part 1: 0:00 part 2: 3:15 part 2 with pace 6:06 part 3 chorus: 9:02 with pace part 4 11:53 I'll go along as I learn lol feel free to add 16:16 only for the tough - slowly 16:53 really slowly 21:16 ending hard part
Well sir, i have to say, I think this is the best version of this song that i have heard, you are clearly a master of the blues...... I will try to learn this ...Thankyou
I've never been good at playing by ear. I played in a band for years with my spar Si. He could hear something once and do a passable imitation, give him a couple of goes and he would nail it. I came to depend on him for working out the nuances of a tune. You,sir, brought back the memory of how we would go through a number. I was looking for a version that was close to the Scrapper Blackwell recording. Nice job. Thank you.
I played this song throughout the 90's and have been wanting to revisit it and add some new life. I love all your embellishments and the various techniques you present here. I appreciate you breaking this down nice and slow for "tab impaired" musicians like myself. Thanks for teaching to different learning styles, if I can hear and see it, then I can learn it. I laughed at the "performance version" versus the "living room version", you are so humble, I doubt any of your audience would notice you stumbling like they would when I mess up.
Signor Daddy.... è un grande piacere osservare le sue mani !!!! E' un vero artista della chitarra. Amo molto questo brano,spero di imparare almeno l'introduzione, per me me sarebbe un successo...Grazie MAESTRO......💥💥
Thank you. I have played this song for years, but without the engaging flourishes you demonstrate. I do have trouble with using my thumb on the low "E." I have a Republic Parlor coming my way in the next few days--a resonator. Since I build and repair and do precision set-ups, I was able to have excellent communication with Republic's set-up man. We spoke the same language, and he clearly enjoyed working with a buyer who knew what needed to be done. And, no argument when I asked that he tuck an additional saddle in the case. Overall, these are very friendly people and they are invested in customer enjoyment of their guitars. I am quite excited about the guitar. I need the short scale, and the technician looked over all of their stock to find the nicest neck and finish of the model, a Parlor Rocket UFO, polished nickel. It is 24 1/2" scale. I have played my very old Guild D 40 at 25 1/2" scale for nearly its 40 years of life( the guitar's life, I am 74). But, as I have gotten older and having abused my hands, building street rods and real race cars, and driving them and , inevitably crashing them, my hands demand a short scale. I don't expect magic, but it should be a fun guitar to play.
That is a wonderful and inspiring lesson, I loved it and will be working on it for a long time, but in the performance part I ended up really wishing your guitar had fret markings.
Not to be a butt head but to maybe help others who may try to learn the intro. There are a couple of places where He says one thing but plays it different. Watch his fingers to actually learn the intro. (I haven't gone beyond the intro.). The guy is great
Thanks. You could use the youtube slow down function (use the cog wheel if you watch with a computer or the three dots for phone/ipad) or you could order the tab...
Yes I noticed that. At one point he says E but its actually C11 and then a minute later its C again. I'm still struggling with it but with some determination and I'll get there. I just watch it over and over again. (Like a round robin!) One more song crossed off my bucket list!
Please open the videodescription for link to the lesson pack. In the navigation bar you also will see "single lessons with video", there you can make a payment for any individual song which is part of a pack.
in the introduction,at 1:50,when you slide to the D7, you play the note of A (fitht fret)..but then..when you show it again,..at 2:20 you don't play it anymore....so,what is better?
Not much to explain, it's been done before. My guitar is patterned on the old Gibsons; here's Eddie Lang with a similar one ua-cam.com/video/Q-aF8k1ddek/v-deo.html The influence of the size of the pickguard on the sound is minimal and to play comfortably you need that pickguard.
part 1: 0:00
part 2: 3:15
part 2 with pace 6:06
part 3 chorus: 9:02 with pace
part 4 11:53
I'll go along as I learn lol feel free to add
16:16 only for the tough - slowly
16:53 really slowly
21:16 ending hard part
Nice gesture.
Love to hear a great player and teacher who loves his work. It's beautiful....
Well sir, i have to say, I think this is the best version of this song that i have heard, you are clearly a master of the blues...... I will try to learn this ...Thankyou
im almost done learning it only the last 7 chords or so and i just wanted to say how grateful im am. this video is a masterpiece! you are amazing
Definitely the best lesson out there for this piece.
I've never been good at playing by ear. I played in a band for years with my spar Si. He could hear something once and do a passable imitation, give him a couple of goes and he would nail it. I came to depend on him for working out the nuances of a tune. You,sir, brought back the memory of how we would go through a number. I was looking for a version that was close to the Scrapper Blackwell recording. Nice job. Thank you.
I played this song throughout the 90's and have been wanting to revisit it and add some new life. I love all your embellishments and the various techniques you present here. I appreciate you breaking this down nice and slow for "tab impaired" musicians like myself. Thanks for teaching to different learning styles, if I can hear and see it, then I can learn it. I laughed at the "performance version" versus the "living room version", you are so humble, I doubt any of your audience would notice you stumbling like they would when I mess up.
I have watched quite a few guitar instruction videos, this is by far the best...
Thank you so much, so inspiring. I've been trying to play this for ages and now I'm on my way at last!
綺麗なコード進行ですね。
朝から清々しい気分になれました。
素晴らしいテクニック。
憧れの先生です
Best version/arrangement of this song I’ve seen.
Was just listening to Scrapper Blackwell hoping to find a lesson. Thanks for this!
Signor Daddy.... è un grande piacere osservare le sue mani !!!! E' un vero artista della chitarra. Amo molto questo brano,spero di imparare almeno l'introduzione, per me me sarebbe un successo...Grazie MAESTRO......💥💥
You are a legend, never thought id be able to learn this one. Thank you
I love this rendition Mr Stovepipe, the flow is just excellent..
Such a great lesson and truly wonderful guitar playing man!
I was looking for a few variations. Wow! This is 8 bars to the power of 2! Thanks.
a very accurate video lesson,very helpful.I must to learn well the third section.very nice arrangement.
Thank you. I have played this song for years, but without the engaging flourishes you demonstrate. I do have trouble with using my thumb on the low "E." I have a Republic Parlor coming my way in the next few days--a resonator. Since I build and repair and do precision set-ups, I was able to have excellent communication with Republic's set-up man. We spoke the same language, and he clearly enjoyed working with a buyer who knew what needed to be done. And, no argument when I asked that he tuck an additional saddle in the case. Overall, these are very friendly people and they are invested in customer enjoyment of their guitars. I am quite excited about the guitar. I need the short scale, and the technician looked over all of their stock to find the nicest neck and finish of the model, a Parlor Rocket UFO, polished nickel. It is 24 1/2" scale. I have played my very old Guild D 40 at 25 1/2" scale for nearly its 40 years of life( the guitar's life, I am 74). But, as I have gotten older and having abused my hands, building street rods and real race cars, and driving them and , inevitably crashing them, my hands demand a short scale. I don't expect magic, but it should be a fun guitar to play.
Good luck with the new guitar.
That is a wonderful and inspiring lesson, I loved it and will be working on it for a long time, but in the performance part I ended up really wishing your guitar had fret markings.
Great lesson, really clear and articulate, thanks - looking forward to to more :)
Thanks, many more lessons at my website www.daddystovepipe.com
That strumming technique at 1:00 is so cool
ARIGATO(有難う）= THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love this song!
Excellent lesson. Thanks kindly good sir....
Fantastic!💯
Thank you Master! i've been waiting for this for a long time :)
Good stuff. Never delete this vid
You best download it to be sure ;-) ua-cam.com/video/XXaq-h3Ub-I/v-deo.html
Brilliant
Ace❤ thanks
Thank you so much. Wonderful lesson!!!
great lesson thank you friend
beautiful thank you
That's really great. Thanks!!
Pretty cool lesson, thank you!
Love it keep on making videos
Very nice indeed!
wow!
Still works.👍
Beauty!!! Super!!! Thanks!!!!
Not to be a butt head but to maybe help others who may try to learn the intro. There are a couple of places where He says one thing but plays it different. Watch his fingers to actually learn the intro. (I haven't gone beyond the intro.).
The guy is great
Thanks. You could use the youtube slow down function (use the cog wheel if you watch with a computer or the three dots for phone/ipad) or you could order the tab...
Yes I noticed that. At one point he says E but its actually C11 and then a minute later its C again. I'm still struggling with it but with some determination and I'll get there. I just watch it over and over again. (Like a round robin!) One more song crossed off my bucket list!
That guitar sounds awesome! So does the guitarist. What kind of guitar that?
Thanks, the guitar is reviewed in this video ua-cam.com/video/DNE6XZewNFM/v-deo.html
I think I have the same orange thumbpick.is it a Re-Elly's ?
Mine is a Fred Kelly "Slick Pick" orange.
@@daddystovepipe
ok.yes!...is written so small that I could not read well..mine is a Fred Kelly too!
Great lesson. Well done, amigo
thanks a lot !
Merci excellent travail ☺
Soo GREAT!!
Can this song be purchased individually or is it part of a package?
Please open the videodescription for link to the lesson pack. In the navigation bar you also will see "single lessons with video", there you can make a payment for any individual song which is part of a pack.
thank you so much from Italy!
Nice. By chance is there a high G ukulele version?
Not by me but there are plenty on YT.
Thank you
in the introduction,at 1:50,when you slide to the D7, you play the note of A (fitht fret)..but then..when you show it again,..at 2:20 you don't play it anymore....so,what is better?
Let your ears decide...
@@daddystovepipe they both sound good
@@ValerioMansueti That's the spirit.
@@daddystovepipe true....
Strange guitar...the enormous pick guard covers over the oval sound hole. Nice shirt though! Btw do you do Cocaine Blues tutorial?
Not much to explain, it's been done before. My guitar is patterned on the old Gibsons; here's Eddie Lang with a similar one ua-cam.com/video/Q-aF8k1ddek/v-deo.html
The influence of the size of the pickguard on the sound is minimal and to play comfortably you need that pickguard.
Sorry, I don't do cocaine ;-) If you do a search on YT you'll find plenty of lessons on Cocaine Blues
@@daddystovepipe Thanks I already did...there was nothing outstanding. I'll stick to my version...what about Alice's Restaurant?
Play-along timestamps
2:12
What type of structure is this song in?
8 bars are repeated the whole song through; it's a circular progression aka "robbin go round" progression.
I think Eric Clapton could learn a thing or two off you!