“No One Else On Earth” (Wynonna) Guitar Tutorial

In this video tutorial, I show you how to play the intro to the 90’s country hit “No One Else On Earth” by Wynonna Judd! The gear used for this video is a 2010 Fender American Strat loaded with David Allen Texas Flood pickups into a 1967 Fender Bassman amp with a 1x12 cab. To get this tone, you’ll need some compression and delay. I am using the Wampler Ego compressor, Wampler Hot Wired for a little dirt, and the Boss DD-500 for delay. Enjoy!

[@chromaflage11]

Of the few youtube tutorials there are for this song, you are way closer on that riff than anyone else. Thanks for posting.

[@jonwanrocks]

bro of COURSE you've got a lesson for this one. literally every new song that pops up in a new set list for me. you got it

[@ColtonRhody]

More new content on the way too 👍

[@AskZac]

Steuart Smith played the part. Most likely on a 1966 Strat with EMG’s, Boss compressor, Boss Delay, and a Fender amp. He now plays with the Eagles.

[@TheGuitarBling]

This video is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. Subscribed.

[@DJMeCa]

Love the stank face. Nicely played, man!

[@landon.cunningham]

Thanks man! Great tone! This song popped up on my playlist at the gym this morning - I've been working on my triads and when i heard it I knew I needed to take a look and understand the lick. Thanks for relating the lick to the triads - that's the ticket right there. You here in Nashville?

[@ColtonRhody]

Landon Cunningham hey thanks for the comment! I live about an hour east of Nashville, little town called Smithville.

[@landon.cunningham]

@@ColtonRhody I'm from Cookeville but I live in Smyrna now. I go home every couple weeks. Fancy meeting you here. You know that part at the end is really cool too, I love the low voicing on those G, C , and F chords - took me a minute to figure out what you were doing. There's one part where you sweep a little or something coming off the F note maybe - it sounds so cool but I can't figure out what you did.

[@chrisrush3513]

Great tutorial! Have you ever tried learning the chorus and solo parts to Lorrie Morgan’s “Watch Me?” Those fills have always fascinated me.

[@Professorjeffsd]

Somehow people have put an FSus4 in the pre-chorus but it’s really an Fm with the C in the root
I kept hearing that Bflat thinking it’s wrong and it is. If you have a keyboard play C A flat ( or G#) and F.

[@richo8767]

That second chord in the intro (F) has a G note ringing through it. Otherwise, sounds perfect

[@alexminnich7048]

Can you do a lesson on Patty Loveless Blame It On Your Heart?

[@ColtonRhody]

Yes, I’ve gotta learn this for a gig coming up, so I’ll put up a lesson over it for you! 🤘

[@alexminnich7048]

@@ColtonRhody thanks so much, I love that song.