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[@hughclench3715]

Thanks Jeff - as an educational psychologist I can say that it is so much more helpful to teach the general principles rather than note for note. They follow relatively easily after.

[@oatnoid]

Nice, always loved this simple tune. Classic, never gets old. Thanks. Subscribed.

[@RonPurser]

Great lesson Jeff! You are a SUPER teacher!

[@JeffWilliamsGuitar]

Thanks Ron! Glad you liked it.

[@rdesutter76]

Hey Jeff, love your videos! They really help me out.

[@JeffWilliamsGuitar]

Glad to help!

[@markdupriest1854]

Like silk.... great technique brother 😉

[@craigmorin486]

Great lesson!

[@JeffWilliamsGuitar]

Thanks Craig! 😃

[@thomasbell6834]

This is outstanding g. Prefer this to the. Note for note stuff.

[@JeffWilliamsGuitar]

Thanks Thomas. Yeah, me too. I'm still gonna do the occasional Signature Licks (which you gave me the idea for!) but overall this approach is more aligned with how I play and like to teach.

[@stevenbyrne6792]

See that's how u teach never mind note for note..show people the style of what's going on

[@keithchilvers7434]

Great lesson, lot of fun. Do I detect a little hint of NRPS influence in there? lol

[@JeffWilliamsGuitar]

Thanks Keith. Yeah, they do such a great cover of it. Sounds like they're own tune.

[@keithchilvers7434]

@@JeffWilliamsGuitar Yeah they really got it. Dave Nelson's timing on his vocal has real country rock syncopation and Buddy Cage's fills just give it another dimension.

[@paulweddle9250]

So is the solo in Bm?

[@chrishh03]

What do the a2, a3, a5, p2, p3, root, p5, p6? What do these numbers and letters mean?

[@JeffWilliamsGuitar]

Quickest explanation - HOW TO » Strengthen Your Ear and Fretboard Knowledge with INTERVALS (part 1): ruclips.net/video/SNqzjWXNRrE/видео.html