Great!!!! Amazing!!! I am 71 y.o. and i have my guitar from two months.....your lessons are between the best lessons on web. Thank you very much. I discovered Rockabilly music from few weeks and i love It .
Seriously, thanks. Your first easy licks video broke something loose for me. I've only been playing for a year, was playing all the same stuff over and over. Then I practiced those first licks, and it was like everything I learned fell into place. Not like I'm suddenly a virtuoso or anything but I'm having a ton of fun and improvising stuff that actually sounds like music. Really appreciate it.
Man am I glad you were in my recommendations. I never knew I wanted to play rockabilly till I saw your channel and Damien baccis, but my god do I love it. Keep up the great videos
Wouaw you transmit with a disconcerting and relaxed ease a knowledge certainly "mystified 😭😭" by guitarists who want to keep everything secret. These 4 licks allow every one to understand improvisation on rockabilly pieces and have fun. A big thank-you.
Played guitar for a while, and needed some inspiration so bought a second hand Gretsch ,found DEATHRAYCAT and bingo, can't put the thing down, thank you. Keep up the great work.
Hey! Just wanted to say thank you! Been playing guitar for years and no word of a lie my guitar playing improved massively in about thirty minutes thanks to this video.
Great lesson for beginners, Been playing rock, metal guitar for sometime but want to learn other genre like Rockabilly, it sounds cool. Thanks for this, your a great teacher. subscribed!😊
Great Lesson !! Like your explanations and demonstrations.. Hope you keep sharing the you tube videos. Thanks !! From Sunny Arecibo, Puerto Rico 😁🌴🥥🎸🇵🇷
Great lessons, love all this stuff also 60’s garage and Billy Childish’s bands, it’s cool to refresh on the easier stuff. I used to play in a band in a prison and we did some old surf instros and also Troubled Times by Mighty Caesars. Very cool stuff 😎
Thank you from Madrid (Spain) for this tutorial!!! I love this sound but my skills are not good enough yet to play on this mood. Now with this great tutorial I think will be able to improve!!! Thank you again
Thanks Nico , learning alot from your lessons , always fun things to enjoy on the guitar. Just wanted to ask if Gretsch guitars are heavy or light in weight? They sound great , ideal for the rockabilly sound.
Hi Rajesh! Glad you’re enjoying the lessons! It depends on the model how heavy they are. I find the hollow bodies to be not too heavy but not super light either. 💪
Hi thanks a lot Robert! Yeah the electromatic tier and above has access to all the tabs and Patreon videos as well as any backing tracks. I’m about to add a bunch more backing tracks too! Cheers! 🍻
@@DEATHRAYCAT Cool. I hear that! I'm looking to get a new Gretsch. Thinking 6120 or maybe something else. So many nice pro models. Which 6120 do you have?
Thanks so much! Well done for picking up the instrument and learning a new skill, I hope you find as much enjoyment from it as I do. I have been playing for around 25 years 😮 but you will see improvements every day if you practice and hopefully will enjoy the process!
Would you agree that greatch necks are the best one day I'm getting a white falcon I had a nice 50 something my fiend wanted the guitar I sold it to him it never bothered me that I sold it to him he helped me out a lot..🎉I
Great lesson. It would be good to teach the right hand too. It looks like you’re finger picking. Also you’re using a lot of syncopation. It would be good to teach the rockabilly rhythm and groove by explaining the rhythms you’re using in your right hand.
The very best instructions I've seen. Thank you
Great!!!! Amazing!!!
I am 71 y.o. and i have my guitar from two months.....your lessons are between the best lessons on web. Thank you very much. I discovered Rockabilly music from few weeks and i love It .
Thank you sooo much! Keep enjoying that rock and roll!
Thank you you da man; learnt loads
Seriously, thanks. Your first easy licks video broke something loose for me. I've only been playing for a year, was playing all the same stuff over and over. Then I practiced those first licks, and it was like everything I learned fell into place. Not like I'm suddenly a virtuoso or anything but I'm having a ton of fun and improvising stuff that actually sounds like music. Really appreciate it.
Thank you for including lessons for beginners. They are way more fun than the average UA-cam lesson. Peace.
You break it down very well,, in bite size easy to understand way . Great teaching , learnt a lot already thankyou.
Man am I glad you were in my recommendations. I never knew I wanted to play rockabilly till I saw your channel and Damien baccis, but my god do I love it. Keep up the great videos
This is amazing news, thank you so much 🙏🏻 🍻
Wouaw
you transmit with a disconcerting and relaxed ease a knowledge certainly "mystified 😭😭" by guitarists who want to keep everything secret. These 4 licks allow every one to understand improvisation on rockabilly pieces and have fun. A big thank-you.
Thank you
Great lesson. I love the building block method and demo with the backing track along the way. Keep up the good work. I’ll be back for more!
Thanks Michael, welcome to the gang!
I have become a more advanced player and this lesson is really clear and fun: Great job.
Thanks so much!
Played guitar for a while, and needed some inspiration so bought a second hand Gretsch ,found DEATHRAYCAT and bingo, can't put the thing down, thank you. Keep up the great work.
Thanks you that means a lot! 🙏
You're awesome, thank you for such a fantastic video and giving the world the song.
You’re too kind, thanks! 🙏
Hey! Just wanted to say thank you! Been playing guitar for years and no word of a lie my guitar playing improved massively in about thirty minutes thanks to this video.
That’s awesome thanks so much I’m glad to have helped!
These are great thanks from Australia
Great lesson for beginners, Been playing rock, metal guitar for sometime but want to learn other genre like Rockabilly, it sounds cool. Thanks for this, your a great teacher. subscribed!😊
Thank you very much and welcome to the gang ! 🍻
Doing a great job of opening my eyes to lots of possibilities thank very much . Ed
Thanks so much! Hope you get lots of inspiration on this channel
Great Lesson !! Like your explanations and demonstrations.. Hope you keep sharing the you tube videos. Thanks !! From Sunny Arecibo, Puerto Rico 😁🌴🥥🎸🇵🇷
Thanks it means a lot !
great lesson. really usefull for a beginner like me. thanks from germany
Danke Schon! 🙏
Always look forward to your new tips
Fantastic lesson just what I needed. Thank you. Looking forward to part 2 easy rockabilly ideas 👍
Nice lesson again. Many thanks 😊
Best one yet! 👍🏻
😊 absolutely helpful this one was completely useful!!!! All videos rock thank you
Thank you !
Great tone.clever your teaching method.it get us involved quick with a positive attitude
Thanks John!
You've done it again. Good show ol' chum.
a huge "thank you" from Britanny, France
Merci! My parents live in Britanny. Beautiful place
Thank you. Excellent building blocks for rockabilly beginners.
🎉 Very well bite-sized lesson! Loved it. Love Leeds as well 🙈 Thanks from Finland!
Thank you! 😸
Wow, this is great stuff and alot fun! Thanks for the cool, easy to follow lessons!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic lesson I really loved it thank you so much for sharing Great job
Great lessons, love all this stuff also 60’s garage and Billy Childish’s bands, it’s cool to refresh on the easier stuff. I used to play in a band in a prison and we did some old surf instros and also Troubled Times by Mighty Caesars. Very cool stuff 😎
Thanks Paul I love the Billy Childish stuff too, that’s a guy with a lot of great material! Thanks and all the best 🍻
Your awesome Mate! Shelton, Wa U.S.A.
Great stuff,love the way you teach , keep it going.
Thanks Frank!
Great beginners lesson! Even an old bloke like me could follow it. Thank you.
Thanks Colin!
Great Lessons Mate, Keep it up.
The Weather?? Hot in Florida on the Gulf Coast, good time for lessons in the afternoon
One ole Stray Cat
Thank you John!
Thanks for your lessons. Very nice lesson
My pleasure, thanks!
This is deadly. Thx!
Great lesson.Thanks !
Love your vibe man! Thanks for the video(s)
So cool.. love the channel
Thank you 🙏
Thank you from Madrid (Spain) for this tutorial!!! I love this sound but my skills are not good enough yet to play on this mood. Now with this great tutorial I think will be able to improve!!! Thank you again
Awesome! Thank you 🙏🏻 have fun ! 🍻
Hey your lessons are great.
Great! Thanks so much.
Fabulous thank you 🙏
what a bloody great lesson. musical roughage
Great! So useful! Thank you!)))
So ready a beer and open chat and coolness.
Merci c'est encore un plaisir de vous écouter et d'apprendre 👍👍
AND A PATREON!!!!!!
Thanks so much for the support! Welcome to the gang!
Sitting on the back porch and just playing with some friends and someone says ..."play me something"
No I can.....! thank you.
subscribed!!!!
Good stuff as always.
Thanks CC 😻
Thanks Nico , learning alot from your lessons , always fun things to enjoy on the guitar.
Just wanted to ask if Gretsch guitars are heavy or light in weight?
They sound great , ideal for the rockabilly sound.
Hi Rajesh! Glad you’re enjoying the lessons!
It depends on the model how heavy they are. I find the hollow bodies to be not too heavy but not super light either. 💪
@@DEATHRAYCAT Hi Nico, I see what you mean. Thankyou
THANK YOU!!!
You're welcome! Cheers!
Hey Nico - Really like your lessons they are a great help - do all your lessons on Patreon have full tabs (ie) Electromatic - Thanks
Hi thanks a lot Robert! Yeah the electromatic tier and above has access to all the tabs and Patreon videos as well as any backing tracks. I’m about to add a bunch more backing tracks too! Cheers! 🍻
These easy licks are super helpful! Thank you! Question for you: which of your guitars is your favorite for rockabilly/psychobilly?
Thanks Jason! I’m obviously a Gretsch man but I do think any guitar can be used for rockabilly or psychobilly! It’s all in the way you play 😸
@@DEATHRAYCAT Cool. I hear that! I'm looking to get a new Gretsch. Thinking 6120 or maybe something else. So many nice pro models. Which 6120 do you have?
That was awesome
Cheers Roy!
easy but very cool mate
Love your teaching I am a beginner at 61. How long did it take you to get as good as you are?🇺🇸
Thanks so much! Well done for picking up the instrument and learning a new skill, I hope you find as much enjoyment from it as I do. I have been playing for around 25 years 😮 but you will see improvements every day if you practice and hopefully will enjoy the process!
Would you agree that greatch necks are the best one day I'm getting a white falcon I had a nice 50 something my fiend wanted the guitar I sold it to him it never bothered me that I sold it to him he helped me out a lot..🎉I
Good 💩 Nico. Thanks.👻🍻😸
Rain....man I wish it would rain in my part of the world.😜
It added a nice bit of texture to the video 😂 thanks for watching as always Tracey!
@@DEATHRAYCAT 👍. I have your band in my spotify playlists.🤙
Can you give me a tip on a as good amp for Gretsch 5420 and rockabilly sound ? Thanks
First time plying guitar any tips.
I enjoyed the video your the cats meow
Thank you 🙏
fantastic Work.😀 👌
Please coming son Elvis Scotty and Bill "Mystery Train" and Charlie feathers "One Hand loose"👏👏👏👏
Thanks for the requests!
Thank you very much for this lesson. Its very very much appreciated. Please enjoy a drink on me!
Thanks John! ☕️ much appreciated!
If we were to do all this playing with our fingers? Would our eyesight fail?!😂😅😊
Where’s the link to join patron ?
Hi Mark, it should be down there but here it is if you can’t find it 😸 www.patreon.com/deathraycat
Thanks for looking !
I'm an old metal head from the 80s, I had a Grestch but I let it go. I like Your lessons. I'm going to get another Grestch soon.
Thank you! 🙏
Any easy solos in E or G?
No
Lol
Great lesson. It would be good to teach the right hand too. It looks like you’re finger picking. Also you’re using a lot of syncopation. It would be good to teach the rockabilly rhythm and groove by explaining the rhythms you’re using in your right hand.
Excellent lesson!!
Thank you!