JUMPIN' JACK FLASH Guitar Lesson Tutorial (Open G Tuning) The Rolling Stones
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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Here's how to play Jumpin' Jack Flash by The Rolling Stones, accurate to how Keith Richards plays it Live!
Open G tuning is (strings 6 to 1 - x means this string is not played, Keith takes his string 6 off!);
X - G - D - G - B - D
To do this, you'll need a tuner that shows any note name, not one that works only for standard tuning. After this initial setup, everything is quite easy to play - give it a go!
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Best rock riff ever written
I've been playing this song for years, and never knew it was in Open G. I just finished Keith's book where he says he played this and a number of others in Open G. This is a great lesson, and sheds a whole new light on the tune. I still play it the Johnny Winter way, though; can't help it...
It's interesting considering in the studio recording and inital live recordings it is played in open D or Open E
This is pretty true to how Keith played it in 72, and it's probably my favorite version live, but over the years Keith plays this a bunch of different ways depending on how true to the original he wants to do it... Great lesson!!!
@@markgrant1302 Thanks! That helps.
Yes! Thank you so much for this. Open G makes SUCH a difference :-)
The solo from Madison Square Garden 69 would be great.
I am in love with that tone! Can you give me the settings (hopefully to where it works on Spider III Line 6)
At 12:19, what is it ? I think it's Ronnie's part. Keef never plays solo in Jumping Jack Flash (except sometimes at the end of the song)
God! No wonder I couldn't get that sound...it's open G tuning, the simplest of all! Trying to hard again!
Thank you Andy. Always wanted to know how to play this tune correctly. Cheers...
By far the best tutorial for this song on UA-cam. ❤
This sounds awesome thanks for your help Andy, having a blast, neighbours ain't, only kidding thanks again. 😉
You need better nrighbors 😎
Brilliant! I've been playing this but needed all the licks explaining clearer, you've done just that.
i think that even I can play this now. great lesson. repetitious and deliberate. thank you so much
Amazing. Can't stop playing this. Its so addictive. Thanks for sharing.
Gr8 lesson thx. Open G makes everything so much easier. I think on the main riff live (YaYas' version) he plays the 5th string open on the final chord creating a little dissonance. What do you think?
Capo 4 th fret --open g tuning --all good ---except ---you missed the original. intro (listen to the original recording INTRO )
Thanks for the lesson but I just listened to the recording and the recording is definitely in Bflat not C.
Great job. You not only have taught us the notes, but you have the feel of the song too. Thanks. One thing I would like to see is the intro, in the original record version. Now I'm unclear who plays those opening riffs in the intro, is that Brian Jones, or Richards?
Why do my strings feel like they’re going to snap when I try to tune to the open G setting? 🙈 I’ve attempted it but I stop before the tuner hits the right point. The string just gets so damn tight !
Nice vid Andy! could you make a vid about acdc moneytalks? love your vids😆
Sounds more like the Johnny Winter version than the Stones original version.
Cheers mate! Very nice tutorial
how to play robbed blind by keith richards?
Music starts at 3:56
Get rid of that E sixth. Just cut it and yank it off!
and the link goes to its only rock and roll
Thanks Andy Brits Rock🤟🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Fabulous playing !!
Open G w a capo only Keith…
Absolutely brilliant, as usual, for your lessons Andy. You've helped me so much. Appreciated.
Great lesson, and maybe I’m missing something, but when you re-tuned after placing the capo on the 4th fret, you never mentioned what you were tuning to. Was it the same D-G-D-G-B-D? Sorry if it’s a silly question!
The only comment that I have is that Keith used to bend that third note in the riff and you can hear that best when he begins the riff on the GET YER YA-YA's OUT! live version. He has since discontinued that. Before Keith adapted the riff to open-G tuning, he had played the riff onstage in standard tuning with the B5/A5 chords in the lower position. Brian was also playing in that position. Witness THE ROLLING STONES ROCK AND ROLL CIRCUS.
I used a Gibson Hummingbird acoustic tuned to open D, six string. Open D or open E, which is the same thing - same intervals - but it would be slackened down some for D. Then there was a capo on it, to get that really tight sound.- Keith Richard’s
The best versions hit the first chord three times, not two. Early 70's.
Looks and plays like a beaver
Hi Andy great lesson as always thank you. Is it possible to add the intro in open G please? 🤔 that adds so much? Or is it one of the other guitars play that in standard tuning?
Brilliant !!
Thanks for that. I'm pretty much living in open G these days.
What are some other Open G tunes you practice to other than Stones?
@@faustotellez6102 Hi I'm not much for playing songs like that, I just like to jam. But there's a lot of artists who can inspire you in open G. Led Zeppelin songs in open tunings aren't uncommon, one that springs to mind is That's The Way. Gordon Giltrap has done some very interesting things in open G, his music might not be your thing, but I guarantee you will learn some new stuff from his playing that you can add to your own. Other songs you might want to listen to, Watch Over You - Alter Bridge, Bad to the Bone - George Thorogood and the Destroyers, Daughter - Pearl Jam. And of course there's any amount of good old delta blues in open G, some slide and some not. Oh and I believe Romeo and Juliet by Dire Straits was in open G. One other useful thing for anybody playing in open G (or any other open tuning) is a capo.
@@jollyboyspecial Thanks for the input, I'll definitely check out your recommendations. Might be time for me to start diving into delta blues.
Do open g tuning Johnny Thunders PLEASE!
By far the best and most fun way to play this song! You can keep that iconic riff up for hours this way. Amazing lesson, thanks so much!
Thanks for this it's great. Can you say the brand and model of the tuner please? The one's I keep getting never seem to work properly. Thank you.
Correct tuning is E. The main riff is in the first position with no capo.
Drop that 6th string
Terrible brittle tone.
great lesson thanks
What key is this in?
nice
Hot damn that sounds great. Thanks for the help
Very cool! 👍
Nice lesson, will try it with a capo, love the tone you have.
Hey Andy I've got a les paul very similar to yours and I've got abit of fret buzz on the 4 5 and 6 strings. Can you recommend a way to remove to please
great lesson thanks john
Ma l'intro del 45 giri originale non lo fa nessuno
Excellent and easy to learn! Cheers
Thank you.
Hi andy,
I like your videos so much that i always wait for new one. can you please consider my this request: please teach me finger style rhythm guitar playing.
Thanks
Soumik
B flat??
You should do a song tutorial for, "Jim Jones at Botany Bay," played in the movie The Hateful Eight. I enjoy all of your tutorials, by the way. :)
Great lesson! Thanks Andy!
Very nicely explained Andy. A great lesson. Many thanks.
I always enjoy your videos
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Nice lesson Andy 👍🏼
Thanks man that was great!
great job. thanks
its a good track reminds me of taxman as it has this shrill steady beat of a guitar maybe thats the flash? almost sounds clockwork im too into that good work keep going
love that epiphone colour what is it honey burst ?
That's cool Andy, gonna add this to my live set.. Great vibe.
You didn't how the intro!
BeardedDragon he plays intro at end, he calls it end riff though.
Its the live version he is playing/teaching ,which goes straight into the riff
Andy are they burst bucker pro pups. Plus top?
no it is a standard: 0:59 - mine has Alnico Classic hum buckers - great
Hey Andy awesome video as always, I understand the open G tuning on this song so you only change 2 strings.....but is it just the 2 strings for this particular song? or is it only ever changing 2 strings tuning for any G tuning? I'm fairly new to all this. Thanks in advance.
Open G tuning is actually changing three strings, the lowest sounding (thickest) 2 strings, and the highest sounding string, the top 2 and the bottom one, if you will, BUT the reason he changes 2 is because Keith actually took off the lowest sounding (top) string on his guitar and nly plays with 5! - sowith or without a top strong, if you tune down the second from top and the first bottom strongs down one full step (2 frets) each, you'll be good to play all the stones hits in open G, start me up, this, you can't always get what you want (but that's easier in open G!) - on Exile, Tumbling Dice and Happy both use similar chords, and are both played with a capo on the 4th fret as well as open G tuning :)
soudns good
Best one I've watched now I can play it thank you
loved the tutorial man many thanks
Not to take anything away from this tutorial on how it has been played live, I think its important to know the original record was done in open E.
Why is THAT important?
@@Blackwood260 then you can play it without a capo
@@1989stoneroses Yes actually. Have played it many times in bands I was in years ago.
To play it CORRECTLY.
like it , thanks for that
Great lesson, thx
hi
Where can I buy a tuner like the one in the video?
at thomann.com: www.thomann.de/intl/tc_electronic_polytune_clip_tuner.htm?ref=search_rslt_tc+electronic+tuner_365171_0
More Ed Sheehan fingerstrum tutorials thanks m8
+robert strangie more on the way!
good vid, but if you're gunna focus on finger picking the man to learn about is Elliott Smith. Unbelievable finger picking and a great overall musician/songwriter
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Thanks, man.
thats brill so cool
Great lesson and easy to follow! Open B rocks!
what is the name if the tuner you use?
+alex ellis tc electronic clip on tuner
Great mate, as always
Really like the way you play it, but I found it a bit hard to follow along to. Notes or tabs on screen would make it a lot easier for sure
What a bag
Hi Andy, very nice and pretty authentic sounding. I've haven't used a capo before and am a rank amateur, so can you suggest a good make and model please ? Where I live, a" Planet Waves" is a well known brand. Thanks.
Note duration on main Riff is hopelessly out.🤔🤨🤔
Get a better sound dude...sounds horrible!
Your a yard on guitar their a hundred better ways to play like Keith live
Horrible treble sound. Did u forgot to turn the bass on?
Very nice job Sir!
Thanks. Shame I didnt have a telecaster but great fun to play nonetheless!
Yeah I play this on a shitty
Mexican tele but it sounds great! Keep it going man!
great