@@JamieHarrisonGuitar Not saying you won't go far as a Guitarist, but modeling gigs would be a sure way to increase the size of your guitar collection! I'm just saying, Life/The World is strange like that.........
Armaan Sami Rizvi So I've seen him performing in the streets of Galway about 1 1/2 years ago... Some months later I stumbled upon a video of Jamie and I immediately recognized him due to his fashion (Whitout seeing his face or anything) 🤯 Small world it is... and definitely a nice taste of fashion
I was blown away by this cover of I Shot The Sheriff,, and decided to try the 9-song course package under the 30-day money back trial period, while under coronavirus lockdown. I am a cheap bastard, and would not have hesitated for a second to ask for a refund if I hadn’t been blown away by the course as well. By day three, I started downloading course materials and videos, fully realizing that by doing so I was forsaking the money back guarantee. The courses are THAT good. I was jamming along with Jamie’s backing track for I Shot the Sheriff using bits and pieces of his solo lesson right away, and that alone was worth the price of admission. Then I started the Little Wing lesson. I’ve played that intro a thousand times, but was amazed at how much fuller, dynamic, and Hendrix-like I sounded after listening to Jamie’s lessons a couple of times. But what really thrills me is that today I started playing Here Comes the Sun on an acoustic, and suddenly that song (which Jamie doesn’t teach and might seem very far removed from Jamie’s style), came alive in new ways, much more dynamic than I had ever gotten it - and I know that it’s directly a result of immersing myself in Jamie’s lessons. So, if you’ve been playing a few years, and you like Jamie’s covers, and you have time to kill, give the courses a try. By the way, I didn’t shoot the deputy, but he kinda had it coming.
Well he uses nice gear but I think you can easily get close to it ,just set your treble higher than your bass of 2 points, then use a clean boost with just a bit of gain and more treeble boost, and of course a nice fender neck pick up.
This guy GETS IT. Never seen this channel/player before. THIS is an example of what having impeccable timing and rhythm serves you as a player. Eric Clapton has a photo of Bob Marley on his fridge. It's signed by Marley with the words - "I (underlined letter 'I') shot the sheriff!." Well done, sir.
I’ve lost count of the amount of times I have watched this now! My partner is actually starting to get sick of hearing it 😂. Thank you Jamie, truly inspiring! Still can’t get the groove but I’m determined I will!
I am an Iraqi guy who listens to country and blues I mean big artists and well known guitar killers and to be honest this solo touched my soul more than any other expensive songs You are amazing bro 💪
A cover of Hey Joe would be great ! With your style in it. Also John Mayer - Aint no sunshine (live at crossroads) ! Really curious what you could come up with.
I have been listening to this solo for years, never thought I would watch someone copy every note to such a level of precision. You are amazing, thanks for this!
I was showing this to my 2 brothers (we all 3 play guitar and have for 10+ years) telling them, listen to eric clapton here and I played this.. But it was you (I thought at first it was Eric), Jamie. Gotta admit, this is insane! One of my favourite guitar plays of all time.
Jamie that was just brilliant. Eric Clapton has covered over a hundred songs by dozens of artists from Robert Johnson to the Beatles from J.J. Cale to Bob Dylan. While every Clapton cover is unique I've always been a fan of what Eric did with this Bob Marley classic.
I love how you captured the essence of the song without copying him directly. There were references to Clapton's solo, and it sounded like something he'd play, but it wasn't note for note. Bravo, bravo, and terrific job \m/
Also I'm very happy that you've taken your time learning Eric Clapton style in depth....I'm happy that there's someone who knows how to homage him in a much deserved way!
What the actual hell? Did you just walk down the crossroads and made a pact with the Devil or something? This is truly one of the most epic things I‘ve ever seen anyone do on guitar! Glad you finally did a Clapton song and can’t wait to take your lesson!
The best versión I have ever heard of this song,the feeling,the expresión and the dynamics that bring it to the climax each time are incredible,the use of Delay transforms it into a piece of legend
I've been listening to this on repeat for the past 24 hours, it's sooooo good!!! I'm a real beginner at guitar but once I feel more comfortable I'm getting that lesson. Playing this song is one of my dreams. Amazing work man!
Who would of thought a very talented man from Ireland by the name of Jamie Harrison would have the most smoothest guitar covers on UA-cam, cheers from Kilkenny lad, love the playing !
I regret not buying a bundle from this guy, I’ve been grabbing individual songs, then I listen to another and I’m like damn I NEED to learn this to. His lessons are top notch, I’ve learned a ton. Huge inspiration & motivation to get up to his level. Cheers
Jamie the groove on this is beyond this world can't get enough of it. Kudos for your amazing work and keeping us all entertained, motivated and pushing (y)
I am aware of the fact that you are slightly drawn towards the style of hendrix, Srv, mayer etc., in which you are completely amazing. But i’d be happy to see a cover of the live version of Eric johnson’s cliffs of dover. Your covers are insanely good, keep up the good job, Jamie! Greetings from Denmark
I got the everything bundle. I've been working on this tune and also Wind Cries Mary. Already, I've learned a tonne of stuff, Jamie literally walks you through every single note and how and why it works. He talks through the dynamics and the hard parts and the parts that take some time to master, this is often overlooked and the cause of frustration. I'm learning much faster than how I used to when I would sit down and stare at tabs. Highly recommend his lessons. Would love to see some David Gilmour lessons! Maybe the Pulse version of Comfortably Numb, that's one of the best ever!
I'm so happy you did this! Remember seeing this enchanting performance on the DVD as a 13 year old and I instantly fell in love with everything about the song and their playing. Pure magic. Still jamming those minor and major sevens 14 years later.
I truly don’t think I could live in a world without music! Nothing brings emotion out of me like a good song does, nice work Jamie you have a new subscriber
I used to think I'd like to live in medieval times but then I realized that the only way to listen to music would be to be around someone who plays. Makes me appreciate this era
@@thebeastmaster3453 This simple comment is what drives me nuts. Everybody always correcting people to feel like they are somewhat intelligent. Clearly he meant John Mayer's cover, dude.
It’s a several year (daily practice) commitment at the least to get close. Never really stops. Learn the scales and practice the crap out of them. It’s not as far out of reach as you might think. It’s damn fun when you can just sit like this and make time disappear and emotions flow.
@@BeefNEggs057 Scales are good for getting your speed up. But won't keep you interested for very long. Learning solos and learning why the notes work is a good method of learning
I got the course for this and Jamie covers everything, and I mean everything. He is a really great teacher as well as an amazing musician! I am having a lot of fun with it!
Tell me more about his teaching style.. I'd like to buy the entire course but I'm not sure how he conveys his knowledge in the courses. He is a great guitar player. I've been playing a long time I'd finally like to get good. No I mean good enough to even I think so he can get me there.
I would love to thank the coincidence brought me here to this video and being a witness of what just happened!! we're In present of perfection. Can't stop watching it!!
Gonna have to disagree with that. If we're talking purely UA-cam guitarists then in my opinion he's second to Sungha Jung, no shame in that to be honest.
Damn, this turned out much better than I expected. Great rhythm playing, tone, and the lot! This solo was so similar to clapton's style, in the way it started calm, with a clean-ish tone with tender play style, and ended loud, fat and distorted. Awesome job! The only downside about playing this with a looper is you don't have the effect of a band following the play style from quiet to banging loud at the end, like the 2010 crossroads video. With all thay said, awesome job, I had a good time!
I ordered the 2004 DVD off Amazon in 2020, and really like Eric’s songs on Disc 2, delighted to purchase your course, to really get into the song and the technique. You’re a fine player and excellent instructor. Thank you for your hard work. And that’s one beautiful Stratocaster.
Wasn't a big fan of the song and refused to click on this every time it was suggested to me. This version really opened my eyes to the tune! Beautiful!
I guessed it right and was kinda not excited about a lesson of I shot the sheriff.. now it's the only thing I want to play #Obsessed I don't think I'm gonna recover soon from the solo, beautiful stuff Jamie
![Eric Clapton - I Shot The Sheriff [Crossroads 2010] (Official Live Video)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/APWhx97QvxE/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks so much for watching guys! Check out the lesson for this song here: bit.ly/3iYyzFQ
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Am I the only one who's also interested in his Fashion choices every song haha..
Man's got some hella sleek style.
Haha nope definitely not the only one... I get asked about that every day haha
@@JamieHarrisonGuitar Not saying you won't go far as a Guitarist, but modeling gigs would be a sure way to increase the size of your guitar collection! I'm just saying, Life/The World is strange like that.........
Armaan Sami Rizvi So I've seen him performing in the streets of Galway about 1 1/2 years ago... Some months later I stumbled upon a video of Jamie and I immediately recognized him due to his fashion (Whitout seeing his face or anything) 🤯 Small world it is... and definitely a nice taste of fashion
@@hkguitar1984 Can you expound at all on that comment? I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one that don't know what you mean.
Armaan Sami Rizvi I personally hate his style. Not trying to offend, just adding some variation of opinion to this comment thread
Jamie you're insane. Such a needed person in the guitar community!
I was blown away by this cover of I Shot The Sheriff,, and decided to try the 9-song course package under the 30-day money back trial period, while under coronavirus lockdown. I am a cheap bastard, and would not have hesitated for a second to ask for a refund if I hadn’t been blown away by the course as well. By day three, I started downloading course materials and videos, fully realizing that by doing so I was forsaking the money back guarantee. The courses are THAT good. I was jamming along with Jamie’s backing track for I Shot the Sheriff using bits and pieces of his solo lesson right away, and that alone was worth the price of admission. Then I started the Little Wing lesson. I’ve played that intro a thousand times, but was amazed at how much fuller, dynamic, and Hendrix-like I sounded after listening to Jamie’s lessons a couple of times. But what really thrills me is that today I started playing Here Comes the Sun on an acoustic, and suddenly that song (which Jamie doesn’t teach and might seem very far removed from Jamie’s style), came alive in new ways, much more dynamic than I had ever gotten it - and I know that it’s directly a result of immersing myself in Jamie’s lessons.
So, if you’ve been playing a few years, and you like Jamie’s covers, and you have time to kill, give the courses a try.
By the way, I didn’t shoot the deputy, but he kinda had it coming.
2:32 That must be the greatest single volume swell ever played. Profoundly simple and profoundly powerful.
Was just going to post something like that - glad someone else noticed!
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@@TheFirstGroover Roy Buchanan practically invented it! He sure as hell pioneered it
@@aiden4884 Roy Buchanan
Forced me to giggle with joy. Not gonna lie.
That tone is to die for
Well he uses nice gear but I think you can easily get close to it ,just set your treble higher than your bass of 2 points, then use a clean boost with just a bit of gain and more treeble boost, and of course a nice fender neck pick up.
Idk, that's just a normal clean tone for me. Imho it would sound better if it sounded more powerful like srv's tone.
Compressor . Always use compressor.
Mexican Fender Strat is the best bang for your buck guitar on the planet
A small price to pay for tone
This guy GETS IT. Never seen this channel/player before. THIS is an example of what having impeccable timing and rhythm serves you as a player.
Eric Clapton has a photo of Bob Marley on his fridge. It's signed by Marley with the words - "I (underlined letter 'I') shot the sheriff!."
Well done, sir.
I’ve lost count of the amount of times I have watched this now! My partner is actually starting to get sick of hearing it 😂. Thank you Jamie, truly inspiring! Still can’t get the groove but I’m determined I will!
I am an Iraqi guy who listens to country and blues I mean big artists and well known guitar killers and to be honest this solo touched my soul more than any other expensive songs
You are amazing bro 💪
OMMMMMMGGGGGG !!! It feels like christmas when you upload a new song
Today is the day ma G
A cover of Hey Joe would be great ! With your style in it. Also John Mayer - Aint no sunshine (live at crossroads) ! Really curious what you could come up with.
I'd easily pay double to learn Aint no sunshine (live at cross roads) there's no tutorials avaliable as well! Keep up the great work Jamie!
By far the two songs i wish him to cover the most!!
Lets hype up that comment :D
Please!!
Me too bro
200% agree with the John Mayer one, one of my favorite
Jamie - jaw-droppingly brilliant. Glad you chose this song. One of my faves.
One of the best guitar tones i ever heard
Not only the distortion, the clean too
Aye, brilliant
no matter how long it pass, this cover will always be the best ever.
give me chills everytime i come back here.
you are insane
INSANE
I have been listening to this solo for years, never thought I would watch someone copy every note to such a level of precision. You are amazing, thanks for this!
Keep practicing Jamie, you’ll get there!
😂😂😂
Lol
I'm dead
😁👍🏼
@TheBirchyman1 that was clearly the joke...
I was showing this to my 2 brothers (we all 3 play guitar and have for 10+ years) telling them, listen to eric clapton here and I played this.. But it was you (I thought at first it was Eric), Jamie. Gotta admit, this is insane! One of my favourite guitar plays of all time.
I guessed right. And to think I wasn’t all that excited about the song. I definitely am now. Amazing!
My favorite EC solo of all time, and a phenomenal job of disecting a ridiculously difficult solo. The Hyde park version is phenomenal as well!
Lol yeah the one where he kept the rhythm even when steve gadd screwed up lol
who can truly dislike a performance like this...
*devil* : you can only become a god with the guitar if you trade something valuable with me
*jamie* : take my head
Shalin Bhatt ha ha... Jamie Rocks anyway!
He posted this on his ig story :D
😂😂😂😂😂
to be honest, music does take your head..
oh shit! TheDooo
Phenomenal as always. 2:25-2:35 is just unbelievable as is everything else
Jamie that was just brilliant. Eric Clapton has covered over a hundred songs by dozens of artists from Robert Johnson to the Beatles from J.J. Cale to Bob Dylan. While every Clapton cover is unique I've always been a fan of what Eric did with this Bob Marley classic.
Eric Clapton has the most amazing chord melody and improvisation
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I haven't skipped watching this video not even for a single day. Great work Jamie
I love your instinct on song choices to teach. They all compliment each other.
This chap is a true gentleman and a genius - lessons are very well structured an Irish legend in my opinion - worthy of your time sláinte my man
I love how you captured the essence of the song without copying him directly. There were references to Clapton's solo, and it sounded like something he'd play, but it wasn't note for note. Bravo, bravo, and terrific job \m/
What are you talking about? It WAS note for note, and that's the purpose of the video
@@elijahlamps no it isn't
@@Brucaleeffo 👍
@@Brucaleeffo i have a note for note in my channel
Also I'm very happy that you've taken your time learning Eric Clapton style in depth....I'm happy that there's someone who knows how to homage him in a much deserved way!
This guy is so in Fire i love how he slays all of these solos with that hell of a clear Sound. Love all Covers by you keep rocking bro🤘🔥
Man this is great, id love to learn the 2010 - that sh*ts off the walls. Any more clapton would be great!
What the actual hell?
Did you just walk down the crossroads and made a pact with the Devil or something?
This is truly one of the most epic things I‘ve ever seen anyone do on guitar!
Glad you finally did a Clapton song and can’t wait to take your lesson!
The best versión I have ever heard of this song,the feeling,the expresión and the dynamics that bring it to the climax each time are incredible,the use of Delay transforms it into a piece of legend
This is seriously some of the best music I've heard in a long time... I'm glad I found you on spotify.
I've been listening to this on repeat for the past 24 hours, it's sooooo good!!! I'm a real beginner at guitar but once I feel more comfortable I'm getting that lesson. Playing this song is one of my dreams.
Amazing work man!
Wow, I got it right and can’t wait for the lesson to show up. Awesome playing!!!!!
Who would of thought a very talented man from Ireland by the name of Jamie Harrison would have the most smoothest guitar covers on UA-cam, cheers from Kilkenny lad, love the playing !
I think he is now on par with pilky27. Love both of their work
Both have serious desireable tones
A cover of Old Love by Clapton and Robert Cray would be amazing
Oh man! I was thinking the same thing too...He should also wear the purple suit while playing it.
Try this one for now: m.ua-cam.com/video/QTtK02GqBKU/v-deo.html
I regret not buying a bundle from this guy, I’ve been grabbing individual songs, then I listen to another and I’m like damn I NEED to learn this to. His lessons are top notch, I’ve learned a ton. Huge inspiration & motivation to get up to his level. Cheers
I dont see any Smoke on the Water cover, so I'm still sceptic of how good you are haha
This is my absolute favorite Clapton solo. Superb job! I’ll set this as my ultimate guitar learning goal. Thanks for sharing!
The perfection of the rhythm of The little syncopated chords starting at 1:20 is just outstanding
Jamie the groove on this is beyond this world can't get enough of it. Kudos for your amazing work and keeping us all entertained, motivated and pushing (y)
U make it look so easy that your hidden facial expressions is probably just a deep stare. Incredible as always Jamie
I am aware of the fact that you are slightly drawn towards the style of hendrix, Srv, mayer etc., in which you are completely amazing. But i’d be happy to see a cover of the live version of Eric johnson’s cliffs of dover.
Your covers are insanely good, keep up the good job, Jamie!
Greetings from Denmark
Love when this guy uploads a new song.
You can’t fully enjoy this cover without listening to it with headphones on. Absolutely magnificent
2:33 was impressive use of the gradient volume increase system
Khangenbam Avanjit I literally got chillz
Knopfler does that too it's nice when done right
@@jamesryan5436 Knopfler uses a volume pedal
@@RedasMusic yes I know he does and I don't think anyone does it better I should have said volume swells .
@@jamesryan5436 oh yeah I agree. He's the first who came into my mind after hearing it
Holy smokes Jamie. Absolutely killed it dude. Can’t wait to get started on this course. Top notch as always Sir.
This is the best cover of Wonderwall i've ever seen
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I want you to know that I come back to this jam frequently. Such a great job, perfectly in the groove.
I got the everything bundle. I've been working on this tune and also Wind Cries Mary. Already, I've learned a tonne of stuff, Jamie literally walks you through every single note and how and why it works. He talks through the dynamics and the hard parts and the parts that take some time to master, this is often overlooked and the cause of frustration. I'm learning much faster than how I used to when I would sit down and stare at tabs. Highly recommend his lessons. Would love to see some David Gilmour lessons! Maybe the Pulse version of Comfortably Numb, that's one of the best ever!
Jamie is one of best, his groove is just right on the money, the best tutor on You Tube by a mile !
Fire Jamie 🔥🔥🔥🔥😭 Got my grandparents dancing
My fav Clapton solo, man you could be easily become a legend, never stop!
*Thank you. This is awasome. More Eric Clapton please.*
Amazing! And unbelievable, that EC plays this live out of nothing but his feeling for a song
Got it right!!!!!! Cant Wait!!
Feels like christmas :D
I’m high af right now going down this UA-cam rabbit hole and this dude is blowing my mind.
Goddamn. I’ve always felt that this is one of the best Clapton solo. And finally someone played it and offers a lesson! Dang. Gonna buy that shit. Lol
This strat rings. Absolutely chimes so clean as well as the playing. Had to watch it again not your older one. Love it
and the legend of Jamie continues
I'm so happy you did this! Remember seeing this enchanting performance on the DVD as a 13 year old and I instantly fell in love with everything about the song and their playing. Pure magic. Still jamming those minor and major sevens 14 years later.
I truly don’t think I could live in a world without music!
Nothing brings emotion out of me like a good song does, nice work Jamie you have a new subscriber
I used to think I'd like to live in medieval times but then I realized that the only way to listen to music would be to be around someone who plays. Makes me appreciate this era
Can't stop coming back to this masterpiece.
Hands down , this is your best cover !! in my humble opinion
Why is it that your playing always brings a smile to my face
Please do a cover and lesson of John Mayer's Aint No Sunshine!
ShahKhan53 It’s not his song, if you haven’t watch the original! I think they’re both great
@@thebeastmaster3453 yep...the original is classic...but the Mayer's version is sick
@@davijazzz yes i know but i meant specifically the version from live at cross roads
@@thebeastmaster3453 This simple comment is what drives me nuts. Everybody always correcting people to feel like they are somewhat intelligent. Clearly he meant John Mayer's cover, dude.
Done :) ua-cam.com/video/UVgXzcCFlLE/v-deo.html
Bought the lesson, listen to this track on repeat going to work, favourite arrangement ever. Thanks for inspiring me to reach a new level Jamie.
I need you to do Ain't no sunshine from John Mayer at the Cigaco Concert
Too beautiful, and the improvisation, the feeling behind it. Simply incredible
THANK YOU, Jamie. I got the stress reduction feels now.
This is insane. Probably my 20th time listening and i'm still blown away
Imagine being able to just plug in a guitar and play like this! Amazing job man.
It’s a several year (daily practice) commitment at the least to get close. Never really stops. Learn the scales and practice the crap out of them. It’s not as far out of reach as you might think. It’s damn fun when you can just sit like this and make time disappear and emotions flow.
@@BeefNEggs057 Scales are good for getting your speed up. But won't keep you interested for very long. Learning solos and learning why the notes work is a good method of learning
What a great cover. The more often you hear it, the more details you discover. Also great timing. Keep going.
I got the course for this and Jamie covers everything, and I mean everything. He is a really great teacher as well as an amazing musician!
I am having a lot of fun with it!
So... have you seen his head already?
Why does this video not have millions of views?
@@sweetguy19762 Almost
@@SteveHarvey272 believe you're gonna want to buy this one
Tell me more about his teaching style.. I'd like to buy the entire course but I'm not sure how he conveys his knowledge in the courses. He is a great guitar player. I've been playing a long time I'd finally like to get good. No I mean good enough to even I think so he can get me there.
Mannnnnn!!! Do you ever disappoint?? Every thing you play is gold!!
I can’t believe that the best guitar player on youtube for me covered one of my favorite song
ehy man ... killer version. awesome. Great job
Day 10 of quarantine, got drunk and played air guitar in my living room to all this guy's videos.
I would love to thank the coincidence brought me here to this video and being a witness of what just happened!! we're In present of perfection. Can't stop watching it!!
Amazing man, you're one hell of a guitarist ! Cheers brother
Best cover of this solo I found so far, congrats. :)
Bro I hope you're making big bucks. You are the best guitar player on youtube
Gonna have to disagree with that. If we're talking purely UA-cam guitarists then in my opinion he's second to Sungha Jung, no shame in that to be honest.
Jack Hopkins Jamie is definitely first
I've had this on repeat - it's very cool to hear someone's take on a very iconic solo and one of my favorites of all time. Nice one!
so increible.
kudos to you for practicing and getting to that level of amazingness. very captivating start to finish
Clapton's solo on that one is one of the best things I've ever heard
Damn, this turned out much better than I expected. Great rhythm playing, tone, and the lot! This solo was so similar to clapton's style, in the way it started calm, with a clean-ish tone with tender play style, and ended loud, fat and distorted. Awesome job! The only downside about playing this with a looper is you don't have the effect of a band following the play style from quiet to banging loud at the end, like the 2010 crossroads video.
With all thay said, awesome job, I had a good time!
I ordered the 2004 DVD off Amazon in 2020, and really like Eric’s songs on Disc 2, delighted to purchase your course, to really get into the song and the technique. You’re a fine player and excellent instructor. Thank you for your hard work. And that’s one beautiful Stratocaster.
Legend has it that Jamie has a head. Maybe a face even.
Wasn't a big fan of the song and refused to click on this every time it was suggested to me. This version really opened my eyes to the tune! Beautiful!
More clapton in the future please, sounds amazing!!!!
These are the only UA-cam videos that I like before I even watch. 100% sure to never disappoint.😁
I guessed it right and was kinda not excited about a lesson of I shot the sheriff.. now it's the only thing I want to play #Obsessed
I don't think I'm gonna recover soon from the solo, beautiful stuff Jamie
When you trade your head to the devil to play guitar
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I think this definitely has to happen.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
definitely worth the trade
Or you could just practice
once i've saved up enough money for a sufficient setup, those Jamie-lessons will determine my days!
Hey Jamie, i love your lessons! i would really, and i mean really love a All Along The Watchtower - Hendrix version - Lesson from you =)
One of the best solo of clapton! Tone control, volume control, groove and perfect timings !
Thanks
2004 Madison Square Garden solo is also absolutely amazing, Clapton at his best.
My favorite Clapton solo of all time. And you went lick for lick. That was insane.