how to play "Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues" on guitar by Danny O'Keefe guitar lesson tutorial
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
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An acoustic guitar lesson on how to play "Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues" by Danny O'Keefe.
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00:00 Demo
01:17 Introduction
02:19 Verse G pattern
03:53 Verse C pattern
04:18 Verse D7sus2 pattern
05:33 Playthrough so far
06:05 Chorus
08:19 Chorus playthrough
08:53 Travis picking embellishments
11:18 Playthrough with embellishments
11:44 Wrap
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Welcome back! This community is graced again with your talents and kindness for sharing your musical soul to us mortals! You have been greatly missed and we’re all hoping your health is in good stead. Thank you again for your mentoring.
By far the most articulate and accurate guitar teacher on youtube. I've learned much from you Andy. You've taken me from campfire strummer to a higher place on my guitar journey. At 65 years of age I'm playing better than I ever have in large part to your tutoring. Thank you. Your life and love for teaching guitar is making a difference for so many out here. Praying for you and your continued health improvements. Gods best to you and yours. 🙏❤
We are so glad to see new lessons from you, Andy. We hope you are getting well. Thanks for your amazing tutorials, and for your time.
I LOVE this song. Beautifully played, sir! I will be learning this one until I’m playing it in my sleep-takes me back to a great time.
Welcome back Andy! So glad you are doing better. You are the best teacher on UA-cam! Excellent lesson.
Nice to see you back in black Andy!
"Good-time Charle's got the blues."
Man, this song takes me back. It was one of my father's faves...he's been gone since '04...and I miss our conversations. Thanks for sharing this Classic.
My Dad felt the same way, but he was never much for conversation, when he was even around.
I'd also forgotten about this song! Great tune, simple but powerful. Somehow it got lost amongst my memories of a million other great '70s songs. Man, music is like the universe- endless.
I was 10 when this song came out, A.m. radio..Plymouth station wagon… funny how a song can take you back. Thanks.
Good to see you Andy I've loved and played this tune in solo venues in years gone by❤✌tutorial is spot on bro 🎸
More dude we've missed you.
He's back in black! And UA-cam is a better place, because of that! It's hard to say anything that hasn't been said already about your work Andy... I did not know this song, but I knew I was going to get something out of the tutorial, as usual. And am I ever glad I swung by the channel today. Beside the incredible accuracy of your transcriptions, whichever the level of the piece, you always seem to capture and push the Feel of the songs accross...so Yah: thank you, thank you and thank you.
Really like your lessons.. great playing and good shots of chord structure.. have directed many young players to your site…thnx!😊
Thank you for posting. I remember my dad who was a country boy himself listening to this song on the radio of a j 10 pickup, grinning and singing along. That is a great memory as a kid. I'll have to try learning this song now. Music brings back such great memories. Bless ya for posting. Your the greatest.
You song choices to teach are so aligned with my tastes it’s almost scary.
Andy, there aren't proper words to thank you enough for what you continue to provide us on your channel. This is another great example of your ability to "nail" it every time. Many thanks.
What a wonderful guitarist and a kind person. How could one find a better teacher than this talented and patient teacher! His approach is efficacious as a teacher but has intangible qualities that are rare these days! God's Peace!
tysm for this tutorial, i like the way u teach and the calmness your voice has def earned a sub
I really liked this song back in the days. The way you play and explain makes me love the song.
So grateful for this. My 21 year old son shared this song with me and here’s a tutorial from one of the best instructor out there! I learned Rain Song and several others from this Chanel - now here’s another great tutorial.
Pretty piece. 1972 was a good year for many fine pieces 😊. Now shut up and play!
Hi toll dass Sie wieder ihre tollen Gitarreninfos an uns weiter geben.
Gruss aus Duisburg Germany
You probably wont see this but i felt the need to say; i could claim that i learned guitar by myself, or teacherless but in reality i think you personally are the man who taught me the most on guitar. Ive fr learned so much about music from this channel alone so... thank you for being a great teacher and i hope u start posting more agin. God bless
nice to see you back on the tube again! I really missed your unique method of teaching which takes something that looks & sounds so complicated & breaks it down to simple basics, creating a gateway of sorts for players like myself to begin to work w/ the arrangement.....much appreciated :)
Beautiful. Glad to have you back Andy!
Welcome back, glad your doing better
Jippi, you' re back!!! I love your tutorials, they inspire me. Wish you the best, Andy 😊🖖
Always love your tutorials! A nice simple song with some good sounding licks
So glad that you are back to making your videos. ❤
Andy, I've been watching your videos for several years and just donated to your website today! We share similar tastes in music and I enjoy every video. I've been playing for years and can usually figure songs out on my own but I appreciate the details you offer. I have owned many guitars over the years but recently bought a Taylor 314ce and want to learn some more songs from you. Thanks again and keep picking!
Honestly, i like your tuition best. calm and collected. Thanks again. NZ
Excellent Andy. So great to see you back🎉
Lovely to see you back! I hope you are alright and feeling better then ever! When I saw the UA-cam notification I thought it was a trick of my mind but you are really back! I'm so glad, thank you for this tutorial, lovely song. Kinda hoping you do more Greg Lake tutorial (because you have the sweetest way to play them) such a The Sage or maybe Watching Over You or Lend Yoir Love To Me Tonight!
Excellent. I just discovered this site. I'm largely a jazz player but all the great music I've heard in my life (like this) also gets to my heart. Thanks!
Good to see you back
You are truly a gifted player...and a very detailed teacher. Beautiful progression Thanx
Lovely tune. I'd never heard it before.
Best news ever - you're back!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
So happy to see you're back. 🎶🎵🎶
Awesome song and amazing timing! I just started working on this one a couple weeks ago but wasn’t very inspired. This arrangement and tutorial was just what I was looking for! Thanks for all you do to keep us plugging away!
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I found your channel a while ago, working on your tutorials has really improved my playing (e.g., meeting the challenge of "Never Going Back Again" was a real turning point for me). So every once in a while I'd play around with the Goodtime Charlie melody but was not really satisfied - your tutorial clarified the arrangement - combining the recorded version with a live performance was a really cool idea - well done as usual
Sounds really good as an instrumental. Retains the addictive melancholy of the original record.
Happy to see you’re back & at it!!!!!
You have the absolute best ear for music and have always inspired me to keep reaching and thisvis one of my all time favorite bittersweet tunes.(Rosewood Bitters is another)
Thx very much, love from Poland
You're back!!! We've all been wondering how you are and thinking about you. Wonderful tutorial, as always.
What a lovely piece that i wasnt aware of, thanks for this.
What a great song to return with.
Outstanding job as usual!
I've missed your presence in my guitar playing!
Another great job, Andy. Thanks!
Very Happy your back carry on mate
so glad to see a new lesson from you :)
Thanks Claude such a killer tune. Break this one out around the campfire as the evening is wearing down. Beautiful powerful emotional .
New subscriber! I'm glad Claude requested it too. I was 11 in 72 and I've always loved that song. Thanks for doing it.
Great lesson video like usual…You make it so easy, thank you again to doin it.
Man, your a beast. Great tune. But there's something about the way you play it. Can't say enough.
One of my all time favorites ❤
Great to see new content from the best teacher online
Thanks so much for this great old tune.
Thank you! One of my favorites from my younger years and having heard it last year I was inspired to once again pick up the guitar but this time I was determined to learn to play. I can strum this song but I can’t get in the licks that make the song what it is. I’ll be spending time to learn it. Thanks again!
Great See you back again Andy
👍🏻🤠🇨🇦🍁
Thx Andy. Great song.
I wished I had talent like this amazing teacher
Best in the world no doubt
Great, clear, concise lesson, I will repeat I am sure. Muchos Thanks amigo!
Welcome back! Looking forward to more.
This song projects such a powerful Sad Emotion, it can be felt from the beginning to the end, this is a rare fact. It is one super Song, Thanks to you Andy for showing us how it is performed, my guess is a lot of people were subconcially waiting for such a demonstration. Cheers to you.
Ha yep if you don’t like this one then you must have something wrong with you! Kinda takes me back to a better place and time.
@@lnhislmage You got me Wrong completely, I do love this song more than any other, believe me , I was simply talking about this huge emotional strike, this song projects, nothing negative about it.
Best ever. Excellent. Thanks.
Great Andy thank you!
Danny ‘O was originally from Spokane WA. Spokane was a logging and railroad town. The song was written because the area was going through hard times back in the’60’s. The song is about people leaving town and moving to California. The crazy thing is today Spokane and the surrounding areas are loaded with people from Southern California who sold their homes for cash and then bought homes in Eastern WA. Thanks for posting this song. I could never figure out the C fingering. One of my most favorite songs of all time. Hal Ketchum does a great version as well
I was just listening to the song yesterday..great tune
Nice one. Thanks!
Hey that's a very nice rendition. I too have recently rediscovered this song. Thanks for sharing. That's worth my subscription for sure.
Dang....this is great! Thank you so much
Interesting choice - Dig it!
Love it!
Nice to see you "back in black".
This is great!!
Nice to see you back! Be well my friend.
I wasn’t aware of this great song. Will be worth the time to learn to play it.
Very nice... When I met my wife, she played this song with me on evening, her showing me she new it. She has a different way of picking it out, but hey, she learned it 30 some years ago and it's her recollection of it. Thanks for doing this. Though I am afraid to show her she isn't correct in a couple of things. LOL... I'll pick this up and play it and see what she says. Hmmmm. Thanks for another amazing lesson. I'll be sending in another support amount to you as soon as I can.
great song
This has always been one of my favorite songs. Mr. O’Keefe is a forgotten master song writer.
Jesus! I was hoping you'd teach this.. dame nice stuff
Welcome back !!
I’m a happy camper. Thanks for this awesome lesson.
Man what a beautiful sounding guitar! And your playing is so crisp, clear and unmuddled. I Applaud You on Many Levels here. The Sound is to die for! Such a Great Song. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, playing and beautiful sound with us. I greatly miss the great guitarists of that era - JT's version of You've Got A Friend is my Request. So glad to see you perpetuating this kind of guitar virtuosity for the youngsters. GREAT STUFF! BTW Who are you?
Again ur the best
Damn i love this song
Thank you for the lesson. I have a bass/vocal cover of this, but want to learn to play on guitar. Really great lesson. Thank you!
God, your guitar has awesome tone xx
Dwight Yoakam recorded a cover of this song - great version . Not familiar with the original, I’ll have to check it out- but a great progression, nonetheless! Great lesson , Andy - hope all is bright n shiny in your world!
Omg! One of my first all time favorites. And I'm not even into country.
first couple of bars sound a bit like wings song Let em in - but of course the other way around time wise. Thanks for the tabs - they are great
great
A couple of suggestions for future episodes - maybe you like them?
Spooky by Atlanta Rhythm Section
Carnival by Natalie Merchant (Jennifer Turner on guitar)
Nice
Never heard this one before, thank you for lesson.
Maybe next time you'll do "Bird of Paradise" by Snowy White?
Thanks for this, I guessed this was the Elvis rendition but it’s pretty similar anyway. Elvis song this live in 74
Take it easy during your recovery brother. We want you around for a long time.
Allow me to request "Soulshine" (w/solo) by Warren Haynes, when you are feeling up to it.
Hey Bro: I have admired your skill and humility for several years now, and I have always learned something from you that served as a catalyst for the Muse. I have been playing for over 55 years, and about 20-25 of that was on the Pro Tours.
I still have several Albums of Original Material (no, not under my YT name) and a Member of SOCAN.
In other words, suffice to say that “I know that of which I speak”.
I was a working Singer/Songwriter back when this came out, sang it 1000 times all over North America, but until checking out your work a few days ago…. I guess I never really heard it. Listening to it several times a day since, and yeah man…
Really sweet piece.
Love your rendition…
Anything in Model Tuning (Stephen Stills/Al Stewart) up your sleeve?
A friend of mine from Montreal taught me Nostradamus (Stewart) in Open D back in the early ‘70’s, but it’s been a long while since I’ve been able to catch it all…
If you’re interested???
Merry Christmas from British Columbia, Canada. -36 C this morning…
Thank you 🙏