Learn to Play "Rocky Mountain Way" by Joe Walsh (Guitar Lesson)
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2013
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Hey, Steve! This video was so easy to follow. I watched it this morning, learnt it in about half an hour and now I can play along with the actual song...and it sounds good! You're a great teacher. Thanks so much!
Awesome, Rainb0wSeven! Thanks for the kind words, thanks for watching, and thanks for sharing your experience! :-)
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Wow, I watched another lesson and your teaching method was so much clearer on the E power chord finger placement it was like night and day. You go the extra to make your lessons better for your students.
Thank you for the lesson! I really appreciate the way you explain the technical details of the song.
Well hello Steve .... I have a number of your guitar course videos .... very awesome!! Thanks for all your work - an excellent player and teacher!!
Great lesson, the detail on the left hand motion is great. Thank you
Thanks for the lesson, one of my favorite classic rock tunes.
great lesson . you explain it very well
Brilliant tutorial, so looking forward to playing well.
love this song thanks for the well taught lesson!
Great lesson and great guitar!!!
Awesome Lesson. Been Jam’N this all day.
Thanks Brother
Just switched for acoustic to electric because my hnd dont work well anymore this is a blast love those power cords! thank you!
The evil smile on my face when I learned to play the start of the song
Ha!
Thank you Steve. You always show me a new trick love it..
Nice video dude! Good instruction. Thank you for your time and effort.
Good lesson and great sound.
Thanks Steve! I'm doing the secondary guitar and lead vox on this one. Dig it!
I would definitely love to see a lead lesson on this !! Just learning how to play slide myself !!
This is a terrific tutorial! Thank you.
Great lesson Steve,thanks
Thanks for your time brother. Appreciated:)
LOVE that Ibanez!! Long live the 80's!
excellently explains the chords and techniques to a neophyte. two thumbs up!
thanks very helpful I'm cramming for rehersal with a band I just hooked up with for a gig next week.
Great lesson thanks!!!!!
Great lesson man, thanks.
Nice lesson!
Fantastic, bro!
hey bro, you have helped me alot....thanx
Amazing guitar tutorial!!hard to find though any for this song!!
great lesson
A great lesson for people who have just started to play the guitar.
Thank u great lesson, I like it.
Awesome,,,,,,,thank you!!
This is such a fun song to play
Nice sound !
Great teachings!
Thanks a lot, learning from guitar teacher, but this was super helpful
Beautiful guitar!!
Really cool to the point all unique guitar colors you can never have enough guitars
Ha! Nope, it never ends :-)
GOOD INSTRUCTION
I know I'm late to the party but thanks for posting this! Great vid?
Ditto ! Great tutorial.
Great lesson! I prefer playing an open D and open E for that second rhythm part. Sounds alot brighter.
You got a lot of patience. That's a sign of intelligence. God bless
On the first E chord and the stretching to the 9th fret with your pinky finker,just put your thumb in the middle behind the fret board in back,instead of wrapping your thumb around the back of the neck,this allows you to make the stretches easier.
Awesome video! Thanks
My pleasure!
Thanks Steve! One of my all time favorite songs....one of the greatest rock songs of all time as far as I'm concerned...Joe Walsh is so awesome he makes it look so easy...but in reality the man is a fricken' genius!...
Yes, until something better gets invented, but I doubt it.
Thanks for watching, guys! :-)
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Thanks man the pinky part is why My version wasn’t sounded exactly right I like to guess before I play good ear practice and cool you mentioned some mute tips I never thought about the thumb nail always just use my palm as I play down like sweep pic and dude I love that guitar is it a Steve vai
You’re a very good instructor \m/\m/
I don't really know anything about guitars. Play a B.C. Rich Platinum Warlock, myself. But I do like that job you're playing, Steve. And love this song and this lesson. Sweet! Top ticket. Thank you.
Thanks
Thanks.
Hello Steve. great lesson. thank you very much. Was wondering if I could make a request? "Still Loving You" by the Scorpions PLEASE.. An awesome song that I would love to learn. Thanks Steve.
Damn good Mr. Jam.
Thanks for the compliment, Dan! And thanks for watching! :-)
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Great lesson. Electric guitar players need muting tips like you show
Bro Steve I honestly must tell you that I have looked at a lot of teachers on UA-cam for some reason you explain and show things at my speed, I try and learn a song a day from you. Sometimes I like to learn a song I already know to see how you play it and pick up other’s Idiosyncrasies. Love the vids dude! ~58 Epiphone Korina Explorer reissue~
steve please show us how the slide guitar parts of this song work !!
great looking guitar man reminds me of the hover board
Thanks! It does...very colorful but above all great sounding!
ok steve im gonna go there, please show the solo and slide
work for this song please.
Thanks for the lesson sir. I’m new to your channel, have you done Rock Candy yet? If not hopefully you will.
heavy duty riffs in this one
Indeed! Thanks for posting and any questions please feel free to ask.
awesome pink ibanez!!!!
Hi Ian. Thanks for your comment.
Something about playing this on a Steve Vai Ibanez seems wrong
Agreed
And the EMG pickups make it sound too metal lol
And the constant buzzing is so annoying. Why would you record the whole video with such a horrible sound is beyond me. Don't they listen to it before uploading it?!?!
Surely he could have borrowed a friend's Telecaster...
Especially without the solo lol
Steve, you have a lot of ibanez guitars , do they sponsor you or do really like this kind of guitar???
Not 1 tab version of Merle Haggards "i'm always on a mountain when I fall" intro... In the whole of the internet world. Dare ya!
Damn, nice Axe -Steve Vai Ibenez , Im jealous !
To play the song what key do we tune the guitar to and would you play it the same with a pic?
Would love to learn heaven by mylon and brokenhearted Keep rockin
Hi. Thanks for commenting. I'll put that one on the request list! 👍
great lesson. that guitar though lol
Hi Steve any chance you could do "county Fair" an old Joe Walsh, there is one attempted cover but it's a jumbled mess, you'll agree I think. Thanks
Thanks for the suggestion, Robert! :-)
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You left out the most important part !! The slide guitar. It defines the whole song.For anyone out there who wants to play the slide part,be sure to tune your guitar to an open E tuning,and keep your slide directly over the fret you want to play,not in between .This is one of the most fun songs ever to play slide guitar on !
That's why I came
When you say 'pinky', would that be your little finger or that garish guitar?
Steve, great tutorial! Please let me know if you read this. I have a request for you. Rad
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See Joe Walsh teaching this at Gibson. This may need a redo. LOL this the way I play but I am getting the slide and fixin it.
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One more reason I need a Looper pedal !!!
Thanks for watching! :-)
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to bad you did not play the whole thing so we could hear how it sounded all the way through...you need to revisit some of these and give them a little more attention these are GREAT !!
Thank you Ed,
Steve
Please cover the lead parts.
WoW!! Great lesson; thanks!
If You accept requests; mine would be "RaiseYourBattleFlag" by Celtic Confederates...
I really like that guitarwork from that song...Nowhere to find tablets or notes...or videos..nothing
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Thank You for making these lessons....
You are very welcome!
Now how about playing it in open E, the original?
Hey! A Fat Finger on the headstock! "I have two myself!" (obscure Die Hard reference there)
What tuning is this in?
Rob Van Dam!! :0
What kind of guitar is that?
My request is an oldy but a goody, by Don Henley, Smuggler Blues /Rhythm and Lead.
Don Henley did not do Smugglers Blues
Who did then?
My bad it was Glenn Frey that wrote smuggler's blue's( Can you show us how to play it?)
He also started in that Miami Vice episode as a pilot that flew Cricket and Gibbs to Medellin or Cartehaina or somewhere Barry Seal used to frequent!
I think youre helping me a lot dude. Dont mind those haters. Im a beginner. And who makes that Guitar dude. I think it sounds pretty good! Better than mine. But i just have a PRS SE
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@GuitarZoom Songs, Hi Steve, I thought Walsh played it in open E tuning.... Thanks for the lesson though, sounds great...
I think you're right about the tuning. This video lets you play the song in standard tuning, so you can play it without having to retune... or use a slide.
Thanks for watching and commenting, Monty! :-)
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@@GuitarSongsChannel Oh, Mike, sorry I didn't notice Mike being your name. At any rate, thank you for getting back with me so quick. Also thanks for the information you added to that reply. This is my problem. I never learned how to read or write music.
Thanks to the internet, along with a few great teachers, that have their lessons on UA-cam (that I use), as most of us usually do. I just search the song I'm interested in & then pick the guy/guys from my list for the particular song.
With that being said, since I am sloooowly learning how to read music, I've been working on ''Alternate Tuning'' because one of my favorite bands, CS&N, Stills uses alternate tuning a lot & because I have so many guitars, I just leave them in those tunings.
Because I love playing guitar, I have taught 2 sons how to play guitar & I've included working with 2 grandsons. To make life easier, I bought about 8 extra guitars, 4 bass & a Yamaha electric keyboard so the guys were able to choose what instrument they wanted to learn on first. Keyboards I'm not very good at but for anyone who originally learned how to play by ear, that's been my saving grace because I can usually figure out the chords going by sound. It was that part of learning I past on. I have told 1 son & 1 grandson to start by learning how to read music & then choose which instrument (visa-versa actually). So far learning & playing is becoming to be a lot easier for them....
I believe I'll subscribe to your channel and see where it will lead me to because the more knowledge I get, the more I can safely pass on to them & also so I can better point them in the right direction.
Sorry for my long reply that started with a comment about a Joe Walsh song & the tuning he used but that's how I've got to where I'm at now. I'll say this about my sons & grandsons, Not so much that I am going to continue being a teacher I suppose, but rather more of the support they will need. I enjoy listening to my 22 year old grandson (who is living with us), as he practices on the either his bass or keyboard....
Thank you again for your reply, (I'll check your site out. I know I need to do that for me & for them).......M.D..........
Thanks for sharing your experience, Monty! That's awesome about having all those instruments for your sons and grandsons. I bet they create some awesome music! :-)
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What happened to his sideburns?
dude, you need a nioze suppressor like a boss ns2
how about doing joe walsh's lifes been good
You mentioned not to strum too many strings but never mentioned which strings we should strum, for each part can you clarify?
Hi Mike! When you play power chords with the Root on the 5th string the most important string NOT TO PLAY is the 6th. You can strum the other strings but try to mute the ones that are NOT part of the chord shape. You can do that by muting the other strings with the lower part of your finger. Bottom line: The important strings to strum are the ones that are part of the chord shape. In this case, strings 5 and 4 for the first guitar part & 5 4 and 3 for the second guitar part. Hope this answers your question.
a guitar is an instrument whose sound is completely dependent and different, depending upon the settings and type of amplifier, plus any foot pedals it is routing through...I would never do a tutorial on a rock guitar without FIRST showing just how I achieve that particular sound. For example, as a keyboard player, I would never start by telling you what notes I play BEFORE showing the type of keyboard, the specific sound patch AND any modifications I have made to the patch.
The song is actually played in an open G tuning. Just like "Help Me Through The Night." Watch any video of Joe playing the song, and it's obvious. He's playing major chords with one finger. Also, open tunings are better for slide playing
It sure is! I get a lot of request from students who aren't quite that far in their guitar journey, so often I try to teach them standard tuning to avoid the further complication.
Thanks for the response, Matt!
Steve, maybe a part two to this video in the open G would be of interest as well.
Thanks again for your lessons.
is that the right tuning for that song? i heard it was in E
ChrisDesi Blue Um...he is playing in E
+drizel462 he's right. it's not the correct way to play this.
I wasn't debating whether it was correctly played or not, just that he was playing in the E position.
+ChrisDesi Blue He's playing it in E.
Guys guys, Joe plays this song in open E tuning. He's tuned to the open E chord and plays the entire song with a slide.
I think something crapped on your guitar, like a unicorn.
Haha, yeah!...
I think it looks awesome!💞💗💖
When I play this with the recording it sounds like it should be up a half semi-tone. Basically starting on an F power chord not the E power chord. Is that correct?
That's because when they recorded it they were tuned a half step down
The slide is in open E
Thanks for the info, Browney! :-)
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Standard tuning?
G23 no. E tuning
lol, is that your wife's guitar - hahaha hot pink - love it bro
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Joe Walsh played this in open E tuning.
Hi! Thanks for your comment and feedback. I think the open E tuning is mainly for the slide guitar part but the tune is in E so it makes sense. Open E would be EBEG#BE so we need to raise strings 4 and 5 one whole step and the G string up to G#. Thanks again for the comment! 👍