As usual, a great lesson. i really appreciate your attention to detail. Every time i need to learn something quickly, i try to find one of your tutorials, you never disappoint ! thanks !
Great lesson. I loved the C shaped F maj chief; again reinforcing importance of owning CAGED. You played and explained this brilliantly. So double thumbs up!! Great job.
Sensational, dude! I sound like a frickin' pro now! Chicks dig me! Honestly, this sounds pretty on-the-head to me - in standard tuning no less! Thanks so much!
Nice work and well explained. You taught me No More No More as well. Never played it in the band - couldn't get the vocals - but the guitar was dead on! Thanks, Brother!
I hear ya Chuck! That Bb note isa KEEELIN me on the intro...LOL.Thinkin about tapin it down for the intro with long stripa ductape, then rippin it off with my teeth after bar 8..LOLOL..Been wantin to do this tune for some time now. So glad I found this. Thanks for posting!
Caroline Malone That'll work!. Finally got my R finger to "play ball" BUT, Im findin the Chorus tag is just a bit too high for me vocally (going through 2nd puberty..LOL) so had to drop it B so NOW, Mr R is screamin once again..LOL
Thanks Doc!! I'm far from a beginner & I was just lookin' 4 help on the intro & The Outro after the solo.Really like the fact U didn't spend the whole time talking about picking patterns Etc.. Props.
and could maybe capo at c. I can't wait to get home and play around with this one. did Missouri cover this song? I can't believe I don't just know that. lol. wonderful lesson thanks so much
Bob Lawson hello Bob...really appreciate you checking this out and thanks for the kind post - guitar into Xotic RC Booster - Fulldrive - Fender Princeton.best,dale
hello Michael...thanks for checking this out! It could be several things...light gauge strings can be easy to bend and can make it difficult to keep in tune. If you have a particularly heavy left hand and press hard on the strings it can cause intonation issues. Also make sure your guitar is set up well - the intonation on the guitar itself could be part of the problem. keep rockin, dale
Thank you! Hoping to add this tune to our band repertoire! I appreciate the lesson in standard tuning.
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As usual, a great lesson. i really appreciate your attention to detail. Every time i need to learn something quickly, i try to find one of your tutorials, you never disappoint ! thanks !
+Stevie h thanks so much for sharing music and the kind post - let's keep rockin', your friend, dale
Great lesson! We're working this up and this is just what I was looking for... thanks!
+Jim Criswell hey Jim...wish i could hear you guys! Keep rockin, dale.
Dale... you are truly the most honest, best instructor of the best music recorded in history!! Hope to jam with you someday!!!
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Thanks for taking the time to put this in standard. Really helps and sounds great.
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@@tonedr looking forward to hearing some of your other lessons.
The best tutorials on line always
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Yet another concise, well presented lesson. I'm enjoying every minute of it. Thanks again for posting! Keep up the good work!
greatly appreciate the kind post and thanks for checking this out!
Very well done, and nicely shown. Thank you, Sir.
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Inadvertently teaching people the majority of KISS riffs 🤷🏻♂️
Enjoyed watching 🙂
thanks for checking this out!
Great lesson. I loved the C shaped F maj chief; again reinforcing importance of owning CAGED. You played and explained this brilliantly. So double thumbs up!! Great job.
thanks for the very kind post and i greatly appreciate you checking this out! all the best with your music, your friend, dale.
Sensational, dude! I sound like a frickin' pro now! Chicks dig me! Honestly, this sounds pretty on-the-head to me - in standard tuning no less! Thanks so much!
Thanks so much for checking this out..greatly appreciated!
Very cool in standard and great video!
Thanks so much for checking this out..greatly appreciated!
Nice work and well explained. You taught me No More No More as well. Never played it in the band - couldn't get the vocals - but the guitar was dead on! Thanks, Brother!
really appreciate you using the vids and i'm glad your playing! Those are two of my faves for sure - keep rockin', your friend, dale.
Great lesson. Thank you!
+Robert Kane greatly appreciate you checking this out...all the best with your music!
Thanks...
Really helpful, and entertaining.
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Thanks Tone Dr. you are an excellent teacher...
+Jonathon R Wills thanks so much for sharing music!
U have a good system of demonstrating and explaining I enjoy it. And I learn
Many thanks
Greetings from Colombia
greatly appreciate the kind post and thanks so much for checking this out!
I hear ya Chuck! That Bb note isa KEEELIN me on the intro...LOL.Thinkin about tapin it down for the intro with long stripa ductape, then rippin it off with my teeth after bar 8..LOLOL..Been wantin to do this tune for some time now. So glad I found this. Thanks for posting!
hey John...appreciate the post and thanks for checking it out!keep rockin,dale
I tried and tried that Bb...fail. So I play it E string 3rd fret, B string 1st fret, and G string 3rd fret.
Caroline Malone
That'll work!. Finally got my R finger to "play ball" BUT, Im findin the Chorus tag is just a bit too high for me vocally (going through 2nd puberty..LOL) so had to drop it B so NOW, Mr R is screamin once again..LOL
Good for you! Maybe someday i"ll get it :)
Excellent tutorial sir!
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NAILED IT! WOOOHOOOO!!
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That'l work man - thanks!
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Thanks Doc!! I'm far from a beginner & I was just lookin' 4 help on the intro & The Outro after the solo.Really like the fact U didn't spend the whole time talking about picking patterns Etc.. Props.
appreciate you giving this your time and sincere thanks for your kind post - keep rockin and all the best with your music!
That's very cool man, Thanks for showing us how to do that! You can imagine the shit eattin grin I got going on!
Wizzle glad you checked this out...all the best with your music!
Another concise lesson. Thanks.
George R L thanks for checking this out....sincerely appreciated!
Great!
The end are the same as The Rolling Stones Tumbling Dice.
And it works!
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Great job! I love your videos.
thanks for sharing music...greatly appreciated!
Excellent tutorial. I love that Tele!!
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What is the scoop on the Tele? I love that the red has faded out, or did you have it done as the two-tone?
That 1st chord has always gotten me. I've made it work but it's never been right.
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@@tonedr YW...love you guys. Would love to see y'all live. I'm in Nashville. It'd so be worth the trip.
Thank you sir!
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Good video. Only change I would make is the very first chord. I add Bb on the hi E string xx5586. I couldnt figure out that end lick! Thanks.
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Could you do a full tutorial on the song Bad Company? You did a great cover of it with the Lexington Lab Band. Would love how to play it properly.
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I came here hoping and praying someone had already figured it out in standard lol. Nice job.
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Great!!
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What kind of pickups are you using??? GREAT lesson!
Thanks so much for checking this out..greatly appreciated! They are the ones the guitar came with IDK, sorry!
oh yeah one more thing... i prefer standard tuning as I am still learning so BIG BIG THANKS for that also...
+Jonathon R Wills i like it is standard too! Keep rockin and all the best with your music!
your friend,
dale
Thanks Brother!
appreciate you checking it out..thank you, dale.
and could maybe capo at c. I can't wait to get home and play around with this one. did Missouri cover this song? I can't believe I don't just know that. lol. wonderful lesson thanks so much
hope you enjoy working it up - thanks for the kind post!
I love your tone. Sounds just like Ralphs. What amp / settings/ effects are you using?
Bob Lawson hello Bob...really appreciate you checking this out and thanks for the kind post - guitar into Xotic RC Booster - Fulldrive - Fender Princeton.best,dale
Great lesson! Have you tabbed the solo? Thank you
Thanks so much for checking this out..greatly appreciated! I have not.
Hey Doctor,
Can you help with the solo from Silver Blue & Gold..?? Thanks
Tone D
great thanks for giving this one a listen! Maybe one day i can get that posted:)
sure seems like you could do it in Open G too. some of that rift sounds stolen right off of Brown Sugar
i'm sure you could but this one sounds to my ear like it's in standard - the walk down on the E string on chorus is the give away to me.
Except that it was written before Brown Sugar was released, so….
I play it like you... but having trouble making it sound in tune...any advice?
hello Michael...thanks for checking this out! It could be several things...light gauge strings can be easy to bend and can make it difficult to keep in tune. If you have a particularly heavy left hand and press hard on the strings it can cause intonation issues. Also make sure your guitar is set up well - the intonation on the guitar itself could be part of the problem.
keep rockin,
dale
Thank you! Hate alt tuning
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That is one hell of a stretch for me. Hand hurts already.
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