Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone, how to play
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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A few folks have requested a slowed-down how-to tutorial explaining how I play this old song. My "version" follows closely to the early-mid 1950's Chet sound and licks.
Gorgeous chord shapes. Nice tutorial, Larry. Thanks a whole bunch. :)
Fantastic and very helpful. Thanks for the upload.
Glad I could help! 🎸
Great tutorial, loved it. Thank you.
Thankyou Ramiro, I'm glad it helped! 😃🎸
Looking forward to more of your easy going tutorials. Like your style.
@@ramirorodriguez7523 I have a few more songs on the list to do upcoming. Heres a few more for you: ruclips.net/p/PLJQg3rQJzoovHe0seITZ8PG-pE8xv-WXy&si=e6Ne1WtK1VTZMTjS
Have fun! 🎸
love that tune, got to see Leon Redbone play it in Toronto years ago nice job
Thanks! I'm glad you like it. 🎸
Heres a few more:
ruclips.net/video/RC7HdQTTSkY/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/t8AaffjA2P0/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/UR7fPSLMHvM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/0fkDc__MDgU/видео.html
Have fun!
Thanks, Larry! I love these old tunes!
Thanks Brian, yeh, me too. Look up the Bob Wills version from the 1940s. It has a killer steel solo. I guess Leon? or maybe Herb, not sure which.
@@LarryOdham Thanks Larry, I certainly will! And thanks for all the great posts, they have given me plenty to work on.
Nice work man!
Thanks! I'm glad you like it. 🎸
Ah Mr. Oldham, it was a joy to watch your tutorial. Can’t wait to pick on my git fiddle! Please 👍
Thank you Warren, I'm glad I could help a little.
@@LarryOdham oops I just realized I misspelled your last name. And it helped more than a little. Keep it up!
Great Larry. I've been giving it a go but this has cleared up a few problems!
Yeah, I'd been getting some feedback from folks asking how'd I do that? I'm glad it helped you out a little.😊
Awesome. More tutorials on other tunes please!
I've got a couple more in the works right now I think you will like😁.
slowly and well explained, as a Brazilian needs 😅.
Thanks!!!
You're welcome Nathan! I'm glad to be of help. 😊
Thank you very much for posting this!
You're welcome Jim.
Good stuff and great tutorial on how to play not only the song but the spirit of it 💯🤙
and your southern voice is like how the south are portrayed in good movies and documentaries, like that 10+ part series on the civil war narration voices, you could get work doing things like that 😂🤙
Tell me, did you hear this song a lot when you were young? and lastly, is your ancestors northern England / Scottish border, if so let’s see how you go on an ac/dc classic on that guitar 😂💯🤙 would be a test and stretch of your abilities
Thank you Shane. Knowing the words and singing the melody makes playing and arranging and improvising much easier. You can feel the lyrics and translate that feeling into the instrument and carve out a powerful solo piece.. If you're not doing that, then it's just a bunch of meaningless sounds. Not really. I was a clarinet player about 35 years ago and that was a standard for dixieland jazz and swing, etc. I had to give all that up because TMJ flared-up in one of my jaw muscles. Lockjaw is not pretty and nothing you ever want to experience, take my word for it! My mother's side was from Scotland/Northern England. My dad's side was from Ireland. I got a double-dose. Both families were musical all the way back as far as recorded history goes. I grew up with it from an early age. I never was much of an AC/DC fan. I am more of an Ozzy fan, er, Randy Rhoads specifically. Diary of a Madman, Mr. Crowley, Crazy Train, etc. I can play a few of those...without the distortion effects 😁😁🎸🎸 Madman and Blizzard were I suppose the sum total of RR's pro guitar work and maybe Ozzy's pinnacle. Still classic songs and solos today and have stood the test of time. Fingerpicking and Chet Atkins, and Doc Watson were a strong influence on me as a youngster. They were from this same local vicinity near where I live and I grew up around their influence in their shadow.. More locally and directly, besides my father's and uncle's musical influence, I was influenced by Ernest "Red" Peterson in my young formative years.
@@LarryOdham thanx for the info reply Larry 🤙 true, feeling/emoting your way through fingerpicking/strumming a good song is the best way, block out how to play and just let your fingers do the work, like walking :) great song, I’m about to try a create something similar in Udio (music generator) if you haven’t checked it out, give it a go ASAP, you’ll love it 💯 maybe even love to hate it, depending on your view on A.i :)
Amazing times we are living in, i can just describe to A.i i want a song in swing jazz style from 1920’s New Orleans? Is that where this style of music is from? I feel it’s a barbershop quartet sounding song so it’s probably from further north? Where did the Waltons come from, Virginia ? lol… anyway this A.i creates stunning music with my words but somehow it’s able to conjure from the myst of time and bring the dead back to life, with phantom voices singing my words, if I don’t like that 30 second take I say, Eh ! Get back in the studio and sing it again. :) you only have to re-roll 30 second block a couple times until you get what you like. Amazing stuff 💯🤙
Damn, lockjaw, sounds like a shit time… same for chronic back pain suffers, what a shit time. A.i is being set loose on all kinds of research teams , A.i will accelerate their discovers so shit times like lockjaw & chronic back pain will be a thing of the past, where they belongs, those shit days & times… :)
Ahh must have been good playing in swing jazz type bands over all those years? Lucky you were from a musical family, means you hit the ground running, got to experience good music from the past from a local as you lived an authentic local life 🤙
I know a few of those songs you mentioned, I’ll check the others out 🤙
@@shanewallis69 I think barbershop harmony came from southern Blacks in the 1890s. Fisk University in Nashville, TN. comes to mind. No, Waltons is a fantasy by some hollywood tv producer, as is all the other 1960s-70s era tv and films that depict the South. Total nonsense, doesnt exist, and never did. I should know, my folks are from SW Virginia.
Muy buena Larry!!
Thank you Richards 😊 I'm glad you like it.
Nice video😁