Finally, "Werewolves" will no longer sound like I'm playing a strange twisted version of Sweet Home Alabama. You nailed the groove of this one. Brilliant song and lesson, especially the bit about ghost notes, those chik-a-chiks can really help flesh out a tune. Some of the best songs are the simplest at their core. Thanks Justin!
There is a video of Warren on here, accompanied by two guitars and bass. Also a video with a recording of David Bowie singing it; the electric guitar is very prominent on that. This lesson by Justin will be great fun to learn, he has got the right tone with that SG.
Glad you enjoyed it. There are now 600+ song lessons here: www.justinguitar.com/songs Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
I had watched every video on the internet to try to get this song right, and they were all lacking. I kept thinking "I sure wish Justin would do this.". Then this. Your hair is perfect, Justin.
A nice tip of the hat to guitarist Waddy Wachtel. His group of legendary sidemen, The Immediate Family, which also includes Leland Sklar and Danny Kortchmar, are like The Wrecking Crew of Laurel Canyon. They played on dozens of classic albums. And as for Warren Zevon...a mad genius, absolutely one of a kind. One of his many famous quotes: "I set out to become the rock and roll Vladimir Nabokov. Instead I became known as the evil Jimmy Buffett."
Happy to help! Speaking of old dogs and new tricks, have you visited here? community.justinguitar.com/t/older-guitar-students-can-old-dogs-learn-new-tricks/26183 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide
Zevon! "His hair was perfect". Hope you'll also teach Lawyers, Guns, & Money eventually. (Speaking of Zevon, you've taught no songs by the guy who made Zevon's first album possible. Please teach some Jackson Browne songs! :-) ) Speaking of friends of Jackson Browne, Waddy Wachtel is currently recording and touring with The Immediately Family (mostly members of The Section, from James Taylor and Jackson Browne's early albums.) Check them out.
How am I doin? I'm doing great! I'm 53 seconds into what promises to be another absolutely fantastic video and I do believe you're about to put another song into my bag of favorites.
Good lesson. The music theory is important and the strumming. The other important part is the amplifier setup to simulate the original song. The setup is something that takes more knowledge than I have.
Love this song Justin, thank you for sharing this with us. I'm going to try this one acoustic, I don't own an electric and don't have any plans to purchase one. Take care of yourself and your family and stay safe. Again thank you for all the fantastic lessons. From Charlie in the States. I like that you say the feeling of the groove, if you can't feel it you'll never learn to play it. Feeling is the most important part of music. Without feeling, it's just missing something.
Glad you enjoyed it. There are now 600+ song lessons here: www.justinguitar.com/songs Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
It's already done, a 2-part lesson. www.justinguitar.com/songs/lynyrd-skynyrd-sweet-home-alabama-1-2-chords-tabs-guitar-lesson-st-310 and www.justinguitar.com/songs/lynyrd-skynyrd-sweet-home-alabama-2-2-chords-tabs-guitar-lesson-st-3102 Plus, you have the option to make song requests on the Songs page too: www.justinguitar.com/songs Cheers | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide
Thanks Justin. This is a great song and a really clever adaptation. A great example of those ghost/feeling notes is Joe Perry in the original version of Aerosmith’s Walk This Way
I feel lucky to have stumbled across this when it's still brand-new. I've enjoyed other lessons by Justin, and this is another great one. I appreciate the detail and careful explanations. Thank you!
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so you must be a fan of Scorsese's film
Finally, "Werewolves" will no longer sound like I'm playing a strange twisted version of Sweet Home Alabama. You nailed the groove of this one. Brilliant song and lesson, especially the bit about ghost notes, those chik-a-chiks can really help flesh out a tune. Some of the best songs are the simplest at their core. Thanks Justin!
Sweet Werewolves Of Alabama! \m/
Yep. I keep straying into Sweet Home Alabama too …
@@longjonwhite Yeah, throw in a few LICKS!
Omg that's so funny. I feel the pain lol
@@DMSProduktions *Bomp Bomp Deenooooow * Turn it down... lol
Great Video, I learnt this by watching David Lindley Playing This Song...Now There is a Great Guitarist . Who is Worth Checking Out.
I remember that song coming out in 1978 cool bring back that music
Clever adaptation of a piano-dominant song for the guitar. Well done, Justin!
Same way Warren would play it live on the acoustic
There is a video of Warren on here, accompanied by two guitars and bass. Also a video with a recording of David Bowie singing it; the electric guitar is very prominent on that. This lesson by Justin will be great fun to learn, he has got the right tone with that SG.
Glad you enjoyed it. There are now 600+ song lessons here: www.justinguitar.com/songs
Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
A tribute to Warren it is. This catchy song will be remembered forever.
Waddy Wachtel also played a lot with Linda Ronstadt.
I had watched every video on the internet to try to get this song right, and they were all lacking. I kept thinking "I sure wish Justin would do this.". Then this. Your hair is perfect, Justin.
A nice tip of the hat to guitarist Waddy Wachtel. His group of legendary sidemen, The Immediate Family, which also includes Leland Sklar and Danny Kortchmar, are like The Wrecking Crew of Laurel Canyon. They played on dozens of classic albums. And as for Warren Zevon...a mad genius, absolutely one of a kind. One of his many famous quotes: "I set out to become the rock and roll Vladimir Nabokov. Instead I became known as the evil Jimmy Buffett."
One of my favourite guitar solos. Quick and to the point. Perfect.
Zevon ...... The bast songwriter ever according to Mr Dylan.
Partied at Warren's house on Cape Cod back in the 80s, had friends who went to school with his kid.
Nicely done Justin!
Been playing this tune for over twenty years, and you’ve taught this old dog a new trick. Thanks!
Happy to help! Speaking of old dogs and new tricks, have you visited here?
community.justinguitar.com/t/older-guitar-students-can-old-dogs-learn-new-tricks/26183
| Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide
One of My Favorite All-Time Artists...Thank You for the lesson
More Warren Zevon, please!!! Guy was an absolute genius
Thanks. I always learn something new watching your videos.
Glad to hear it!
Great explanation of playing "the Feeling" , definitely makes a difference in the sound of this song!
Waddy Wachtel smashes it on guitar on this song. He has this classic 70s rock guitar tone that's undeniably him. The groove is what hits you.
Justin just love this jam🎸r.i.p. Warren Zevon
Fantastics to learn from you dear sir
From Bangalore India guitarist
Thanks Justin.
ahhh ouhhhhhhhh !!!!! Excellent Justin .... I grab my guitar and I start to work this immediately
Thank you very much!
You can also roll your left hand so you don’t have to finger it with another finger.
Waoah !!!!! Well done , i love it !
Haha! How funny, I’ve been singing this song all day, now I have to play it. Cheers! 😃
Suits your voice Justin!
Zevon! "His hair was perfect". Hope you'll also teach Lawyers, Guns, & Money eventually. (Speaking of Zevon, you've taught no songs by the guy who made Zevon's first album possible. Please teach some Jackson Browne songs! :-) )
Speaking of friends of Jackson Browne, Waddy Wachtel is currently recording and touring with The Immediately Family (mostly members of The Section, from James Taylor and Jackson Browne's early albums.) Check them out.
Lawyers,guns, and money would be amazing.
Ya hoopooopooooooo!! Great lesson
I learned how to play the song AND I don't miss Norm McDonald as much. Cheers!
You are so perfect, man. And what a wonderful personality, that comes right across, even in a video. Keep it up.
Glad to see you show up in my feed justin. It has only been 5 years since youtube promoted you. Rock on.
Thanks. Have you visited the website lately? www.justinguitar.com/
Cheers
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The best cover I have watched!!!!! Thanks
Great song, great guitar, great teacher!
Thank you!
Excellent!!! 🐺
Great lesson!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😆
Love the tone from that SG!
Very nice Justin!
Longest commercials EVER w no skip option for this video!
Love it 😊 👍🏻 Thank You 👏👏👏👏👏👏
You’re welcome 😊
More Zevon!
Nice one, Justin.
Sweet Werewolves Of Alabama! \m/
Weed, whiskey and Warren Zevon. It's the little things.
Thanks, really helpful!
One of my all-time favorite songs, thank you for this lesson!
one of my favorites thank you
Just wanted to thank you for singing as well as playing....I really enjoy your singing !! Cheers!
Awesome lesson thank you.... great instruction .
Glad it was helpful!
Great video, Justin! I've found this super helpful. Would love to see more Warren Zevon!
Thank you, Justin for all you do. Since you're playing a Warren zevon, any ideas on the open tuning on "back in the high life".
Killer solo in this one, too
Gentle request to transcribe Keep me in your Heart for Awhile by Warren Zevon. Cos sometimes you just wanna swim around in your own tears
How am I doin? I'm doing great! I'm 53 seconds into what promises to be another absolutely fantastic video and I do believe you're about to put another song into my bag of favorites.
"Whiskey, Weed and Warren Zevon. It´s the little things." - Hank Mody
I saw a werewolf drinking a Pina colada at Trader Vic's... his hair was perfect!
Great tune! Great adaptation. Thank you!!!
Awsome...get to learn one of my favorites aaaaah...oooooooh werewolves of london aaah...ooooooooh...lol
Thanks again Justin.
Incredible song and lesson, been expecting this for ages. Cheers from Madrid.
Gracias! Cheers!
Good lesson. The music theory is important and the strumming. The other important part is the amplifier setup to simulate the original song. The setup is something that takes more knowledge than I have.
love that SG mate
This is something I been looking for since I'm not a piano player. Thank you, Justin,
Nice job
His hair, was perfect.
Lovely song, thank you great Justin!
Greetings from Mozambique.
Great tutorial! BTW..that SG looks like it seen some use...out of kilter truss cover and those scratches..plays wonderfully.
I love your music so much Justin your the only one I go to for lessons it's much easier to understand
Superb! I love this song!
If Justin could do a lesson on Warren's Even a Dog Can Shake Hands, I'll die a happy man
I always thought it was Steve Lukather playing guitar on this song. Good lesson. Thank you
Hey Justin? Like the tone of your SG.
Sweet lesson!
More Zevon please
Love this song Justin, thank you for sharing this with us.
I'm going to try this one acoustic, I don't own an electric and don't have any plans to purchase one.
Take care of yourself and your family and stay safe.
Again thank you for all the fantastic lessons.
From Charlie in the States.
I like that you say the feeling of the groove, if you can't feel it you'll never learn to play it. Feeling is the most important part of music. Without feeling, it's just missing something.
I had the same thought, although I would eventually like to pick up an electric or two.
Warren was such a great song writer. great cover at the beginning. always a pleasure seeing you play Justin. Peace
Glad you enjoyed it. There are now 600+ song lessons here: www.justinguitar.com/songs
Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
Love this song. It’s great if you can get the crowd to join in with the howling on the chorus
Immediate Family is a BITCHIN band that Waddy fits perfectly in today😉😎👍
Classics! Awesome!
Great lesson Justin, the SG Tone (and signal chain) is a great match for this song.
Yeahhhh…..Damn Awesome!
Now show us how to play Sweet Home Alabama!
It's already done, a 2-part lesson.
www.justinguitar.com/songs/lynyrd-skynyrd-sweet-home-alabama-1-2-chords-tabs-guitar-lesson-st-310
and
www.justinguitar.com/songs/lynyrd-skynyrd-sweet-home-alabama-2-2-chords-tabs-guitar-lesson-st-3102
Plus, you have the option to make song requests on the Songs page too:
www.justinguitar.com/songs
Cheers
| Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide
Took my wife to Lee Ho Fook's - well, just because of the song. Fantastic place to eat. Shame it's been closed since 2008.
Thanks Justin. This is a great song and a really clever adaptation. A great example of those ghost/feeling notes is Joe Perry in the original version of Aerosmith’s Walk This Way
LOOOOVE it!!!
More Zevon please.
Would be awesome if you could do my shit's fucked up or keep me in your heart. Better yet... BOTH 😊
Bravo, well done this..love this stuff, thank you Justin 👌👍👍
Thanks Justin,been playing this al wrong with barre chords (D5 D6 etc)sounds so much better with open strings(when necessary)
very nice selection young man thank you
I didn’t know how bad I wanted to learn this until now, thank you!
Probably my mind being stained by All Summer Long lol
Well done Justin as usual. The tee shirt 👕 not so good lol 😆
Waddy Wachtell? Earache My Eye! \m/
I feel lucky to have stumbled across this when it's still brand-new. I've enjoyed other lessons by Justin, and this is another great one. I appreciate the detail and careful explanations. Thank you!
hey, i just want to say. Keep rocking on dude!
Winner of the 1978 Best alliteration in a rock single (solo artist category):
"Little old lady got mutilated late last night."
Haha, never seen this guy but he has chops man
I saw Lon Chaney Jr walking with the queen! 👑!!😆❤️🔥🙏🏽🧟♂️
Cheers Justin, pretty cool brother❤🙏👍🤘👏😸
Sweet Home Alabama vibes! Love both songs🤘
You're thinking of all summer long by kid rock, the song that "borrowed" from this and references sweet home alabama.
Sweet Home Alabama was 1974. Werewolves of London was 1978.
Just great Justin!
Love it!