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Great videos. Can't wait for another one in this series. Can you show your right hand next time?

Very nice 👍🏻

Peter Green is a legendary instrumentalist RIP ❤😢

I have both of these guitars ...both different but i like the slope shoulder way better🙏🙏🙏🎵

From Canada thank you 1000percent ..awesome song choice one of my all time favorites...you have taken all those tabs i have and put it into a way that makes total sense..thank you so much🎵🎵🎵

Fantastic 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵my reason for learning guitar🙏🙏🙏

We all sing the words at the end of that intro 🫣✨💫👍💕💓

Peter Greens - Fleetwood Mac Oh Well ( colourised ) -- >best version

I have this guitar and I really like it...I did two things that made a huge difference for me...for others maybe its not a big deal...but bought a Vibramate string spoiler for the bridge and a set of Fender Locking tuners...and its so much easier to string and it stays in tune much better. If I want to sell it I can put the original vintage tuners on it.

I love Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac. This is a song I’ve played for years but never felt I got right. This is a great excuse to give it a fresh look. 👍

Superb, thank you. Off to see if I can get some of that sussed out, it's one of those riffs that every time I hear it I think "I should find out how to play that". That's made my evening, ta.

I love this Peter Green music. Interesting point on the tuning. I think a lot of players from that period used relative tunings to particular keys or stings. As an example Eddie Van Halen liked his G string a particular way and tuned that different. I like a loose approach to tuning and like my 3rd to sound good....that's my way of saying I'm out of tune all the time. 😂

Stellar song mate.

Great lesson, what plectrums and strings are you using ?

Guitar A = MexiFender…great video since I guessed wrong. The cutlass had more sparkle

Great sounding amp and playing good Music

And I’m like number 200 woo woo

Crazy how different your humbuck sounds from mine. When I click on both of them it pretty much doubles in loudness.

The bridge P/U of a Telecaster always stomps all over a Strat bridge P/U

I found the very same issue with the narrow frets on my 61. I tried everything for several months to acclimatise myself for them but just couldn’t get along with them. I’ve now had the Guitar refretted with medium jumbo and it’s perfect.

I've got a v 100 limited edition and after having a set up it's an absolutely fantastic guitar 🎸🎶

Thumbs up on song choice. Never heard it but know some others ie Mr. Big which i learned some time way back. Cheers Canada.

Is the action low? Out of the box

Is it better than tanglwood crossroads?

Anyone know if the pots on these are long or short shaft?

dumb question, just started on the guitar and wondering why people are so obsessed with roadworn guitars? does a worn guitar sound better? or is it all about looks?

Great little tune, great lesson thx!

Love this format. Subbed 🙂

Very cool

Like the honesty bud well done you ❤

Love that song.

Completely agree on the flat D shape necks, I have nightmares about that neck shape

Really nice song lesson. I like that you also played the piano as a backing track for this lesson. Look forward to more in this series. Thanks!

how about a video/study on Conquistadora by Paul Rodgers

great stuff - subscribed!

Sweet format sharing a little story about why you get the feels from passages of music and how to play them. Especially good for less advanced players. Cheers 👍

Pickups are in a network so the Pots (volume and tone), capacitors , wiring and switches will impact the signal/tone.

One of my favourite songs, thank you.

Well done, I think you've made the right choice with regard to sponsorship. Most of the channels which produce advertising content end up being all the same, showcasing the same products at the same time. I know it doesn't make you money but if you can afford to stick to your principles you'll make content that you can be chuffed with. Thank you.

i think the idea on itself is good , but .... just like you said youself , lessons / music theory ect. are not so hot on yt , we live in a consumer world and want to see the goodies : ) nah , serious though , i hope this will work , good luck .

Superb choice of guitarist to begin this series. Kossoff has the ability to exude massive emotion through his playing. Thanks for taking the time to show the melody. Off now to have a go myself 😊

Good stuff. Kossoff came up with some unusual inversions that aren't always that obvious. I'm never quite sure what that clanging chord is at the end of Fire and Water. I also like the track "Lady" on the best of Free album , unusual guitar phrasing. Not sure who played the guitar on that.

You've started this experiment with a great lick from a great artist. It was very easy to follow and really liked the way you explain why this song is a fave of yours. Also, great encouragement to have fun exploring the riff. This is the sort of 'lesson' that checks all my boxes. Although it's a shame about the monetisation situation, I hope you continue with the series. I also thought the Eastman sounded great. I'd like to know a little bit about what you were playing through, your set up, etc. Nice one!

The downside to this idea is most (including this one) of the videos I make will be cut from monetisation which I don't mind at all BUT when that happens UA-cam doesn't promote those videos so it really will need actual people behind it to work, so again please let me know haha. Thanks!

No big difference 😂

The fat 50s are a clear winners they got way more bite

T64 every time for me. The solid body just sounded a bit more nasally whereas the T64 had that acoustic chime, certainly when overdrive wasn't boosted. They're fairly indistinguishable when overdriven. Currently on the lookout for one of the older SB59/V violin finish models in lefty orientation but looks like everyone is keeping a hold of them as not much out there at the moment :).