TABs in PDF format available: www.patreon.com/posts/50338903 If you want to support the channel it would help me a lot. Thanks :) www.patreon.com/betolacaze
Thank you so much for doing these Stones songs in Standard. I don't have enough guitars to leave on in Open G, and I'm not going to retune a guitar every time I want to play one of these. Thank you!
You. have it down really well --the original INTRO etc --well done --very few instructors include that essential 3 chord intro right at the beginning--thankyou --great lesson !
I love your job! Have you thought about doing something about My mind on rambin of the Black Keys? I think it's a band that you like a lot and I share that taste!😁
Just….like….well….DUDE! Awesome stuff! You’ve put a ton of time, energy, and thought into your tabs and playing on this and others. (Like your Little Queenie and Carol). Wonderful! Thanks. Thanks a ton! Cheers from Canada.
Good tutorial, however the C# chord is too much and adds a couple of notes that clash with the harmonic context. Since the c# is the 3rd of A major, it's probably better to just play the A major. Still, I enjoyed your lesson because it's a nice clean inroad to playing the song right out of the box.
Hi Wataru, yes, the pitch differs. The original is a little lower, less than half step if I’m not wrong. The guitar on the original recording was tuned in Open E. But I don’t know if the reason for the pitch difference is that the guitar was tuned a little lower or if the master tape of the recording was a little slower, causing this difference in the pitch. I don't know...
The original song is in B♭ (flat)...why do the Stones (and you) lift it half a tone when playing it live? Also, I guess this is personal, but for me it's much easier to do a barre chord instead of using that thumb on the 6th string.
Hi Eduardo, I think it's not the live versions that are lifted, but the studio recording that was tuned a half step down, or maybe less than a half step (if I'm not wrong). But it's just a matter of tuning. Was the guitar tuned in Open Eb? or was the tape rotation a little slower? I don't know... And regarding the thumb on the 6th string, yes, it's a personal choice of course. I prefer to use it 😉
TABs in PDF format available: www.patreon.com/posts/50338903
If you want to support the channel it would help me a lot. Thanks :)
www.patreon.com/betolacaze
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Thank you so much for doing these Stones songs in Standard. I don't have enough guitars to leave on in Open G, and I'm not going to retune a guitar every time I want to play one of these. Thank you!
This is great cuz i don't want to detune
Great job especially with the tab on screen. Perfect 🤟🤠🤟
Nothing kills a bar band more than dead time switching guitars. Thanks for your lesson
what can I say, splendid song, congratulations on the performance and thank you very much for the lesson...keep it up
Wonderful job, brilliant. Thanks a lot for sharing your skills.
You. have it down really well --the original INTRO etc --well done --very few instructors include that essential 3 chord intro right at the beginning--thankyou --great lesson !
Thanks man!
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You have nailed it - thanks!
Fantastic job
Thank you
Great lesson. Especially appreciate the bridge.
Your tutorials are superb... the superimposed tabs are really useful. I look forward to your next ones. Thank you so much.
Thanks Pierre!
Verry good tutorial . Excellent job.
Just want to say I appreciate your work man. Thanks!
Thanks Eric!
Great lesson and great version to play for people. Nice arrangement. Thanks!!
You make it seem so effortless. The timing is tricky and needs to be spot on or it just sounds muddy. Good job.
Excellent
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Yhank you so much always.
Thanks a lot for this tab. I really like the chords melody for the verse !
well done
Nice job man!! What about a class with "The Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the devil"? Thanks!!! God Bless you!!!!!
Awesome playing and thanks for the lessons, Can you do Honky Tonk Women, and Doom and Gloom by the Stones, in open G tuning , Thanks
Muchas gracias por tus tutoriales de guitarra, estoy trabajando Rollings y son lo que encuentro mas útiles!!
nice one, thanks
Genio total! Qué swing y timing? Monstruoso!
Thankd so much
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🌳Perfeito .... amo Rolling Stones.
Another great listen!! 👍
outstanding!
Thanks for your job. Your tutorial are the best !
I would like to be able to play by ear...but i m not...so thank you so much for youre work!
Excellent!
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Awesome lecture!!!!!!
Super!
I love your job!
Have you thought about doing something about My mind on rambin of the Black Keys? I think it's a band that you like a lot and I share that taste!😁
Hi, can I ask you what guitar it is? It looks and sounds great. Thank you
Thanks! It's a fender american performer tele.
Thank you
Please make can you hear me knocking
Just….like….well….DUDE!
Awesome stuff!
You’ve put a ton of time, energy, and thought into your tabs and playing on this and others. (Like your Little Queenie and Carol). Wonderful! Thanks. Thanks a ton! Cheers from Canada.
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Más de los Stones!!
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Have you done Monkey Man or Can’t You Hear Me Knocking in standard tuning yet?
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Good tutorial, however the C# chord is too much and adds a couple of notes that clash with the harmonic context.
Since the c# is the 3rd of A major, it's probably better to just play the A major. Still, I enjoyed your lesson because it's a nice clean inroad to playing the song right out of the box.
Get the capo on the 4.
Hello I’m wataru from japan
So I have a question
What’s this song’s tuning ?
Is it standard tuning ?
The pitch differs from the original sound source
Hi Wataru, yes, the pitch differs. The original is a little lower, less than half step if I’m not wrong.
The guitar on the original recording was tuned in Open E. But I don’t know if the reason for the pitch difference is that the guitar was tuned a little lower or if the master tape of the recording was a little slower, causing this difference in the pitch. I don't know...
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Hi !! Thank you for your reply:)
I changed the tuning to halftone and it fit perfectly !!!
Thank you for your advice :)
The original song is in B♭ (flat)...why do the Stones (and you) lift it half a tone when playing it live? Also, I guess this is personal, but for me it's much easier to do a barre chord instead of using that thumb on the 6th string.
Hi Eduardo, I think it's not the live versions that are lifted, but the studio recording that was tuned a half step down, or maybe less than a half step (if I'm not wrong). But it's just a matter of tuning. Was the guitar tuned in Open Eb? or was the tape rotation a little slower? I don't know...
And regarding the thumb on the 6th string, yes, it's a personal choice of course. I prefer to use it 😉
Aside from your superb tutorial, the ladies can't figure if you look more like Billy Squire or Daniel Day Lewis.
Me ? Thanks for the "INFO."
Lol 😄
Bet it doesn't sound that way on a Gibson guitar.
Honkey Tonk Women
Super!