Time Won't Let Me - Guitar Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2011
- Guitar lesson on how to play the hit single "Time Won't Let Me" by The Outsiders. This lesson covers the main riff, chords, solo. This song was a hit in early 1966.
Guitar lesson on this solo with tabs... • The Outsiders - Time W... 
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We still listen to this in Cleveland, Ohio since that where the Outsiders were from ....Thank You
Bravo! Young man--MOST EXCELLENT!!
Thank you
You're taking me back, Sir. Nicely done.
Bruce-when I am learning a new song I always hope you have a lesson for it. Right on the money-Thanks! No extra fluff and talk which is appreciated-straight to the heart of the matter.
I couldn't have said it better
Used to play this right after it came out. I did a lot of improvising back then. My first girlfriend played guitar also. It was our favorite song. We still keep in touch after 48 years. Think I'll re-learn this the proper way and send it to her. Thanks for bringing back pure gold.
Thanks....Great oldie....Great lesson. Spot on with the record!
You sir have passed the audition! Well done!
Thank you
This was a great song, and I appreciate your work on it. Thank you.
Wow .. excellent man ... you brought this old classic back to life perfectly. I bet even privettricker / James James would give you a smile and a nod !
Thank you
I have hands that are messed up from working in a factory for 30 years and I’m 72 and retired. I have a horrible time trying to play any lead guitar. Rhythm is about all I can do. (I’m a member of Guitars for Vets an org that helps disabled veterans learn to play music as therapy for war time disorders. )
I really respect your mission if you would like some free help on your lead you could e mail me @charlesbelcher94@gmail.com.
great job as I play it the same way. from 79 to 88, I played in a band and that was one song we did perfect. And in 2009, we started jamming again and we always do this song, because its easy to remember. what a great solo!
I'm viewing many of your lessons to bookmark and learn. Again I'm grateful for the way you visualize the notes and chords, making them accessible. I also appreciate your explanation, adding to my understanding of the note relationships. I hope you;re getting as much pleasure at teaching as I'm getting by learning and playing. Thanks again
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I always loved this song and now I can play it. Thanks Bruce!
WOW! The riff is great, but the tune rises up TEN notches with the guitar solo!
Thank you
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One of the first songs I learned as a guitar student in about 1970 I like it more now than then and I'm going to play it again. Great job on this video. Subbed ! Cool guitar by the way !
Thank you so much for sharing your teaching, God bless you.
Great job. Great lesson!
Good job. Your solo was excellent. I always loved the Modal shift from A Mixolydian to Ionian from the verse to the chorus.
Yeah Dude! Right up there with Aeolean Cadences---Whatever THEY are.
best guitar lesson i've ever seen , by a country mile , thanks so much for taking the time to post this
Bruce 12 years ago and STILL very relevant lesson
Thanks!!!!
Best lessons available online! Thanks very much, and Aloha!
Bruce,
Thank 😊 you for all your videos.
You are my "go to" instructor.
Thanks again, Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas.
B Curtis😊
Great Job Bruce!!
Thank you
Bruce Lindquist I would love to hear rendition and lesson of Don’t Worry Baby by los Lobos !
Great tribute to a great 60s band! Thanks.
Very cool! Thank you for taking the time to post this. Peace, Daniel
the best of this song is the guitar solo and the bass
The horns on the original track were great also. I played the bass guitar part many times, so I agree with uou. 11:08
Great song great job! The original lead singer also is the singer of climax the band that did “precious and you” he passed away, not long ago
Very nicely done. Thanks, will try this one in the morning.
Always loved this song. Thanks
Thanks for the comment.
Love the Lessons,Bruce.Maybe this old man can learn some songs!
Thank You Bruce !
I'm breakin' out the Les Paul right now.
Such a great song! I hope I can get the solo right ! Same year as my 66 Chevelle Super Sport Thanks Bruce
Always thought the Chevelle Super Sport was really cool. I wasn’t quite old enough to drive yet.
@@jbruceguitar I was 13 and had a gold sting ray bike...and heard it all the time on KILT Radio...Houston ...great days then :-)
Another fine performance
Thank you Bruce !
Woo hoo! Great song!
Nice Lesson! I do a bass cover of this song! I am using my vintage Harmony semi-body arch top H22 bass
Greg Papaleo. Wow this video is. 6. Years old...and I'm just now seeing it..I learned this song in 1966. On the drums..I was. 11 years old..and I still like to play it...cheers...
very well done lesson, Bravo!
Absolutely Excellent!! Thanks.
¡Excelente maestro!. Muy buena demostración. Muchas gracias y saludos.
What an awesome video! You nailed the solo!!!
One of my favorites. We used to play this, I can now SEE where I took liberties and had it sounding close enough. This sounds perfect. Thanks. BTW: Prior to see the Outsider's video I thought they were using a 12 string or guitar's in octaves.
Excellent
Thank you
Great lesson
I play the keyboard to this. THANKS!
Nicely done.
Nice and clear tutorial.
Love the guitar solo! That disappeared from the 1966 video! Thanks!
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Awesome job on the solo. It is much harder to sound good with no distortion.
Agreed!
thanks for tip------ great tune
Excellent!
AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You did a really great job on this . Awesome 1 Nice Epiphone too
Thanks for the lesson, well done and it sounded great man. I was wondering if you could do a lesson on The Chambers Brothers ( time has come today/ Time. Thanks
I can’t wait forever even though you want me to.. etc
Very good! Thank you.
Thank you so much for the fantastic lessons for these great songs. I don't know if you take requests, but I'd love to see you do a lesson for WEREWOLF by the Frantics. I think it would be right up your alley and is a great Halloween song. Thanks again for your generosity in sharing your craft and love of classic songs!
Great tutorial. Thanks! When you're doing the riff at the very beginning, it sounds and kinda looks like you're adding other notes at times to fill it out a bit (in addition to the backing track). Or is it just single note riffing with the backing track? Without a keyboard or rhythm guitar, the single note riff can sound empty. On the original recording it almost sounds like it's done on a 12 string.
That’s very goodCould you please please do a guitar lesson on the rascals version of slow down love the lead on the track
Nice, Bruce!
Johnny Rivers vibe ! (12 years later !)
Very fing good!
Nice
nice. and thanks!
Nice playing and lesson!
Greg Papaleo thank you
Clean bro
Thank you
Nice.....!
Great Song. Excellent Tutorial. Could you show us how to play "Devil with the Blue Dress On"
Iam not a musician but this sounded great I always wish I had the knack for learning to play the guitar
harvey Last pick one up and jam. There are lots of great teachers on line like this guy. I never thought I could play guitar either but I enjoy the H-E- double hockey sticks out of it!😁
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You are playing it a little different in the beginning, before instruction. Are you playing double stops, or chords along with the notes
double stops
After the lead Do you use those chords for playing the arpeggios?
Hi Bruce. A subscriber here. I learned the song. Thank you! Would be nice to have a bass and drummer backing me. Where did you get the backing track?
This is kind of weird but I just noticed while you were playing the solo, that the high part is very similar to the solo in Neat Neat Neat by the Damned (the high descending bit)...
I was able to play rhythm to your lead.
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LOL Someone sent video this to me thought that this was Tom Scholz of "Boston" giving guitar lessons. LOL Well the guitar sure looks close to one of Tom's guitars, and the person has the same body features, but no this is not Tom Scholz, Tom should be finishing up on a new album and getting it in the can. Meanwhile, I have to now learn how to play this song by The Outsiders "Time Won't Let Me" on my guitar.........LOL
grande ok
I had to pull out the Gibson to reach the high notes; some guitars make those notes hard to reach.
Hey you teach what I need to know without the b.s. thanks
Can you do a lesson called Perfida by the Ventures?
Thank you for your post... it's nice of you...but...
I disagree with you... It actually goes like this below....
Time Won’t Let Me - The Outsiders (Key = A)
Intro: (A) (F#m) (G) (E) (Play these chords Twice for intro)
Verse 1:
(A) I can't (G) wait for-(A)-ever
Even (A) though you (G) want me (A) to
(A) I can't (G) wait for-(A)-ever
To (A) know if (G) you'll be (A) true
Chorus:
Time won't (A) let me (F#m)
Time won't (A) let me (F#m)
Time won't (Bm) let me (C#m) (D) (E) wait too long
Intro: (A) (F#m) (G) (E) (repeats into but Plays into just Once)
Goes to next verse ...
Good luck folks... Kind regards, Kevin :)
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kevin wolfe. Hi Kevin ..can you show us you're version would really love to hear it..respectfully Rodney...cheers..
What are the effects that you are using for this song?
Just a bit of reverb and overdrive.
You sure this song isn't in the key of D major (relative minor being B minor)?
To Bruce: thanks for the like. I went back to read my original comment and noticed I had reversed the order of the keys, so I have edited the comment to suggest the key may be D major/B minor. I had also identified position five in B minor when it should have read position 5 in D major. Thanks again.
You need a 12 string Rick
lose your taste in songs, thanks so much !!!!
you obviously have NO taste, asswipe!
s = v
Genial guitarra 😊
Nice