Thanks for your lesson playing, Chasing Cars. Know how to play the open chords but wanted to learn the alternative riff and other chords around the 7 to 5th frets. Well explained.
Thank you so much for your lesson, you know I've been looking for half a year for a nice easy song I could play, I tried different lessons, but something didn't work out or maybe I didn't have enough patience, anyway I listened to your clear explanation and here I am, able to play the whole song for the first time 😊👍
I've experimenting with this song I'm a complete beginner I've only really been practising for 2 months and chasing cars is the one I'm practising now and I've experimenting with a capo and it's worked very well for me
hey joe,another great lesson.good explanation on alternative chord shapes.I enjoy your teaching style.👍would you consider a tutorial on anything by 'the levellers'.thanks
Don't know many songs by the levellers and the ones I do know have probably been done to death, but I will certainly bear it in mind for the future.. Glad your finding the lessons useful. Thanks for watching ;)
Hi Joe, at about 6:50 you say that playing the 5th and 3rd string is the proper way, as opposed to playing the 4th string open. Could you please explain why?
I think it’s just a question of taste, sometimes the note after or preceding can have a bearing on where you might play the note, also picking style, in this case alternate picking, is the way to go
I see. By the way I find it hard to blend either alternatives with the singing. I know that that's what they are playing, and it probably only has to do with the fact that I'm a beginner.
Great teaching style. Clear, simple and friendly
Thanks for your lesson playing, Chasing Cars. Know how to play the open chords but wanted to learn the alternative riff and other chords around the 7 to 5th frets. Well explained.
Thank you so much for your lesson, you know I've been looking for half a year for a nice easy song I could play, I tried different lessons, but something didn't work out or maybe I didn't have enough patience, anyway I listened to your clear explanation and here I am, able to play the whole song for the first time 😊👍
Great easy to follow lesson, thanks so much
Thanks a lot. This is the best I´ve seen so far :-)
wow ty heaps for the variations on chords. brilliant stuff, ya deadly
Thanks Joe
Great tutorial
Now in Nepal picking ✌🏽🏴
Thank you
great lesson ..thanks joe..keep up the good work!
love the guitar
Great stuff Joe ill that song 🎵 a go tomorrow on the guitar🎸 keep the videos coming pal.
A great lesson, thank you (from Japan).
I've experimenting with this song I'm a complete beginner I've only really been practising for 2 months and chasing cars is the one I'm practising now and I've experimenting with a capo and it's worked very well for me
Great stuff David really pleased to hear it thanks for taking the time to comment and keep up the good work
I can’t sing and play, but this looks like a good one to learn, cheers 👍
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Thanks Joe, love the song you made it real interesting 👍 any chance of a lesson on someday never comes by CCR .
Thanks Steve 👍
Everyone tries to teach this song with the standard A E D, I can't stand it tho lol Thanks for teaching such a great alternative!!
right on Joe
+MarshTube82 cheers mate
hey joe,another great lesson.good explanation on alternative chord shapes.I enjoy your teaching style.👍would you consider a tutorial on anything by 'the levellers'.thanks
Don't know many songs by the levellers and the ones I do know have probably been done to death, but I will certainly bear it in mind for the future.. Glad your finding the lessons useful. Thanks for watching ;)
thanks joe for the reply.keep up the great work👍
+ike 1 4 5 no prob Ike, thank you for taking the time to get in touch.. all the best😉
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thanks Joe :-)
+David Wallace Your welcome Dave
Lovely! Awesome! Thanks xxx
Thank you Raine for taking the time to comment
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Hi Joe, at about 6:50 you say that playing the 5th and 3rd string is the proper way, as opposed to playing the 4th string open. Could you please explain why?
That’s just how they do it, either way is cool though.
OK, thanks :-) I thought there was a musical reason .
I think it’s just a question of taste, sometimes the note after or preceding can have a bearing on where you might play the note, also picking style, in this case alternate picking, is the way to go
I see. By the way I find it hard to blend either alternatives with the singing. I know that that's what they are playing, and it probably only has to do with the fact that I'm a beginner.
Yep, it’s not easy to sing and play at the same time.
om28 Marquis? by any chance?
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excellent bud cheers
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