How to play I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) On Guitar (Easy Guitar lesson and cover)
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- How to play I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) by the Four Tops On Guitar (Easy Guitar Tutorial) #guitartutorial #guitarcover #thefourtops #beatbuddy
0:40 chords needed
1:23 chord progressions
2:33 perform cover
Troy, Don't pay any attention to negative comments, if it feels good for you it is probably going to appeal to someone else ! And it isn't about playing it just like the original, you are original, that is the magic of music, our true feelings. I play it more like a blues song but I love ballads and country so can appreciate the feelings you have in it. keep your spirit in your songs and you'll do just fine Brother !
Hey Mr. Morris, those are very kind words, thank you. When I started this adventure I knew not everyone would like my tutorials and covers. Negative comments come with the territory. You put yourself out there, you have to be willing to hear everyone’s thoughts. Negative comments won’t deter me from continuing to put more tutorials up. In fact, it does the opposite. Just makes me want to do more! Thanks again Mr. Morris it means a lot!
Great!I love this song.
Thank you so much ❤️
I love this!
Thanks Karen, I always appreciate positive comments. Hope to hear from you again!
I love this song, thank you very much
Thank you so much for your positive comment. I hope to hear from you again in the future
I can't pick up the strumming pattern from the video, could someone help me?
Hi Lea,
Strumming…. It can be so frustrating. As you improve in playing guitar strumming becomes almost second nature and you don’t even think about it. When people ask me what the “strumming pattern” is, I seriously have pick up my guitar and play through it to figure out what I’m doing. Strumming is unique to the player and shouldn’t be the focus of your playing. My usual comments when teaching is “play the song not the strumming pattern” I play with a variety of styles and nuances unique to me. I also use a variety of muted slap strums that can take many years to master. Muted slap strums imitate the kick drum to help keep time. A habit, I picked up as a soloist. Now, I don’t even recognize that I do it.
What I am playing for this song? Well… loosely… I’m playing…
⬇️⬆️(muted⬇️)⬆️⬆️⬇️⬇️
I would encourage you NOT to spend to much time on learning a strumming pattern. Play the song and the natural rhythm of the strumming will come to you. I hope that makes some sense. I’ve added a link to video I did some time ago where I discussed strumming patterns and their perceived importance. You might find it an interesting watch. I hope all of this helps.
ruclips.net/video/Tugs7htczpY/видео.htmlsi=62mqeLRvzebGIsXf
Like hell you're name is Troy Hawes...gimme a break.
My real name is Rick Brick, howdy!
Thank god it isn’t Troy Hall… I’d hate to be that guy..
Well now that you’ve corrected the spelling of my last name… howdy Rick Brick… if that’s truly who you are 🤨
Elvis??
That’s a lousy version
Rick Serrano thanks Mr. Serrano, I appreciate all comments, even rude ones
That's a lousy comment.
Great recomp
@@myacousticlounge keep singing. Great take on a classic
@@bertposton589 Thanks for your positive comment and subscribing to my channel Mr. Poston. I appreciate it very much. Hope you comment again in the future!