Phew, guys ...how about that awesome solo in the beginning where Jon completely takes the vocals on guitar to another level of mastery?? Such a great teacher. Thanks for another classic Jon. Always so clear, relaxed, and so melodic. Btw, you could do that acoustic solo of the vocals as another lesson as well...easily 1M views..plus. perhaps a demo too...which folks can just listen for relaxation.
If you tell your band you're playing it in the key of G, it's going to be off because with that capo becomes the key of B... But you're using a G shape
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Lovely song...thank you.
Awesome song!
Great lesson. Wish you would of include the playing you did at the beginning and end of your lesson.
Phew, guys ...how about that awesome solo in the beginning where Jon completely takes the vocals on guitar to another level of mastery?? Such a great teacher. Thanks for another classic Jon. Always so clear, relaxed, and so melodic. Btw, you could do that acoustic solo of the vocals as another lesson as well...easily 1M views..plus. perhaps a demo too...which folks can just listen for relaxation.
Excellent. Chalk me up for multiple views as I'm a slow learner with a terrible memory. But I still love it.
Love how you played the melody lines sounded like I wanna play mate
That’s still key of B. You’re not playing it in key of G.
More Eagles!
Excellent lesson, thanks for posting
Excellent lesson of a great song. Thanks Jon 👍
A fingerstyle version on can t buy me love beatles.
Great tutelage!!!
Awesome! Thanks!
get on with it
Starts out like ..lean on me when you're not strong
Yes, it does!
You love the Maton guitars from Australia.
I have two Martins for acoustics but easily could love a Maton as I played several and a TE signature model. I even like the pickups. There great.
for got the Eminor at the beginning of the ending
Kindly teach us the licks you played at the beginning of the video!
Number 1 song is, Cats in the Chaplin!! Yes!!
I didn't see Take It to the Limit on the tab email that I received.
If you tell your band you're playing it in the key of G, it's going to be off because with that capo becomes the key of B... But you're using a G shape
I almost didn't recognize you. Where's your hat?
Too complex, I like open chords
Nope
Great lesson! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.