Have you ever tried to play the Hee Haw classic "Where, oh where are you tonight?" . I can't find the right timing. I think it is either 3/4 or 6/8. It seems rather simple to play with a pluck followed by two quick up strokes by the I finger.
Lauren, Paul wrote that song about his girlfriend Cathy in England. There is even a plaque in Wildnes station in Merseyside commemorating the song. His follow up - America is about the final breakup with Cathy. I'm learning that one now. It's a basic four chord progression and you can use a capo to save the more complex barre chords, but has a few tricks like a riff using the penatonic scale. Listen to the live version over the studio version to pick up how Paul plays it. It will tie into this lesson. As always you are one great guitar teacher.
Do you think you could do a lesson on When the Bradley Was Torn and Then Gone? It's a song about the night the Carl D. Bradley was wrecked, by Dan Hall, but I can't find the chords anywhere, and I don't know enough to be able to identify the chords used
My goodness, I wasn't expecting a response lol. Dan Hall isn't a very well known artist, so that's probably why. I have an innate love for sea shanties and shipwreck songs, so that's how I discovered him! Thank you for taking time out of your day to respond to me.
Good eveniing lauren May i just say u r amazing at playing the guitar i wish i could even just a little bit May i ask do u have an email as i watched many vlogs and now im so confussed about the numbers and letter etc? I wonder if u can help as i need to take my mind off things as my mum and sister died 6 weeks apart from each other from brain tumours so i thought i wood try to have a go as i wanted to try it from when i was young which was years and years ago as im needing an interest and i wood love to learn but as iv got dyslexic it mite me me a long while I have loads of questions for eg when u show the notes at the top of screen its got a thick black line and i want to no which way is the top number 6 e string? Iv subscribed and liked many of ur vlogs so thanks 4 inspiring me 4 not giving up Love u ❤❤❤
@@LaurenBateman Hi lauren U said its a free thing to look at but do i have to do it in a certain time as im slow and have to repeat things by looking at things and look at printed out things to read threw Thanks 4 helping me as i dont get this often Love ur vlogs❤❤❤
Thank you, Beverly for the recommendation. I get lots of song requests so I cannot guarantee that I will get to it, but I will definitely add it to my list.
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Really enjoyed this lesson. Thank you for your time and patience to explain these things to us all.
You're so welcome
This is so brilliantly taught. Thank you ❤
You are welcome!
One of my favorite songs. Such a great lesson! Thanks so much! 🙏🎸
You're so welcome!
Very nice. Clear and complete.
Thank you!
Thanks for the lesson! And this lefty thanks you for saying fretting hand instead of left hand!!
I'm an equal opportunity teacher. I taught many lefties over the years and you train yourself out of it quick. 😊
That is too kool ☺️ what a nice way to work on finger picking n hammer on great song thks!
Yeah this is a really fun song to play.
Great song. Great video explanation! A stretch goal for me, but it will be worth it. Thanks.
You'll have fun with this one for sure
Great lesson on finger-picking a classic song!
You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.
Hi Lauren. Nice video love it. Is your guitar full size Ibanez ? Thnx xx
Yes full size.
Excellent video. This one might become my stretch goal this year. Just started finger picking this year following your online course 🎵🎸
Fantastic!
Have you ever tried to play the Hee Haw classic "Where, oh where are you tonight?" . I can't find the right timing. I think it is either 3/4 or 6/8. It seems rather simple to play with a pluck followed by two quick up strokes by the I finger.
Hi Tim, I have not tried to play that song no. If it feels like you can sway to the music, it’s probably 3/4 or 6/8
This is an awesome tutorial
Glad you enjoyed it I tried to break it down as best as possible.
Great lesson. And what a beautiful guitar, I've got the same so I might be a little biased 😉
Fair enough!
Totally cool lesson!
Thanks for watching!
What Model Taylor is that? Beutiful guitar!
This is a Taylor 324CE builders Edition. It's a beautiful, warm tone that's well balanced.
Lauren, Paul wrote that song about his girlfriend Cathy in England. There is even a plaque in Wildnes station in Merseyside commemorating the song. His follow up - America is about the final breakup with Cathy. I'm learning that one now. It's a basic four chord progression and you can use a capo to save the more complex barre chords, but has a few tricks like a riff using the penatonic scale. Listen to the live version over the studio version to pick up how Paul plays it. It will tie into this lesson.
As always you are one great guitar teacher.
Oh wow. I didn't know that Dave. Thanks for sharing that musical tidbit.
I've been playing guitar for years, and STILL can't finger pick worth a hoot! This video did help, though. Thanks, Lauren! Cheers! :)
Glad to hear that. Hopefully you will have a finger-picking breakthrough soon.
@@LaurenBateman Hope so too, I have friends that can finger pick better than I can play using a pick! lol :)
Another great lesson!
I have a request for Early Morning Rain by Gordon Lightfoot.
Oooooo I need to do some of his songs.
Do you think you could do a lesson on When the Bradley Was Torn and Then Gone? It's a song about the night the Carl D. Bradley was wrecked, by Dan Hall, but I can't find the chords anywhere, and I don't know enough to be able to identify the chords used
Hi Misty, not sure I know that one. Will have to look into it.
My goodness, I wasn't expecting a response lol. Dan Hall isn't a very well known artist, so that's probably why. I have an innate love for sea shanties and shipwreck songs, so that's how I discovered him! Thank you for taking time out of your day to respond to me.
Good eveniing lauren
May i just say u r amazing at playing the guitar i wish i could even just a little bit
May i ask do u have an email as i watched many vlogs and now im so confussed about the numbers and letter etc?
I wonder if u can help as i need to take my mind off things as my mum and sister died 6 weeks apart from each other from brain tumours so i thought i wood try to have a go as i wanted to try it from when i was young which was years and years ago as im needing an interest and i wood love to learn but as iv got dyslexic it mite me me a long while
I have loads of questions for eg when u show the notes at the top of screen its got a thick black line and i want to no which way is the top number 6 e string?
Iv subscribed and liked many of ur vlogs so thanks 4 inspiring me 4 not giving up
Love u ❤❤❤
Check out my free course:
www.laurenbateman.com/crashcourse that should clear things up
@@LaurenBateman
Hi lauren
U said its a free thing to look at but do i have to do it in a certain time as im slow and have to repeat things by looking at things and look at printed out things to read threw
Thanks 4 helping me as i dont get this often
Love ur vlogs❤❤❤
Excellent. Practice on the Jolene certainly makes this easier. 🤣😂😅
Oh this is a piece of cake compared to Jolene 🤣🤣🤣
Can you do a lesson on one man band by old dominion
Thank you, Beverly for the recommendation. I get lots of song requests so I cannot guarantee that I will get to it, but I will definitely add it to my list.
isn't thete a change of chords between the G and F??
They have some bass walkdowns, yes.
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Wishing
Keep practicing.