Holy shit, it was 50 years ago! Same with baba o'riley.... I had to go look that up. I remember seeing The Who back when Happy Jack was a big hit. In a high school gymnasium!! One of the greatest bands ever and Pete is certainly one of the greatest rock songwriters. I gotta take a break and go listen to The Who.
Excellent transcription James. Many thanks. You’ve captured all PT’s nuances brilliantly. For my own benefit, Middle 8 section starts here 4:21 Chordal changes at 5:23 Picking style from 8:17
Thank you for your lessons! I’ve just discovered your channel and I am glad I did! I see many songs I’m sure I’ll get more nuanced playing from listening to. You’re helping me take it up a notch or two! Thanks again. 😊
I learned that when I was first starting out, so I had some small bits and pieces wrong. You helped me fix it perfectly after all these years. Thanks so much.
James is uncanny how he gets every finger position and chord right, every time. Then plays it like a virtuoso. I often watch his video, then get a printout elsewhere with lyrics. Then if they even have the right key, fix all of the chords to play it like James. I'm a musical dunce but you make it doable without all of the theory gobbledegook. Thank you again sir.
Townshend's rhythm is so cool. Acoustic and electric. My favourite guitarist songwriter. Mind you Ronnie Lane (April Fool) and Nick Lowe (Brinsley Schwarz, Despite it All) and Blue on Blue, wouldn't be silver or bronze come to think of it. Keep the belter coming. Loch Lomond on fire with inspiration. 👍
Thanks for breaking this down. One that I've heard a lot of people do the "easy guitar" version of and it always hits my ear wrong w/o the subtleties. Next time I'm in that situation I'll just slip them the link to this!
What a gorgeous looking and sounding J-200 JJ. How do you keep it so pristine looking? Fantastic lesson by the way. Always wanted to play this song. Cheers!👍👍
@@jamesjames9275 Keeping your guitars safe in a case is good advice! Also- be sure to humidify your acoustic guitars in the winter if you live in a cold climate!
Hard to believe it is 50 years old!..Still sounds fresh. Coming from a huge Who fan.
Holy shit, it was 50 years ago! Same with baba o'riley.... I had to go look that up.
I remember seeing The Who back when Happy Jack was a big hit. In a high school gymnasium!!
One of the greatest bands ever and Pete is certainly one of the greatest rock songwriters.
I gotta take a break and go listen to The Who.
@@madben9981 You brought back a great memory of mine. Also coming from a big Who fan! Cheers.
Excellent transcription James. Many thanks. You’ve captured all PT’s nuances brilliantly.
For my own benefit, Middle 8 section starts here 4:21
Chordal changes at 5:23
Picking style from 8:17
One of the greatest bridges ever written……
One of Pete's best songs. Just 3:40 minutes of perfection. The stand-out of Who's Next; an album with no clunkers, in my humble opinion.
Thanks showing it and playing it slow down with the picking and
Strumming. I learn a lot from you besides this that i am going to learn thanks
Always loved this song. Played a lot on the radio. Back in the day
Thank you for your lessons! I’ve just discovered your channel and I am glad I did! I see many songs I’m sure I’ll get more nuanced playing from listening to. You’re helping me take it up a notch or two!
Thanks again. 😊
Congrats on the 100k subs ! Fully deserved. Keep rocking
Who's Next is my favorite album of all time! Won't Get Fooled Again is the greatest rock anthem of all time!!!
You aint wrong!
Quadrophenia is the best, I really believe....such an OPERA!
You know what I love about this group? No know-it-all is correcting the title! Love that 👊
Thank you. And a thousand more belated thanks🎸
Great tune by The Who. Always loved it. Thanks for the lesson.
Hey man, just want to say I appreciate all the lessons you post. Big help to all of us duffers. You da man.
Great explanation of the intro picking, I agree you have to feel it, miss your lessons JJ
Awesome song and your playing / lessons never disappoint!
This is my most favorite album and you are the most incredible teacher.....wow.. gracias amigo ~~~
Excellent Lesson !!!
Excellent lesson and details, and it sounds just too amazing on your Gibson..
I learned that when I was first starting out, so I had some small bits and pieces wrong. You helped me fix it perfectly after all these years. Thanks so much.
Same.
Awesome lesson man. Much appreciated..
James is uncanny how he gets every finger position and chord right, every time. Then plays it like a virtuoso. I often watch his video, then get a printout elsewhere with lyrics. Then if they even have the right key, fix all of the chords to play it like James. I'm a musical dunce but you make it doable without all of the theory gobbledegook. Thank you again sir.
Townshend's rhythm is so cool. Acoustic and electric. My favourite guitarist songwriter. Mind you Ronnie Lane (April Fool) and Nick Lowe (Brinsley Schwarz, Despite it All) and Blue on Blue, wouldn't be silver or bronze come to think of it. Keep the belter coming. Loch Lomond on fire with inspiration. 👍
Grrat lesson...filled in a couple of blanks for me that I was always missing...classic tune...that guitar sounds dope! Thanks!
easily the best lesson on that one out there
Great choice JJ and the 200 sounds killer for this song .
Very nice JJ. Thanks
great lesson. Congrats on 100k!
Brilliant. Thank you
Another terrific breakdown replete with windmill strumming. Will break out Sea and Sand and go from there.
Great lesson ! More more .
Well done good strumming Technics and great sounding Guitar it will be a sad day when Pete and Rodger leave us??
Thank you James
Thanks JJ...Had it 80%, ya helped me over the top! Love the guitar...i have the Epiphone EJ-200...Gotta love The Who
excellent...
Awesome, thanks for this! Also spotted the Flutie Flakes in the background :)
Wishing I could do this ... sounds beautiful.
Thanks for breaking this down. One that I've heard a lot of people do the "easy guitar" version of and it always hits my ear wrong w/o the subtleties. Next time I'm in that situation I'll just slip them the link to this!
Thank you for your work ! Love your vids, i am a bass player and i play guitar as well, your vids help me a lot ! 😍😍❤️❤️
Superb lesson 👏 thanks .
Thanks JJ!
Once again , James nails it.
Helped me! Go Wings!!! I'll have a garbage plate tonight in honor of my success here 😉😉😉
What a gorgeous looking and sounding J-200 JJ. How do you keep it so pristine looking? Fantastic lesson by the way. Always wanted to play this song. Cheers!👍👍
I try to take care of all of them, including keeping them in the case when I'm not using them. I don't beat them up.
@@jamesjames9275 Keeping your guitars safe in a case is good advice! Also- be sure to humidify your acoustic guitars in the winter if you live in a cold climate!
Love love love this. Thx!
Nice job!! I alway struggled with that pattern but I think I I have it now. Thanks my brother!!!
Thanks James I have got to get the picking just sounding rhythmical
Nicely done ...
Thank you very much!
Sounds great
Un 'Capo' James!!! ( Capo is the equivalent of Master in argentine 'lunfardo' ...slang
very technical for me as a beginner to 6-string but I love your skills as a 40+ year Who fan
AWESOME, THANK YOU
Very nice, you should do this for a living. Lol many thanks.
I am thinking of buying an Epiphone J200. Do you know anything about them
A with the B string off, or Asus2
Did you restring with 12s James..?
What year is that 200 I need to get one...
Come back
☝ what Izzy said!!
Nice
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my life is complete now :)
What strings/gauge do you use on your j200?
intro Esus4
your choice of songs to teach is so dead on. what ever method you use to pick the songs to teach, don't change it.
Good lesson, but I don’t think Pete Townsend ever played guitar with flowers on it.
It’s a Gibson J200. Pete is probably the best known player of that model in history.
I happen to know that Pete Townshend loves flowers.
All is well except for that b major barring thing you do, jeez laweez. Thank you
Look at videos of Pete. He plays barre chords the same way.
@@jamesjames9275 I understand and it's very elegant, its just not in my playing repertoire sadly ☹️