I know you probably hear this a lot but I really can't thank you enough for all these awesome lessons!! I got my son who's 14 into watching your lessons and now me and him jam together all the time. And spending that time with him means the world to me. So again, Thank you Justin!
About 6 months into play guitar with Justin and come to the point where I am learning the Barre F chord. I'm at the stage now where 4 strings are ringing out and sometimes the high E string. I'm finding now though that I'm getting more benefit out of learning a song that has F in it. Wanted dead or alive is my go to, but I love CCR so I'm adding this to my repertoire. Thanks Justin for everything you do!
John Fogerty wrote some great songs and this is one of my favorites. And his voice took it over the top. At 74 he's still playing mostly it seems on acoustic using standard chords. Never a credence Clearwater revival song I didn't like! Great song, great lesson!
Nice lesson. I'm a big fan of CCR and I hope you cover more of their tunes (especially anything with a John Forgerty guitar solo). Also I was wondering if you have listen to Link Wray (especially Jack the Ripper or Raw-Hide, my two favorites) and would consider doing a lesson on him? His sound is pretty primitive, but he had so much energy in what he did. I might be wrong about this, but there are times when I can hear a Link Wray influence in John's solos. I think there is a lot in what Wray does that would greatly add to a beginners or intermediate guitar players vocabulary.
In the end of the bridge section I like to add the last two notes of the intro before going back to the song. Might not be in the original recording, but it sounds cool.
Great lesson Justin thanks! For the bridge part you mention (I think) it was in open tuning. I don't believe Fogerty has ever used open tuning. Correct me if I'm wrong
Hey man been learning with you for the past few weeks, thank you so much!!! One question I’m able to play the start of the song with my index and middle finger, is that creating bad habits???
hi. Nice job a usual. I'm looking for chord progression over the solos. Specially in the foo fighters cover with JF. I think there are 2 parts of the solos. Chord progression of the 8 first bars is same as the chorus. But for second part, il don't know if it's Verse or chorus progression. Any idea ? Thanks.
Another great lesson Justin. Big CCR fan. Gotta love Fogerty : ) VERY Nice performance. On another note, how can you show how to play other peoples songs on UA-cam. I thought copyrights and lawyers would stop guitarists (i think some channels got copyright strikes or had to pull content down in the past) from sharing how to play songs online by now. Does UA-cam allow you to make adsense revenue (monetize) on other's songs too? Thanks for the feedback. I'm an aspiring guitar teacher myself and would love to escape the J-O-B myself.
Hi Justin, thanks so much for this lesson! But, could you explain what is the Key of this song. I guess it is in G major, but "F Major" chord is making me confused which does not fit this key??
it is in G and that doesn't mean it could not have 'borrowed' an F while other chords are neatly fit in the key of G | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
Justin well done. As a Vietnam veteran the song has always meant a lot to me and other vets. Thank you!
Thank you for your service 🙏
I know you probably hear this a lot but I really can't thank you enough for all these awesome lessons!! I got my son who's 14 into watching your lessons and now me and him jam together all the time. And spending that time with him means the world to me. So again, Thank you Justin!
Thanks, Justin! Wish to have more lessons stuff by CCR, Dire Straits, Fleetwood Mac and Waterboys...
Credence wrote and played some awesome music. Thanks for sharing such an iconic song.
Thanks so much for this easy learning lesson. As you said "Learn by ear" means so much to me to learn to play the guitar at 52 years old.
About 6 months into play guitar with Justin and come to the point where I am learning the Barre F chord.
I'm at the stage now where 4 strings are ringing out and sometimes the high E string. I'm finding now though that I'm getting more benefit out of learning a song that has F in it. Wanted dead or alive is my go to, but I love CCR so I'm adding this to my repertoire.
Thanks Justin for everything you do!
the song a masterpiece in itself and then a masterpiece lesson of the master of guitar teaching
Justin's videos are way under appreciated. It's basically because of his videos I'm able to play the guitar at all.
3:24 he adds the Bass G with his mouth 😁 loved that! Did it in my mind too 😂
John Fogerty wrote some great songs and this is one of my favorites. And his voice took it over the top. At 74 he's still playing mostly it seems on acoustic using standard chords. Never a credence Clearwater revival song I didn't like! Great song, great lesson!
Thank you, Justin. Another great lesson. Much appreciated, I learn a lot from you.
You are a special person. Justin. Thank you. Makes me consider symbiotic connections. I'm so jealous (in the nice way.) Amazing!!!
NIce to hear a bit of Tassie slang slipping in there - "A bit of a rummin" :D
roses are red
voilets are blue
the part that you came for
is at 7:22
A Scary Melon brilliant hahahah
Roses are red violets are blue I lvoe you
Thanks
Fortune son intro is so satisfying lol
Very well explained. Iam alredy strumming this like a pro after a few hours. Thanks Justin.
CCR undocumented unrecognised legends. So good to see a good lesson
Gotz to open my "new" 2 year old small amp for this lesson! Thank you!
your lessons keep gettin better and better!
Awesome as always Justin!
Cheers!
I love this song. Thank you very much, Justin. 👍 You are awesome!!
amazing stuff bro
Cheers!
Justin, love your stuff. Opens me up to new possibilities. Thank you.
Thank you so much for a lesson that I have been looking for a long time!
Great song, great lesson, Thanks Justin !
The "lift" tip is great !
Thanks Justin! As always, excellent lesson! Greets from Argentina!
Much appreciate these insights Justin..thanks
Sweet, thanks' for putting this one up Justin
one of my fav songs :)
Mine too!
Nice tune, thank you for the instruction Justin.
Great Lesson Justin
thank you .
I really apprecite this tutorial :-D
Who’s out here trynna learn this before WW3
Thank you, Justin :)
FANTASTIC LESSON JUSTIN !. I have just subscribed to your channel .
That was great buddy, thank you so much. Cheers from Argentina!
Are you mind reading? I was just looking at the tabs for Fortunate Son last week; your video is waaaaaaay better than what I found.
Great shit Justin! Thanks again.
Justin you life saver!!
Cool new video from one of my fav songs and teachers
Smooth moves. Nice hat too
awesome , Justin.
outstanding lesson, superbly explained Justin, thank you so much. One of my favourite CCR tracks
Can rock it out like the Foo Fighters version with John. That rocks like crazy!
Top tune, top riff, top lesson, thanks
Thanks very much. Intro turns out to be easy, but couldn't figure it out on my own.
thats excellent justin. thx😎
This is so good 👍
Excellent je vais le faire
Damn! that guitar sounds awesome. Thanks for the lesson mate.
Nice lesson. I'm a big fan of CCR and I hope you cover more of their tunes (especially anything with a John Forgerty guitar solo). Also I was wondering if you have listen to Link Wray (especially Jack the Ripper or Raw-Hide, my two favorites) and would consider doing a lesson on him? His sound is pretty primitive, but he had so much energy in what he did. I might be wrong about this, but there are times when I can hear a Link Wray influence in John's solos. I think there is a lot in what Wray does that would greatly add to a beginners or intermediate guitar players vocabulary.
Thanks buddy Justin
Nice Justin!
i love greedence
Hell yes !!!!!!!!!!!
Gracias Justin
fantastic. J!!
Brilliant mate, thank you
This song is still a bit out of my league. Still hanging at walk of life 😂. But great song en keep up the good work !
Thanks Justin I love this song😀👍
Bravo Justin**********
In the end of the bridge section I like to add the last two notes of the intro before going back to the song. Might not be in the original recording, but it sounds cool.
Cheers dude
Interesting i learnt this in D standard tuning but this is a fair bit easier
Great lesson Justin thanks! For the bridge part you mention (I think) it was in open tuning. I don't believe Fogerty has ever used open tuning. Correct me if I'm wrong
love ccr
could you please do a tutorial for fortunate son by Lyle Workman & The Forest Rangers. Really love the instrumental version of this song...
could you do a review of that suhr guitar Justin? or maybe just talk about it a little in another video? :)
Love it Justin, Been learning from You over 3 years, (You and Your friends, Marty and Brett) :) One Day, Do, Bob Seger, Ship of Fools, Thanks, Tommy
Hey Justin you should totally check out the cover John fogerty did with Dave grohl and foo fighters, it's awesome!
Justin! Could you do a cover of the intro song from the tv series californication? would love to see that!!
This is in my book? Oh wait Volume 2 LOL... Love you books Justin, Keep up the fantastic work :)
>pick up guitar
>It Ain't Me starts playing
Just got a guitar for Christmas and all my friends want me to play this song and big iron
Hey man been learning with you for the past few weeks, thank you so much!!! One question I’m able to play the start of the song with my index and middle finger, is that creating bad habits???
Cool cool👍🏽
Cool!
Cool.
Hi could you please teach the guitar solo for 'something so strong' by crowded house i cant find it anywere
hi. Nice job a usual. I'm looking for chord progression over the solos. Specially in the foo fighters cover with JF. I think there are 2 parts of the solos. Chord progression of the 8 first bars is same as the chorus. But for second part, il don't know if it's Verse or chorus progression. Any idea ? Thanks.
You are awesome! Would you use the same strumming pattern for an acoustic guitar?
I like your shirt
Great lesson. What's your handicap?
I dig it!
Hey Justin, could you tell us about this guitar?
p.s. would love to see more 70s bands stuff, maybe Deep Purple.
It's made by John Suhr, a very high-end Strat clone.
Another great lesson Justin. Big CCR fan. Gotta love Fogerty : )
VERY Nice performance.
On another note, how can you show how to play other peoples songs on UA-cam. I thought copyrights and lawyers would stop guitarists (i think some channels got copyright strikes or had to pull content down in the past) from sharing how to play songs online by now. Does UA-cam allow you to make adsense revenue (monetize) on other's songs too? Thanks for the feedback. I'm an aspiring guitar teacher myself and would love to escape the J-O-B myself.
bravo, just awesome. friendly. gilles.
hey! nice lesson! Only 1 question.. What is the best setting for this song on my Vox VT20+ Classic? Does anyone know? Keep up the great work Justin!
Hi Justin. What type of guitar pick and thickness are you using to play electric guitar ? thanks
*down up lift up lift up down*
tankh you alstin my Brazil helo Olá in português
amazing ;)
Aah now I got those 'special' chords... or at least how to play them. Cheers
some radiohead Justin plz👍
been listening to them a lot lately, so probably sometime soon!
JustinGuitar Songs cheers, best teacher on here
Hey why does his fret hand keep lifting off and back down? Is that for effect of just his playing style?
Wish i could play like that
It's just practice dude!
Hi Justin, thanks so much for this lesson! But, could you explain what is the Key of this song. I guess it is in G major, but "F Major" chord is making me confused which does not fit this key??
it is in G and that doesn't mean it could not have 'borrowed' an F while other chords are neatly fit in the key of G | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Assistant
@@JustinGuitarSongs Thank you so much for your reply!
you should do it on acoustic....
Have you ever done The Killing Moon by Echo and the Bunnymen? Been looking for a lesson on that one and no one seems to have done one. :(
If you have maybe I'm just not seeing it in your list. Idk. I've learned a lot from you over the last year thank you for all you do for us!
im using the same guitar as him
I play it with the B and G string
I think I first heard this song in a game called Vietcong. Still love it!
I noticed when he plays live he’s playing a tuned down guitar and the second guitar plays the ones you played. This seems typical of ccr
Prima!