I agree with Tang about playing the song in regular playing speed at the very begining so students hear what it will sound like. And you do great as a teacher! . Thank you.
I watched the whole thing just to listen to her voice. So nice. I imagine my grandmother sounded like this. I never met her. I know she came from across the pond, and never lost her accent according to my family. Sigh.
@jobywaterguitartuition some little hamlet close to Liverpool, I heard. Everyone recalls she was a proper lady. But hey, thanks for the lessons! I've practiced like crazy for two months. My fingertips have all calloused, and I can strum along to bunches of different songs. Your lessons have been wonderful. It's pretty amazing to learn something new as a middle-aged guy. I definitely learn differently than as a kid.
@77AbleArcher ah great. There are some nice spots round Liverpool. Some quiet Hamlet types. How nice! Glad you’re getting on well with your playing. Callouses sound like you’re on the right track 👌😀 It’s def different learn at that age but also really rewarding in knowing much more about music and more about what you like 👍
Merci de Paris, quartier populaire, un musicien anglais qui a un jour joué avec des débutants dont moi, nous a dit, ne faites pas attention aux professionnels arrogants, la musique sonne, ce n'est pas une compétition, car il faut écouter. ton arrangement m'a fait penser à ça, finalement, je me suis compliqué en voulant jouer du fingerpicking, ta version est très jolie. Thank you from Paris, a popular neighborhood, an English musician who one day played with beginners including me, told us, don't pay attention to arrogant professionals, the music sounds, it's not a competition, because we have to listen. your arrangement made me think of that, ultimately, I complicated myself by wanting to play fingerpicking, your version is very pretty
@@jobywaterguitartuition ok !!! I don't speak english, but i understand this lesson very well !!! thank you very much !!! i' m a brazilian old man that like to play guitar with this old songs !!!
@@jobywaterguitartuition everything that i know of english language , was listening american music or british music !!! since 10 years age !!! good bye !!!
Thank you .I do like to play fingerstyle or travis picking. I also like to try to play Mississippi J hn Hurt( I can't play his style yet but I am working on spikr driver's blues and stagg o lee. One day I hope to play those. I love the songs of Gordon Lightfoot and if you know his music and can play/teach : The Pony Man and A Painter Passing Through, that would be awesome.. Thanks for your quick reply and I hope you don't mind if we talk again. I wish you the best.
It sounds like you have a few good songs on the go there. Well done. Keep on it. Both great musicians you have mentioned. I have put them down on my list for future lesson ideas 👍🎸
Download song sheet (with tab & chords) jobywaterguitartuition.com/product/stand-by-me-pdf/ How are you getting on with muting the bass line? Has anyone tried it? 🙏Support My Work -jobywaterguitartuition.com/product/youtube-donation/ 👉Main site to book private online lessons with me for guidance and feedback on your playing: jobywaterguitartuition.com/ Regular blogs here too 😊🎸
note that in her description on moving from A minor to F major in the base run, Jo omitted the open A string (ie the C note) before plucking the G an F notes. She does so in the slow play, but not in the description.
Hey 👋😊 thanks for watching the vid, I hope you enjoyed learning it. Could you put a time stamp on this so it’s more helpful for people? And for me to check out… There isn’t a C note between Am & F chords so can you help me understand what you mean in case there’s anything I do need to amend. Much appreciated Jo 🎸
Loved the video, great job and I’m learning myself but this is going to really help me out. I chuckled because as soon as i found of there was an “F Chord” I said oh right on my favourite NOT LOL but then watching your video you mentioning “if you can play it like that” made me chuckle because im sure you can relate LOL. Well done, great video. Hi from Edmonton, Alberta Canada
You know it 😊 Everyone needs an F chords alternative some days. I’m glad you found the video helpful. Good luck with your playing. Do you sing too? Hi from Liverpool 👋 I did a coffee shop concert in Edmonton in 2004 as part of a tour I was on with a band across Canada. Loved Canada! 🇨🇦 ❤️
@@jobywaterguitartuitionawww your from Liverpool? My favourite team YNWA ❤ oh that’s so cool you were in Edmonton? I was born in the UK in Cheshire. I miss home. I do sing and learning more to do both. Im really enjoying it I’ve been playing for about 5-6 months now and really love it.
@@TheBrit07 I’m actually from West Yorkshire but have lived in Liverpool for 20years so know it fairly well 😊 Cheshire is a nice part of the country! I know it well. Hello from home in that case 👍 Awesome keep up the playing 🎸
It is a perfect lesson with the bass line included... very well explained... I find for my part, that it sounds closer to the original version in the key of G (G - G - EM - EM - C - D), but I suppose it makes it harder to include any bass line in this version... Thanks for all. BR. 🙂
Firstly, thank you so much. I’m happy you enjoyed the lesson👍 Secondly, you’re exactly right-you don’t get the low bass line per the song in another key on guitar. I thought that was important for a lesson to be able to hear the recognisable bass line. You’re welcome! Thanks for the comment 🎸😂
Hello. Iust discovered your channel. Your teaching style is great I hope you get enough subscribers to sustain your channel because I would love to see more of you. I'm particularly impressed with how you explain so beginners can get it. If you take requests, let me know. I have several songs I would like to learn, Thanks.
Hi! Thanks for watching and for your feedback. I hope you feel like you’re getting somewhere with your playing. I’m very open to requests so if you want to send me a little list on here I’ll see what I can do 👍 If you want any more info or feedback I teach online and private lesson via my website. If you’re interested in the future here’s the link: jobywaterguitartuition.com/ Until then, keep practising and learning and hopefully I can contribute! Thanks Jo 🎸
Nice 👍 nice vid well explained with not technical music theory like some of the boffins, been playing for 45 years , and to be honest I couldn’t have demonstrated that song as well as you did xx 💋
Thanks. I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’ll be sorting the TABs to link with the lessons and other TABs in the coming months. They’ll be downloadable for my main website jobywaterguitartuition.com/ I’ll announce it 😊👍🎸
Madam excuse me please. In the progression c, a minor, f and g - when to use f when to use g when to use C minor etc. Nobody explains this. Is the progression must be repeatedly played in the same line c a minor F, G again and again or it will come up and down ? sometimes G sometimes C, a minor - in what basis this will go up and down. can you please explain in details ? when the pitch goes high G should be played when the pitch comes down the a minor must be played etc. All the details can you please explain us. Thank you very much I like this video.
Hello 👋 Thanks for your comment and also your question! The chords repeat in the same order throughout the song. The verses and choruses have the same chord sequence. It’s not quite as simple as when the pitch goes or down the chords change. In this song it’s easier to say the C chord lasts for the line ‘when the night has come’ Am ‘and the land is dark’ etc. Does that help? 🎸
Hello Jo! I was looking for some tips for playing 'Stand by me' and your video came to me. I've just gone around your channel, pretty cool ! I was wondering which brand/model is your guitar. It seemed to be a Taylor, but I cpouldn't see any video in your channel talking about your instrumment. I'm willing to buy a new guitar and started looking at Taylor and Martin guitars. I'm from Brazil and unfortunatelly we don't have official ressellers of these brands, so, looking at UA-cam videos help me to get to know the different models of Taylor and Martin. Do you have a video in which you talk about your instrumment ? If not, could you please tell me the brand/model of it ? Thank you and keep on recording your videos. Your channel is pretty cool ! ;-)
Hey 😊👌 thanks for your message! Really happy you’re enjoying the lessons My Taylor is a 214ce. It’s a really excellent guitar. Warm sound, resonates lovely, clear individual notes. Really effortless and smooth to play. I like this guitar a lot and would recommend as a decent acoustic. I play it with 12 gauge Elixir strings. Nice combo. I don’t have a video where I talk about it but I’m happy to answer any questions you have 👍
@@jobywaterguitartuition Hi, Jo ! Thank you for answer. It was was very kind from you. I've just seen it at Amazon for about USD 1,300/1,400 . But look how terrible is for us, Brazilians: when I selected it to be delivered in my address (Brazil), it doubles the price because Amazon adds import taxes. It's insane. Anyway, I'm willing to the US by the end of the year to buy the guitar, it'll be cheaper. I don't mean to abuse of your kindness, but if you couldgive me this info, it'd help me a lot: I think this model uses steel strings and I need a NYLON one. So, I'd like to know: which would be an intermediate NYLON model from Taylor and Martin ? And which would be the best NYLON model from Taylor and Martin ? And finally, for nylon models, would you reccommend, Taylor or Martin ?
Wow, they really drive the price up ay! Sounds like a trip to the US will help. I honestly can’t recommend something I haven’t played so not sure on nylon models to tell you about. I would imagine if Taylor does a nylon string version of my model it will be excellent 👍 happy shopping!
Thank you very much! 😊 I will do. I’m from West Yorkshire but have lived in Liverpool for 20 years so my accent has a bit of a twist these days 😆 what songs are you learning at the moment?
@@jobywaterguitartuition I've been learning Guitar myself through online instructors like yourself. I'm probably past beginner level but I wouldn't say I was at intermediate yet. Can play and switch quite well through the open chords and can do the bar chords. My God it took me ages to get F chord. It felt like I was trying to catch a fly with chopsticks. I play it the traditional way. I can't do that way you play it there. I don't want to be Jimi Hendrix although we do have something in common because I also play left handed. If I could play about a dozen easy 4 chord songs (even with the odd bar chord and palm muting) I'd be happy. Anyway you keep up the good work because I'm sure I speak for many when I say your lessons are enjoyable and not to difficult to follow👍
It sounds like you’re doing great! Well done getting the F chord. That breaks some people 😂 Best of luck with your playing going forwards and again thanks for the feedback. It’s really nice to hear the lessons are working well 😊
Like simple songs the best my trouble seems to be flat picking fiddle tunes or anything with a flat pick, a thumb pick yes. But that's what keeps me trying
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed. I’m toying with that idea. I try to play chunks of the song slowed down and to speed with descriptions of song structure. I think it’s possible to make videos too long sometimes so have debated playing the songs through. Thanks for the feedback I really appreciate it. Good luck with your playing 😊👍🎸
@@jobywaterguitartuition That’s a fair point about length of video and not making the videos too long. Anyway I enjoy your style of video a lot. Best of luck with the channel. Subscribed.
Not that transposition isn't a option, I learned this song in G maj, E min, C maj, and D maj. I stopped in to see how this sounded instead. I never thought about trying to sing it in a higher key. Ironically, I just looked up Ben E. King's version and it was written in the key of A. It was a nice video and I enjoyed it. Thanks.
Yes it’s all good. I put it in the vid description. The original is in A but the F# can be challenging for beginners so I wanted to transpose it to a key that gave us the option to add in the distinctive bass line. Having a ref point like that can really help people to recognise a song when they’re learning and it can make it much more enjoyable. For the original key with my chords you would have to capo 9th fret. Thanks for your feedback. I’m glad you enjoyed the lesson. Do you sing along too when you play? 😊👍🎸
Ah glad you enjoyed the tutorial. This was for beginner guitarists. Covering the guitar part. There will be songs in which I include singing too but for the most part this is a guitar tutorial. Many thanks. 🎸😊
Hi, thanks for the feedback. I’ve put chapters in the video so you can jump to play through sections of the lesson at your leisure. There is a play through of the Intro & verses at 9:11 and a play through of the chorus section at 6:03. I hope that helps. Do let me know! Good luck with your learning 🎸😊
2 weeks is hardly anything 😊 keep going! Is this the first song you’ve learned? Try some simpler chords changes like this one - ua-cam.com/video/9tel6q1RkBI/v-deo.html Let me know how you get on 👍🎸
@jobywaterguitartuition I understand 2 weeks isn't long but trust me I dony plan to quit im terrible at everything in life I'm determined to be able to play I practice everyday for no less then 30 min lol and thank you for that link im gonna practice that
@@ajlooney1358 great. 😂 That’s it, keep going! 30mins a day is more than a lot of people do, if you maintain that you’ll see decent improvements. The Stand By Me chords are more stretched out chord shapes so they’ll take longer to get if you’ve only just started. Totally doable though. The Ain’t No Sunshine chords are a lot easier to get used to in the beginning 👍
I am beginner over 70😀and first time I see you great approach teaching the playing techniques. Thank you. Any basic advice for beginners like me, where to start learning besides what you are teaching? Many musicians have their own ways, I would like to get your advice as well🌹🤗🙏
Hi! Great that you are learning 😊 thanks for the lovely comment 🙏 It’s true, it’s good to learn from different people. There a lots of things to learn. I assume you have an acoustic guitar? My most basic advice is to say make sure you are playing often, this will make the learning more effective. Make sure you repeat things using the same fingers (avoid swapping and changing as this also takes longer for you to develop the muscle memory). Do you play with fingers or a pick? How long have you being playing? Do you sing along too? Answer these and I can give you some direction 😊👍
Thanks for your feedback and for watching the lesson Joe! 😊 Are you a new beginner? Tell me more about your experience and I’ll be able to shed some light 🎸👍
The talking is there for the people who need the instruction 😊 all informative, no waffle. I’ve provided chapters for those who don’t want/need to listen to the whole lesson. Thanks for watching and commenting 🎸👍
![STAND BY ME - Ben E. King [Beginner Guitar Lesson Tutorial] strumming + picking + lyrics](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/KCTGihrpzh0/mqdefault.jpg)
I agree with Tang about playing the song in regular playing speed at the very begining so students hear what it will sound like. And you do great as a teacher! . Thank you.
Many thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for your feedback too. Much appreciated 😊👍
Thank you from NY for posting this. Fantastic, easy to learn teaching!
Hey in NY! Thank you 🙏 you’re welcome! 🎸
It would be helpful that you play the song once to capture the audience as as well to guide the audience what the end product will sound like.
Thanks for the feedback. I’m considering it for future vids. If I do an extra vid for this as a play through ill link it to the tutorial 😊👍🎸
Yes. Great job but yes I like to see a play through first. Thanks for posting!
@@BrazosP thanks for the feedback 👍 I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’ll be including partial play through as n futures vids 😊🎸
I agree but very nice pacing, clarity, and presentation. That’s the hard stuff! And you’ve done it well.
Great, thanks. I appreciate the feedback and I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊👍🎸
I’m not a beginner. Your instruction style is excellent … love it.
Perfect. That’s what I like to hear. Thanks for the feedback 😊👍🎸
i just get give respon to be done... to misson
Thank you Jo.... for the good explanation. Another nice song added to my repertoire. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Thank you very much! My pleasure 😊 I’m glad you found it useful. What else is in your repertoire?
Thanks for the super thanks 🙏🎸
You do an awesome job of explaining this song! Merci beaucoup!
Thank you very much! You’re welcome 😊🎸
I watched the whole thing just to listen to her voice. So nice. I imagine my grandmother sounded like this. I never met her. I know she came from across the pond, and never lost her accent according to my family. Sigh.
Awesome. Thanks 🙏 where was your grandmother from?
@jobywaterguitartuition some little hamlet close to Liverpool, I heard. Everyone recalls she was a proper lady. But hey, thanks for the lessons! I've practiced like crazy for two months. My fingertips have all calloused, and I can strum along to bunches of different songs. Your lessons have been wonderful. It's pretty amazing to learn something new as a middle-aged guy. I definitely learn differently than as a kid.
@77AbleArcher ah great. There are some nice spots round Liverpool. Some quiet Hamlet types. How nice!
Glad you’re getting on well with your playing. Callouses sound like you’re on the right track 👌😀 It’s def different learn at that age but also really rewarding in knowing much more about music and more about what you like 👍
Putting the bass line in has made all the difference sounds great jo well done ❤
You’re welcome. Very glad you enjoyed it 😊🎸
So glad I came across your tutorials, what a great help they are thanks
Great to know! Thank you 😊 you’re welcome. Glad they’re coming in useful 🎸👍
Thanks for the lesson
I really appreciate your patience and subtle explanation
You’re welcome!😊🎸 thanks for the feedback 👍
Merci de Paris, quartier populaire, un musicien anglais qui a un jour joué avec des débutants dont moi, nous a dit, ne faites pas attention aux professionnels arrogants, la musique sonne, ce n'est pas une compétition, car il faut écouter.
ton arrangement m'a fait penser à ça, finalement, je me suis compliqué en voulant jouer du fingerpicking, ta version est très jolie. Thank you from Paris, a popular neighborhood, an English musician who one day played with beginners including me, told us, don't pay attention to arrogant professionals, the music sounds, it's not a competition, because we have to listen.
your arrangement made me think of that, ultimately, I complicated myself by wanting to play fingerpicking, your version is very pretty
Hi over in Paris. Thank you very much. This is a great story. It’s right, music is there to enjoy and listen to. Im happy you like this version 🙏😊🎸
your approach to music is educational, if I improve my English, some lessons with you in the future would be possible
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@patrick68558 ah great stuff! Thanks 👍😊 maybe we’ll have some lessons in the future then!
Really nice lesson on a terrific song. Thank you.
My pleasure. It is a fantastic song. I’m glad you found the lesson useful 😊👍🎸
Great teaching, great lesson …. enjoyed
Awesome 👍 thanks! 🎸😊
in another language i do understanding this lesson !!! very good this guitar teacher
Ah perfect. I’m very happy this lesson was clear enough to translate 😊 thanks for the feedback! Enjoy 🎸👍
@@jobywaterguitartuition ok !!! I don't speak english, but i understand this lesson very well !!! thank you very much !!! i' m a brazilian old man that like to play guitar with this old songs !!!
@@antonioinacio291 ☺️ this is great. Hello from the UK! Lovely to hear from you.
@@jobywaterguitartuition everything that i know of english language , was listening american music or british music !!! since 10 years age !!! good bye !!!
@@antonioinacio291 an entertaining way to learn a language 😊 Bye for now! 👋🎸
Thank you .I do like to play fingerstyle or travis picking. I also like to try to play Mississippi J hn Hurt( I can't play his style yet but I am working on spikr driver's blues and stagg o lee. One day I hope to play those. I love the songs of Gordon Lightfoot and if you know his music and can play/teach : The Pony Man and A Painter Passing Through, that would be awesome.. Thanks for your quick reply and I hope you don't mind if we talk again. I wish you the best.
It sounds like you have a few good songs on the go there. Well done. Keep on it. Both great musicians you have mentioned. I have put them down on my list for future lesson ideas 👍🎸
Thank you for the lesson Jo🙏
Enjoyed it very much😊🎸
You’re welcome! 👍 🎸
Thanks a lot Beautifully explained and demonstrated...🙏🙏🙏
Many thanks! Glad you enjoyed it you’re very welcome 🙏😊
Love it Jo. Thanks.
You’re welcome! Thank you 😊
Thank You excellent teaching style! Looking forward to more of your videos.🎉
Thank you very much! I’m glad you found it useful/enjoyable 😊👍🎸
Thanks. You made it so easy, much appreciated. May you please do a tutorial for My Girl, please 😊
Just saw you already made a video forGirl
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Great, thanks you’re welcome! Yes I’m glad you found My Girl 🎸👍
Thank you for sharing.
Greetings from Valence in France
Ah thanks. Greeting to you too. I’m glad you enjoyed the lesson 😊👍🎸
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How are you getting on with muting the bass line? Has anyone tried it?
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I do a simple Barre Chord on the G at the 3rd fret. You have my Guitar but mine is a Martín. Nice tutorial. Are you an Aussie or a Brit or Irish?
@markmartin3221 nice! Yes the 3rd fret barre chord will work well. The Taylor is lovely to play. The Martins are great too. I’m British 😊🎸
so long2 time to see perfect song from sis playing..
@@asms1674 thanks 😊🎸
Play the song first,and then you explain.
Thank you very much! ☺️👍🎸🎶
No probs, my pleasure.!Enjoy learning to play it 😊🎸
Very very good!
Many thanks! 😊👍❤️
Very nice young lady I can now play stand by me💕💕👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
😊👍lovely. You’re welcome!
Super merci beaucoup pour cette explication très claire et bien détaillée, Olivier, un grand débutant
Pouvez vous faire la même chose pour la chanson « Marie is a name and his latest flame d’Elvis ?
Fantastic, thank you! I’m very happy you enjoyed it 😊🎸 good luck with your playing!
I will put it on my list. Thanks for the request 😊
Love it! Thanks for posting...
Excellent. My pleasure. Good luck with your playing! Thanks for the feedback 😊👍🎸
I love it❤ thanks
You’re welcome 👍😊
Thanks for the tutorial again. When you transition from Am to F, shouldn’t you play open A string before playing the low E string on the 3 fret?
My pleasure 😊 glad you liked it.
Yes that is exactly what happens in the tutorial 🎸
Thank you so much 💜
You’re welcome! 🎸😊
note that in her description on moving from A minor to F major in the base run, Jo omitted the open A string (ie the C note) before plucking the G an F notes. She does so in the slow play, but not in the description.
Hey 👋😊 thanks for watching the vid, I hope you enjoyed learning it.
Could you put a time stamp on this so it’s more helpful for people?
And for me to check out…
There isn’t a C note between Am & F chords so can you help me understand what you mean in case there’s anything I do need to amend.
Much appreciated
Jo 🎸
3:30 not a c note as I said but isn’t the open A string plucked? You do so when playing.
Excellent - really helpful and very much appreciated. Thank you much.
Thanks, very happy you found it useful. Best of luck with your playing 😊👍🎸
Loved the video, great job and I’m learning myself but this is going to really help me out. I chuckled because as soon as i found of there was an “F Chord” I said oh right on my favourite NOT LOL but then watching your video you mentioning “if you can play it like that” made me chuckle because im sure you can relate LOL. Well done, great video. Hi from Edmonton, Alberta Canada
You know it 😊 Everyone needs an F chords alternative some days. I’m glad you found the video helpful. Good luck with your playing. Do you sing too?
Hi from Liverpool 👋
I did a coffee shop concert in Edmonton in 2004 as part of a tour I was on with a band across Canada. Loved Canada! 🇨🇦 ❤️
@@jobywaterguitartuitionawww your from Liverpool? My favourite team YNWA ❤ oh that’s so cool you were in Edmonton? I was born in the UK in Cheshire. I miss home. I do sing and learning more to do both. Im really enjoying it I’ve been playing for about 5-6 months now and really love it.
@@TheBrit07 I’m actually from West Yorkshire but have lived in Liverpool for 20years so know it fairly well 😊 Cheshire is a nice part of the country! I know it well. Hello from home in that case 👍 Awesome keep up the playing 🎸
It is a perfect lesson with the bass line included... very well explained... I find for my part, that it sounds closer to the original version in the key of G (G - G - EM - EM - C - D), but I suppose it makes it harder to include any bass line in this version... Thanks for all. BR. 🙂
Firstly, thank you so much. I’m happy you enjoyed the lesson👍
Secondly, you’re exactly right-you don’t get the low bass line per the song in another key on guitar. I thought that was important for a lesson to be able to hear the recognisable bass line.
You’re welcome! Thanks for the comment 🎸😂
❤i love you teach on the guitar ❤❤
Thank you 😊👍🎸
Top leson❤
Thanks 👍🎸😊
Great work Clear and effective lesson👍👍😍
Hi there! Many thanks 👍🎸
Wow you're amazing ❤
Thank you 🙏 i appreciate it!
Hello. Iust discovered your channel. Your teaching style is great I hope you get enough subscribers to sustain your channel because I would love to see more of you. I'm particularly impressed with how you explain so beginners can get it. If you take requests, let me know. I have several songs I would like to learn, Thanks.
Hi! Thanks for watching and for your feedback. I hope you feel like you’re getting somewhere with your playing.
I’m very open to requests so if you want to send me a little list on here I’ll see what I can do 👍
If you want any more info or feedback I teach online and private lesson via my website. If you’re interested in the future here’s the link: jobywaterguitartuition.com/
Until then, keep practising and learning and hopefully I can contribute!
Thanks
Jo 🎸
Maravilhoso que beleza de explicação parabéns 👏👏
Ah thank you ! 😊 I’m very happy you enjoyed it 🎸👍
Nice 👍 nice vid well explained with not technical music theory like some of the boffins, been playing for 45 years , and to be honest I couldn’t have demonstrated that song as well as you did xx 💋
Thanks for the feedback! 👍🎸 really appreciate it 😊
THIS is how BEGINNERS like 2 b shown. Thanks
I’m very happy it helped 🎸👍😊
Sub'd, though not a beginner I just feel you have a friendly and informative style and the channel needs to grow.
Bless ya, thanks for the support 👍🎸
brilliant many thanks.
Very happy you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment and good luck with your playing! 😊🎸
Great job teaching. Maybe you can post the tab?
Thanks. I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’ll be sorting the TABs to link with the lessons and other TABs in the coming months.
They’ll be downloadable for my main website jobywaterguitartuition.com/
I’ll announce it 😊👍🎸
Hey beautiful how you doing just saying thank you for the guitar see you in the next round❤✝️👑🛐😇📯
Ah, thanks. glad you’re finding these helpful. Thanks for taking the time to let me know 🎸👍😊
Thanks yr lesson
You’re welcome 😊
Madam excuse me please. In the progression c, a minor, f and g - when to use f when to use g when to use C minor etc. Nobody explains this. Is the progression must be repeatedly played in the same line c a minor F, G again and again or it will come up and down ? sometimes G sometimes C, a minor - in what basis this will go up and down. can you please explain in details ? when the pitch goes high G should be played when the pitch comes down the a minor must be played etc. All the details can you please explain us.
Thank you very much I like this video.
Hello 👋 Thanks for your comment and also your question! The chords repeat in the same order throughout the song. The verses and choruses have the same chord sequence. It’s not quite as simple as when the pitch goes or down the chords change. In this song it’s easier to say the C chord lasts for the line ‘when the night has come’ Am ‘and the land is dark’ etc. Does that help? 🎸
Hello Jo! I was looking for some tips for playing 'Stand by me' and your video came to me. I've just gone around your channel, pretty cool !
I was wondering which brand/model is your guitar. It seemed to be a Taylor, but I cpouldn't see any video in your channel talking about your instrumment. I'm willing to buy a new guitar and started looking at Taylor and Martin guitars. I'm from Brazil and unfortunatelly we don't have official ressellers of these brands, so, looking at UA-cam videos help me to get to know the different models of Taylor and Martin. Do you have a video in which you talk about your instrumment ? If not, could you please tell me the brand/model of it ? Thank you and keep on recording your videos. Your channel is pretty cool ! ;-)
Hey 😊👌 thanks for your message! Really happy you’re enjoying the lessons
My Taylor is a 214ce. It’s a really excellent guitar. Warm sound, resonates lovely, clear individual notes. Really effortless and smooth to play. I like this guitar a lot and would recommend as a decent acoustic. I play it with 12 gauge Elixir strings. Nice combo.
I don’t have a video where I talk about it but I’m happy to answer any questions you have 👍
@@jobywaterguitartuition Hi, Jo ! Thank you for answer. It was was very kind from you.
I've just seen it at Amazon for about USD 1,300/1,400 . But look how terrible is for us, Brazilians: when I selected it to be delivered in my address (Brazil), it doubles the price because Amazon adds import taxes. It's insane. Anyway, I'm willing to the US by the end of the year to buy the guitar, it'll be cheaper. I don't mean to abuse of your kindness, but if you couldgive me this info, it'd help me a lot: I think this model uses steel strings and I need a NYLON one. So, I'd like to know: which would be an intermediate NYLON model from Taylor and Martin ? And which would be the best NYLON model from Taylor and Martin ? And finally, for nylon models, would you reccommend, Taylor or Martin ?
I've just seen that Taylor has a nylon version for your model.
Wow, they really drive the price up ay! Sounds like a trip to the US will help.
I honestly can’t recommend something I haven’t played so not sure on nylon models to tell you about. I would imagine if Taylor does a nylon string version of my model it will be excellent 👍 happy shopping!
Nice!
Thanks allot, one my faves to sing. 😮😮😊.😺🐦🤓
Perfect 👍 my pleasure! Enjoy 😊🎸
Very useful
Great, thanks 😊👍🎸
Hi jo thanks for your songs, Brasil
Thank you! 👍🎸 what are you learning at the moment?
Your a great teacher, keep it up please. If you don't mind me asking, is that a Middlesbrough accent🤔
Thank you very much! 😊 I will do. I’m from West Yorkshire but have lived in Liverpool for 20 years so my accent has a bit of a twist these days 😆 what songs are you learning at the moment?
@@jobywaterguitartuition I've been learning Guitar myself through online instructors like yourself.
I'm probably past beginner level but I wouldn't say I was at intermediate yet. Can play and switch quite well through the open chords and can do the bar chords.
My God it took me ages to get F chord. It felt like I was trying to catch a fly with chopsticks. I play it the traditional way. I can't do that way you play it there.
I don't want to be Jimi Hendrix although we do have something in common because I also play left handed.
If I could play about a dozen easy 4 chord songs (even with the odd bar chord and palm muting) I'd be happy.
Anyway you keep up the good work because I'm sure I speak for many when I say your lessons are enjoyable and not to difficult to follow👍
It sounds like you’re doing great! Well done getting the F chord. That breaks some people 😂
Best of luck with your playing going forwards and again thanks for the feedback. It’s really nice to hear the lessons are working well 😊
une de mes premières chansons que j'ai apprise quand j'étais debutant +10 ans lol ^^ good approach of the guitar sorry for my bad english
Thank you. I’m happy it made sense to you and thanks for the feedback 👍🎸😊
Like simple songs the best my trouble seems to be flat picking fiddle tunes or anything with a flat pick, a thumb pick yes. But that's what keeps me trying
Keep on trying! Did you learn with a thumb pick first?
コレはわかりやすいサイトです。素晴らしい👍もつと教えてね。
Awesome 😊 thank you 🎸👍
Lovely lesson - Thank you. One suggestion is maybe play a good portion of the song at the beginning or end so everyone can hear how it will sound.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed. I’m toying with that idea. I try to play chunks of the song slowed down and to speed with descriptions of song structure. I think it’s possible to make videos too long sometimes so have debated playing the songs through. Thanks for the feedback I really appreciate it. Good luck with your playing 😊👍🎸
@@jobywaterguitartuition That’s a fair point about length of video and not making the videos too long. Anyway I enjoy your style of video a lot. Best of luck with the channel. Subscribed.
@@29memyselfandi really appreciate it. Thanks for the support 👍
Zabardast, cheers from Canadà.....
Awesome place. Where in Canada are you? 😊👍🎸
Super, multumim !❤
Thank you so much 🎸👍
Not that transposition isn't a option, I learned this song in G maj, E min, C maj, and D maj. I stopped in to see how this sounded instead. I never thought about trying to sing it in a higher key. Ironically, I just looked up Ben E. King's version and it was written in the key of A. It was a nice video and I enjoyed it. Thanks.
Yes it’s all good. I put it in the vid description. The original is in A but the F# can be challenging for beginners so I wanted to transpose it to a key that gave us the option to add in the distinctive bass line. Having a ref point like that can really help people to recognise a song when they’re learning and it can make it much more enjoyable. For the original key with my chords you would have to capo 9th fret.
Thanks for your feedback. I’m glad you enjoyed the lesson. Do you sing along too when you play? 😊👍🎸
@@jobywaterguitartuition , yes...
@@christopherparsons3224 nice one! Good fun way to play songs 👍
Gostei demais, mas poderia por um botão de tradução em português ❤.
Thank you! ❤ I’ll look into this and see what I can do 😊🎸
I was expecting you to sing the song alongwith playing the Guitar ! But Alas ! You didn't ?😅 How can one learn the song this way ?
Ah glad you enjoyed the tutorial. This was for beginner guitarists. Covering the guitar part. There will be songs in which I include singing too but for the most part this is a guitar tutorial. Many thanks. 🎸😊
New sub👍
Great, thanks, glad you’re enjoying the lessons 😊👍🎸
I always learn faster when there is an introduction to the song before teaching it. That way you get to hear what the song sounds like
Hi, thanks for the feedback. I’ve put chapters in the video so you can jump to play through sections of the lesson at your leisure. There is a play through of the Intro & verses at 9:11 and a play through of the chorus section at 6:03.
I hope that helps. Do let me know! Good luck with your learning 🎸😊
I'm an eternal beginner. Always learning and never it is so much.
Hey! Me too 😊 we’re always beginners really. Cheers to always learning! 🎸
is that your real name Jo bywater... ! 🌿🌻🌿✌️🌿🌻🌿👍
Yes it is 😊
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My pleasure! Enjoy! 😊👍🎸
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Hello! 👍😊🎸
I'm a beginner and honestly I've been playing 2 weeks now and still can't switch between cords im so bad at playing its hard to watch lol 😢
2 weeks is hardly anything 😊 keep going!
Is this the first song you’ve learned? Try some simpler chords changes like this one - ua-cam.com/video/9tel6q1RkBI/v-deo.html
Let me know how you get on 👍🎸
@jobywaterguitartuition I understand 2 weeks isn't long but trust me I dony plan to quit im terrible at everything in life I'm determined to be able to play I practice everyday for no less then 30 min lol and thank you for that link im gonna practice that
@@ajlooney1358 great. 😂 That’s it, keep going! 30mins a day is more than a lot of people do, if you maintain that you’ll see decent improvements. The Stand By Me chords are more stretched out chord shapes so they’ll take longer to get if you’ve only just started. Totally doable though. The Ain’t No Sunshine chords are a lot easier to get used to in the beginning 👍
I am beginner over 70😀and first time I see you great approach teaching the playing techniques. Thank you.
Any basic advice for beginners like me, where to start learning besides what you are teaching?
Many musicians have their own ways, I would like to get your advice as well🌹🤗🙏
Hi! Great that you are learning 😊 thanks for the lovely comment 🙏 It’s true, it’s good to learn from different people. There a lots of things to learn. I assume you have an acoustic guitar? My most basic advice is to say make sure you are playing often, this will make the learning more effective. Make sure you repeat things using the same fingers (avoid swapping and changing as this also takes longer for you to develop the muscle memory).
Do you play with fingers or a pick? How long have you being playing? Do you sing along too?
Answer these and I can give you some direction 😊👍
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🎸😊 thank you!
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Thank you for your most excellent feedback! 😎🎸😊
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I need easiest code for reggae music
Which songs are you trying to learn?
I want to know the starting codes for reggae
@@DanZopa-ex7dv what starting codes? As in the Rhythm?
Salut
Many thanks! 🎸😊
sangat peramah orgnye sampai mana lagunye ?
Awesome 😊 glad you enjoyed! 🎸👍
I am from Bangladesh,, every day I don't have your guitar class
Hi from the UK 👋 🎸 good luck with your guitar playing!
Its not everyday.
The product will sound just like the recording, listen to the record 🤦🏼♂️
Yes! Absolutely 🎸😎
I can't believe you didn't play the song in its entirety , playing little bits doesn't really work
Thanks for your feedback and for watching the lesson Joe! 😊 Are you a new beginner? Tell me more about your experience and I’ll be able to shed some light 🎸👍
Too much talking 😮
The talking is there for the people who need the instruction 😊 all informative, no waffle. I’ve provided chapters for those who don’t want/need to listen to the whole lesson. Thanks for watching and commenting 🎸👍
Just play it already!!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the lesson 😊👍🎸