Thank you Sean. I love it. Always have. When I get around a guitar I act like a Labador Retriever playing fetch st a lake. I appreciate you watching and for the nice compliment. All the best!
Shane: Can you do tutorial on "Drinking Canada Dry" by Johnny Cymbal and also recorded by group called Baritone Brothers. Also popular in movie Tender Mercies which came out I belive in 1982.
I can’t play this song nice because I can’t get my fingers quick enough to Bm. I have to pause and line my pinky up correctly every time. My pinky finger is not the biggest so it struggles to get there. I have the same problem with songs like Against the Wind and other Bm songs. It’s really a bummer. I can get it to ring out nice but not in transition. I’ve practice this over and over for months. I’m really disheartened. So many of my favorites have that awful Bm. And the alternatives are even harder! Barre chord is the best option. Help brotha!
Hey Ryan! I agree with you. So many good songs have that chord in it and it can be a tough one to make. Have you tried just putting your index finger on the first string 2nd fret? It is true that you miss the B note on the 5th string 2nd fret but I think you can get away with it. See if by doing that it helps your pinky out some. Let me know! Against The Wind is in the top 5 of my all time favorite songs BTW. Love Bob Seger!
@@countrymusicguitarclassics hey buddy I will definitely try that. I can get to it when I just take my time but during a chord switch it’s really been a rough go for like several months now. I just never end up correctly. My pinky needs to be a half inch longer lol. I will try what you suggest. And the la so Much for your lessons. I love Against the Wind. I could play that song all day since I was a kid. Just has this relaxing sound and beautiful piano as well.
Thank you for the lesson sir I just subscribed to your channel! If there’s any way you can teach “My hero’s have always been cowboys” by willie I’d be really stoked!
Will do! I love that one. Especially the lyrics! Be looking for it in the next few weeks. Appreciate you tuning in and for the request Ryan. Take care!
One tip is to try to rotate your wrist under the neck of your guitar more. It is hard to explain to without showing though. Others will use their thumb to play the top strings of barre chords but that is if they have large hands. Those barre chords are tough for sure!
@@countrymusicguitarclassics for sure, I see what your saying I'm going to try that it's not the barre chord itself that's hard to play for me its transitioning from open.
Another great song. Thanks Shane
Thank you Archie. Yes it is a good song. He has tons of good songs! Plenty to keep us busy!😀
Your positivity is infectious. Thanks for what you're doing.
Thank you Sean. I love it. Always have. When I get around a guitar I act like a Labador Retriever playing fetch st a lake. I appreciate you watching and for the nice compliment. All the best!
Man! the hits just keep on coming!!!!
Haha. There are so many to choose from! I appreciate you watching Rodney! You will be playing that one in no time!
Shane: Can you do tutorial on "Drinking Canada Dry" by Johnny Cymbal and also recorded by group called Baritone Brothers. Also popular in movie Tender Mercies which came out I belive in 1982.
Haha Will do. I never heard that song before but I like it. Even the title is witty and funny! Thank you for letting me know about this song!
I can’t play this song nice because I can’t get my fingers quick enough to Bm. I have to pause and line my pinky up correctly every time. My pinky finger is not the biggest so it struggles to get there. I have the same problem with songs like Against the Wind and other Bm songs. It’s really a bummer. I can get it to ring out nice but not in transition. I’ve practice this over and over for months. I’m really disheartened. So many of my favorites have that awful Bm. And the alternatives are even harder! Barre chord is the best option. Help brotha!
Hey Ryan! I agree with you. So many good songs have that chord in it and it can be a tough one to make. Have you tried just putting your index finger on the first string 2nd fret? It is true that you miss the B note on the 5th string 2nd fret but I think you can get away with it. See if by doing that it helps your pinky out some. Let me know! Against The Wind is in the top 5 of my all time favorite songs BTW. Love Bob Seger!
@@countrymusicguitarclassics hey buddy I will definitely try that. I can get to it when I just take my time but during a chord switch it’s really been a rough go for like several months now. I just never end up correctly. My pinky needs to be a half inch longer lol. I will try what you suggest. And the la so
Much for your lessons. I love Against the Wind. I could play that song all day since I was a kid. Just has this relaxing sound and beautiful piano as well.
Thank you for the lesson sir I just subscribed to your channel! If there’s any way you can teach “My hero’s have always been cowboys” by willie I’d be really stoked!
Will do! I love that one. Especially the lyrics! Be looking for it in the next few weeks. Appreciate you tuning in and for the request Ryan. Take care!
Man I hate barre chords. Is there an easy way to transition from open chords to barre chords? I just cant seem to get it down.
One tip is to try to rotate your wrist under the neck of your guitar more. It is hard to explain to without showing though. Others will use their thumb to play the top strings of barre chords but that is if they have large hands. Those barre chords are tough for sure!
@@countrymusicguitarclassics for sure, I see what your saying I'm going to try that it's not the barre chord itself that's hard to play for me its transitioning from open.