Rockabilly Guitar Lesson Buddy Holly Special
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- This is an excerpt from my lesson that can be downloaded at
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The full lessons consists of the three videos, tabs in Guitar Pro and PDF format and jam tracks in 4 different tempos
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Man, this is awesome! Thanks for keeping the music alive. 🎸
So glad I ran across you on UA-cam. You have really improved my guitar playing so much. I am so fond of this era too. You stay true to the music and the hero’s that made us all want to play guitar. Thank you.
WELCOME TO FREEDOM ROCK ON RANDY!
I’ve enjoyed learning this song and also words of love I found it easy to pick up after a while do you Buddy Knox party doll it’s the riff not so much the cords it suits your style early rock a big thanks
Hi Ronald, I will definitely do Party Doll. Buddy Knox was the first 1950s artist that I ever saw live.
These lessons are really brilliant!! - Well recorded and clearly explained. Thank you for your efforts and I m in line to order my copy of this lesson
Pete Russ Thank you Pete!
Newly subscribed to your channel Randy and made my1st purchase of the Buddy Holly tutorial.
Very impressed with the quality of this preview - James
You are pure class pure class!
Haven’t seen this for a while. You do such a good job, Randy. Such a good player.
Thank you very much for the kind words, Ian!
Absolutely Brilliant!!;
Thank you very much Randy! Perfect!!!
Could you do a tutorial on Buddy’s version of Dearest from his apartment tapes?
RR - how about the BH version of Brown Eye'd Handsome Man???? BTW - thanks for the Grady Martin version and callout.
You are the "bees knees mate" you are pure class! Wow! Wow! Wow! !!
You are a class act mate a class act!✌️✌️😎😎
Very good
thanks mate well done
Hallo Randy,
das war das Beste, in das du dein Begrüßungsgeld investieren konntest ;o). Spitzen Video. Ich liebe Buddy Holly
Beste Grüße
Holger
Yes, I use flatwound strings on my guitar
Excellent lesson but may I make a suggestion? Please refer to the frets in relation to the capo. It makes things a lot easier. I have just discovered your channel and it is very good. Hope you don't mind me saying.
Please teach listen to me by Buddy Holly
Hi Dean, I wrote it on my request list
@@ducktailcat thanks bud
awesome!
brilliant style to teach guitar, geat videos on your channel!
Could you try the first and second solo of "Roll Over Beethoven" by Carl Perkins (the 50s version that never got released in the 50s). I think these are great, but I didn't got them out perfectly, could you listen to them (specially the first), and tell me your opinion?
Oh, jetzt hab ich das in Englisch geschrieben, hatte vergessen das du auch Deutsch verstehst hahaha.
Mich interessiert speziell das erste solo und ich glaube dass der Anfang davon besonders schwierig zu spielen ist, weil Carl da glaube ich die hohe E seite leer spielt, dann die H saite im fünften Bund greift und nochmal auf der G-saite vom 7- Bund immer in den 9. Bund slidet (!) was ja dreimal die note E ergibt, aber schwer zu spielen ist (er konnte ja später selbst noch solche komplizierten Slides spielen als er seinen kleinen Finger durch einen Unfall nicht mehr nutzen konnte). Hör doch mal rein!
Cheers
Not sure if Buddy played lead on this track. May have been Sonny Curtis or Tommy Allsup. Great Rocker for it's day though!
Sonny Curtis played only the 56 Decca recordings. I've talked to him a couple of times. Tommy Allsup met Buddy in 1958, so it was definitely Buddy Holly playing on That'll Be The Day. You can hear similar licks on other songs like Ting A Ling.
Are those flat wounds I hear? I read on a forum somewhere that Luther Perkins used flat wounds on his tele
WOW! What was the guitar situation like in East Germany before the wall came down? Can I assume there were lots of Chinese guitars, or was everyone playing modified balalaikas? :-)
Actually it was mainly electric instruments from Checkoslovakia and East Germany had really good acoustic instruments. China didn't play a role back then. Things changed quite a bit
Hi randy. What kind of fender telecaster is that?
TheMemeKing It's a Baja Classic Player
Could you teach us how to play maybe baby
Yes, I write it down. It will just take a while since I get more requests than I can handle right now. I try my best
Randy Richter thank you.