Tyrone Davis Homewreckers
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Northern Soul classic guitar lesson. The double-stops in the linchpin lick are: E on the G string and A on the B string then slide down two frets then proceed to the C on the D string and the E on the G string.
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Not only are your lessons great and I want to thank you for them. But there's something else; through the songs you've chosen to cover it's introduced me to a whole lot of music that I missed out on growing up in the 60s and 70s. And of course the artists---such as Tyrone Davis---whom I was totally unfamiliar with. I had heard a few things by Al Green, but thanks to you I picked up his album "Gets Next to You"
and I think have worn the CD out. A masterpiece of the late 60s, in my opinion. So, I hope you keep on doing what your doing; there's a whole lot of us who value it so much.
Glad to hear it, Steve
Thank you so much. Your lessons are pure Gold
Mr Davis has some absolute gems. Thanks for this. Really nice.
Thanks very much for this one. I'm glad you're extended hiatus is over. Your advice on technique etc is invaluable. Cheers , have a great week
nice to see you making videos again- great as always 👍😊
whatever happened to great music like this...thanks for sharing!
Nice....what a great counterpoint with the horn section!
Damn these video lessons are so good. I know I can pause and replay, but I try not to even blink when the Maestro is playing.
Mnaicck...your style is impeccable and smooth. Thanks for posting these great videos.
Thank you for the kind words, sir
Great tune and guitar part. Thanks
Thanks Tony, greetings from West Brom in the UK
Greetings
I really missed your posts.
Love that delicate approach and tone; killer!
Thanks Tony
Not paint it's cornstarch. He taught that trick years ago & I've been passing it on ever since. Thanks again for years of inspiration @mnaicck
What is the cornstarch trick?
@@AFaceintheCrowd01makes the neck less sticky so your fretting hand can glide over it.
@@vayabroder729Thank you.
Awesome... another favorite after Can I Change My Mind as done by Buchanan. A word of advice though: try and stay away from the nose whiskey. When you're covered in it, you are in too deep.
lol
Nose whisky, that's a little harsh. Are u referring to the left knee. Probably bread making flour, sanding dust or an old faded pair of jeans. Maybe it's foam dust from hand shaping a surfboard blank.
@@PulauSwan Maybe talc for zipping along the neck. For sure a joking allusion to cocaine.
@@SmeeUncleJoe I got the idea from seeing Ray Flacke a couple times with Marty Stuart though I'm pretty sure Ray uses baby powder. I prefer corn starch. Either are better than Finger Ease (if that's even still around)
@@mnaicck I can't remember if it was Clapton or Beck that I was reading a few days ago. He ordered necks without varnish as the new finishes were intolerably sticky.
hello I am a great fan of your tutorials and as this is my only possibility of getting in touch with you... I would really like you to explain how it is played
"i'v come a long way" by wilson pickett
thank you from France
Did you say it’s Mighty Joe Young on this track?
I don't rightly know. He was all around TD in that era and he wrote Turning Point which was another hit for Davis. So all I can say is I wouldn't be surprised
Have you been painting?
By the way, I love your videos.
I have always wanted to be a student of yours because of the double stops, I struggle with understanding them. I try to slow it down, but please help me