"Can't You Hear Me Knocking" - The Rolling Stones | Guitar Lesson
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Learn how to play The Rolling Stones' classic song 'Can't You Hear Me Knocking' on guitar!
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I love how much this guy enjoys playing this song, such solid riffs all the way through. This dude plays it really well
You can’t play this and not enjoy it
Probably the best Rock’n Roll riff ever
The swaying back and forth. He is FEELING IT
When you play this song on guitar it makes u move
He is good
I gave thumbs up for that “YEAH!” at the beginning
Excellent Intro,Man that is accurate, Sounds FANTASTICWalter B,Memphis Tn
Hmm, tasty and accurate lesson. Thanks Arry... Are those a couple of Gretch FilterTron pickups sitting in that Tele?
It reminds me of when I was a kid back in the 70s, I bought a beautiful '64 Telecaster with the nice translucent creamy finish over the ash body to gig with a Rolling Stones based cover band. Being a Gibson guy,, I hated the sound of the single coils, and decided to route out the neck pickup and install a Gibson Humbucking pickup. If actually worked and sounded great!
I eventually traded it for an ES÷335 Gibson/Epiphone clone made in the 60s. I often wonder where those great guitars ended up, and kick myself in the ass for letting all the vintage gear from the 50s to the 70s slip out of my hands... I ended up with a sweet 60s
Les Paul Custom in Wine Red i play through a Hiwatt Lead 30, and had Gibson make me a J÷45 Rosewood Custom (that's signed by Ren Ferguson);that i play throughput a small acoustic amp
It's fair to say that under Ren Ferguson, Gibson Montana was producing some of the most well=crafted acoustic guitars in Gibson's history....There's a few good videos on RUclips about Ren worth looking at... I'm very fortunate to be able to play and hold one of these beautiful and powerful sounding pieces of art,.
Sorry, but that was Mick, but hin
Thumbs up for the fist pump yeah!
You picked up ever subtle nuance that makes this song just swagger, oozing raw blues from every note. And the tone from Keef's guitar on the intro is damn near the best "tone" around. Filthy, dirty, raw. Awesome job. Thank you
Well stated friend!!!
This is absolutely the best tutorial to play this song on the internet, which is arguably one of the coolest rock riff intros of all time. ( I say arguably, but it's an argument you would probably lose if you disputed it with anyone of any credibility.) But what is even better... Andy is trying to hide the fact that he is having the absolute time of his life playing a near perfect rendition of Keith's earthy, basic, open G rocker. And OK, if you caught the real Stones on one of their "looser" performances, you would likely concede that Andy actually did a better job. If not in creativity, at least in execution of the piece. In any case, Andy's poorly disguised enthusiasm for the techniques needed for the song should inspire you to play his video over and over again until you can make it sound not too bad. Even if you never get up the guts to play it for someone else, it will soothe and satisfy your internal rocker. In an overly PC world fighting about details of cultural expropriation, this is an African, jazz, rock, blues, European, American, British fusion piece, played on an American version of an ES (Solid body, Electric Spanish) guitar (honey Tele with dual Humbuckers?) and taught with poorly restrained but infectious enthusiasm by a Latin speaker. Stop the conflict, just play it, enjoy it, and celebrate the diversity in humanity that can make us enjoy the commonalities in our enjoyment in life, music and rock, and take a break from the political differences.
And thanks to Keith for maintaining the necessary level of sobriety to capture his "fun" riffs as part of the unchallenged entries into the musical lexicon of the cultural and musical rock revolution of the 1970's.
I'll give that a solid Amen brother
Dude, your tone is dead on! Absolutely fantastic playing. You nail this and then some.
Not only do you give great instruction, but your tone is perfect. It's as important as playing it. Thanks!
Dan Ritthaler nailed it!
Best version on RUclips, hands down!
Yo Hoodrio... Couldn't agree more, I keep coming back to this one. Your not too shabby yourself, I'm one of your followers also.
Andy from shut up and play your guitar is worth looking at too ....
you are on my favorites list too
+Willi Gari that Andy dude nails every riff note for note. This guy is pretty much right there too. Both killer players ! I’m so glad RUclips exists lol I would be lost without it
Without a doubt.
I have no idea how anyone could not "Thumbs up" this. This guy loves what he does and he does it well! Also the "Yeah" in the beginning reminds all of us why we play guitar.
That is the best I have ever seen anyone play that song. And I play "Keith" in a Rolling Stones Tribute Show. Very nicely done!!!
This intro and the intro to Gimme Shelter are my favorite..., but they have to be done well for the magic to happen.
Man, Oh Man,
What passion! And when you show viewers on the slow riffs, man I would lose it, Thank God for
Teachers like you!!!
Patience with PASSION!!!
Excellent teaching to us
Beginners (age IS just
A number) Thanx James!
Actuary by day, rockstar in the evening!
Great guy 24/7
(We all got out faults)
Great job bringing to life one of the greatest riffs ever created in popular music! Thanks!
Arrigo, I play many Stones songs in Open G tuning, including this song. Your playing is absolutely marvelous and spot on. Great work. I hope you do more Stones' songs in Open G. Keep it up.
Nice work Arri. If Hoodrio is telling you that you're good, you can take his word for it. That's high praise indeed.
This is the best lesson. Accurate and your ax sounds sick. nicely done. You actually play this much cleaner than Keef.
Not only perfect - masterful - playing ... but I just love the way you get into it !
funguy4utube , In the GROOVE !
Great job. Keith's guitar playing on this tune is from another dimension. So cool and effortless.
Man..that intro riff!....it;s what guitar playing is all about !
I spot Vinyl. RIght on! Hope you have Sticky FIngers in your collection. Absolute rockin riffs that demanded vinyl cranking up on the 1970's Klipsch Horn Floors. Man, you nailed it! Sent me reeling back to my Pioneer Turntable, Vinyl Sticky, and Klipsch Floors!!!
People can say what they want,That was BAD ASS BRO !!! Yeah,I Subscribed. Thank's for your time & effort,it surely is appreciated. Thank's Again,now off to the lesson.
Fuck dude. I don’t care what anyone says. Your playing that just blew my mind. Perfect!
Salve Arrigo... 9 years since you posted and you're still helping people! Grazie mille! I'm trying to learn the tune and your link popped up in my feed. I love your style of teaching... the slowed down sections you're playing really help, the accuracy of the strumming and notes played and then the different delivery of each concept. Keeping that looseness of delivery, talking about a specific section in different ways helps massively.
This has always been my favorite Rolling Stones song. Great job!
The looks of Elvis Costello and the famous timing of good old Keef. Splendid tutorial. Thank you.
The greatest intro of any rock 'n' roll ever. It's the attitude mannnn!!
Righteous in the extreme! Don’t hold back! You call it nasty and that’s applicable to your rendition of it. Best version on the web.
Great! I always loved Keith's guitar playing on this song. That riff is so bad ass.
Really terrific!! Best I've seen! Love this and thanks so much!! What is so impressive is how well you have the feel of the riffs, of Keiths playing, not just playing the notes! One of the top Stones numbers! Great!!!!!
PERFECTION!!! This makes me happy. It seemed as though NO ONE could capture the tone and nuance, but there it is! Great instruction, too. Thanks Arry!
Hey...Bro! Can you hear me knocking??
I DEFINITELY see you Rocking!...back and forth...to and fro! To the groove. That's is Mr. Keith Richard's to the letter! There is ALWAYS a groove!
You captured it!
Great job!👍🏻😉
You fired that mother up didn't you? Dig it, hell yes, I loved it. Thanks for showing others. It's my wet dream to play guitar on your level one day.
Thanks man, patience and dedication and you'll get there! :D
WICKED tone...well done! I've been playing 30+ years now, and appreciate hearing someone nail a sound and feel. Kudos!
He nails Keith Richard's licks so perfect I can't believe it!!
Friggin' great.
Thank you sir!!!
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Agreed OPEN G Changes EVERYTHING to Sound like this,And Arry plays It To The Point
Our band is just learning this tune and this is a HUGE help! Thanks so much!!!!
AWESOME!!!, Listening to this with coffee in the morning
Has it been this long? I probably already commented on this but damn, that is one fine sounding, rip snorting tele playing. I love Keith’s riffage. That sounds like pure guitar into amp. Something you rarely hear these days. Great lesson.
Ten years ago, another era!
The tone that you get is amazing. I'm blown away by it. Even if you weren't playing this song I would be screaming inside like I am now.
Outstanding!!! This has been my favorite KRs riff for many years..thanks for the lesson...your very patient....
Yo man you are the coolest teacher. You make it way easier to follow what your doing than most other dudes. Dig this song man. Thanks so much .
Tele, killer strap, goofy glasses, and fantastic playing and tutorial. Great stuff man.....
This is probably the first challenging Rolling Stones tune they've heard played correctly with the proper tuning the proper feel and the correct licks including the feels which are often played way more economically the people sing using a judicious amount of open strings when available, so that the fills get a deep jingly cool bluesy Groove that seamlessly slow is in and out. These kinds of shows are all over Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street. anybody who gave this a thumbs down, probably plays the song incorrectly either using the wrong tuning or thought that merely playing the song in open G lunch they could Slack in learn only the intro riff in and a few inaccurate variations, most likely from a guy that is not good that they think is a guitar God. the other possibility is it they learned it from some online tablature or a book with a transcriber who totally fucked up trying to teach it in standard tuning because Mick Taylor is playing the backup rhythm in standard tuning, so many music nerds who transcribe some "boring, simplistic rock n' roll tunes" that anyone admitted to Juliard or Berklee assumes they would tear up, until they learn that the classical guitar posture. Positioning with adherence to thumb behind the. Neck, arms out in a ballroom dancer frame etc., and playing a thin neck Telecaster through several Fender high-powered twins with celestions is going to be something that is equivalent to a different instrument for . although Keith might not be a particularly technical guitar player with consistent quality playing every time he gets on stage, he has got to be one of the best cool guitar parts that both inspire the best Stones Tunes, and form the structure of one of the coolest riff-based Blues Rhythm styles ever recorded. This is the quintessential aura or, better articulated culmination of Keith's guitar songwriting and playing. the Mick Taylor years had all of the members of the band firing on all Pistons in the primes of their career as one of the top rock and roll bands of all time. It is arguable that they are in fact the best rock and roll band of all time, in terms of vibe and chemistry not to mention their huge catalog of awesome tunes. yes, it is obviously clear, that bans such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd,Yes, Allman Bros., The Who, the Jimi Hendrix experience,, Etc certainly had Superior musicianship across-the-board. despite that measurable metric of Excellence oh, the most important thing that one appreciates about great bands is he enduring chemistry enabling them to write honest and meaningful songs that move people on an emotional level where you feel like they are playing for you and that you know them. The stones had those qualities in addition to the Swagger and confidence That Just oozed cool.
this guy managed to capture that coolness but his accurate rendition of the greatest Groove that the Rolling Stones ever recorded. by the time I figured out how to play the song correctly using open G tuning and learning all of Keith killer fill Riffs , it is actually annoying to watch players that are pretty good play this tune and try to fake it. There are plenty of tunes out there that have a flexible General structure that plenty of competent can you use to make their own musical statement. Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Ten Years Gone by Led Zeppelin, and the Band of Gypsys, I put a handful of examples of both bands and famous tracks by those bands most musician she probably stay away from because they are perfect and there's no room for someone else's shity interpretation of them so if you're going to play them play them right and this guy playing is doing it right
Truly amazing, what you do between 1:01 -1:05 is magical. You must be a classically trained musician. TY for helping all us simple pickers out here learn. Your good spirit comes through in your playing an your instruction.
How bout telling how you have your guitar set up, the amp your using and any effects pedals you may be using. You nailed. Sound's perfect.
Fender Tweed amp, vintage American Telecaster (52-57 if you got the money) or the same pickups on a newer telecaster - it's all natural break up.
From a teen till now, the only tone I've based all my purchases around was Keith Richards' tone. If you want specifics, he recorded a lot of the records prior to 1972 (Exile on Main St.) on a 1959 Les Paul + Fender 57 Twin Handwired (Tweed - no reverb). You can still buy the amps from Fender's custom shop but you'll need a sound proof room to get it break up the same way Keith does.
@@sichuancowboy Think Keith specifically used his Black Beauty for this riff
@@marcushogan6613 would that be the casino
@@user-sz5xs7dm4u no was definitely a Les Paul Custom
@@marcushogan6613 yes , you are correct but he also had a casino that was black and he sold the other Les Paul to Mick Taylor which was the cherry burst , alot of that music was wrote with a Les Paul
One of the most iconic intro riffs I've heard.
Great tone. LOVE the Gretsch pickups on a Tele...I've never seen that. Looks rad.
love the way you can see this fellow is really enjoying the groove hes in!! Great job!!
Oh yeah Mate, you nailed that ! Thank you for posting
I never get tired of watching him enjoy to play this amazing Guitar riff. Thumbs Up!
Awesome playing!...well, I'm gonna learn it! Thanks!
Man, This Is A Fantastic Lesson. Had A Buddy In High School That Dug The Stones And I Was A Beatles Freak, But Now Ive Been Doing A Ton Of Stones. Hope He Doesnt Give Me A Call, Cant Tell Him. Ha Ha. Thanx Man, Rock On !!! Excellent !!!
That it's the feeling ! Great to see how much he enjoy playing this awesome song. Makes me feel better!
Man - I can't see Stones without Keith, but if so - you would do perfectly. Great playing/cool sound!
The tone is spot on, beautiful played and taught!
That guitar has a great tone!
This is great, thanks. And I also like the "Yeah" at the beginning.
this is the most accurate gtr. lesson for CYHMK!! very nice work!
I also like that you emphasize that you use the sound of open pauses.
bought my first electric guitar 3 days ago and i'm already learning how to play this. being a noob won't stop me from trying and your videos are really helpful
Wow. Just Wow. Dude, you have inspired me and I now have to cancel all my weekend plans cause I'm gonna get this down ASAP. Thanks a bunch for the lesson.
God damn now I have to go buy ANOTHER GUITAR!!
Ha,that's HILARIOUS in a good way ,Hell ME TOO ,DAMN,WALTER B Memphis
Love this performance... You clearly like to play what you are playing, and that's a lesson in itself!
Yeah seems to be having a blast, l will be LISTENING For MORE!
And so, the mystery is solved!
Where were you when I was a kid!?
Nice guitar with sweet pick-ups!!
Great guitar work. Obviously loves The Stones.
Hey, thanks for the *_matching_* tabs. My guitar/piano teacher is coming by tomorrow, it will be like having you in my living room.
Agree with the consensus here that this is by far the best cover of this song I've ever heard - tone, feel - everything. Incredible. I watched the first minute about 30 times in a row.
Thanks to you, I got this one finally correct and down in like 10 minutes. There are some Richard's subtleties and nuances that you uncovered.
you got it down, my friend...
Best lesson I've seen by far on this song and there are quite a few. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge. I would love a lesson on the Mick Taylor solo at eh end of this great song :)
I've heard a lot of good guitarists butcher this beyond comprehension. You did a nice job. The way you do it is, I think, the correct way - it's pretty much how I play it and I've spent more hours getting the little nuances down than I care to admit. The only gripe I have with the vid is spending time explaining what open G tuning is. Yes, it's easy enough to skip through, but IMO if you don't know what open G tuning is, you shouldn't be here. You're not ready to play this song. Thanks for the video!
You're seriously rockin' that joint hard...Nice!! Crazy pick ups on your Tele.
You do it as it has to be done young Man . ROCK ON!!!
You have the best guitar tone and you nailed this song!
Good preachin' on the Gospel of Open G. Thank you, well done
quite a sound from the Gretsch-style pickups also
Appreciate the video, great job of a deadly Stones classic!! Keefer removed his 6th string on Micawber tunes to open G rather that having it in D and accidentally hitting a sour note which is so much easier to play. Rick Parfait of Status Quo brought his 6th string Up To G which puts a bit more tension on the neck but then you have both 6th and 5th stings ringing open G which I now use exclusively.
Hey Arri, a masterful guitar tutorial. You are really good with the guitar. Your tutorial is so easy to follow.
Amazing song that I've been trying to figure out this song for a while now but not anymore.
One of the sickest Riffs ever !!! Nice job !!!!
Perfection. Your playing is impeccable and your lesson simplifies a more involved song into an easily understandable lesson. You have enabled me to play one of my favorite songs from Sticky Fingers. I can’t thank you enough. Please keep posting lessons. I appreciate your not only describing the position but the note as well. I like knowing it is a “c” note in addition to the string and Fret. I wish everyone did that.
Man, that riff Cooks.....and your the chef...spot on man !!!
You nailed the tone big time great job....
sounds fucking perfect. that tone is killer
Simply the best lesson on this song on the tube. Absolute quality. Thanks for sharing this. Could you do All down the line? Cheers
Excellent lesson - thank you -- no surprise around 23:17 its essentially Brown Sugar - love that man
Diggin the TV Jones on the Tele!
Keith was explaining this tuning in his book "Life", not being a guitar player, I'm trying to follow what he's saying. Love this song, very nice job, sounds great!
Wow nicely done… Perfect in every way… Great tone and great teaching technique
Damn, you sound so good playing this. I'm getting addicted.
Been ADDICTIVE TO THAT SOUND EVER SINCE I HEARD IT, Walter B,Memphis
This is my favorite guitar video. Great screaming Jesus dude, you kill this thing. I love your work. Please post more.
Thanks a million Arry! I finally got all the parts. They are so similar but each one is slightly different. The hardest part was remembering the order of each one! Thanks again.
Awesome job! You definitely captured that Keef swagger ! Thanks for the tips
My favorite Stones song.
Many thanks to you for the excellent lesson and tablature. Very accurate. Like to see people playing with passion.
Great video!! I’m relearning this song watching you. You’re the role model.
Thanks for the lesson on one of the greatest riffs in Rock music...
48 thumbs down on this, really? 48 idiots that probably don't know what end of guiatr to tune! You rule my man!
John Steinmetz , 48 Justin Bleebler and Lady Blah blah fans.
I believe RUclips has a number of people that just troll through videos thumbing down. I'm not saying just cuz I like a video everyone else has to as well. But I'm talking Ive seen videos of child prodigy's like 6-7 year olds playing amazing complicated pieces and a thousand people hit thumbs down. If ya ask me somethings just wrong there lol, I pay no attention to it...
Damn right John, IDIOT'S easy to find these days ya know, Sounds GREAT TO ME. I LOVE THIS ALBUM ONE OF MANY FAVORITE, You are CORRECT MAN!
@@sjs793 Yeah they ain't worth out time ya Know, Walter MEMPHIS,
Absolutely classic Keith. Thumbs down? Brain dead idiots.
dude, you're killin' this -- great video!!
This is probably the best transcription I've seen
Killed it. Nice work.
Arry, thankyou!
Ive been jumping up and down ALL OVER the neck tryna play this song in standard tuning ever since i first heard the record..
An authentic presentation in standard tuning is possible but its a LOT of work lol
i guess ive gotta keep a guitar in "keef" tuning
Nice thorough lesson!
Been there, done that in standard tuning too! :O) Still fun but doesn't sound as good. And this guy Arrigo nails it all right!
fantastic breakdown! I wish you would have shown how to play the Santana esq jam at the end. This is probably the only Stones song where the studio version is better than the live version. I'm always disappointed when I hear it live because the silence in between the chords is what makes you stop, listen and start head bobbing. this song lives and dies by the timing........well done
Bret Schwartz Mick Taylor on second guitar played the smooth jazzy fills and outro
Learned a lot watching man I'm well on my way to scorching this
Jagger says no Santana connection.
That part is standard tuning, Mick Taylor. There's a RUclips of him sitting in at British gig not too long ago, he comes out to play it. Again it's the tone, a Les Paul thru a boosted Fender or Boogie, it's pretty straightforward, then that descending riff turnaround 4 times then out.
The more difficult part is this which i play in standard sometimes, can be done, but doesn't sound that spot on, open tuned to G i think.
I have some Airline guitars that get it perfect, as well as p90 on Les Paul which sound a lot like these.
Does Keith play without bottom E on this?
I'm with you @bretschwartz - would love to know how that segue is played between the first part of the song when it transitions to the space jam.
Appreciate all the subtleties you included. That’s the real shit 👍