Cinnamon Girl - Neil Young & Crazy Horse | Guitar Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
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Learn how to play Cinnamon Girl, as performed by Neil Young and Crazy horse released in 1969 on the Everybody Knows this is Nowhere album. A great piece of two guitar artistry between Neil Young and Danny Whitten who also sang the high harmony with Neil.
The lesson covers their two parts, and details the nuances between both of their parts that compliment each other perfectly.
Gear used in this video (if you purchase via these links I will earn a small commission):
1968 Gibson SG Special
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Into my 1965 Bogen PA Amplifier, cranked into a 2x12 Bassman cabinet (two 63 oxford speakers)
Freyette Power Station 2 attenuator
00:00 Introduction/What to expect
01:50 Double Drop D Tuning
02:24 Getting your tone
03:40 Lesson - Opening Riff (Danny's part)
05:28 Lesson - Opening Riff (Neil's part)
07:18 Lesson - Verse chords
09:02 Lesson - Verse riff
11:30 Lesson - Bridge chords
12:26 Lesson - Bridge (Danny's part)
13:22 Lesson - Bridge (Neil's part)
14:26 Lesson - Guitar solo section (Danny's part)
15:08 Lesson - Guitar solo (Neil's part)
16:56 Lesson - outro riff
18:24 Final thoughts
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Saw Neil and Crazy Horse in May. A stellar rock and roll show. I was stunned by Neil's energy and passion at 77 years old. Amazing.
Neil Young took drop D tuning and made a hall of fame songwriting career out of it. I've been playing this song for a few yeas but I still stop to watch your video so I can REALLY know how to play it! Love all the little details you added.
Great choice..... I learned this song when it first was released.... I'm that old
Me too!
I bought the sheet music…
I’m with ya buddy.
1869 I was playing ❤ today I'm learning how it's really played, I'm a simpleton comp
Man that verse! Love that part. Great to hear it front and center. That little Bogen sounds beautiful too.
It’s amazing how many of my favorite tunes from back in the day were performed with alternate tunings. Thank you for decoding this one!
This is the first song that I worked out all the parts to, and recorded on my old 4-track by myself. 2 guitars, bass, 2 voices and an old Alesis drum machine for the drum track. I forget how I mixed it down, but I fit everything into 4 tracks somehow. Yeah it was a little muddy, but 19 year old me was pretty proud of myself!
Come on. Let's get him over 100,000 subscribers. Best instruction on RUclips.
Thank you, and yes, tell your friends! 😀
I'm on board with that !
This is an awesome lesson! I never learned such a cool song so quickly! Thank you.
You always get the authentic sounds. I love that. Such beautiful sounds here!
An all time rocker! Great lesson, as always.
I learned this by ear and play it almost identically except for a few fills you just showed me.
Happy and excited to see the Bogen busting out the tunes....so cool, thanks for posting.
Great job! I forgot that this one was on my bucket list. Not anymore. Thanks 🙏 😊
Another fantastic, in depth lesson.
Great to see Danny get some due.
Another Gem from 12 ft. His fine work enables myself in fine tuning songs I have played for years.Thanks for helping us all in our guitar playing journeys. Once again you are the best!
Great song from a legend...nicely done!
Another good one Doug . You ROCK ! from Les's hometown.
Great lesson, now I understand why I never sounded right, I was dropping the DS!
Totally correct and well taught, can't ask for any more than that.
Brilliant epic heavy drop D TUNING. Never gets old
Awesome lesson. Cool SG perfect tone.
Best one note solo ever.
Bravo! Great lesson. Felt the thrill of learning how to make a great song sound correct.
I saw Sonic Youth open for Neil and Crazy Horse in '91. Both bands were mind-blowing. If there are any Sonic Youth fans out there, you can do a passable version of "Total Trash" on the E and A strings in this tuning
Brilliant lesson! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Yet.... ,another of my Favs....!!! Thanks!!
Another fantastic choice! Nice work!
Luv this song you do excellent job explaining how to play it sounds exactly how it's played great lesson keep them coming thank you 🎸👍😁
Love your videos and tutorials.
Glad you like them!
Great stuff ❤
10 silver saxes
A bass with a bow
The drummer relaxes
And waits between shows
For his cinnamon girl!!!
What a verse!!!!
I love the live version where they repeat the bridge and expand on a second solo. Stretches it out a bit. This song is far too short.
Another great lesson - thanks :)
VERY NICE! Thank you
Thanks for this!!
I love this song. Doug, so many of your lessons are the classics I enjoy the most. You should do another Neil Young double drop D classic "Ohio".
Yes
Did a great video. Like another contributor , I got to learn this back when it first come out. Thank you for the memory.
You might as well play in standard tuning instead of drop tuning here in this lesson. Its the bass notes also.
The whole point of the drop tuning is to use all six strings ringing in the chord shapes. Especially the three open D notes in the first position chord and the slidfing barred third, fifth and seventh positions chords.
Its way thicker and fuller.
The original white volume II
1969-1973 COMPLETE MUSIC
Niel Young book.. shows the exact use of this drop tuning.
One of my favourite songs, can you maybe look at Powderfinger sometime?
I play Gold Dust Woman in this Double Drop D tuning.
Awesome lesson as usual, lots of details to take it as far as we want.
Thanks for the extra material on your Patreon site.
Thanks for the lesson. Been playing this wrong for years. Saw an old video where Neil Young showed some guy on the sidewalk, or in a parking lot, the double drop D tuning. Duh!
Thanks again. Was already subscribed ;-)
Great lesson , those guys new their stuff , I’m off to detune my guitar
Absolutely great lesson! One of my first records in Junior High School. An even better style contrast was Stephen Stills/Neil Young like in Almost Cut My Hair.
OHIO , same tuning right? Very cooll, I got some nuances from your lesson excellent. I usually have to play as the only guitar.
Spot on man! How about the Loner? in Drop D?
Thanks!
Thank you!
Way cool. I play that alone using the double drop D but on 2nd and 3rd frets as D and then the intro riff there with my pinky using open 6th and 5th till I do the G. Hope that's clear. What I'm saying is I never walked up the neck and it sounded right. lol
Great pickin'.. as usual - one thing.. could you by any chance record both parts singly and then post the whole song or is it maybe a copyright thing?
I used to have a guitar book of Decade where the turn around on Cinnamon Girl is given as a slide down and up rather than a jump. I wonder now what is correct.
See Neil Young Complete music
Volume II 1969-1973
for the exact use of the drop D tuning
Of Cinnamon Girl.
Thanks! Please consider Fogerty's Old Man Down the Road?
Gear question for you. Looks like you are threading the neck strap button through the face of your strap to compensate for one button being on the back and the other being on the side of the guitar. Is that right? I ask, because I have an Epiphone ES-339 with the same orientation and can find no other way of securing the strap without twisting it. I very much want to move the button, but like the SG, there is really no place to move it to.
Nothing fancy about it, just connecting to the front strap button so the strap lies flat faced like that. If there's a twist in the strap to connect with the button at rear of guitar, I let that twist happen behind me. Hopexthat made sense
@@12footchain Totally makes sense. Funny how none of this stuff mattered when I was younger, but now I can feel every ounce of my 339. Getting a much wider strap, like you have, and keeping it untwisted seems to matter now.
Shut up and play. Talk later. Thanks
Great stuff ❤
Thanks!
Thank you, very generous!
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