Rockabilly Guitar Lesson - Buddy Holly - Blue Days Black Nights
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Such a great lesson. Great precise instruction. Thank you. Keep rocking
Thank you, Randy!
❤😂❤ Lang geleden dat (IK) Gitaarles kreeg bewonder muziekanten die hun instrument goed bespelen ! Hou van de 🎸❤🇳🇱🙏👋 Fijne dag Vandaag Vrijdag middag Tijdstip 13:16 UUR ( 10 Mei Jaar 2024 Fijne dag Toegewenst ❤🇳🇱🙏👋👍🌹
Thank you so much for breaking this down. Much appreciation!!
Great guitar teacher, hits the notes (precision) like no other I've heard, amazing!
Yes, today's the day!!! Thank you so much Randy for all the work you do for Rock n Roll and that this playing techniques will never be forgotten!
Your are a great teacher Randy. Thank you for the lesson.
Hey, Randy thanks for being a pal by doing videos like these! Love your channel!
it is for us to thank you for your time and hard hard work in the production of the lessons
Great playing Randy I've learnt by ear but you have put the breaks into prospective .I hope to cath up if you're in the UK. If you are please do let me know be great to watch you preform.20/10 !!!!excellent
We'll be probably playing at the Rockabilly Rave next year
This is my favorite Travis picking song...Thank you Randy for the lesson..
I just signed up with your patreon account. I love what you're doing and I want to support you as much as I can. I've always loved this song and wanted to learn it! Right now I'm focusing on Words of Love (Buddy Holly version) and two Beatles songs(I like other genres too) but I can't wait to get going on this one soon! I hope you keep this channel up! Thank you so much for what you do!
Randy, I love you r videos are very good and I've learned muisc from Elvis with the tips of the solos. Congratulations!
Thank you !
Thank you for everything you do!!!!!! I really appreciate all the work you put in to these videos!!! You have helped me become much better guitarist
That's great to hear Byron
Thanks Randy!
EXCELENTE!
Superb!
Randy i love your lessons and tips, i just can wait every week the next lesson.
Please de flying saucer rock and roll.
Sorry about mi english, im from Argentina, cheers!!!
Hey Larry, your English is great. Check out the Billy Riley Special for Red Hot and Flying Saucers Rock'n'Roll. Soon on Patreon too.
Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/LylYB0xtOSs/видео.html
Excellent....Thanks a lot
So great! Thank you so much
Randy - thank you for producing these very interesting videos...
Awesome!
Where are you? How can I hire you for my show? Need a hot rock-a-billy lead guitar for Buddy Holly and 50's classic rock show.
Thanks for the lesson.. Cool shirt 😎
Please do heartbeat or crying waiting hoping next!
I've had so many Buddy Holly requests lately, that I have decided to do a whole course including your suggestions in December or January
For what its worth, I too would love to see a lesson on how to play Crying Waiting & Hoping
@@ducktailcat Thank you so much for really looking after your subscribers. I'm excited for what you have in store!
@@johnw4659 I'll do Crying, Waiting, Hoping, Heartbeat, Midnight Shift, Changing All Those Changes and Brown Eyed Handsome Man in a course, probably in December or January
Provides your travis course a good preparation to be able to play this song ?
Awesome
Tabs available anywhere? Please?!
Yes, you can get them with the jam tracks here shop.randyrich.de/en/home/85-blue-days-black-nights.html
or on www.patreon.com/ducktailcat
Can you show us how to play the solo to Buddy Holly's I'm changing all those changes I know you can break it down for us thanks again from SA
Yes, I will do that together with a few other Buddy Holly songs in a video course in December or January.
I recently purchased the 'Rockabilly Lesson for Beginners' by Randy Richter and I have found this online course to be the BEST for this style guitar that I have found after more than one year of searching. It is comprised of several charts detailing basic music theory and TABS which clearly lay out the music for each lesson, about 30 video clips which are of the highest quality and clarity (much like his RUclips videos) and accompanying backing tracks played at different speeds to practice with. He explains each lesson clearly and with obvious care and while each video is straighforward - Randy is able to make each step of the learning process fun. If you are interested in a more in depth look at how to play Rockabilly music and you can play some basic chords already, I would highly recommend you check out Randys web site.
For the record, I wasn't asked to endorse his site by anyone. Just wanted to take this opportunity to thank him for his great efforts and let everyone else out there know how helpful I have found his course to be.
John W
I'm really glad you enjoy the course. Thank you very much for your feedback. Keep pickin' John
his travis piciking course is also great!
Is your travis picking course a good preparation to play this ( level of difficulty ? )
Hi Denis, I think so. It starts very easy and basic and at the end there is some Rockabilly Licks and also a light version of Cannonball Rag which is pretty advanced I would say.
Here is the discount link for the course: www.udemy.com/course/learn-travis-picking-from-scratch/?couponCode=TP-FACE-RGL-17
Exelent !!!
😎👍👍
Randy Rhoades
Lesson starts at 4:00 thank me later
This song was actually NOT recorded at Bradley’s Barn. It was recorded at the Quonset Hut on what is now Music Row in Nashville. Everybody gets the Quonset Hut confused with Bradley’s Barn. Owen Bradley sold the Quonset Hut to Columbia Records in 1962 and Bradley’s Barn didn’t start until 1965.
Quonset Hut is where Patsy Cline, Brenda Lee, Gene Vincent, and many others recorded. It was turned into a studio in 1955. I’ve been there and also RCA Studio B which is another historic and VERY important studio on Music Row.
Thank you very much for the info! I'll correct that in my next video. I just took it from my Buddy Holly biography, but I guess I should've double checked.
@@ducktailcat It's ok. They actually have the studios mixed up in the Buddy Holly books.. I used to think he recorded at Bradley's Barn until I went there and found out that Owen Bradley had several studios. The first Bradley's Barn burned down and he rebuilt it in the 70's I believe... the Quonset Hut is now inside of a building of what is now Columbia Records. They build the building around it. There used to be a house in front of it that was 1st used as a studio and the Quonset Hut was the filming studio. Then in 1955 he moved the studio to the Quonset Hut because the house was too small. Since then, the house was torn down and the Hut is still being used today!
Here is a link that will tell you more!
countrymusichalloffame.org/Inductees/InducteeDetail/owen-bradley
tab would be quicker to learn...!
Buddy Holly is super underrated right now, especially with trash like Queen and Elton John getting movies made.
Sorry but those girlies were not rock(I am aware Queen is a band)
Mister Krogan rock has all kinds of flavors
Why not on a Stratocaster??
Because I didn't own one at that time
EXCELENTE!
Awesome !