I've been learning guitar with you for 5 years now and the friends who follow my process are always amazed, coupled with a touch of disbelief (I think), that I've "only" learnt it all with an online teacher. For a long time they thought it was a "real" teacher-student relationship with 1 to 1 sessions, only that we meet online. They were all the more surprised that it was "only" asynchronous teaching, which of course requires a very good concept (which you have!) and of course a certain amount of self-discipline, which actually comes automatically if you have a lot of desire for the instrument. With your openly displayed enthusiasm, you are fuelling this motivation even more!
Listen to the solos and find your way. It doesn't have be a 100 % correct, but you'll get so much out of it if you struggle a bit yourself and discover the notes.
@@mike04574 I would say that it depends on your level. I'm intermediate, so I could figure out much of it myself, but I would end up playing it like myself, instead of note for note like John. I would definitely benefit from a tutorial, but you learn more as a guitarist when you try it yourself, you're developing your ear that way. A mixture of both trying yourself and watching the tutorial in small parts is a good compromise. Tutorial helps you see if you're on the right path and helps you go past the more challenging bits.
I play the solo part like this, i think it sounds much better than regular chords. :D Play B minor, A and G (4x) Bm -barre chord shape A - 577655 shape can be played with pointy finger barring both high e and b strings, or let the high e ring out. You can also try to muting the low E string with your thumb if you can reach it. Same goes with the G shape. G - 355433 shape
I couldn’t find you for a minute, when I was looking for this song.. Then…….. There you were… You are one of the greatest music teachers of all time!!!!! Thank you for sharing your gift….
Justin, you made me buy a guitar, love my guitar, made me learn all Red Hot Chili Peppers songs and finally loving it. Thank you for enriching my life!
Great song choice! I've always thought this was an underrated song from the BSSM album. That album is full of so many great songs though, I understand why it gets lost in the shuffle.
When I play the chorus I play the Em on the 7th fret and just extend the pinky to the 10th (5th string) to get to the G (C CAGED shape). And then the D and the C which are right there. To me, it is comfortable and my fingers are freer for fills.
Thanks for a great lesson, this will have to go into my Dreamers cartogory, I will work on it. Maybe I will suprise myself. John Frusciante was a genius at 20. 3 albums droped in Sept of 1991 that changed my life and this was on one of those. I wish Justin would do Power of Equality. That was probobly one of the top 5 opening songs for an album of 1990s
One more amazing song you cover Justin! Thank you so much!!! Your analysis is always clever and the way you explain always very simple and clear! What a beautiful song. By the way, your singing is killer too! Congats man! Cheers ;-)
Absolutely fantastic lesson! Very clear and easy to understand! You covered every bit man, thank you so much! Would love to see more Red Hot Chili Pepper lessons from you! John Frusciante is such an astonishing guitarist. Easily in my Top 5 guitarists ever.
I think I learned one of my very first songs watching your videos 10 years ago. Always found your videos easy to follow and very accurate to the original song.
I was looking for this song on this channel few months ago and I couldnt find any good lesson on this one... Finally you made it. Thumbs up for your work
Yeah I think I will vote for yes for you to do a solo lesson on this. I like your idea of learning it by ear but it couldn't hurt doing a tutorial on it. Thanks Justin You have helped me alot with previous videos 🤘
Wow I'm glad to find you again, sure has been a while! I came to your can't stop by rhcp lesson over 10 years ago and now I've returned to learn some more Frusciante. It's good to see you again man!
I know how to play the solo but I just want to see you Justin rippin through it! You really do put emotion when playing even in your lessons! Its cool to see that :)
A gap filled in my song knowledge! I probably may have heard it before, but now I'm learning to play it on the guitar, and what a beautiful sound it is. Thanks for the lesson Justin, and count me in on the solo lesson too!
Thanks Justin helping me finish this. I've been working this out for the last week. It's ironic my #1 maestro would deliver the goods at this point in time.
Justin thanks ever so much for uploading this one. Always been a fan of the RHCP and I absolutely love this song. You guitar lessons app has been extremely helpful. I decided to get back into guitar after not playing for many years. Thanks ever so much
Justin please do Someday by The Strokes or any Strokes song! Thanks for the lessons, been playing for 3 months and your lessons have been easy yet thorough especially for beginners ❤️
Very tasty Justin. Thanks alot! I love the sound of your singing voice in the intro. Would love to know how you equalized it / what effect did you have on there.
Great lesson, Justin! Loved it! The solo of this song is definitely one of my favorite solos of all time. It’s really hard to get the tone right though.
Hey Justin, great song and for the people who don't know was Anthony Kiedes singing to Sinead O'Connor when she didn't want him. I can't believe you said f...ed up now, lol. but those are the words. Ok let's get back to it.
My favorite John live tone years. strat, some cranked marshall, and maybe 4 pedals. I'd love to hear Justin do this with the strat and then hit the solos with the Boss DS-2 :)
Yeaaaaah ! One week since I've started practising this awesome tune. Huge fun, indeed - "plaisir", should I rather say... - with the first two sections, and even struggling with the Em G C D chords in the low frets, it sounds great with proper rythm ! So sweet harmonies :) Regarding the solo, this new step will have to wait until I have mastered the main part of the song... ;-) and I'll also have to let my left hand be resting for a while. Fantastic work, Justin ! Thank you... Cheers !
Hello Justin and thanks for all your work (i like specially all your work around Neil Young) . I follow you since a long time and with your help i try to learn more and more. Sorry for my bad english (i'am an old french). I am not sure (because i don't understand all) but if you propose to make a tuto for the solos of this song ...i say YES !!! Thank's for all Yannick
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Great playing Justin. Having a hard time getting that G chord to ring out on the dusty end there. Any insight into your action on the low/high e at 12th fret on your acoustics?
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How many awesome lessons have you been putting out lately? This is another killer song. Cheers Justin!
I'm glad you dig the lessons! :) Cheers! Enjoy your weekend.
@@JustinGuitarSongs 90’s “alt rock” is where it’s at.
Ha! Same
@@JustinGuitarSongs what about the major version of I could have lied red hot Chili peppers
His best solo too in my opinion, awesome
Genius!
Great
U should check out his live solo for californication in slane castle!
Wet sand ?
That’s made me fall in love with John. This solo was just amazing as well as all his work but this one is Wowweeee
I’ve learned all my Frusciante, John Mayer, and Neil young from you Justin! Thank you a lot, just added another to the books. You rock 🤘🤙
my god this intro is just heart-warming. not only is your singing on point but you're also nailing the vocals. all hail the frusciante! :D
I've been learning guitar with you for 5 years now and the friends who follow my process are always amazed, coupled with a touch of disbelief (I think), that I've "only" learnt it all with an online teacher. For a long time they thought it was a "real" teacher-student relationship with 1 to 1 sessions, only that we meet online. They were all the more surprised that it was "only" asynchronous teaching, which of course requires a very good concept (which you have!) and of course a certain amount of self-discipline, which actually comes automatically if you have a lot of desire for the instrument. With your openly displayed enthusiasm, you are fuelling this motivation even more!
I already know how to play this one but I still just love hearing it thx Justin
Thank you too! :)
Literally same
Any chance you could do a lesson on the 2 solos as well? Beautiful song ❤
Listen to the solos and find your way. It doesn't have be a 100 % correct, but you'll get so much out of it if you struggle a bit yourself and discover the notes.
@@nedim_guitar but john plays it in his style
@@mike04574 He sure does, and it's a tough thing to replicate. Sort of like Hendrix. You can get into the ballpark, but you'll never play it like him.
@@nedim_guitar ye so a tutorial would help
@@mike04574 I would say that it depends on your level. I'm intermediate, so I could figure out much of it myself, but I would end up playing it like myself, instead of note for note like John. I would definitely benefit from a tutorial, but you learn more as a guitarist when you try it yourself, you're developing your ear that way. A mixture of both trying yourself and watching the tutorial in small parts is a good compromise. Tutorial helps you see if you're on the right path and helps you go past the more challenging bits.
So good Justin thank you. I always love to hear you talk about John frusciante
I play the solo part like this, i think it sounds much better than regular chords. :D
Play B minor, A and G (4x)
Bm -barre chord shape
A - 577655 shape can be played with pointy finger barring both high e and b strings, or let the high e ring out. You can also try to muting the low E string with your thumb if you can reach it. Same goes with the G shape.
G - 355433 shape
I couldn’t find you for a minute, when I was looking for this song..
Then……..
There you were…
You are one of the greatest music teachers of all time!!!!!
Thank you for sharing your gift….
Love it! I would love a solo video, a Venice Queen lesson, and a little Desecration Smile rhythm help thrown in for fun :)
Justin, you made me buy a guitar, love my guitar, made me learn all Red Hot Chili Peppers songs and finally loving it. Thank you for enriching my life!
Great song choice! I've always thought this was an underrated song from the BSSM album. That album is full of so many great songs though, I understand why it gets lost in the shuffle.
Completely agree with you!
There are so many good one's, but I Could Have Lied is one of their best songs, in my opinion! - Thx Justin! :)
I love when you teach us John's songs. Absolutely loved them all so far. This is another cracking one. Thanks Sir Justin
When I play the chorus I play the Em on the 7th fret and just extend the pinky to the 10th (5th string) to get to the G (C CAGED shape). And then the D and the C which are right there. To me, it is comfortable and my fingers are freer for fills.
Thanks for a great lesson, this will have to go into my Dreamers cartogory, I will work on it. Maybe I will suprise myself. John Frusciante was a genius at 20. 3 albums droped in Sept of 1991 that changed my life and this was on one of those.
I wish Justin would do Power of Equality. That was probobly one of the top 5 opening songs for an album of 1990s
One more amazing song you cover Justin! Thank you so much!!! Your analysis is always clever and the way you explain always very simple and clear! What a beautiful song. By the way, your singing is killer too! Congats man! Cheers ;-)
My favorite teacher and one of my favorite songs, so thank you Justin.
Best lesson of this song on UA-cam
Absolutely fantastic lesson! Very clear and easy to understand! You covered every bit man, thank you so much! Would love to see more Red Hot Chili Pepper lessons from you! John Frusciante is such an astonishing guitarist. Easily in my Top 5 guitarists ever.
I think I learned one of my very first songs watching your videos 10 years ago. Always found your videos easy to follow and very accurate to the original song.
Worked on your gaff a while back with Lee. didnt know you had this much content keep up up good work dude 👏👍
Been working through this song, yes please to a lesson on the solo!!!
I was looking for this song on this channel few months ago and I couldnt find any good lesson on this one... Finally you made it. Thumbs up for your work
Triple word score for "superfluous". Another great lesson Justin thank you!
thank you. I love rhcp. you are awesome Justin
Yeah I think I will vote for yes for you to do a solo lesson on this. I like your idea of learning it by ear but it couldn't hurt doing a tutorial on it.
Thanks Justin
You have helped me alot with previous videos 🤘
Wow I'm glad to find you again, sure has been a while! I came to your can't stop by rhcp lesson over 10 years ago and now I've returned to learn some more Frusciante. It's good to see you again man!
Welcome back! Cheers 😊
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Thank you for sharing this great song too, Justin ! ;-) One more Friday enlightened... Yeaaaaaah !
Thank you! Cheers
@@JustinGuitarSongs This song fits perfectly to my current mood. Just perfect !
That's cool, bro. Very impressive! Tnx!
You need to post the full cover start to finish ❤
I know how to play the solo but I just want to see you Justin rippin through it! You really do put emotion when playing even in your lessons! Its cool to see that :)
Awesome Thanks Justin!!!
A gap filled in my song knowledge! I probably may have heard it before, but now I'm learning to play it on the guitar, and what a beautiful sound it is. Thanks for the lesson Justin, and count me in on the solo lesson too!
Thanks Justin, Awesome!
Nice background and nice acoustics Justin 👍
Thanks, mate
Am really happy you still uploading videos Justin, quality content as always.
Thank you!!
hey ...he sings!!!! I've watched a fair few justin videos and this is the first one I ever heard him singing in it....more please!.
We want the solos 😍😍😍
Thanks Justin helping me finish this. I've been working this out for the last week. It's ironic my #1 maestro would deliver the goods at this point in time.
Justin thanks ever so much for uploading this one. Always been a fan of the RHCP and I absolutely love this song. You guitar lessons app has been extremely helpful. I decided to get back into guitar after not playing for many years. Thanks ever so much
Good leçon, specially with the tab on the video it's perfect
Cool you like it! Will incorporate that whenever I can :)
Great song, many thanks for the tutorial. Would love to learn the solos as well!
Thank you very much, Justin !!
You're welcome. Cheers 😊
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Come on Justin, man you are also a genius helping us. Thanks bro!!!
Been waiting for this one! Thanks Justin :)
Hope you like it! :)
Thank you , I love this song . Blast from the past and looking forward to giving it a crack. Thank you 🙏💚Xx
Awesome! Have a fun weekend :)
@@JustinGuitarSongs Hiya Justin , thank you so much. Hope you have a a lovely weekend too 🙏💚Xx
Justin please do Someday by The Strokes or any Strokes song! Thanks for the lessons, been playing for 3 months and your lessons have been easy yet thorough especially for beginners ❤️
Yes, do the solo! I’ve been working on it but would love to see your take.
Very tasty Justin. Thanks alot!
I love the sound of your singing voice in the intro. Would love to know how you equalized it / what effect did you have on there.
so cool! this song has been in my to do list for ages. Now I'm glad I've waited for your lesson!
I love your lessons! Especially to good singalong songs and just in general fingerpicking stuff.
Absolutely great lesson
Cracking tune. Great video (again). Nice one Justin.
Nice Tutorial!! thanks ✌️
Great lesson, Justin! Loved it! The solo of this song is definitely one of my favorite solos of all time. It’s really hard to get the tone right though.
Hey Justin, great song and for the people who don't know was Anthony Kiedes singing to Sinead O'Connor when she didn't want him. I can't believe you said f...ed up now, lol. but those are the words. Ok let's get back to it.
This is one of my favorites! Thank you Justin. 💚💚💚
Still killing it after all these years thanx brotha!
Yeah...well done😊
My favorite John live tone years. strat, some cranked marshall, and maybe 4 pedals.
I'd love to hear Justin do this with the strat and then hit the solos with the Boss DS-2 :)
Awesome pick for a song.
Much easier to learn your songs when you sing along thanks for that!!!!
Solo... please 🙂🎸
Thank you so much Justin. I enjoy the way you teach and find your lessons very helpful. Can we please get the solo?!!!! Please!!!!
Pleaseeee do the solo, it’s so amazing. Especially the quieter section of it.
Mega cool!
Brilliant thanks for the lesson
Glad you liked it! Cheers 😊
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lets goo get this man 1 mil subscribers
Perfect timing! I was just about to start taking this one on! Thanks!!!
Awesome LESSON JUSTIN , love this song have u ever done breaking the girl ?????🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎼🎼🎼🎼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼❤️❤️❤️
No! Just added to my huge song list, though! :)
Confused which technique to use? Here is Justin to save the day, awesome lesson man.
OK FINE ILL LEAEN FINGER STYLE. GOD DAMN YOU JOHN
Your guitar sounds great !!! 😃👍
Thank you for sharing with us
Bonjour de France les amis ✌😉👍🇫🇷
And take care of you guys
Wow! Amazing song choice. This is great
Think it's one of the best songs!
Damn.... Another GREAT lesson. Nice singing in this video.
Another amazing lesson Justin!
Solo please!!! Much appreciated.
Thank you Justin
You're welcome!
Our guitarist Vin's favourite guitar riff of all time!
Great lesson! Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Yeaaaaah ! One week since I've started practising this awesome tune. Huge fun, indeed - "plaisir", should I rather say... - with the first two sections, and even struggling with the Em G C D chords in the low frets, it sounds great with proper rythm ! So sweet harmonies :) Regarding the solo, this new step will have to wait until I have mastered the main part of the song... ;-) and I'll also have to let my left hand be resting for a while.
Fantastic work, Justin ! Thank you... Cheers !
Awesome. Well done on the intro play.
Another great lesson Justin. Thanks!
What a great song. Thanks for the tutorial!
You made my Day!! Hi from Brazil. Thanks for that. Could you do solo lesson as well? That Will be awesome. Pleaseeeee
Hello Justin and thanks for all your work (i like specially all your work around Neil Young) . I follow you since a long time and with your help i try to learn more and more. Sorry for my bad english (i'am an old french). I am not sure (because i don't understand all) but if you propose to make a tuto for the solos of this song ...i say YES !!!
Thank's for all
Yannick
Justin, can you please cover the solo for this song? lovee your lessons.
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Nice vocals!
Thank you Justin!
Love your work. You've come a long way from playing at Tatts in Hobart (even though I loved your work back then....)
Justin checkout the live version at Hamburg. Intro with dig a pony by the beatles. The solos he plays are so great.
Wow, this is great! Thank you!!!!!
I will have a great weekend with this lesson, great song
Incredible song and a great lesson. Well done
I already know this song... but not singing at the same time. Thanks Justin!! 🙏🙏
It's a tricky one to sing and play! But worth the challenge. :)
Great pick.
And wow, a tab!
Great lesson for a great song! Subscribed!
Great playing Justin. Having a hard time getting that G chord to ring out on the dusty end there. Any insight into your action on the low/high e at 12th fret on your acoustics?