I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow Dan Tyminski Oh Brother Where Art Thou Guitar Lesson, Chords, Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2019
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Man Of Constant Sorrow from the Oh Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack (performed by Dan Tyminski) is an amazingly recognizable guitar riff and arrangement of a great traditional song. And, it's a great song to cover.
This guitar lesson will show you how to properly play the opening riff, in the most accurate sounding riff that you will find on youtube. You'll be shown how to move the chords and riffs in proper keys and rhythms sensible to how Dan Tyminski plays Man Of Constant Sorrow on the Oh Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack.
Other guitar tutorials might have you waste time learning incorrect versions of a song, or practicing poor habits. This tutorial will not do that to you.
Soggy Bottom Boys
George Clooney
Oh Brother Where Art Though Soundtrack
This is absolutely spot on. This deserves to be the top result when this song is searched. Thanks so much for posting this. (Especially for posting it without asking us to go to your website and pay for the second half or something.)
Thanks man! I will say, I listened to the movie track of this over and over trying to get it as right as I could so I'm glad that you think it's on point!
@@TimGuitarLessons - Another great thing you do is play the whole song first right at the start. So many people go right into the tutorial without playing the song to let us hear what we're getting into. That drives me nuts. This is exactly what I want from a lesson. I suppose the only thing that could take this to the next level is tabs to go along with it, but so far I haven't even needed them.
A lot of people have mentioned tabs... I never really used tabs though so they’re more confusing to me than they are helpful. I imagine that if I tried tabbing out lengthy riffs, I’d write them wrong
@@TimGuitarLessons - Fair enough. I think you do a good enough job explaining everything here that it works well enough without them.
@@TimGuitarLessons I used to depend on tabs, but now find that just watching and listening is much more effective.
This song has got some kinda grip on my soul. Im obsessed with the tone and rhythm. Not to mention Dan’s voice which to me is something in its self.
Tim you by far instruct the best versions of any song I’m looking to learn. Not to mention, almost every song I looked up to learn, sure enough you’ve broken it down to learn. 👍🏾
Loved to revisit this and try again to get closer to your feel/rhythm
This tutorial is worth the time. I never knew I could play a piece like this. Some great train sounding riffs!
This was really fun to play along to and taught really well, thank you!
I’ve been looking for a video like this since I first saw the movie. You’re amazing man
Thanks Hunter! I appreciate the positive feedback!
Nicely broken down, I apreciate the time you put into this for us, thanks Tim
Far and away the most helpful tutorial I've found. Thank you so much! :-)
Glad it helped! Thanks Mike!
LOL, you make it look so easy. I can't believe how much I struggle to get feel you play with here.
Awesome lesson and playing Tim.
Thanks! It definitely was difficult to get this clean when I was first learning it... it’s something that eventually just clicks for your hands
Thanks Tim, I have been messing with this one off and on for a while. I really enjoy your teaching style and accuracy; I'm determined to add this one to my playable list now.
Thanks Mark! Eventually it just clicks and then you’ll have it. It took me a couple days of very repetitive practice to get that intro riff fluid, but the most difficult thing was trying to figure out the right movements and timing of them... lots of listening to the first 10 seconds of the track from Oh Brother Where Art Thou... but I’m pretty sure what I’m showing you here is the most accurate depiction on UA-cam of how it’s played on the track! Thanks for the support Mark!
Wow I’m really enjoying your lessons !!!
By far the best version Ive found of this song! Great work and awesome feel!
Thanks for commenting!
I just can say that it's the best video I've found to learn this great song, thank you Tim, from France
Thanks so much for the positive feedback!
Tim, your tutorials are always so damned good. I don't know how you maintain your concentration picking apart a song so slowly but, man, am I glad you do. Love this particular song and so much of the other stuff you cover and break down, most especially Jason Isbell. Someday you're gonna have to show your face though! Thanks man!
Thank you so much Doug! I'm really glad you find the tutorials helpful!
Bar none, this was the most thorough, accurate and precise instructional video on this song I've ever seen. Bravo! And Thank You.
Thanks!!
Excelent lesson, mate. Thanks
Great lesson here, clearly explained in manageable chunks, well done.
Thanks for the positive feedback, glad the lesson helped!
This song is awesome and what a way to break it down.. I truly appreciate you and all your videos.. thank you ❤
Thanks so much Brad!
Brilliant video. Thanks so much. It strikes the balance well between explaining enough to be clear, but not so much that it goes too slowly. First video I've seen of yours and I'll certainly be looking for more.
I really appreciate it Tom!
Well done and many thanks! Best tutorial of this I've seen, or maybe it just fits my style right now. Either way, consider me grateful!
Thanks so much Chadd! I appreciate you letting me know!
Can’t say it enough. You are the man! Keep it up Tim
Thanks for the feedback Cody!
Such a great, underrated channel. Your a fabulous guitar player.
I appreciate it!
Love it too and I am going to add on a double drop down with tuning the high E to D as well.
Subscribed right after the opening riff.
Great tutorial, thanks.
I'm glad you found it to be helpful!
Great job Tim, this is awesome song one of my favorite!
Thanks so much for the positive feedback Ricky!
I really like your teaching style. Excellent if you're not a beginner but a stumbling "let's try to expand upon our skills" player.
Thanks so much Craig!
Great work Tim make me feel maybe I may just be able to learn this. Top lesson.
Thanks Steve! I’m glad it helped!
Just perfect, great explanation! Thanks for the enlightenment 😇
I’m glad you liked the lesson!
Excellent presentation and instruction. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback!
Huge ! What a great lesson .
Thanks Nicholas!
Brlliant. Thank you!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for posting this! Very nice!
Glad you found it helpful, thanks!
Fantastic! Thanks for the great content!
Thanks Jeff!
Excellent tutorial
Glad you think so! Thanks!
Great job teaching brother. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Terry!
Awesome. I agree this should be the top result. Thank you and awesome job
Thanks for the kind words Ben!
So well explained and demonstrated, thank you very much.
I'm glad you found it helpful Raymond!
BEST TUTORIAL!!!!!! THANK YOU
Thanks so much Laura! I appreciate the comment and I'm glad the lesson helped you!
Thanksss a lot ...!!
The BEST and the THRUEST Tuto is HERE !!!!!!
I'm glad it helps!
I subscribed! This lesson is subscription worthy. Great lesson!
Thanks so much!
This is an awesome video for me. You are a great teacher.
Thanks man!
Clearly presented tutorial. Many thanks ... 😎
Happy to help TJ, thanks for the comment!
Thanks man, you helped a lot!
Thanks so much Marcus!! I'm glad that the lesson was helpful!
Love the work here.
Thanks Jason!
Thx! Love your teaching.
Thanks Tim!
Good lord this is bloody difficult. You broke it down in such a way that I think I might actually get it at some point, even it'll take me half a years. Great vidoe, thanks!
Well I hope the lesson helps, thanks for the comment!
Great video buddy, thank you so much!
Thanks for the positive feedback Andrew! I’m glad you found the lesson helpful!
Good stuff bro!
I appreciate it Jason!
Excellent! Thank you
You’re welcome!
This is the best lesson for this song hands down
Thanks Rob!
I really appreciated the video!
Thanks for the comment Justin, I'm glad that you liked the lesson!
wow. very nice lesson.
Thanks!
Absolutely brilliant
Thanks!
Excellent tuition!
Thanks Neil!
Great teaching good sir. I cant wait to pick up the guitar and pay this after i change my strings.
Thanks for the positive feedback Kyle!
I have been wanting to learn this song for so long at just want to as thanks and keep doing wat ur doing
Glad it helped Ty!
That's bang on mate. Thanks!
Thanks Scott!
this is really good. thanks
Happy to help!
Excellent! Thank you.
Thanks for the comment Michael!
This is great!
Thanks so much Jim!
Great job. You must have learned this from watching someone play it. Because I've been trying to learn it for some time. And this is the most accurate lesson I've been able to find. I wish you would play it all the way through. With lyrics. So I could practice along with it.
If not though. And you know a good video to watch. Please share a link.
Thanks a bunch!
Tim, excellent video on explaining the techniques used by Tyminski on his guitar playing of this song. Don't know why anyone would give this video a dislike, perhaps these people may not understand the purpose of the video and probably looking for something else a little more instructional or basic.
Thanks so much! I'm glad you found the video helpful... People give thumbs down for all kinds of reasons hahaha, but I'm certainly glad that you like the video!
Superb lesson. Best on youtube. Great detail.
Thanks so much Steven!
You're welcome - going to start learning it today. If I can get it down half as well as you I will be happy!! Thanks again for your time and effort in sharing your work.
Great job! You won me over - I’m a new subscriber. 👍
I appreciate it Stephen, thanks!
The best players make it look easy. And you my friend make it look easy,
Thanks for the comment!
Nice. Thanks.
Thanks for the comment David!
Awesome
Thanks.
Most welcome Lester!
Well explained and nicely played. I dig this song since the day I saw Clooney sang it in the movie.
Paulo,
That was Dan Tyminski you heard.
@@longjonwhite you are saying Clooney wasn't singing just play back? If so he surely did a good job!...
@paulo. Yes, sorry to disappoint, but handsome George was lip-syncing. Great film ! You could get the soundtrack album if you like the songs.
beautiful
Thanks!
Helps a lot... thanks
Sure thing!
Thanks!
Thanks so much! I appreciate the super-thanks!
As usual an absolutely spot on lesson to a song I actually want to learn to play. You are the best...thanks! My Patreon money is well spent with your channel!
In watching Dan Tyminski play this in various live versions, he plays the intro and outro the same but seems to generally improv/free form some of the fills and riffs throughout the song. Said differently he never plays it exactly the same way twice...kinda like watching Keith Richards play Honky Tonk Women. He has mastery of all the licks and just flows with it.
But there is one riff he plays a few times where he very clearly hits a harmonic. On the main soundtrack version examples (to my ear) include 0:24 and 0:58. I know it's just one of the riffs he's cycling through but to me it's kind of signature and differentiated...and I can't figure it out! Any idea what he's doing there?
Thank you brother!
Sure thing! I hope the lesson helps!
BEEN PLAYIN THE OLD GIT FOR YEARS ,..AND NEVER SEEN OR TRIED THESE PROCEEDURES..GOTTA AT LEAST TRY,...BUT BEEN RETIRED FROM GIGGIN.' FOR YEARS,...STILL LOV IT THO..!!
Guitar is one of those great lifetime hobbies! I hope the lesson helps!
Thank You Tim great lesson.
Thanks for the positive feedback Gordy!
What kind of guitar are you playing?
Gordy this is a Waterloo WL14X
You killed it
Thanks!!
Best I've heard so far.
Thanks Larry!
Nice Waterloo. Thought it was a recording king for most of this video haha. Great playing, sir!
Thanks so much!
easily the best tutorial on this song
Thanks so much Noah!
Love it 💯⚡👍💪🥇🎸
Thanks for the comment!
very good detail here
Thanks!
Awesome lesson!! Thanks! Any chance of doing lessons on some old Band of heathens stuff like medicine man, golden calf, or somebody tell the truth? Thanks!
Nice lesson, perhaps I really CAN learn this thing!!! :-(
It definitely takes some practice, but you should definitely be able to learn it!
This is a class lesson. Watched it over and over. I understand every word and my guitar has the same strings and frets as yours, but I still can't play it! Watch this space in 2021!!
Thanks so much for the kind words John!
I like how your breaking it all down section by section
Why did I have to go through top results played wrong until I got to this one. Your diligence is appreciated!
I'm glad you found the lesson, thanks for the comment Adam!
top man....
Thanks for the comment!
Been searching for this version for some time now
Well I’m glad you found it!
great tutorial. way to break it down
Thanks so much Trey! I'm glad the lesson helped you out!
Good lord man, the resonance on that guitar is purrrrrfect. Even with the little bit o buzz. Great job. Thankyou. My favorite of the 5 or 6 I just looked at to learn her.
I’m glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the comment!
@@TimGuitarLessons what guitar is that? Thanks
This is a Waterloo WL14X
@@TimGuitarLessons I knew it! I was looking at it thinking, that looks similar to the guitar I got my mom. I love the sound it makes!
Definitely!
Finally! This sounds Greta man good job
Could you do railroad bill?
Thanks! And Railroad Bill is not ringing a bell... (I'm not great with song names haha) what song is that?
@@TimGuitarLessons Colter wall does a cover of it on CBC. An old folk tune.
Thanks for the videos man, if you have a patreon Id love to support
I'll definitely give it a listen! And I do not have a patreon, but I appreciate the willingness!
I saw Dan at a Kroger in Tennessee about 15 years ago
Hahaha nice... did you speak to him?
Great lesson, well taught. Thanks so much. My only quibble would be that in watching vids of Tyminski I don't ever see him going to that B string during the intro...although it does sound nice if you can pull it off :)
After quite some time since having made this lesson to think about it, I tend to agree with you. But, I can also 100% hear that note in there in the recording still. If I were to go back and reteach this lesson, I would have it in double drop d, with the note in question (d) being played by striking the high open 1 string as opposed to fretting it on the 2 string 3 fret
@@TimGuitarLessons I'll give it a try! Thanks again for this and all your lessons...very well done
Thanks for sharing this great video on one of the best songs ever in my opinion. Can I ask what brand guitar you are playing.? It really has a ring !!
Thanks for commenting! This guitar is a Waterloo WL14X
I haven't played with a pick for 30 years. I've just picked it up again but I feel like I'm playing with an Abalone sea shell. Just gets stuck on all the wrong strings. Anyway I'll persist. Haha. Good on you for sharing these vids and technique.
I used to play with really thin picks to combat this but even that became a crutch and just didn't sound right. Hang in there, you'll get the hang of it. 😉😎
Written by Dick Burnett circa 1913 best version imo Ralph Stanley.Thanks for lesson well done.
Thanks!
Great video! Subscribed right away. My question is about adding a solo interlude. I found a nice UA-cam vid on the solo but it was capo’d on the 2nd fret. ??? Any thoughts? Thanks again for this vid!
Better than many. The real key, especially to the radio station version, is the strumming and accents. What notes are muted? What drone notes ring? Listen to the harmonic accent and the driving bass. The fingering is relatively easy but just playing straight strumming doesn't capture the dynamics.
Great video but I think that Dan does it in double drop D tuning withe both the first and sixth strings tuned down to D.