Gillian Welch's "Look At Miss Ohio": Guitar Arrangement & Lesson
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings excel at classic songs that sound like they're been around for 50 years, even though they're quite current. This arrangement of "Look At Miss Ohio" is a combination of the album version, as well as an Austin City Limits version of found on UA-cam.
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Thank you
Love your playing, Eric. Dave Rawlings and Gillian are so worthy of close study and you really do them justice. All the best to you.
Thanks Andy!
They've done so much for modern americana/roots music - really kept the tradition alive, but also pushed it forward. True artists and innovators!
@@EricHaugenGuitar Yes!
Wish I could give you more than one thumbs up. I've been self-teaching for three years so this is a big chunk of material for me. Above my pay grade, but one measure at a time, I'll get it. Thank you for your mellow approach and succinct style. I'll be watching this one over n over...n over..n over..etc
Thanks so much Elisabeth!
Mellow and efficient - that's what I strive for! Just like Bob Ross :-)
Admittedly I come to your channel mostly for your fantastic work on the electric and the accompanying theory, but the stately elegance of this piece has me inspired to give my acoustic a bit more time than it currently receives.
Thanks J!
Yeah, I play mostly electric, but if I'm gonna pick up my acoustic Gillie is the first place I go :-)
Great song and your arrangement is beautiful !
Thanks so much Sam!
I have a fantasy where Gillie and Dave tour with a full band, doing all the songs from Soul Journey - it'd be awesome!
Such cool tastiness all the way through. Thanks for breaking it all down.
great explanation! I somehow only just discovered Rawlings playing. mind is blown
Yeah!
He's the Miles Davis of Old Timey Acoustic guitar - so loose, so free.
Simply excellent! Thank you
Man, I love this song. You have such epic taste in music Eric and your teaching style suits me perfectly. I'm working my way through learning your Bird On A Wire lesson .. this has been an absolute eye opener for me, such beautiful melodies and techniques. It is a joy to play. I'm almost to the end now then I am going to tackle this one. Thank you man! You're the best. Seriously.
Thanks man!
Yeah I was really happy with how Bird on a Wire came out - fun to play, with many neat tricks, and yet thoroughly reverent to the original :-)
I think I ticked some of the same boxes on this one - nice melody, nice runs, all executed with respect for the song.
Yeah, this is classic sounding. Great music is timeless. Great job, Eric!
Thanks Robert!
Those two are so gifted - they deserve way more recognition than they already have!
I really appreciate Rawling's unpredictable style. So fluid.
The Miles David of Bluegrass!..... you are so right brother.....always awesome to see some Rawlingsy gear appear.... thanks!
I know right!
His comfort in dissonance, syncopations, and note "clouds" are so jazzy!
My favorite artists transcribed on my favorite guitar youtube channel. Some days are awesome.
Aw shucks thanks so much man!
Have fun with it!
This is one of my favorites of hers. Thanks for another great lesson!
Yeah it's such a classic!
It's been a while since she put out a record - I can't wait to hear what she's up to!
@@EricHaugenGuitar if the next record is as good as The Harrow and the Harvest then oh man we are in for something special!
Miles Davis of Bluegrass….that’s a splendid way to describe it ..love that !
Thank you!
Yeah man!
Did you watch them on the Oscars on Sunday? Great performance of their latest song - gorgeous as always!
Eric, brilliant backing track.. can't stop listening. Proof that less is more. For way too long I equated busy fingers with being an accomplished player, ty for showing me the light!
Thanks James! Yeah - it's GOOD IDEAS that actually translate. So much of guitar is still stuck in the 80s speed-fest.
@@EricHaugenGuitar haha so true, and hideously irreverant, not to mention vomit-inducing. :) thanks again my friend. The music world is blessed by your pearls of wisdom. God bless you and your pursuits, may they be fruitful and ever-rewarding my friend.
Love the D140. Great tone. I have an old GAD-50 in iced tea burst and a GAD G212 in natural. And love my US made D20.
I do keep one Martin around in case a visitor turns off their ears and insists on drooling over the headstock only.
Love you referencing all the way from Scruggs to Santana!
you are awesome Eric! How about covering Rawlings part on Black Star? Please?
Oooh that's a good one! I've started transcribing that solo 2 times now - once in open position, and once at capo 7. It's tough!
Maybe third time's a charm!
@@EricHaugenGuitar Their cover versions are excellent. There's a great version although not great quality of them doing Country Girl by CSN&Y. We're playing it as part of a Neil Young gig at The Betsey Trotwood in London tomorrow, along with Albuquerque.
Great song!
I forgot about this one. A couple of friends and myself used to play this about 15 years ago. Thanks for the reminder.
PEACE 💀👽🎸🎶🎵👍
Yeah it's a classic - what a great refrain!
Great song. Great song choice brother!!!
Thanks Spaceboy!
Next up, I'm gonna tackle "Cumberland Gap" from Dave's last record - great tune!
Bookmarks for later:
3:06 first lick
4:12 second lick
4:43 third lick
5:21 back to progression
5:50 note chordal embellishments
6:05 fourth lick
7:15 looking for a different F position to play a new phrase
7:37 melody phrase
7:47 finish the phrase
Great arrangement 👌🏿
Thanks so much Kunchang!
I think I captured the laid-back feel of the original pretty well 🍻
Sweet!
Thanks Bill!
so nice !
Thanks man!
This is such a classic, chill piece to work on.
You and I have exchanged messages before on Gillie and Dave (and seeing live performances) and I never tire of it! This one was my choice this time around for my monthly tab download on Patreon and I’m super excited to work on it in the weeks ahead. Side note, my copy of the box-set of Boots No. 2 The Lost Songs arrives tomorrow, direct from David and Gillian (Acony Records) in Nashville!!
Did you see there’s a songbook now?? I gotta get that! Looks classsssssy
@@EricHaugenGuitar Yeah, it’s a cool set.
Thanks for this series Eric.I hear elements of "Out on the weekend" by Neil Young on this track.
wow... sounds amazing!
Thanks Austin!
I had a lot of fun putting this one together - it just rolls right along :-)
Excellent! Great tune and insights as always! Those Vans though! Custom jobs?
Naw!
I just keep an eye on their website - every so often they pop off small runs of weirder patterns!
Killer video!
Thanks William!
Hey Eric - I've been listening to a lot of Gillian Welch and David Rawlings recently and just love his playing. That lead me to your channel and I have to say, your channel and teaching are excellent. If I can make a request - I think it'd be great if you could take a look at Josh Oliver's playing with Mandolin Orange. He is an incredibly tasteful player. Go Heels!
oooh good idea! He's a local boy - when this crisi clears I might even be able to have him over!
In the meantime, here's me and his mentor, Danny Gotham, going over some nuts and bolts: ua-cam.com/video/hDoFnH9l1mw/v-deo.html
Eric Haugen that’d be amazing! I’ve transcribed a lot of his live solos - so great. Thanks a lot will definitely take a look!
Mesmo quem não gosta de violão , com um fundo musical deste quilate, não há quem não queira aprender a tocar esse instrumento . !
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Nice,,, 😁✌
Thanks Michael!
Great one! Love this song. Greetings from Norway. :-)
Thanks so much, my Norwegian cousin!
My Grandfather was from Bergen - I've never been, but I really want to go!
Eric Haugen Cool! Welcome! I also have a nature-channel called: Freedom in Nature. Check it out if you wanna see some Norwegian nature. :-) -Håkon
Awesome! I just watched a few and now I REALLY need to go!
Me and my wife love van camping!
Eric Haugen Great! Norway is perfect for wild camping. ..Which is nice since everything else is pretty expensive here. ;-) Thanks for watching! -Håkon
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Love brother
"Hard Times" is coming along nicely - you'll see!
Pedal steel kills me every time. Not enough pedal steel players in the world.
Yeah! I try to sneak it onto my backing tracks, when appropriate - it adds a perfect weepiness :-)
AMEN! I can't understand it either!
Great stuff Eric. I've downloaded Look At Miss Ohio and I'm having trouble understanding the fingering in the eighth bar. I can't discern it from watching your video. Can you help me please? Thanks from Matt in Colorado!!!
Aha I just looked - grab an Am chord, and then that little 0-2 hammer on with the middle finger. That should work!
Another great Rawlings tutorial! You really nail Dave's haunting melodies.
Eric, Are you still building all of your backing tracks in logic?
Excellent sweetening tip on the E string & capo. Very common issue!
Thanks Izzy!
Yeah, I'm still using just plain ol' Garageband - with some plugin upgrades :-)
I use Toontrack EZ keys and EZ drummer, a waves compressor, amplitube 4, and valhalla vintage verb.
Riff Weaver you is!
Thanks Dave!
This is a nice slow and vibey one to work on :-)
I only know this song from Miranda Lambert. I'l have to check out the version you are referencing. Good song.
Yeah! Gillian and Dave wrote the original - it’s a classic!
Hi, Eric. Do you also sell the backing track you used for this lesson or can you point is to where we can purchase it? Thanks!
All my backing tracks are available for free! Just go the the link for the tab and you can grab it :-)
@@EricHaugenGuitar Outstanding. Thanks, Eric. I'll make sure I do that today. And please keep the lessons coming. You have really good insights and break things down in a really meaningful way. 👍
is the backing drop longer than just 1 minute and 14 seconds or so?
This is way off topic, but what kind of bass do you play? Great as always!
My older brother gave me my vintage mustang and a 90s MIJ Jazz bass when he went off to architecture school - they're my 2 most prized possessions :-)
Thanks for the response!
This is the solo Eric is playing: ua-cam.com/video/BDed6iuRMC8/v-deo.html
Almost! I actually transcribed it from this live BBC clip: ua-cam.com/video/9NPEj63d0jY/v-deo.html
... But not right now
She's such a genius!
@@EricHaugenGuitar I played this in a cover band for a while
My husband is dying to know what kind of Amp that is on your left?
Ha!
Tell your other half that's a 1964 Silvertone 1484, and a Mojotone Tweed Pro Clone :-)
@@EricHaugenGuitar Thanks! Checked them out on Reverb. Very cool! Thanks so much for the Dave Rawlings/Gillian Welch stuff. My husband and I have several of their songs in the works for covers and came across your lessons last night. Very helpful. Would love a few more! Your insight into Rawlings style and attention to detail are fabulous. I'm a subscriber now, and I don't subscribe to very many.
Yay! Thanks for joining my chill guitar hang zone!