how to play "Wish You Were Here" on guitar by Pink Floyd | acoustic guitar lesson | DEMO
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An acoustic guitar lesson on how to play “Wish You Were Here” by Pink Floyd, played on guitar by David Gilmour from the “Wish You Were Here” album recorded at Abbey Road studios and released in September of 1975.
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Heavenly tuned guitar + great choice of songs + superb guitar playing + well produced videos + very good teaching skills = best guitar teacher on UA-cam. In my humble opinion, of course.
THE BEST TEACHER ON UA-cam HANDS DOWN THANK YOU
him and marty s
I dont know about marty he never plays it right but hes OK
Justin Sandercoe is just as good.
Your attention to detail is so great! Many gloss over the intricate, subtle, and essential feel to most songs, providing only the basic "how". I've re-learned many classics from you that I thought I knew as a professional, and I can't thank you enough for helping to take my delivery of these songs to that next level.
You truly are an exceptional player, with an incredible ear and feel. Thank you!
Wonderful, everything, the feel, the sound, explanations in the lessons. Many thanks , that's a fantastic job
Thank you so much! I love both the accuracy and the art of your performance. That's just what I need to learn a lot.
One of my favourite songs ever, played brilliantly. 😀
man i watch so many of your tutorials, youve helped me clear up things nobody could, for thati thank you, and if i ever had the chance a jam session with you sir would be an honor.
Dude! I wish you all the best man. You have taught me so much. I even enjoy listening to you play the demos. You are so talented Thank you for your continued efforts.
Nice to have the option to either learn by simply watching you just play through, or choose detailed lessons if needed! Thank you!
Subscribed just for the fact that you start each tutorial with a performance, rather than the usual "take your third finger and put it on the second string" nonsense.
Just brilliant mate.very professional playing,teaching and video as well.just must love doing it as we don't see your face no ego's here. keep up the good work love to here the rest of zep 3.donation sent.cheers Steve from down under
Your guitar has a beautiful, beautiful sound. Gorgeous
I learned this song from you man and it’s a great one to jam with the homies to so thank you for this.
Great tutorial & lovely sound
THE BEST TEACHER ON UA-cam HANDS DOWN
Absolutely the best!
absolutely superb.
Gonna practice this one!✌🎶🎸
Excellent, Thanks
Fantastic demo man
🎵 For more information on this lesson and the TABS: www.shutupandplay.ca/wish-you-were-here--rhythm-and-intro-solo.html
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Just tipped you $10 ol'mate! for this and all the other lessons you have provided Thanks! This sounds great with the Nashville guitar part. Nice job as usual
+Darcy Dugan Hey Darcy, thanks so much for the support bud. I really appreciate it. cheers
I know this song inside out but its nice to see you play it though. Quality of the recording and lesson is excellent as always.
Out of interest what was the first song you learned to play? Mine was House of the Rising Sun by The Animals
Best like for like tutorial I've seen with thanks
Yes finally someone that has an ear!!!
Best sound
bass comes in at 2:00
Wondering if you could do the Narrow Way, Umagama, sometime, again there are a lot of variations, but quite an interesting tune, and I am having a tough time getting it.
Awesome Lesson! Thank you.
How do you get the drum backing track?
Sounds awesome love pink floyd! Can you do a lesson on zac brown band's chicken fried? I think it's a great fingerstyle song and I can't seem to find a good video for it. Cheers!
Great stuff as always. I was already familiar with playing the song, but i got it down even better with you help, thank you. Lastly, i wanted to suggest a song that you could teach, that being Time In a Bottle by Jim Croce. Thank again!
+Robin E (Robmets9) I feel exactly the same...I know so many of the songs this guy puts up (or at least I thought I did until I watch his video and see that I need to relearn it the right way). These are great.
Might have to relearn this one this way
Whats the guitar brand/model used on this clip? Beautiful crisp, clear sound. I heard Dave Gilmour has some big stubby fingers too, so assume strings are lighter gauge with a nicer action for bending on this model????
Could you also teach us Echoes by Pink Floyd ? :)
perfection as always -- no one as good as you anywhere ! Question-- where were you in 1975 when I was slowing down my turntable? It is so much easier now, but who knows -- maybe we are all better for the suffering back then! Thanks again!
+John Bosquet-Morra Thanks so much John. In 1975, I was abusing records just like you! It was a hassle for sure, but there is nothing like it for developing your ear, which to me is THE most important skill you need to have to be a good musician. cheers
If you could recommend a nylon electric acoustic what would you recomend.
Really appreciate your input.
Awesome channel...new subscriber.
Am watching all your videos to learn.
Much blessings 🙌
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Fantastic performance and set of lessons. Unreal audio and video quality. Totally enjoyed this. One question, how did you get the drums on there? I mean, what do you use for drums? Thanks.
+WysteriaGuitar Thanks bro. I use EZ drummer 2. cheers
How did you get that background drum track?
Thumbs Up!!
+Mark Love Thanks Mark!
What brand acoustic are you using?
Sounds awesome 👌
Much blessings 🙌
Ty
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This is the pulse version right?
Thank you for sharing the amazing song. Is it a Tylor 200 series?
+Omid Fazeli Hey Omid, I list my gear in the description box. Click the "Show More" button below the video. cheers
Nice cover. Tabs?
Man, would you mind telling how you emulated 12 strings sound? Thanks for your videos!
+dede han 0:09
+Shutup & Play - Guitar Tutorials Oh, thanks! I overlooked that since I was watching on my phone!
How do you Nashville tune a guitar????
+Gage blakely Hey Gage, here's a link to my "Wild Horses" video where I explain it: ua-cam.com/video/zK9MMXAfrok/v-deo.htmlm33s
Finally! Thanks so much man. Just one question. Have you ever had experience with Martin Guitars? For example the gpca5 which is about 600 bucks. Do u think that's worth it?
I'd recommend spending a bit more and going for the DRS2, I was going to buy one of martin's laminate guitars, but the DRS is all solid wood and sounds incredible for its price
+George Frenzel ok thanks! And how does the Taylor 200series compete?
+Fishtankguy 15 no clue about the 200 series, I'd say the 300 series is more comparable. A friend of mine has a 316 and loves it, I'm just not a Taylor guy. But you have to go to a shop and play them all before making a decision, guitars are really personal preferences
+George Frenzel of course. Thanks
+Fishtankguy 15 Thanks bud. I'm not sure about that exact model, actually I don't ever look at makes or model numbers. I just play as many guitars as possible side by side, ignoring the makes, models, fancy binding and assorted bling etc, and especially ignoring the salesmen haha. I narrow it down to 2 or 3 guitars that I like the SOUND of and that play well. Then I pick the one that really resonates with me the most. Then I see if I can afford it. When I bought my Taylor 214ce koa deluxe, it had zero to do with koa wood, laminate, solid or anything else. To me, that guitar played and sounded the best to my ears. As it turned out, it was a lot less than some of the other guitars that I didn't like! Hope that helps. cheers
What kind of Taylor is that? I think your guitar is awesome!!! I want a Taylor but have 9 different brands lol
+Gage blakely 214e dlx
Nashville tuning?
It's the practice of stringing your guitar with strings light enough to tune your guitar up a step from standard. It simulates the extra string on a twelve string
Wish i could play a guitar!
you can, and anyone can! believe me. ive been playing for a year and a half. as long as you have the motivation or desire to keep practicing. it will hard in the beginning, but like anything, with practice, it gets easier. and it doesnt matter what age you are, you can start anywhere. buy a cheap but decent acoustic guitar.
+The Boy Who Cried Pizza Absolutely right! Playing guitar is not about having some kind of mystical talent. It's about exactly what you just said, determination, desire and practice. Like learning anything, there will be roadblocks and frustrations, but if you can hang in and overcome the obstacles without giving up, and are willing and able to put the time in, you'll be able to play probably better than you ever imagined...
where do you get the drum tracks from?
Hey Gavin, I program the drums with EZ drummer 2. cheers
Andy
thank you sir!
COS WERE JUST TWO LOST SOULS SWIMMING IN A FISH BOWL YEAR AFTER YEAR !!!!!
Simple.... if I can get that strumming pattern figured out....
You miss that solo/bridge part of the song
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I feel like I am actually listening to the song
Woah sounds like a 12 string???
That's what Nashville tuning does. He wound with strings light enough that he could tune up a whole step and it simulates the extra string on a twelve string
I must have missed something cause all I saw was a close up of somebody playing the guitar.
I see you only read the first word of the title. Now read the rest. Keep going... all the way to the end. Did you find it?
Look bud, there's no need for that. There are links to the lessons in the description box and annotations in the video AND text at the start of the video as well. Not sure how you missed all of that...