Your video lessons are beyond a doubt my favorite on the channel... can't get enough. Years after losing the motivation to play, and bored with the instrument, discovering your lessons finally brought back the interest and enjoyment of it all- thank you so much!
Thank you once again for this very appreciated guitar lesson.Your way of teaching is unique.I kindly greet you from Italy,the country where I was born.
Thanks. 👍 I tried learning this just over 3 years ago when first learning guitar. It was a failed attempt so I’m excited to learn this from your lesson today. Almost 4 years now and it seemed like the door opened for me from learning guitar to playing guitar. Thanks for all your help!!
Many thanks, Howard. Brilliance from the most brilliant Western musicians. Who is that on your t-shirt? Not Ali Akbar Khan, but perhaps another sarod (or rabab) player?
I'm interested in getting the exact model and finish of your Telecaster. Do you happen to have the specs for the one you use for your video lessons? Thanking you in advance.
Hi - it's a Standard American Tele... just a few years old from the Corona factory in California. I actually purchased it from one of my students. It hasn't been modified at all.
I've heard some people calling Communication Breakdown the first Metal/Punk song. But I think Helter Skelter is even "heavier" - not to mention a year earlier :-)
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A truly great rock 'n roll song from the greatest band ever. Thanks for the lesson!
Your video lessons are beyond a doubt my favorite on the channel... can't get enough.
Years after losing the motivation to play, and bored with the instrument, discovering your lessons finally brought back the interest and enjoyment of it all- thank you so much!
Hi Mark - Thank you so much. That's the kind of thing that makes it all worth while. I hope you continue to enjoy the channel. All the best ~ Howard
this vid is such a big help in learning this song!! your explanations are the best! thx!
Thanks so much :-)
Wow, I love this.
Thank you once again for this very appreciated guitar lesson.Your way of teaching is unique.I kindly greet you from Italy,the country where I was born.
Many thanks!
Excellent !!!!!
Thank you James
Awesome lesson. Ran across your channel looking for some CCR lessons. I throughly like your channel and subscribed.
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks. 👍
I tried learning this just over 3 years ago when first learning guitar. It was a failed attempt so I’m excited to learn this from your lesson today.
Almost 4 years now and it seemed like the door opened for me from learning guitar to playing guitar.
Thanks for all your help!!
:-)
great ! thank you !
You made my day!!!!!
Excelent explication teacher. Thanks! Great song by The Beatles.
Thanx :-)
Love to hear the white album Fretless version the Beatles played on the Bartell Fretless
Grande Howard che pezzo straordinario e meraviglioso thank you...yeah w the Beatles.👍😊
Another great lesson Howard. Thank you. Could you theach how to play Childhood's End by Pink Floyd?
great
McCartney himself on the incredibly unique solo. Great video.
George played the solo. Paul played the rhythm guitar and the chorus riffs and the clean riff in the Outro.
Many thanks, Howard.
Brilliance from the most brilliant Western musicians.
Who is that on your t-shirt? Not Ali Akbar Khan, but perhaps another sarod (or rabab) player?
I'm interested in getting the exact model and finish of your Telecaster.
Do you happen to have the specs for the one you use for your video lessons?
Thanking you in advance.
Hi - it's a Standard American Tele... just a few years old from the Corona factory in California. I actually purchased it from one of my students. It hasn't been modified at all.
This lesson MUST BE PLAYED VERY LOUD!!!
Perhaps the first heavy metal song
Indeed! And possibly the first Punk song as well :-)
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McCartney said he wanted to out rock The Who and other bands at the time.
I've heard some people calling Communication Breakdown the first Metal/Punk song. But I think Helter Skelter is even "heavier" - not to mention a year earlier :-)
Looks fun
YES!