PDF w/ my tabs 👉 playsongnotes.com/lessons/326/ Timestamps: 0:00 Lesson overview 1:45 (1) Learning the two chord shapes 3:12 (2) Understanding the basic timing 5:37 (3) Fingerpicking & the role of dissonance 9:40 (4) Learning the hammer-ons 11:26 (5) The role the thinnest string plays 14:48 (6) Putting it all together 19:00 Farewell & final advice
Great breakdown!! This and “can’t find my way home” are the hardest for some reason.. thanks you for posting! I’m sure I’ll be watching this a few dozen times😊
I know this old video but like playing. A long time , was in metal bamds , but now i just play classcial amd acoustic and was adding this to axoustic repo tiara ( camt spell that ) so even the tabs in ny two guitar bibles ( 500 songs each ) is playing eaxtly lke neil plays it and its risdiculis , the way you broke it down i was playong it in 10 minutes , inice job .
This is an amazing lesson on a very difficult intro. I was looking for a challenge, This one will surely challenge me and help me get better. Thank you.
Amazing lessons! I self thought Hotel California and Heart of Gold just by following your videos. This is another awesome one. Can you also create a lesson for Losing my Religion from REM?
Excellent🎉I'm busy learning this intro. It was very helpful,wow! Doesn't he do a muted strum though? I'm sure I watched another lesson showing the intermittent muting.
Appreciate your admission to struggling with this and the amount of effort you had to put into learning this song. Only request would be to not have added the finger style option to the lesson. IMHO those are two totally different techniques and it only Added to the length of the lesson. Still a thumbs up 👍. Thanks for your work and honesty!
How can you possibly turn a 20 second lesson into 21 minutes of ridiculous overexplanation. No wonder you say you are not a good guitarist, just confusing.
It seems to too concerned with perfect strum timing, which just says to me that if can't strum 4/4, and it's derivatives, naturally without thinking about it , you need to take basic drum lessons, or practice strumming with a metronome before you try and play actual songs, otherwise you'll wind up doing this, spending 20 minutes trying to learn the strum pattern of phrases of songs, and that'll just end up ruining your guitar experience.
PDF w/ my tabs 👉 playsongnotes.com/lessons/326/
Timestamps:
0:00 Lesson overview
1:45 (1) Learning the two chord shapes
3:12 (2) Understanding the basic timing
5:37 (3) Fingerpicking & the role of dissonance
9:40 (4) Learning the hammer-ons
11:26 (5) The role the thinnest string plays
14:48 (6) Putting it all together
19:00 Farewell & final advice
Great breakdown!! This and “can’t find my way home” are the hardest for some reason.. thanks you for posting! I’m sure I’ll be watching this a few dozen times😊
Really love this step by step break down ...this song has perplexed me forever and could never really get it sounding right
The best lesson of this song I’ve seen!
Great job!
Thank you Dave. I’m a very slow learner and a very visual learner. I appreciate the time you take….
I like seeing the struggles you've had and the breakdown of the different sections. Great lesson ☺️
Your course is amazing! You're amazing! I've been loving this song for so long and had no way to overcome the barrier. Thank you for sharing this😜
I know this old video but like playing. A long time , was in metal bamds , but now i just play classcial amd acoustic and was adding this to axoustic repo tiara ( camt spell that ) so even the tabs in ny two guitar bibles ( 500 songs each ) is playing eaxtly lke neil plays it and its risdiculis , the way you broke it down i was playong it in 10 minutes , inice job .
This is an amazing lesson on a very difficult intro. I was looking for a challenge, This one will surely challenge me and help me get better. Thank you.
Great Lesson(s), David. Happy to be a patron!
Brilliant. Thank you David. Now I get it. After years. Subscribed!
Thank you. My favorite Neil Young song.
Very well done. You seem like someone who deserves to have many friends. Thank you for the lessons.
You are a great teacher! So relatable!
This song has been so hard for me to master. So simple yet so complex
Thank you! Neil makes it look so easy......
Great song well played, I hear elements of other CSNY songs within this lesson, ,example Guinevere ect.
Thank you, a challenge but so worth your effort.
Amazing lessons! I self thought Hotel California and Heart of Gold just by following your videos. This is another awesome one. Can you also create a lesson for Losing my Religion from REM?
Excellent🎉I'm busy learning this intro. It was very helpful,wow! Doesn't he do a muted strum though? I'm sure I watched another lesson showing the intermittent muting.
Awesome break down mate! Ty!
Thanks for the lesson! I love the way teach!
So glad you have this channel, you're great 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
you are always amazing and so helpful!!!!!!:) thanks so much for sharing
Thank you my friend from wales uk
Appreciate your admission to struggling with this and the amount of effort you had to put into learning this song. Only request would be to not have added the finger style option to the lesson. IMHO those are two totally different techniques and it only Added to the length of the lesson. Still a thumbs up 👍. Thanks for your work and honesty!
Would love to see a break down of Pocahontas!!
Thanks for explaining the intro. That 1st string was hurting my ears and nobody else explained to leave it out once in s while.
Great lesson !!
Thats awesome!
love your vids!!!
Hammerons??? Is that like those really Scary Guys in Star trek???👽👽👽
Well done, but the fist chord is not Dm9, It's Dm7Add9!
You're the shit dude!
Old rugged cross
In His live version, he strums that opening with a pick and hammers on the index finger. Are you just showing fingers style here for a reason ?
How can you possibly turn a 20 second lesson into 21 minutes of ridiculous overexplanation. No wonder you say you are not a good guitarist, just confusing.
Can show us the 20 second method?
@@geraldwest3428 It's a standard open D chord with some hammer-ons and an F/D. Not worth 20 minutes.
Rude, simply rude.
It seems to too concerned with perfect strum timing, which just says to me that if can't strum 4/4, and it's derivatives, naturally without thinking about it , you need to take basic drum lessons, or practice strumming with a metronome before you try and play actual songs, otherwise you'll wind up doing this, spending 20 minutes trying to learn the strum pattern of phrases of songs, and that'll just end up ruining your guitar experience.
Without being rude I understand what John is saying...