That was terrific Thom & I totally agree that the TW's were one of the greatest bands ever! My very favorite by them is "End Of The Line"! Still hard to believe that three of them are no longer with us!
I don't know if you do guitar lessons in person or you ever did, but I have to say that you are the coolest teacher. A huge source of music for us who try to learn and of course in a small amount of time you manage to transmit all the beauty of these songs and point to us everything that is important to feel the music through the guitar.
Thanks for that. One of the best "feeling" gatherings of musicians ever. Their music always penetrated deep in my soul. Great job of breaking this one down. A shame to have lost so many, but glad they put down some great tracks for posterity.
It's always fun to watch your channel as your enthusiasm is infectious. I'm a pretty experienced player (80) and I can usually play along with you instantly. I think it's the international aspect that attracts me as I'm British but play in bands in Prague made up of many nationalities including Czechs. According to him this song was inspired by George seeing a notice on a packing case.
Thanks Thomas, I really enjoyed all these guys and you can tell they really enjoyed it especially George doing a little jig there. Poor George never seemed happy with the Beatles or his wife of that time. Alot of guitarist think they have to play lightning fast to play a song when simple can be just as good especially with the right guys. Great lesson like always, Peace.
2:49 always love this chords sequence.. 3:24 bless you sir .. now I finally what chords used in that part .. I always thought it was G but with G# in bass and it didn't sound quite right
@Phil McCrackin honestly dude I'm not the right person to answer that .. but I did saw it in some jazz chord progression .. therefore, my initial thoughts are it's belong in jazz family chords 😅
Great choice of a song and a great presentation. Thanks so much. George wrote such great songs. "Old Brown Shoe" is another often underappreciated favorite. And your Roy Orbison vocals are astoundingly impeccable!! Or impeccably astounding! Rave on!
When John was killed I thought the best music was in the past. Thank God for the Wilburys as we got another decade of great music. Shame they got such a late start and unfair ending. BEATLES and WILBURYS FOREVER!
I think the f# and the open D are played together as the first notes of the song. That's what i'm hearing. Good video! Well they all are ! Thank You. JG
Cause there are so many guitars you can play it many ways. I like the picking version you’ve suggested for the walk down base line and chords, I think your Roy Orbison pre chorus is a good way to play it to particularly with a band. Although I’d probably revert to the accoustic chorus pattern which I’ve always played as uududu sort of a backwards normal pattern. Thanks for doing it this way. It’s a great insight to thinking about it again. 👍
Great video!! Much appreciated. I'm hearing a little bit different phrasing of the into on the B and C notes where it anticipates the next move. What do you think?
Thom I will be starting my own youtube channel this weekend and I am very inspired by you. Keep up the good work. May I ask for some blues stuff in the upcoming videos.
Nice tune and adorable worked out by you! But why is this one letting me think of of Badge and Here comes the sun and Peaches and Diesel and ..... :) :)
One thing that I never got about the wilburys. You have Roy Robison, best singer of his kind and Dylan with a bad voice. I do believe as lead vocal, it was 4-2 Dylan. Outside of that it was pure joy
Hello Thom...fantastic video on another great song! Don't mean to be a nitpicker but it looks like what is supposed to be a D7 in the chord chart is actually tabbed out as an E7.🧐
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You are awesome!!
And what a great song. Great lyrics and a wonderful production and performances by unquestionably great entertainers -- legends all.
One of my all time favorite songs. R.I.P. George, Roy, and Tom
So sad
George makes this record - a great vocal and superb riff and slide part. Effortless.
He was the leader of the group! He had to make it happen!
Roy's section is my favourite, something angelic yet haunting in his delivery and chord progression...
That was terrific Thom & I totally agree that the TW's were one of the greatest bands ever! My very favorite by them is "End Of The Line"! Still hard to believe that three of them are no longer with us!
I don't know if you do guitar lessons in person or you ever did, but I have to say that you are the coolest teacher. A huge source of music for us who try to learn and of course in a small amount of time you manage to transmit all the beauty of these songs and point to us everything that is important to feel the music through the guitar.
LOVE the TRAVELING WILBURYS!!! Thanks for making this video, Thom!
my Absolute most favorite band or group of musicians ever
Guy, u are a great teacher ... very entertaining and knowledgable! You definitely know what's great guitar music too
Been listening to Traveling Wilburys and Tom Petty on and off all day, thanks GP.
This one completely slipped under my radar. I've now included into repertoire. Totally doable. You're the best. Please don't stop what you're doing.
I think they were the best super group of SONGWRITERS of all time!
One of my favourite songs. This chord progression/riff is a standard. I’m glad you are showcasing it. (More Than A Feeling etc)
Thanks for that. One of the best "feeling" gatherings of musicians ever. Their music always penetrated deep in my soul. Great job of breaking this one down. A shame to have lost so many, but glad they put down some great tracks for posterity.
just the best song ever made ! by the best musicians i love !
It's always fun to watch your channel as your enthusiasm is infectious. I'm a pretty experienced player (80) and I can usually play along with you instantly. I think it's the international aspect that attracts me as I'm British but play in bands in Prague made up of many nationalities including Czechs. According to him this song was inspired by George seeing a notice on a packing case.
Awesome! I just got hired by a band yesterday (have my own band too!) and this is one of the songs!
Thanks Thomas, I really enjoyed all these guys and you can tell they really enjoyed it especially George doing a little jig there. Poor George never seemed happy with the Beatles or his wife of that time. Alot of guitarist think they have to play lightning fast to play a song when simple can be just as good especially with the right guys. Great lesson like always, Peace.
Sorry Thom the auto correct put Thomas.
Great choice! Thank you.
2:49 always love this chords sequence..
3:24 bless you sir .. now I finally what chords used in that part .. I always thought it was G but with G# in bass and it didn't sound quite right
@Phil McCrackin honestly dude I'm not the right person to answer that .. but I did saw it in some jazz chord progression .. therefore, my initial thoughts are it's belong in jazz family chords 😅
Great choice of a song and a great presentation. Thanks so much. George wrote such great songs. "Old Brown Shoe" is another often underappreciated favorite.
And your Roy Orbison vocals are astoundingly impeccable!! Or impeccably astounding! Rave on!
this is an excellent lesson and i greatly appreciate how you get right on it and don't drag it out -- you rock!
They were INCREDIBLE!!! Songs u could sink your teeth into
Beautiful song and explanation
Such a great song. My wife’s favourite ! As a player it’s a such a good warm up song….best supergroup ever …..
Ah hell, I subbed just cause of the band/song even before watching the whole video. So chill and to break it down like that is just beautiful.
When John was killed I thought the best music was in the past. Thank God for the Wilburys as we got another decade of great music. Shame they got such a late start and unfair ending. BEATLES and WILBURYS FOREVER!
Another great song and another great video. Thanks 👍
The guitar line has Harrison all over it!
Goed gedaan Thom. Dank!
This song I always avoided because it was hard to make it sound good and I didn't like the way other youtubers played it. Glad you covered it.
I already knew how to play it, but your explanation is incredible
I think the f# and the open D are played together as the first notes of the song. That's what i'm hearing. Good video! Well they all are ! Thank You. JG
Thank you Tom apostrophe absolutely excellent as always
You handled that with ultimate care. Thanks.
Well played Thom, love that super band !!
There is a nice documentary about Jeff Lynne where he recounts how they form that band.
The greatest super group ever. Without question. Fight me.
3:10 Spot on Roy Orbison impression
Love this song and thanks for showing this
Cause there are so many guitars you can play it many ways. I like the picking version you’ve suggested for the walk down base line and chords, I think your Roy Orbison pre chorus is a good way to play it to particularly with a band. Although I’d probably revert to the accoustic chorus pattern which I’ve always played as uududu sort of a backwards normal pattern.
Thanks for doing it this way. It’s a great insight to thinking about it again. 👍
Awesome as always
Thanks. This is very nice.
one of the first songs I learned way back then
Roy is smiling at your Roy.
This is a great vid, but I do have to question the line: "...the one thing George Harrison is famous for is his slide guitar..."😆😇
You make aweome videos man
@guitarpilgrim, consider also doing "End of the LIne" by the Wilburys
The great wilburys
What a band they were.
Great video!! Much appreciated. I'm hearing a little bit different phrasing of the into on the B and C notes where it anticipates the next move. What do you think?
Intro Chords are similar to what Eric Clapton played on Cream's White Room and Tales Of Brave Ullyses. 🎸
Most George Harrison hits have a descent…I reckon.
A lot of Badge DNA in that one.
How is your family? Haven't seen you in awhile. Cool band.
This is just another really excellent video from Pilgrim.! Top class teacher always. Can anyone tell me what type of Strat that is???
Faded white or cream:)
Yea but what strat?? American pro 11??
Reminds me of Shambala by 3DogNight.
Supergut!
Slide Solo by George played on Mike Campbell's Strat
Wonderful way to teach, thanks. BTW Your strato guitar, is an American Vintage '61? or American Original '60s, sounds really great.
Yes. But keep up the good work!🙂
Thom I will be starting my own youtube channel this weekend and I am very inspired by you. Keep up the good work. May I ask for some blues stuff in the upcoming videos.
The best voice of Rock and roll music: Mr Roy Orbison
World will mourn when bob the god is gone ey !
Nice tune and adorable worked out by you! But why is this one letting me think of of Badge and Here comes the sun and Peaches and Diesel and ..... :) :)
George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne all saying ‘Wow we’ve got Roy Orbison in our band’.
One thing that I never got about the wilburys. You have Roy Robison, best singer of his kind and Dylan with a bad voice. I do believe as lead vocal, it was 4-2 Dylan. Outside of that it was pure joy
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Sounds like Shambala by 3 dog night
Interesting thing was George played primarily standard tuning slide.
who plays this awesome slide guitar on the song "boobs" (Bellamy brothers) album 40 released 2015? Anyone?
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You should do warren haynes everyday will be like a holiday
Nelson, Otis, Charlie, Lefty y Lucky; los hermanos Wilbury
Hello Thom...fantastic video on another great song! Don't mean to be a nitpicker but it looks like what is supposed to be a D7 in the chord chart is actually tabbed out as an E7.🧐
Thx for the heads up! I corrected the mistake!
Try a 12 string for this one!
'Probably the one thing George Harrison is famous for' is his slide solos?! Really?!
No, not really.
He was also in a somewhat known band called the Beatles.
You might be mistaken.
This is the riff from Desiree by Curved Air.
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Am i the only who hears "Shambala" Buckwheat Stephenson in this ?
You look a bit like Justin Trudeau
My condolences
Doesn't sound right on a six string.
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