Frank Turner - Try This At Home Video Series Part 9: I Am Disappeared
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- Опубліковано 1 тра 2020
- Hey everyone, as we are all stuck staying indoors I thought I'd give you another guitar tutorial as part of my Try This At Home series. By popular demand, here is ‘I Am Disappeared'. Let me know how you get on! Stay inside, wash your hands and learn guitar!
You lovely gentleman, you. Went in for a tutorial from some random, and found it from the man himself. Good on ya, Frank. A man of the people.
Was having a real mental / physical block initially on the strumming pattern. And then it was suddenly there and locked in! Thank you, good sir, for doing this.
I don't play guitar. I didn't follow a word of this. But I love the care, the attention, the kindness and the song.
love so much that you shared this. thank you thank you
Not a guitar player but sharing music like this is so important, especially now! Thanks for this Frank
By far my favourite song - I specifically love the version on Songbook. I still need to learn it so thanks!
I've been listening to this song a lot lately, it's been one of my absolute favourites for years now but now more so than usual, it reminds me of good times and normalcy, of dreams and wanderlust. I'll be practising my pick strumming and palm muting now. Thanks a lot for the tutorial
Just started learning this today! Wish I’d started learning sooner but here we go!! One of my favourite songs ever… second only to Round Here by CC 😝
Frank learning to play some of your music has been a huge inspiration! If you ever do another of these videos I would absolutely love to know some of the detail behind "Redemption"!
Such a pleasure to watch. I am such a mediocre guitar player but always learn from watching your tutorials... even just a little trick like strumming a different way is so fun to try! Thanks for the video! Also your adorable❤
This is one of my favorite songs ever. So glad to see this tutorial! I really need to pick up a guitar and start learning just for this!
thank you frank, Ive wanted to learn this since Wembley arena, i was twelve then still just as in love with england keep my bones as i ever have been. thanks x
One of my favorite all time songs! Thank you for sharing and can’t wait to see you back in the States!
Truly an amazing song, watching this makes me realize how much of the other parts of the song can be heard in just the chords played by one guitar.
This is so surreal to learn and play along with the man himself! Thank you Frank
Thank you for this. The song has always resonated with me and I've wanted to play it myself but the tabs have never helped as much as this
I grabbed my guitar after 7 years, just 3 days ago to play this song, and now I see this :D thank you Frank
Incredible song.
This is one of my favorite songs to play. Took me a few days of practicing the rhythm, but it sounds great once you get it.
Love this song 👍
One of my favorite songs
Late to the party, but I'll nail this if it bloody kills me!
One of my favourites, love this song Frank!
Wow, this guitar is beautiful
Thank you Frank. 🌹🌹
One of my favourite Frank Turner songs! Not sure if im ever gonna nail that right hand though... Thanks for the video
Love this song and great tutorial Frank!
AWESOME! Love this Song, so glad there's a Tutorial now. Its so cool that you do videos like that
Awesome, thanks Frank please do more of these for us
Thanks man, just learned to play this. Love the chord progressions
One of my favourite songs to exist in the world, thanks a lot for sure shall be learning
Absoulutely brilliant song! Thank you so much for making this video
Trying to get that strumming pattern down at that speed is like re-learning to walk again!! Thanks for putting this up! :)
God I love this song. That's my mission for the next few weeks to try and play. (I'm new to the guitar) Thank you
"Now anybody can take this stage..."
"play a C chord, and then stick a little finger on the top string, you have a high thing" :'D i'm friggin howling! and it's pretty much the old Noel G trick, most Oasis tunes use that note and the one directly on the string above. (I play but no nothing with regards to theory or note location XD)
If you want a real challenge, check out the Wolfgangs Vault video of this from 2011, not sure if Frank drank too much coffee, or someone slipped him some speed or something, but it's a totally different beast.
Has anyone else noticed that these Try This At Home videos are recorded in a single take? Not one cut, no B-roll.
Nice. Now can you teach me how to sing the high notes? 😀🎸🤟🏻🎶
strange, reminds me of a time i went to a pub in exeter, met a girl named amy and went back to her house and i slept beside her, she woke up screaming in the middle of the night. not sure why, might just be me
Lol
Are you still having dreams?
Thank you for taking the time to do this 👍 can any help with the strumming pattern when the song opens up to the outro sections at about 9.47? Struggling to get this bit of the song perfected, it seems like a simple up/down pattern but doesn’t sound right when I do this
Now I know what I'm doing today.
Interesting to see this - I always assumed it was all downstrokes in the verse.
3 days, 2 blisters and a dead capo later. I can finally manage the hammer on without scewing my right hand rythm. (capo is because stuff tuning in and out of eb)
in the chorus, when you wrap that thumb for the F are you letting it ring or muting?
it’s for muting!
@ 3:32 he says to play it
Well not excuse not to give it a go now. Always wondered if the Sleeping Soul of the country is connected to your band's name The Sleeping Souls? Which one came first?
As far as I know, the lyrics came first, and the band is indeed named after that line.
He said on a recent livestream that the lyric of this song is where the band got their name
While we're on the subject of the lyrics -- is the "Bob" who's driving Bob Dylan?
@@andrewlewis5668 Yeah I think so, he talked about this song on his fairly recent tour where everything was stripped back. Think the Newcastle show just gone on sale.
Andrew Lewis yes, he mentions Bob Dylan in the opening lines.
I am such a noob nooooooo
ahhh that strumming is annoying to get down jeez louise