Tennessee Whiskey - Guitar Lesson -Chris Stapleton - Intro/Rhythm/Solo w/tabs
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- In this guitar lesson video, I break down "Tennessee Whiskey" from Chris Stapleton.
This is a great song with just 2 chords in the Key of A major, and also have a very memorable guitar solo.
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Perfect, just what I was looking for... thank you very much
This is Awesome, Definitely a superior lesson! great how you broke it down and visualized it! Thank you!
Absolutely awesome my friend. Thank you.
Just wonderful Thank You so much
Excellent explanation. You know what you are doing and great at teaching it. Thank you!
Just awesome lessons.
Nice work thank you!
Thank you for taking the time to break this down so very well for a beginner, Awesome.
Excellent presenttion and execution....thank you
Now the whole song to play along :)
Great tutorial! Thank you
Thank you for the lesson. Great job.
you did a great job, great lesson to a great song. kudos
Great tutorial! Thank you sir.
Thanks a lot, just need the practice to get it to sound 1/2 as good as Chris's version and I will be happy! Such a great song and super fun to play. Perfect tutorial
I love this lesson!
Thank you this is excellent!
Very good tutoring! Merci!
Thanks for this .
Good video. Love the sound of your guitar. Great explanation. Keep up the good work.
Very very nice Sir. Thank you
Really helped a lot thanks
Excellent lesson to a great song.
I haven’t tried this song yet, but I like the explanation. Right now I’m practicing your La Bamba Tutorial 😊
Good teacher, appreciate it. Thank u. God bless.
Perfect !
Thanks this is clear.
Very good. My favorite of this song on RUclips.
One of the best lessons for this great song! Great work on your part. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Another satisfied customer here. Great lesson, real easy to follow! Love your work mate 👍
Fair play bro. There's so many guiterists on here and most of them can't brake down a track like this and be easy enough to follow. Great job my adhd had no problem following. I have known the main riff for ages and now hopefully i can learn this amazing blues solo to.
Another new sub here 😎
Great lesson! Does he do anything on the electric guitar during the verses?
Thanks heaps I was having trouble getting the strumming patern 😁😊💋
Awesome lesson. Thank you. Is there a printable tab available. Thanks again
I have the same strat. American deluxe HSS love it. bought it 11 years ago.
I made some changes to mine. It came with N3's which I do not like, so I put in Custom Fat 50's in the neck and middle positions. I also put a P-90 in the bridge position. All of the S1 switching system and fast lane have been pulled out and deactivated.
This is really helpful. You've no idea! I love this song and I've always wanted to learn it, I just cant read sheet music (which, I guess, would be a personal issue) but I just love this song so much!
(On a side note, have you heard of the song, "Fly, Eagle Fly" by The Marshall Tucker Band? Can you teach it to us?)
This lesson is by far one of the best I've come across here! You do a excellent job slowing things down, step by step. Thank you so much. You have a new subscriber in me!
Thanks Tom. Very kind words.
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Great
I got to tell you Man I’m totally blind your descriptions are wonderful.
I am digging this thanks!
Brilliant well explained lesson im rusty as hell but at least I know the parts just wanted to say thanks 😊
Great lesson, hope to see you at Friday the 13th in Dover! Love the shirt
Thanks
4 months into self-teaching guitar and learned this surprisingly fast on my acoustic, thanks!!
Same man!
I can play some chords already and have only been playing for a week
Still cant really read bass cleff though
Very good beginner song! Good work man
lots of help thanks
Awesome. Glad that it helped.
Why do I keep seeing the ‘D’ chord in the chord charts and tab?
is there away to copy the tabs on this video.I think its a great video
very thorough
That's so awesome. Thank you so much for breaking down the individual components of this song. I've been struggling with how they all fit togeter, now, I'm just going to struggle to learn all that ;) BUT I can watch it over and over and over :) much appreciated
Excelent riff, thank you for these. I love the guitar, and i play in my house. 👋👋💪👏👏🎸
Excellent detail and explanation, especially for those with not much experience. Keep it up! Thank you!
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Great lesson, love your shirt. Port Dover
Great job on a great song. Since you did so well, can you consider doing Blue Ain't Your Color, Keith Urban?
I'll check it out Eddie. Its been a while since I have made a video, but I will be resuming this Jan2020
@@GoGuitarlessons can you do joshua odine boogie bella?
Sounds really great 👍🏼 can you teach
Sweet Home Alabama by Lenard Skinard the Intro riff and solo.
who?
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Super tutorial.. You explained every note, how to finger it and how to pick it.. Very cool for us beginners.
Would you happen to have the tabs in pdf or something I could dl?
Great lesson mate. Thankyou
Thanks for the kind words Mark.
I'm looking for the complete sheet music to download to Tennessee whiskey including all the tablature so I can play the lead
GuitarZero2Hero Tennessee Whiskey
My guitar doesnt sound like that 2 to 4 (note IDKWTH im doing)(new to guitar).
For the intro I played it on A and D, it sounds better to me when I do my slides, Thanks a bunch for the tutorial 😁😁🤞🤞
Yes, that is because Bm and D can sound a lot alike in some cases. They actually only have 1 note that is different from each other. I can assure you that the correct chord is Bm. Either way, how you play it is up to you. Enjoy!
@@GoGuitarlessons I forgot to mention I only have an acoustic guitar so that is why I play it differently. Thank you
how does on mute the middle string????
Brother! Is that a Port Dover shirt? You from the Six?
Outstanding, thanks for sharing 😀
Nice shirt! Love me some jack and coke
Best tutorial I've seen on here! Thank you for this!
Thanks Miguel!
Is there a reason why you notate your tabs in 4/4 while the song is in 6/8?
I just got a Stratocaster... what pickups do I turn on and what are the tone nobs set to?
I'm no expert but for country music other videos I've seen recommend the bridge pickup to get that twang
Good job man!!!! What about "I'd Rather Go Blind"?? God bless you!!!
Same song
Do you know what kind of guitar Effects he was using
When I play it I usually use some overdrive, reverb and a llitle bit of tremolo an I'm playing it on a neck pickup close to the bridge
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If you look up the “sheet music” for this song, it has several time signatures listed, though 12/8 is the most popular one. However, 6/8…3/4…even 4/4 are readily available. Personally, I appreciate songs that are easily adaptable to each person’s playing style. I mean, even Chris Stapleton changed it from the original signature to suit his style-and he ran away with all kinds of success doing so.
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Peace, y’all…
Why do all the videos on how to play this song have you play the solo down around the middle of the neck, but he plays it all the way at the top with the top 3-4 strings?
If the a at the start is to hard just do a a on 5 then do a d and back to a
What guitar do you use ?
Fender Strat Deluxe wpassing lane. But I pulled out the pickups out and replaced them with fat50s and also a p90
The A hammer on is on the acoustic, he does a different chord
Good lesson. Timing is 6/8 and perhaps your tab signature should reflect that, not 4/4 as shown.
It is just there as the default. It isn't meant to be too detailed like sheet music and just meant to show the notes, but a good idea for future lessons. The note values are also incorrect too and I don't see myself making those correct as it is a lot of work.
Excellent video @ Ian & @@GoGuitarlessons Most would call it 6/8 feel --or actually 12/8 per bar, which is four beats in 4/4 time. So 4/4 is actually correct. No pop music is written in actual 6/8, which is used primarily in "classical" or marching music composition. One bar of 6/8 would be only a beat in 4/4, thus no one writes 6/8 in pop.
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@@jphil9687 Explained nicely here ruclips.net/video/g8vxtvu07N8/видео.html
@@jphil9687 one bar of 6/8 is 2 beats in 4/4
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I've been playing guitar for 2 weeks now and still I'm just not getting it I feel so stupid 😢
6/8 timing
isn’t it 12/8 in original
It seems that tab is not in line with the rythm, it's written 4/4, but this is 6/8 or 12/8. is not it .
Also, the notes start at 4 and not at 1 is not it ?
george jones version is 3/4 time, but chris stapleton is in 12/8 time.
6-8 timing 3-4
it's in 12-8 time
It got me in the ballpark, but it still wasn't right, so I grabbed the official tab to compare. The solo tabs you have are not accurate. Just an fyi for others trying to learn it note for note. Grab the official tab
Thanks for the feedback. The first thing I can say is that Chris Stapleton does play the solo mostly in the 2 and 4th positions where I play it in the 7th and 9th positions. Same exact notes and solo, just different spot on the neck. The other thing that I will say is that there is no such thing as Official TAB. Chris Stapleton doesn't put his official stamp of approval on it and although It may be made by someone like Hal Leonard, it can still have a ton of mistakes. Either way, keep playing and finding the best version and I hope mine was able to offer some help to you.
It's not a 3/4 waltz. It's a 12/8 jazz waltz.
6/8 would be more accurate IMO
Great tutorial. You just need to grow a beard and wear a cowboy hat and your there.
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Tennessee whiskey is Not from Chris Stapleton, it was written by Dean Dillon and Linda Hargrove first tossed to George Strait but he turned it down. First recorded by David Alan Coe then released by George Jones later blused up by Chris Stapleton.
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Turn down your friggen intro!
I came here for tabs and fast learning! And your video is just a lot of "water" and nothing else. Less speaking, more showing TABS. Anyway, dislike to you
And one dislike to you too, sir.
LOL, some people.
For all the van Halens why are u watching if u know more then him..great lesson...word to their mother
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