Subscribed! Excellent insights. 30 years of playing guitar I've only just become passionate about Rockabilly....and joined a Rockabilly band.... would be great to see you do a show on more of the amazing chords. Little Charlie and the Nightcats "Wild Cattin' comes to mind....keep up the good work!
I'm a very ordinary guitar player and found your video in the arvo before going to a party that night. Late in the night the acoustic came out and passed around for a singalong. I played your 12 bar turnaround while we all sang along 50's hits. No one noticed i didn't change the turnaround and kept playing the same thing for 5 mins. Please make more videos under the heading "Things that sound tricky and impressive, but are secretly sort of easy." Love ya work!
@@purepopoz How about ".....guitar made easy "? Happy to hear from you hope you're well. Yup, you're right- a lot of the old Rock n Roll songs were quite similar once you start to hear them. Same with Country music.
Hi Matt. I just found your Videos a couple of days ago, after bookmarking many - then only keeping the ones that were the most concise, well paced , helpful - and inspiring: they were all yours, and so here I am ! I signed into You Tube for the first time in years, to subscribe and say thank you for these lessons / insights. They are great fun to apply - and just the right amount and content in each 'episode' to reach for the guitar whilst watching. I have just one guitar nerd question though, what gauge strings are you using ? Flats or rounds ? Keep up the good work Matt - and thank you.
Hey Fourth Feline, or can I just call you Fourth? So glad you like the videos, to be called inspiring is a great compliment. Thanks you. I LOOOVE guitar nerd questions- that's how I learnt- by asking other guitar players questions- but I soon found out that pretty much ALL guitar players love talking about this stuff. The strings I use - on the tele in the video- are Ernie Ball Power Slinky 11-48 rounds. . I do have other guitars with flats on them though. Happy picking- there will be more videos soon. Matt
Thank you. Made it simple.
Matt you are a great player,also a great teacher. Stay cool,and thanks.👍
-pretty sure you're right on the year '54.
Thanks Shane. More videos to come.
Subscribed! Excellent insights. 30 years of playing guitar I've only just become passionate about Rockabilly....and joined a Rockabilly band.... would be great to see you do a show on more of the amazing chords. Little Charlie and the Nightcats "Wild Cattin' comes to mind....keep up the good work!
Best videos I've found yet
Thankyou Brilliant !
Super helpful and informative and fun! Just subscribed. Thank you!
I got a good price on a Boss RE20 Space Echo pedal. It’s a real good echo for rockabilly. Thanks for the lesson
That's a fine pedal Dante, I've owned one myself. The pedal that I use now is a T Rex Replica- great pedal.
so interesting... and useful!!! some tabs would be really helpful...
You made that so simple, and it still sounds cool. Awesome.
I'm a simple man Earl. Glad you dug it.
Great instruction - looking forward to more of this! Subscribed today!
Thanks Chris. Stay tuned. There will be more coming soon.
I like your ways just a nice cool guy!
Thank you.
Great video. Love it!
Thanks a lot.
Cool.
Wouldn't that A 6th (1:03) technically be an E shape in the CAGED system that is.
very nice!
Thanks Peter
go on laddo
Great stuff Matt. Keep these vids coming
Thanks Dave. I'll keep doing the videos as long as I can. .
I'm a very ordinary guitar player and found your video in the arvo before going to a party that night. Late in the night the acoustic came out and passed around for a singalong. I played your 12 bar turnaround while we all sang along 50's hits. No one noticed i didn't change the turnaround and kept playing the same thing for 5 mins.
Please make more videos under the heading "Things that sound tricky and impressive, but are secretly sort of easy."
Love ya work!
@@purepopoz How about ".....guitar made easy "? Happy to hear from you hope you're well. Yup, you're right- a lot of the old Rock n Roll songs were quite similar once you start to hear them. Same with Country music.
For slap back delay, Strymon’s Deco.
Hi Robert, Strymon make great gear, but so far my favourite echo/delay pedal is the T Rex Replica. It's a superb pedal. Thanks for watching.
Hi Matt. I just found your Videos a couple of days ago, after bookmarking many - then only keeping the ones that were the most concise, well paced , helpful - and inspiring: they were all yours, and so here I am ! I signed into You Tube for the first time in years, to subscribe and say thank you for these lessons / insights. They are great fun to apply - and just the right amount and content in each 'episode' to reach for the guitar whilst watching. I have just one guitar nerd question though, what gauge strings are you using ? Flats or rounds ? Keep up the good work Matt - and thank you.
Hey Fourth Feline, or can I just call you Fourth? So glad you like the videos, to be called inspiring is a great compliment. Thanks you. I LOOOVE guitar nerd questions- that's how I learnt- by asking other guitar players questions- but I soon found out that pretty much ALL guitar players love talking about this stuff.
The strings I use - on the tele in the video- are Ernie Ball Power Slinky 11-48 rounds. . I do have other guitars with flats on them though.
Happy picking- there will be more videos soon.
Matt
Scotty Moore. Jimmy Pages inspiration.
Nice vid.
Scotty inspired a generation of guitar players. One of my favourite quotes by Keith Richards was "Everyone wanted to be Elvis. I wanted to be Scotty."
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