Creedence Clearwater Revival - Fortunate Son Guitar Lesson
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2013
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ProGuitarShop Riff of the Day. Learn how to play Creedence Clearwater Revival -- Fortunate Son. We're using the Mad Professor Sweet Honey Overdrive to reproduce a classic low gain tone. The dynamics of the Sweet Honey Overdrive allow you to nail the midrange bite from Fogerty's famous intro riff, in addition to cleaner rhythm tones when played softly. Enjoy your Creedence Clearwater Revival, Fortunate Son guitar lesson.
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I think his lessons are great for people who already KNOW how to play and don't need someone to babysit them with a bunch of stuff about what chord is what or "put your pointy finger here on the 3rd fret" I like these lessons to learn a song so I don't have to spend a long time listening to the recording and figure it out,. most video lessons I can pick up the song just by watching the intro where they play it. I'm no genius, just someone who has played along time and has had to in the past learn songs on the fly on stage by watching the other guitar player, or taking the root notes from the bass player and transposing them into chords.
We were all there at one point in time though haha. You have to start somewhere.
Type "fret" in google. Here you are!
Then type "pointy finger"
I'll be honest I used too need the walk though but now I can watch this and be fine. I think that most people need In depth walk throughs
Andy does the best how to lessons......straight to the point with no b.s. talk......
I love this channel. Every time I learn so much! And I like hearing the sound of all these (well played) different and special guitars with different effects. Thanks
Great job. Agree with everything you played 100%. Excellent.
Breath of fresh air - if I can follow it then most will be able to also.
I even bought the sweet honey overdrive from them and it is fantastic ..
thanks guys
Thanks You So Much !!! I'm from Brazil my nickname is "CREEDENCE" from here in Brasil !!! I love CCR !!! You is the Guy Man ...
I keep coming back to this one!
Thanks so much, it’s really simple but the dropped tuning really makes the tune!
Again great song, great guitar, and of course great guitarist to illustrate great pedal. This kind of video is perfect to learn how to play classics, and build appropriate guitar gear. Thank you Andy.
Your a bad man, Andy!
Awesome! You rock!
Thanks for doing these lessons
Awesome
Excellent Lesson...
Thank You.
Fan-bloody-tastic!!
Good lesson! Thanks so much.
Браво!!!
thanks man for the foundations...awesome..
Really great practical advertisements for PGS's products. Loving these!
I have been wanting to learn this song for years,Now I know how to play it.Thanks for posting this Great song....
You're nailing it I knew it was in the key of A! Thank you!!!
Nice!!
..Andi its superb.. the intro architecture ! I have Creedence Clearwater very loud on my
Classic Range Rover 10 BOSE speakers all the time when not interrupted
by the radio FM automatic roads security
Great lesson Andy, Gracias from México...
Thanks!
I have always played it in standard tuning Now that I have more than two guitars I understand why pro musicians change axes so much, tuning, not just sound. It is has much more tone and feel to it than in std tuning. I wasn't much into changing tunings except for a vocalist until I started watching you. keep it up. We all enjoy. Even have bough a few pedals based on your sound.
interesting...is the original played in an open g tuning.? A few recent fogerty show videos show him playing it as in a rebular tuning....I want to try that- open -g tuning. here
La mejor lección que he visto en internet sobre este tema. El truco de la afinación está muy bueno, y los dibujos muy bien sacados, aunque faltaría un par de ellos que se escuchan en el tema orinal y en la lección no aparece....entonces estaría de 10, clavada total vamos
you rock!
Just ordered this pedal from PGS! The SHOD is the best OD pedal out there hands down!!!!
Wish I could go back to the day PGS posted this video.
Excelente
This is the lesson I've been looking for for this song. Guess I'll just have to swallow tuning down to D... :p
this dude andy is the shit his taste in music is bueno and fits the guitars hes sellin thumbs up
This is really freaky, I was watching Live Free Die Hard over the weekend and this song is sampled a couple times in it, figured hells yeah lets learn some CCR, too funny to log onto YT and see Andy has done a lesson on it. Great minds think alike!
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeahhhh !!!
The slow play through at the end is the money shot.
Thanks for the info sir! They even offer them in lefty, which was my next question! It's a really interesting concept. I wonder if it helps solve tuning issues on 3x3 headstocks w/ the D and G strings. I'm going to have try one of these!
always liked this Tune ....Anything like power chords ROC N Roll
Good Job! Most people dont pay attention to the overdubs, but those are my favorite parts. And you can play most of the overdubs in standard, but i guarantee CCR tuned down for this one.
Thanks man. I thought I read he had put something else in after the SD JB & 59.
Love these lessons. Do you have a band / album btw?
Great lesson, great pedal, great sound!
What's the model of Les Paul do you use in this video?
Some songs are made for certain guitars, this song is a Gibson song. I've tried it on my Strats and my Tele, but its definitely a Les Paul song.
Most of CCR's stuff was done on Gibson Les Paul Custom or Rickenbacker 325
That tone......
really enjoying these lessons...got a question though...are you using the same amp in all these videos and just using different pedals to get the different levels of gain? What amp is it?
RIFF IN PEACE MY FRIEND ! RIFF IN PEACE !
no prob brah! it's what I do!
Anyone know what pickups Andy has in that Les Paul? They always sound incredible!!!
Coolarama!!!...
i know you already did qotsa but can you do "someone's in the wolf" by them. i'm trying to learn it but it's killing me
Si , si , si...!!!
Thank you for a great lesson. You're apparently tuned down to D and the masses are confused. If you can't learn this tune from watching it , you aren't ready to play it.
Robert Lane Considering how this is explicitly mentioned at 01:12 with a graphic, I can't see how anybody would miss it.
Mooseboy08 It's youtube.
Robert Lane Right you are! What was I thinking?
can you tell me what Les paul model that is and what pick ups you have in them?
Played correctly. So many people on UA-cam get this one wrong
U.S NAVY!
What are the settings on the guitar, amp, and pedal, to get this tone?
Good lesson, in that you tuned all strings down a whole step so you can play in "A," but the last two parts of the intro riff are played on the G and high E strings (just like the first two parts), with hammer-on's on the G string. You can see JF doing this on the 1969 Ed Sullivan show performance.
jakollee You’re technically correct, but I’ve always played it like Andy for the tiny bit of extra control/vibrato available by using fretted rather than open notes. It is the exact same notes. Keep in mind that Fogerty is a great guitarist with tiny hands who often creates riffs and fingerings to overcome his limitations (as any good player does).
@@melodymaker135 i hate having short fingers but it made my pinky playing much stronger and using thumb for bar chords ... wish i could find a narrow neck guitar but then strings are closer together haha and that causes whole other issues
nice catch, ya im not sure then
What pickups are you using in this video ?
Hello! ¿how Fogerty do the riffs with G D C and G F C (for chorus)?? This is A G D and A E D but i want to play the fogerty version
Please, do some Radiohead!
Thank you for the great work!
Can you do some Jimi Hendrix?
seymour duncan hot hodded set i belive (just a JB in the bridge and a Jazz in the neck)
I'm thinking they're already assuming that you're competent enough to play guitar and read a tab, and are instead focusing on the overall tune and correct phrasing. Its a great video
What kind of Les Paul is this?
When I grow up I wanna be like Andy!
Would you guys recommend a Fender Super Champ X2 to someone looking to enter the world of Tube Amps? I don't want to blow a lot of cash starting out. I know that the second channel is a modeling channel, and bypasses the preamp 12AX7, but it still runs through the power amp 6V6's. The first channel (clean) is all tube.
If there's an option to bypass the modeling stuff (I assume that's what the clean channel does) then yeah. I have an Epiphone Valve Junior stock as the five watt head and matching cab. It's small, with just a single volume knob and nothing else, but it handles pedals better than my Marshall. Little low watt tube amps are great.
His guitar is tuned down a whole step, right?
yes
Muddy
What kind of nut is on that LP?
i request hey joe
JAMES GANG FUNK 49!!!
Tune?
Did this guy do the voice "narration" in rocksmith? Lol
Yes
Please return.
unless hes changed them, its got a seymour duncan hot rodded humbucker set
Do Some ZZ Top!!! (Just got Paid)
What's your tuning ?
John tune down one whole step to D standard tuning.
I don't think so , the hot rodded are seymour duncon signed and these aren't
But Andy you didn't show us your clean tone!
Sing Born This Way by lady ga ga during the verse chord progression. Fits perfectly. Copy cat!
Pedal sounds cherry. If I ever need another OD, that's the one.
Soa
I come from here from forrest gump
Tune your guitar to D-Standard => 1 Step down from normal..
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Its funny how many people want to cover this song but have absolutely no concept of tuning the guitar down to D. They usually don't know what that means and the moment you explain it to them they get real resentful toward you and I know it's time to walk away.
Blops!:p
dude, either make it clear which fret u playin or atleast say'em....
umm this is PRO guitar shop not noob store. Learn your chords and scales and then come back
+Stephen Mangum DAMN SON! 😂
Sorry, a bit too harsh. I'm just done with negatives on Andy for no reason. He does put TAB on screen when it gets dicey. And if you don't know a D chord is lower 2-3 then you just are not ready to play this.
Dude, Look at the fretboard in three's and you'll never be lost. Thats what fret markers are for, they're on every third fret (except 12 and 15). Once you figure that out your golden.
Almost as good as ccr
seymour duncan ,sorry
the tune down is good but not practical for the giging musician
PGS = Best Pedal Demo Ever but Worst Guitar Lesson Ever
I love this channel. Every time I learn so much! And I like hearing the sound of all these (well played) different and special guitars with different effects. Thanks
Awesome