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How to play D’yer Mak’er by Led Zeppelin
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The 50th anniversary celebrations continue. Only one problem... I wasn't invited to any party? Must have got lost in the post. Pathetic.
What is your favourite moment in this song?
Today we are taking a look at how to play D’yer Mak’er by Led Zeppelin. Someone order me a Peach Daiquiri I'm going for a dip.
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0:00 - Story Time
3:46 - Lesson Overview
5:49 - D'yer Mak'er Chord Shapes
7:21 - Page's Reggae Picking Variations
14:43 - First Bridge Chords and Lead Fills
16:38 - Second Bridge Chords and Rhythm
20:44 - Guitar Solo Lesson
25:06 - Final Thoughts
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Just bought it. Thanks for the heads-up. And I always thought it was D-Yer Make-Er. Could never figure that one out.
Heya Sped! `tis Greg N.Y.. Hopin you and Gabby are doin well man. I never played this right cuz I used the full Barre and it never was on time. I was behind Bonzo the whole time. Ya got me squared proper man. Again, hope all is well with ya friend. Oh! You gettin g the graph tech tuners has me buying a set for my Les Paul. Waaaaayyyy to much dead space in my tuners(stock locking tuners from Gibson) Shame shame brother!! We love our Les Pauls us players. My hair and my girl are the only other things important enough to stir my lazy arse
Thank a lot Sped. My mind is blown, just before bed too. Rock on. Thank you
I never seriously thought about learning this song. But this is one of the best rhythm guitar lessons I could imagine. If a beginner worked their way to playing the main rhythm figure properly, they'd jump ten steps on the rhythm guitar journey.
I’m using it as an example from now on. Never really threw light to it before in lessons but you’re right. Plenty to take away from it when discussing the relaxed strumming hand and not breaking that rhythmic helix. 🧬
One of the first Zep songs I learned. It's so tasty, and awesome fun to play with a band.
@@sthubbins4038 Yes. Delicious
Good lord, where has this channel been all my life? I’m not even a third of the way through this video and I can already tell this will be my new favorite guitar channel.
Wow, thank you so much! I've obviously been hiding underneath an algorithmic rock! Welcome aboard.
@@SpedSpedding clearly! I was thinking “this dude must be new”, then I saw your sub count and list of videos haha. I thought I’ve dredged the bottom of guitar RUclips, so it’s nice to know there’s still gems like this channel out there! Now, excuse me as I start fumbling through D’yer Mak’er 🤣
This is, by far, the best tutorial I've ever seen. I mean that. I've been occasionally tooling around with this song since I first heard it at age 14 back in 1995. I have a "dad rock" band now and we're progressing to the point where we've been closely studying Zeppelin songs and trying to nail them (we do a mean "Out on the Tiles") but I digress. Your teaching method and overall approach/demeanor is absolutely perfect for the average player wishing to take it to the next level. I wanna thank you.
That’s awesome Michael, thanks so much. I’ve covered that one too in lesson format. Good luck with the group. 🤘🏻
A lot of Zeppelin fans hate this song. I don't understand why. I've loved this song since I was 5 years old. One of the best on "Houses of the Holy!!!"
I think it's like Jimmy said in the book they were always ahead of the curve. People always tend to look back fondly and are way too quick to judge.
I don't get it either. Love this song & Bonham's drumming is Fantastic, this song once again proves the Brilliant Diversity that all 4 members were equipped with. In the Pearl Jam Documentary "Twenty" Bass Player Jeff Ament is sitting on a Bluff talking about his band wanting to be like Zeppelin and refers to "Chameleon" That's what Zeppelin was. You really can't put a label on them because of that Diversity. They could be anything they wanted in an instant.
Mr Spedding, I've been obsessed with this song since I first heard it in 2012. You're the first guitar teacher i've come across who picked up on the little irregularities throughout this song and emphasized them so much. Amazing lesson as always, hopefully I'll be able to play this song properly now
How cool is that. I’m so glad this lesson gives you so much insight into a favourite. 🙌🏻
Phenomenal lesson. In all of my 40+ years in playing, you are the best instructor I have ever come across. Your playing is top-notch. Your sound is absolutely crisp and amazing. Thank you. Consider me a subscriber.
I wait for these Zeppelin lessons like Christmas. So thank you Sped. If you ever find the time to run through “St. Tristian’s Sword” I would die happy. One of my favorite solo’s from Page.
Most overlooked instrumental of all time.
That’s wicked Travis. You know what they call me…. Robert Sant. 🎅🏻
It was that or Sled Zeppelin. 😒
Gobsmacked you should be then. I always thought it was Did ya Make ‘er, and that was it. I’ll just blame it on the fact that I was to young to come around to the pun of JAMAICA. A reggae tune. Fvckin hell. 😫
Another amazing lesson. There is no one better at teaching Zepp than you Sped. Your attention to detail is unmatched. You break each technique down and explain what’s happening and it makes it so much more fun and manageable to learn.
Wow, thanks Johnny! I feel like there’s always so much to talk about. Believe it or not I cut these lessons down. We could have a TPS length cut in reality. 🤣
@@SpedSpedding 😂 I’d like to request the extended cuts. Bloopers and all
Oh! Oh,oh,oh,oh,oh! 😮
I love how you are trying to explain how people like me just play what they feel , I don’t think what I’m playing I just do it , I have no idea what Im doing , it’s just feel
Hallelujah Mr. Spedding! For me, this has been the holy grail of Led Zeppelin songs. I have been searching for years for a lesson that accurately captures Pages nuanced playing on this song, but none of them sound quite right. Even with very accomplished guitar players. It must be trickier to play than it appears. You sir, have finally captured it perfectly and I am grateful. You are truly the Led Zep Whisperer of RUclips. Cheers! 🙏🙏👍👍
Always makes me smile to hear a comment like this. Thanks so much, I’ve always got on well with his style I guess the rest is in the forensic listen and how much you value figuring out EXACTLY what was going on. 🤘🏻
@@SpedSpedding Yes Page's playing is unique ,for sure, as too, his writing,use of time sig, recording ,production and other tonal reflections
Led Zep Whisperer 👏👏
@@SpedSpedding And we are so grateful you do!!!!!!
Yes!!! Been patiently waiting for the Jamaica lesson 🤤 I recently read an article titled “Led Zeppelin’s Failed Attempt at Reggae”. I personally think that’s a load of bollocks. I’ve always enjoyed the song and thought it was good! Can’t wait to learn this!🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hahaha, well as we know from Story Time the critics love to slam this album. I actually like this song too plus it's really fun to play. There's always something in a Zeppelin track that takes my ear.
@@SpedSpedding For sure! I’m also hoping I used the word “bollocks” in the correct context as I’m not British🤣 Nicked that word from Gordon Ramsay and always wanted to say it 😛
@@jakewaldman6243 It was an absolutely perfect use of it! Hahaha. If I was to run it by a judging panel you'd get a straight set of 10's.
It may not be great reggae, but it's a great song so...
@@SpedSpedding It's one of the most played Zep songs on radio in the U.S. The "metal bros" may not like it, but most everyone else does, and it's one of the tracks I've used to get past my family's "ah, not Zeppelin" mental blocks. 😂
Your playing sounds super good on this one . I love playing it. You taught an old dog a couple of new tricks here too. Thanks.
My pleasure! Tell me the new tricks, always fascinated when people know something but wanna make a small change.
This is how to teach us a song, very clear! Thanks! 😊
My pleasure! Glad you dig the lesson style.
Brilliant indeed.
This video is perfect. Nails the story, playing, explanation, entertainment value. 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it John! And thank you.
This one’s been a mystery for me. Thanks for unlocking it in a simple way. Now I have to step through and practice it!!
Possibly the greatest Drum sound ever recorded!
Amazing lesson!! You are an incredible teacher and the way you explained this was so easy to comprehend. I always considered this an un-learnable zepp riff but you made it so simple, I was able to get it under my fingers in just a few minutes. Thank you so much for this!
Thanks Sped O'. You had me at Ten Years Gone video a long time ago. Almost feels like 10 years ago in Jamaica. Love you're dry sense of humor.
I've been playing for almost 40 years. And I can't remember how many videos from you I have saved for reference. The PRS tuner instalation not being one. It's just too frightful.
You're a very excellent teacher who likes to nail the sound and tone AND take your time in showing the viewer exactly what you're doing.
You're simply saying, in a very polite way, just stop and listen to what the musician is doing. Very much like my old friend from 🇧🇷, a very good musician as well, answered with when I asked him 30 years ago. Why can't I play the blues like Jimi??
Jorge' simply said, it's because you ain't sad enough. 😎😎
I never thought I could attempt to learn this song and here you come with lovely instructions. When I first picked up the guitar after watching this I thought "Pff, I can't do this one..." But... not so. Thank you! Always a pleasure.
Music to my ears and apparently your hands. Thanks for learning with me! Amazing.
Never think you can't, because then.....you can't. Rock On.
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This was a fun song to learn. Staying lose with it is the main thing. The muted parts between the chords is what makes this song work. Bravo Sped
Sped, you're an excellent guitarist and teacher, and an all around cool cat. Thanks for another great upload!!!
Thank you kindly!
Haha...I just stumbled on to your channel and you rock.
Great playing and great lesson.
Oh and ya cracked me up a couple times too.
Thanks for the lesson,cheers
Welcome aboard haha! You’ll be pleased to know nearly all videos are laced with the same kinda stuff. 😂
Sorry, but I love this song as much as any other Led Zep song. John's drums are the base and icing on the cake - just sublime.. Jimmy's guitar composition also sublime. And this lesson?.... bro.... oozing talent. Thank you
Thank you Sped!! You're an amazing teacher and I ALWAYS look forward to ANYTHING you teach. Best wishes!! 🙂
Thanks so much! Honestly my pleasure.
Lol your Page impersonation was spot on
😂 amazing. It’s becoming a thing!
I don't understand why so many people dislike this song. It's like lazy opinion these days, it's almost as if people don't think about it, but when they see hate comments they want to blend in and go: "yeah it sucks" without any reason and thought behind it. Bizarre....
It's a wonderful song
I learned something today - that D'yer Mak'er is a play on "Jamaica". I had no idea but now I can't un-hear it. Great video. I love your accent :)
I think a lot of people will be learning that today as well haha! Thank you, glad you liked it - video and accent! 🇬🇧
I knew this all along, hahaha... 😄 Wait, this is a brand new video? wohoo!
I know a lot of this channel is tongue and cheek but just wanted to say Sped that I have learnt so much Zeppelin from your channel and in quicker time than any other places I have tried to learn these songs from. Is it because I have progressed as a guitar player? eh maybe but I truly believe it is your style of teaching and you really leave it up to the student go to as deep as they shall. Anyways just wanted to sing you some praises and toot your horn a bit lol...
Zeppelin albums are not just songs.... They are learning tools..... Have felt this way since the 70's.....
🙏🏻😌 agreed. Their catalogue is a syllabus.
Hey, Sped! Great video! This one has always been on my bucket list to learn, but I've been putting it off for years. I've always known the progression, but I never took the time to nail the strumming patterns. Like I've told you many times and in many ways over the years...I like and trust your timing, strumming, solos, and nailing all the feel and nuances of Jimmy's playing more than anyone else on youtube...or elsewhere for that matter. So, this is gonna be fun, now...Thank you, Brother! Btw, I don't know why YOU would be feeling old...I was 14 when this album came out...
Haha I was in minus figures so yeah, I get you… but I was just trying to soften the blow for everyone. 🤣
I’m stoked you’re gonna give this a go with me to once and for all. Do report back with how you get on with the rhythms!
@@SpedSpedding I certainly will...you young pup, you...😊
Great stuff.
Thanks!
Sped spedding. You are a very good guitarist, and teacher. I have come late to playing the insrument. Oh, I have picked away at it for years but am now, in my later years trying to see how good I can progress. I am greatful for you instruction, and would like to thank you for your help.
These are the comments I live for. Thanks so much for watching and I’m stoked to be able to offer you a bit of insight and inspiration. 🙏🏻
I used to hate this song but having heard it a thousand times I now love it. It is tricky to play though
Thank you ! Great lesson. I always wondered how the title "D'yer Mak'er" should be pronounced properly...just to make sure I'm being cool. That in itself gets a thumbs up from me.
Since when the album came out, I also thought it is was obvious that this song was intended to poke some good natured fun of 50's and early 60's pop.......similarly to The Crunge as a satire on James Brown's funk which was really popular at the time....( still is) It was like " Here you go folks.....Led Zepplin kicks the crap out of a standard early rock progression. " And they did. I loved the transition from this tune into " No Quarter". One of the best transitions in my album memories.
I've always thought this was a cracking track, I don't give a sh!t what the critics say. Pagey did a great job on it, as did the rest of LZ.
Good work btw, thank you ✌️👍💜😊
Well said and I agree with you!
i think the critics have changed their tune in the 50 years this record has been out.
@@ragnadrabinowitz7629 They didn't at the time!😉🤔😕
@@musoseven8218 true.
I learned something new! Ive gotta get me that book 📙
Wow. This is really good. One of my favorite Zep tunes ever as well. 🔥
Thanks for listening and glad you liked the lesson. It’s a useful lesson in picking and rhythm.
HOLY CRAP! I dude actually spells out the riffs. Wow thanks man. I've never seen anyone else on YT. You really get it as far as TEACHING. . well done.... Been forever since ive tried but saving this. (thiat right hand is just going naturally) wow man. you actually do rock!
Wow, thanks! Glad you found so much use in this video!
smashing it as per usual
Thank you mate!
I’m still cracking up about your Jimmy Page impression…..spot on perfect!
😂😂😂😂 glad I got you!
Even though I knew how to play the song I couldn’t resist watching the video just for the story time! Great job bud
Haha that's awesome! I reckon one day I will have read the whole book. Just in a ridiculous order.
@@SpedSpedding I’ll be waiting haha
@@SpedSpedding hots on for nowhere next 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks again Sped! Not my favorite Zep song but now I've seen this video I'm definitely gonna learn this one. It's a masterpiece!
Enjoy playing it. A lot of people have said the same.
I don't bother learning Zep songs from anyone else. You're the best by far. Been playing forever but still learning. Glad I subscribed to this channel. Many thanks. Love the humor too. It's a bit addicting.
When you set yourself a bar you have to keep jumping right? No jokes would be a re-record. 😂
oh jesus, after 45 years it's about bloody time I play it right!! Thanks Master Sped!
Hahaha, I love the seriousness of this comment! “For god’s sake, fine!!!” 🤣
Great episode! Great song! Great album! Love your channel.👍
Thank you! Great display pic and name! 🙌🏻
Information with giggles, fun and knowledge. Damn,.. you're really getting good this man!
Genuine entertainment with substance! Gotta love it,.. right? HA!
I try my best. 😅 Thanks for watching and learning with me.
@@SpedSpedding Absolutely mate.
Hey Sped, totally enjoy your lessons and explanations on certain techniques to make things more fluid or easier. Thanks so much for sharing your mad skills and knowledge on playing - really good stuff!
My pleasure! So glad you enjoyed this video. 👋🏻
Always loved this album, my parents bought me the gatefold lp for Christmas in the 80s.(I have fond memories of listening all their albums on their old bush record player with amp!)Its always been a favourite of mine so thanks for a great lesson. ❤
Ah that’s a lovely story, thanks for sharing. We’ve got a Sony player with a Yamaha amp and speakers. I really love putting records on in the evening. Encourages me to think and read more than just asking for an artist shuffle.
@@SpedSpedding yes the work and thought that went into the overall album production and concept esp when you consider what they used although it was cutting edge tech at the time..
@@SpedSpedding Horses for courses..
@@darrentatem429 My parents were both quite conservative and deeply religious, but I think my Mums love of music and the the fact I was a budding musician ,luckily won over.Or she may well have thought it was some sort of Christian worship album. Amazingly they also got me Masters of the Universe Hawkwind to one year. One of my mates from church brother also gave me all his Motorhead albums too. Lucky me!!! Im ashamed to say I sold them for money for drugs later ...rock n roll!!!
@@darrentatem429 You're not Aquarius by any chance, funnily enough Darren is one of my aliases when Im not in full on messiah mode. Lol
Great Vid as always , thank you very much , I keep tying to learn that one , I think you've helped me find the missing link.
That’s awesome! What was missing? ⛓️
40 years I've been calling it Dyer Maker and always wondered what a Dyer Maker is. Makes sense now, Thank you! I can sleep better now! Just found your channel 2 days ago, loving it. Great work!
Glad to help! So many people have said the same hahaha!
Thanks for the link, I'll check it out. I remember the first time they came to the Fillmore West in SF. I was in high-school at the time in 68 or 69. Tickets were $3.50. The handball had an avocado on the front, unfortunately, I missed my ride and never did get to see them.
Whenever I'm asked what's my favorite Zep tune, I always spit out at least 10 tunes, that are always changing. 😅😊.
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A member of Deep Purple (I don't remember exactly which one) said that Led Zeppelin was the only band that could play any genre of music and not look bad doing it....The most versatile rock band on the planet and for that and many other things the best.
Incidentally, D'yer Maker shares the same chords as the Rosie and the originals Angel Baby song...Hence the reference to the end of the song on the original album.
That explains the quote at the start then!
And Diana.
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Just stumbled upon your channel and I’m sold. Great way to share the information, not just showing it, but really teaching the musical salience underlying the effort. As a guitarist, I really dig your pedagogy and the fact that you’ve nailed the guitar tone so well. And as a cinematographer, let me compliment you on your terrific lighting. Well done, I’m signing right on.
Welcome aboard! That’s all wonderful to hear so thanks a lot. I have taught myself a lot about cameras, lighting and sound over the years. All from other RUclipsrs in that field of course. Glad it’s showing. 😍
Stoked you enjoy the way I teach.
Thanks for going through and explaining some of the theory behind it and the different chord formations and variations !! Keep up the great work !
You’re welcome!
As an American, I never got the joke. Thank you. I love songs that are loosely played (pattern not set in stone) or progressive in complexity (like Breaking Benjamin.) The song is far less mechanical and has far more heart. Led Zeppelin was genius in so many ways.
Thank you! You actually did it.
I did! Haha you're welcome.
This isn’t my style, not my favorite zeppelin, but that was really fun. Good skills. Always wrong to underestimate zep.
I feel like there’s something in every Zep song worth our attention.
When first got this album when I was 13 , I called D'yer Mak'er by way I read it , Dyer Maker and I did not know much about Jamaica at 13 either .
You're not the only one, I thought the same thing, just a kid being a kid! :)
Outstanding as always Mr. Sped…here in america we pronounce it just like it’s written…I’ve heard DJ’s on the radio and they always say die-er maker…so it’s just kinda stuck with us like that…great stuff👍
Haha do they really! The band would never have thought it’d cause so much trouble. 🇯🇲
Probably due to the sensors...
Robert always said it was a Welsh phrase.
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That wer bloody brill, cant wait ta see wot ye have on the cooker next ... wha ker
Another master class of my favorite group!
Thanks 👍
Glad you enjoy it!
JPJ was the one who said Bonham wasn't good at reggae. He said he didnt like the genre and that he wouldn't practise it.
That tidbit about him not learning it is actually true.
1:50 even the jimmy page impression is spot on :))
If I'm being honest I'm not a Zeppelin fan, I have no intention of learning this song, and I only clicked on this because the thumbnail led me to believe Page wrote something difficult to play, but I gotta say the lesson structure here is very solid. You kept me interested the whole way through despite not liking the song at all lol.
😂😂😂 I mean, I’ll take that! Each to their own, that’s the beauty of music. There’s something for everyone. I’m glad you liked the format and thanks for dropping a comment even if the band aren’t your bag. 🙌🏻
"It's a very sweet solo... it deserves our attention."
Well put.
You got it. 🇯🇲😏
@Sped Spedding the first vinyl I bought with my own money was Houses of the Holy. $5 COD.
I've always liked D'yer Mak'er, but have never tried to play it... though I have tried The Crunge... such a weird one, but solid funk.
Hes back with another banger
Get me a plate of mash! 🥔
Everyone's talking about the amazing feel and rhythm, but no one's mentioning the GUITAR TONE 🔥🔥🔥
I’m all about the tone. Do my best to try and recreate. 🔥😏
That's what I was going to ask! What exact Les Paul is that, and the amp, is it stock or tuned up, etc...!
I think the secret to this song is Jimmy Page used a Telecaster with a b-bender. Much easier that way!
7:15 "You're only ever going to hit the B to C (high E string) on the Am chord" (or something to that effect). This would be because your 4th finger almost cannot physically slide only to the C on the high E-string when at the same time your 3rd finger is sliding to the E on the G-string. But you can fix this by fingering the first sixth (that's the interval when you play the G-String and the E-string simultaneously like this), which on the Am chord is D and B, with the *reverse* fingering. That means start your slide on the Am part with the 3rd finger on the High E-string at B, and the 4th finger on the G-string at D. In this position, when you slide up, your 3rd finger naturally wants to stay behind at the 8th fret while the 4th finger, on the G-string, naturally wants to go ahead to the 9th fret, at E.
just found your channel! cool! I've Spend a hour 'round d'yer maker. never thought it was that fun to play! Cheers!
As in you still don’t like it or I’ve changed your mind? 🥺
@@SpedSpedding enjoyed it now!
This is great. I picked up a couple little bits I hadn’t been playing right. Excellently done sir
That’s wicked, which bits?
As an Irishman who speaks Hiberno English but who also lived in England this Dyer Mker = Jamaica completely passed me by.
Ha, glad we cleared it up together!
I have heard that song for 40 years but never thought it was reggae
I wish he would set up the camera facing the fret board . The way he is showing it makes it difficult to see the finger placement.
I tried playing this song a long time ago in the 70s and I never got it quite right. Thanks for the in depth lesson.
No problem! Always curious to see which parts people change after watching. 🤘🏻
The lesson and your playing are amazing
Always liked this song, look forward to tackling all the nuances and intricacies Thank You 🙏🏼
Awesome, thank you! Hope they help.
I just love these videos. You are so talented … puttin the cookies on the lower shelf for peeps like me!
Hey you’re welcome Roy! You’re on the same shelf as me pal. Don’t put yourself down. 🍪
Our garage band back in the 70s always played this but somehow it sounded like we were playing Country and Western instead of Reggae.😂😂😂
Someone was out… 😂
Every Breath You Take was ripped off of (appropriated) from the last few lyric lines of this song and the chords are identical, apart from the arpeggiation. Such is the genius of success.
10/10 lesson, video, explication. Genius!!
Why am I up at 4am watching this instead of sleeping? Because it’s so damn cool. Sped does Zep like a boss….what else can you say 👍👍🙏
Haha, hey nothing like a little reggae to rock you to sleep right?
@@SpedSpedding TruDat Mon!
Awesome thanks for sharing this knowledge
My pleasure Bill!
Great lesson, and very entertaining as well. Thanks for in depth analysis and humor of course 😊👍
My pleasure as always!
For people who are hybrid pickers this is pretty cool and easy.
Thank you. Yes I would have never thought of learning this song but you made it super attractive. Good teaching and your personality is my favorite.
Glad it was helpful! It’s actually really fun once you get the rhythm down. I rate it.
I never can remember that joke because Jamaica is not the punch line! It is the setup.
If only Page had named it: Heronachord
I've got a masterclass coming out on crap jokes next month so watch this space.
Wow, I just found this.
I earlly like your style, your commentary makes it great!
Amazing thank you!
Great stuff. Best Zep teacher on the platform. Thanks man.
💪🏻😏
There was no party but the song is a gem also Bonzo will be missed 😢
Sped you really know your Zeppelin.Closest ive seen.I play all of em even Dazed and and confused with the violin bow...whole lotta love. ...theremin.. Blackmountainside etc.etc.etc...Best is to play your tunes.What tunes have you made.jam on.
You can find more about my original stuff on my website, RUclips homepage or link in my bio. And thanks,!
Even nailed the Jimmy accent maybe that encouraged your court challenge to a Peter Andre - I have even got the big book since seeing your use age - didn’t like this song back in day but love it now - good work again Sped
When I was younger I probably skipped it more than I should have. Our tastes change don’t they, it’s only natural that we will like different songs, books and films as they do.
You da man Sped........!!!!
Thank you Mark! Hope you're enjoying the vid.
@@SpedSpedding I'm not worthy.......I'm not worthy!!!!
Yer a really good teacher.
Thank you! 🙏🏻🥹
wowwaaa. v v nicely shot mate, that new camera is doing BITS
Thanks mate, it’s a beaut. Still figuring out the room and settings etc but I love it. ❤
I spent some time in the Caribbean, about every guitar player I have seen and/or played with have this playing style mastered, it's actually quite easy after few hours spent reviewing different figures. Nonetheless for a guitar player who's not familiar with this rhythm style, there's a good teacher on this vid. It's more a about to let flow the rhythm through chord fragments than a heavy fingering study. (much easier while on the beach under a hot sun and a cool breeze 😉)
That song is one of the things that shaped this realm ever after.
🙏🏻😌
I just turned 50, 4/4/73. My favorite album as a toddler, along with Dark side of the moon.
So cool, happy birthday to you! Hope you had an amazing one.
@ 21:30ish "... do you know why?... Because I said so..." 😂 🤣🙂😐🤔🤔🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂 it’s true. You’ll find that in a few other videos too.
When you open up that tome, I always picture you in a velvet smoking jacket with an ascot on and a pipe by the fire. Cheers, homie.
🤣🤣🤣 I can get on board with that.