me misbehaving. You're are an excellent teacher and guitarist (not always a happy combination). Mucha gracias
NO WONDER U SMILE WHEN U PLAY. A JOY 2 HEAR
God bless you for giving that fantastic video.You rock!!!
Thank you so much Pat. Extremely helpful.
great player, great sound and great lesson.
A piano classic, love it
I did take some jazz guitar lessons many years back and I`m glad I did. Knowing the different augmented and diminished patterns and so forth. I have never been a finger pickin` player but that's all right. I can use what I know to perform this tune. By the way, awesome pickin` Pat.
You nailed it. Your rendition has the bounce of Waller's piano. Which is rare. Too many others "over jazz" it with altered chords etc. that don't work.
Pat, you're a really good man. Thanks for sharing !
Thanks for sharing your passion.
Holy shit what a video. This guy is so great.
Hi ,really enjoyed learning this and playing it, nice piece. I can not believe how rude some of the comments are and how sad these people must be. Thanks
Well Pat, it is an active pattern to play but you just do it so well. 👏. I'll fumble thru for a few years and maybe it'll be close
Brilliant! one of my favorites
This is excellent! Time to save up my change. I want both DVDs!
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees!!! been waiting for a good version to learn im a happy bunny!!!! thanks mr uploader
love it, great picking. and a real nice guitar too
Great stuff, Pat!
This guy is awesome! I'm just going to practice, strumming the chords. Then I'll try the finger picking.
wow , thanks man. u made my day with this!!! GOOOOOD JOOB!
Sounds great!
God DAMN this seriously incredible
great playing........
Oh cool .. let's see your version !!
Thanks for this.
Who are these 16 people who don't love this!???
Weirdos.
Ugh. Too damn good.
Pat, are those top cracks running down from the bridge in that beautiful Somogyi? I have similar cracks (repaired) in my Collings. Enjoyed staying up playing with you all night at my campground at Winfield about ten years ago. Thanks to you and Stephen Bennet for letting me sit in. And I got a lot out of your workshop, too. Thank.
Thanks
Simply perfect !
PURE
Pat's fingers surely ain't misbehaving.
About 30 views but i got it a new world opened thanks !
Gtr Workshop class this as Level 3 which I think is 'Intermediate'.So what would they call 'Advanced' FFS!
kingstumble joe pass
Lmao. Probably the Gary Davis rags are up there in difficulty.
What are the 2 raised lines running and the back of the sound board, behind the bridge. A trick of light perhaps??
Raymond Dixon I think its cracked wood finish. It must be a favorite of his.
The player is great,but that guitar he plays...no ordinary instrument at all:it's a Somogyi!
Great sound too.
DANG!!!
Where can I find his lessons
What kind of fingerpicks is Pat using?
WOW
Did he say "A# Diminished garden variety"? lol
in reply to wrybread - yes I would like a copy of the Tab also......
So talented he actually teaches Over The Hills and Far Away simultaneously starting at 2:39 lol
Fats never felt more at his ease.
With a bit of practice, this guy could turn it pretty good!
oh yeah, work dat thumb son!
:)
you can get away with so much if you just do it in natural guitar keys
Show off. I was looking for something a little more simpler .
I suck
Well you know how to curse, let's see if you know how to play guitar !!
A non-systematic tutorial, not clear but deeply confused. Great guitarist but lousy teacher.