More Keef! The great thing about KR is his playing is really quite simple, but done in an interesting way. Especially when you throw in the alternate tunings. Cheers.
@@arthurgordon6072 I didn’t know it was Ry Cooder. Keith always laid down great riffs, but great accompaniment from Bobby Keys, Nicky Hopkins, and Mick Taylor (just to name a few) pushed the band to a different level. The mandolin in the studio and the slide in the live versions really add to the simples blues guitar.
Adrian doing the stones ! Unexpected but welcome. I thought i knew this tune backwards, but , as is often the case, there were a couple of subtle details i'd missed.
I love all of the stones acoustic-based stuff and this one is right at the top of the list. You couldn’t have picked a better stones song to do a tutorial on. Thanks for doing this!
Unexpected and fun! If you dip back into the Stones, please consider Let It Loose. Often overlooked, never played live, but completely amazing, and with a lot of hard-to-follow variation in Keith's guitar part.
You got that down pretty much perfect.thanks mate for putting out such a wide range of class songs.variety is the spice.wishing u a great weekend.l just realised that some of the Disney cartoons ended with an upward sounding bit of slide.well l never ,only took forty odd years to catch on.😁
In some weird magical way, I happened to have a joy listening to this song yesterday on some relatively unknown podcast and thinking about whether there are any decent tutorials for it on UA-cam. Apparently, my thoughts materialized, thank you!
Don't know if you are still reading comments here but I have to say that I really enjoyed this! Looking forward to hopefully "Wild Horses" and /or Angie 🤩
Awesome song, thanks so much for this. I’m always eagerly anticipating anything you do on acoustic, just love all of your acoustic tutorials so much, would love to see more Skip James too.
Seriously top playing and lesson - thank you. This is one of the first tune’s that I “played at” when I started learning to play guitar. I love to play in both Open-G and Open-E tunings; as you and many here know, both of which are perfect for lots of Stones songs. A question, please: Do you use Silk & Steel strings on your Martin?
28:43 Not telling granny how to suck eggs... but have you tried Monel strings, like Martin Retros? They are much warmer sounding and don't have that horrible zing & ping that bronze strings do. I use them on my acoustic for that "worn in" sound. I think I found out about them in the Bert Jansch Transcribed book IIRC
If Jagger sees this I bet your phone's going to ring. If Keith sees this-he's gonna want to come to your house....and stay a LONG time! They REALLY improved Little Red Rooster! I'd love to see that version analyzed by you. Heart of Stone I think also is 12/8 time and that guitar solo also would be good to analyze. thanks for all you give us! I think James Jamerson never wanted to change his strings he supposedly said " The Gunk keeps the Funk"!
So, I've been playing it wrong all these years? I never played with a capo, but I worked it out from the live version Get your Ya Yas Out. Wicked tutorial as usual.
Great video Adrian. You always think of Keith Richards as the human riff but he is also a fine acoustic player and this is one of many tracks which prove it. I've always wanted to learn how to play it so now have no excuse. Difficult to tell who plays the slide guitar on the track as both Ry Cooder and Mick Taylor play on the album but Cooder is credited with playing mandolin and it doesn't sound like Mick Taylor either so you could be right about Keith. Nice looking Les Paul.
Beautifully done, because Adrian can't produce anything but the highest quality videos. But honestly, the original Robert Johnson song is much more interesting and a lot trickier than the stones cover, and I think more than deserving of a quality breakdown of its own 🐕
For some reason, you remind me of Tim Hunkin of the 1970's BBC program "Secret Life of Machines".... maybe it was channel 4 but nevertheless, striking.
Caah-poh? You mean a "Kay-poh?" ;) You say to-may-to... In any case Adrian is the capo dei capi of online teachers. Nice one, nice arpeggiated cowboy chords for the summer campfire.
it was ry cooder who turned keith onto the open tuning round about this time. Keith quickly realised it was easier to remove low E . later on ry cooder got arsey in interviews saying keith had stolen the tuning off him. ridiculous, as if he invented open tunings ?!!! anyway, i think its fair to say keith did his unique thing and came up with cpuntless iconic riffs. ca'nt you hear me knocking please ?!.
This song is a source of great conflict for me. On one hand, I love the Stones' arrangement of this cover, and in general _Let It Bleed_ is practically a desert island disc for me. But OTOH, I absolutely HATE, with white hot hatred, that they claimed (and on CD packaging, still claim *to this day* ) that they wrote the song. And it wasn't the first time: on _Beggars Banquet_ they claimed to have written "Prodigal Son", which was also a cover -- and unlike Robert Johnson, Robert Wilkins was still alive and living in poverty. For a band that owed so much to the black blues tradition, the Stones should not have been screwing over black artists.
Great lesson. You’re an excellent teacher. Cheers.
5:53 loved this song since I was a teen which was a very long time ago. Glad I came across your channel. Getting my martin right now.
Excellent lesson. Clearly explained and easy to follow. Thank-you.
More Keef! The great thing about KR is his playing is really quite simple, but done in an interesting way. Especially when you throw in the alternate tunings. Cheers.
This channel is always tasteful and diverse - an eclectic mix you might say. Another excellent lesson.
Excellent lesson, you are one of the best teachers on You Tube.
Great album to dissect and a love letter to old country blues. You never forget the first time you hear a great album like this.
Lots of cool acoustic guitar on early Stones records. Play With Fire, Backstreet Girl, Sitting On a Fence. Thanks for your great work!
A great lesson for one of my Stones favourites! You're a master. Thanks!
Love the way you teach this tune ❤ in such a detailed way. Excellent articulation and explanation. You’ve inspired me to learn it
Thanks ACG! Finally!! You've unlocked a song I've been trying (clumsily) to emulate correctly for three decades-or-so!
Yes, more Stones please.
Finally someone put it out right thank you could do the
live version slide of this song thank you
yes, I'm tempted to look at that. Not sure my slide chops are quite up to it, but would be fun to try!
@@acpg I'm betting you are up to it!
Thanks for this and the others. You’re a good teacher with good taste.
I love the mandolin part to this song on the studio take. Just wonderfully played. Thanks for making this.
Ry Cooder. Responsible for taking Keith Richards to a new level.
@@arthurgordon6072 I didn’t know it was Ry Cooder. Keith always laid down great riffs, but great accompaniment from Bobby Keys, Nicky Hopkins, and Mick Taylor (just to name a few) pushed the band to a different level. The mandolin in the studio and the slide in the live versions really add to the simples blues guitar.
@@camwelch9948 Ry Cooder is all over this album. He introduced Keith to 'open G' tuning.
@@arthurgordon6072 I’ve heard that disputed as Brian used open tunings before they had Ry in studio but it could be.
@@camwelch9948 Agreed, check out "I can't be satisfied" from their 2nd UK LP(1965). Brian Jones playing the slide part.
One of the greatest rock songs of all time-if I may so myself! Beautifully played and arranged. Cheers!👍👍
Wow. That was fantastic
First song I taught myself. One of few songs I have fully memorized. Excited to see your take!
Adrian doing the stones ! Unexpected but welcome. I thought i knew this tune backwards, but , as is often the case, there were a couple of subtle details i'd missed.
This is a great gift !!! thanks a lot!
Your lessons are wonderful. It is great that you will cover the Stones!
I love when you go back to my time . Thanks
Wow, I wouldn't have anticipated a Stones song! Very happy to see this one!
Such a great tune I love it
clear and elegant, as always.
Great. I’m really looking forward to getting stuck into this one. Thanks Adrian.
I love all of the stones acoustic-based stuff and this one is right at the top of the list. You couldn’t have picked a better stones song to do a tutorial on. Thanks for doing this!
Thanks for your excellent work and teaching every time...Hi from 🇫🇷🖐
Unexpected and fun! If you dip back into the Stones, please consider Let It Loose. Often overlooked, never played live, but completely amazing, and with a lot of hard-to-follow variation in Keith's guitar part.
You got that down pretty much perfect.thanks mate for putting out such a wide range of class songs.variety is the spice.wishing u a great weekend.l just realised that some of the Disney cartoons ended with an upward sounding bit of slide.well l never ,only took forty odd years to catch on.😁
In some weird magical way, I happened to have a joy listening to this song yesterday on some relatively unknown podcast and thinking about whether there are any decent tutorials for it on UA-cam. Apparently, my thoughts materialized, thank you!
Don't know if you are still reading comments here but I have to say that I really enjoyed this!
Looking forward to hopefully "Wild Horses" and /or Angie 🤩
Thanks!
Thank you
Such a beautiful song. I go into a kind of trance when I play this - it's so seductive to just keep going round and round.
Superbly played n taught
Beautifully done.
Awesome video and great in depth explanations. Thank you Adrian. Great work!!!
Awesome song, thanks so much for this.
I’m always eagerly anticipating anything you do on acoustic, just love all of your acoustic tutorials so much, would love to see more Skip James too.
super fun. appreciate your videos.
A fantastic lesson thanks for sharing..
Excellent, enjoy your videos very much! You are a superb player and instructor. Also great variety of guitars. ( Guitar envy showing).
This is awesome, thank you!!
Great selection for your first Stones tutorial! Also worth hearing is The Faces version from 1971 with Ron Wood supplying some sublime slide guitar.
Great lesson
Really well done
Beautiful stuff.
More Rolling Stones would be very welcome
Very good
Thank you
Beautiful slide, mate.
Fantastic!
Well done!
Thank you !
I got the very same Martin that you have, I use d'Addario's phosphor bronze EJ16 .012-.053 light gauge
BeeeeUtiful …. Suuuuperb 😮😊
Worked out the get your Ya Yas version out years ago. Great song.
Top notch, the dogs danglies!! Sweet Virginia next?
This album and Sticky Fingers. Good god are they great.
would be amazing if you could do 'You Got the Silver.' such an amazing acoustic (and vocal) performance from Keith
I have most of the Stone's albums and find most of my vinyl
HELL YES!!
that was very nice btw
Seriously top playing and lesson - thank you. This is one of the first tune’s that I “played at” when I started learning to play guitar. I love to play in both Open-G and Open-E tunings; as you and many here know, both of which are perfect for lots of Stones songs.
A question, please: Do you use Silk & Steel strings on your Martin?
I picked up a Resonator guitar at the guitar store n played this tune … got some real fine attention I did … must say it did sound distinguished
28:43 Not telling granny how to suck eggs... but have you tried Monel strings, like Martin Retros? They are much warmer sounding and don't have that horrible zing & ping that bronze strings do. I use them on my acoustic for that "worn in" sound. I think I found out about them in the Bert Jansch Transcribed book IIRC
If Jagger sees this I bet your phone's going to ring. If Keith sees this-he's gonna want to come to your house....and stay a LONG time! They REALLY improved Little Red Rooster! I'd love to see that version analyzed by you. Heart of Stone I think also is 12/8 time and that guitar solo also would be good to analyze. thanks for all you give us! I think James Jamerson never wanted to change his strings he supposedly said " The Gunk keeps the Funk"!
So, I've been playing it wrong all these years? I never played with a capo, but I worked it out from the live version Get your Ya Yas Out. Wicked tutorial as usual.
Hey, Adrian, great video as always. I didn't know where else to put this, but could you please do a tutorial for Lenono by Michael Hedges? TIA
Make a lesson on the down town by days of the new
Great video Adrian. You always think of Keith Richards as the human riff but he is also a fine acoustic player and this is one of many tracks which prove it. I've always wanted to learn how to play it so now have no excuse. Difficult to tell who plays the slide guitar on the track as both Ry Cooder and Mick Taylor play on the album but Cooder is credited with playing mandolin and it doesn't sound like Mick Taylor either so you could be right about Keith. Nice looking Les Paul.
Beautifully done, because Adrian can't produce anything but the highest quality videos. But honestly, the original Robert Johnson song is much more interesting and a lot trickier than the stones cover, and I think more than deserving of a quality breakdown of its own 🐕
Maybe an obvious choice but I'd love to see you do gimme shelter.
don't 7th chords really tug your heart strings ??
For some reason, you remind me of Tim Hunkin of the 1970's BBC program "Secret Life of Machines".... maybe it was channel 4 but nevertheless, striking.
Superbe
Great song off a great album. Any idea who played what on the original?
can you teach us garden - by dinosaur jr? can't find a single tutorial on it anywhere and its such a beutiful song!
Maybe first decent tutorial of this. So 👍
Is that through a Princeton? What is your volume, reverb, etc. set to? Thanks! Love this song and you sound great
Any chance you could do a Lloyd Cole song like 'Mr Malcontent'?
Down the road apiece please
I AGREE!
Like deployed 👍
😎🎙🎸✅
Do you mean by Robert Johnson ?
Damn, that's good.🚬
💖😎🎸💖👍🙏
oversight OVERSIGHT! my god man, this must be rectified, Sticky Fingers, whole album by end of business
Caah-poh? You mean a "Kay-poh?" ;) You say to-may-to... In any case Adrian is the capo dei capi of online teachers. Nice one, nice arpeggiated cowboy chords for the summer campfire.
Keith never had a 6th string so .....
he did on this one, not sure when he decided to go down to 5 strings!
Keith only went down to 5 strings in Open G tuning......this is standard tuning
it was ry cooder who turned keith onto the open tuning round about this time. Keith quickly realised it was easier to remove low E . later on ry cooder got arsey in interviews saying keith had stolen the tuning off him. ridiculous, as if he invented open tunings ?!!! anyway, i think its fair to say keith did his unique thing and came up with cpuntless iconic riffs. ca'nt you hear me knocking please ?!.
May I ask you what Guitar are you plaing? Thanks from Italy
Looks like Martin 000-15
This song is a source of great conflict for me.
On one hand, I love the Stones' arrangement of this cover, and in general _Let It Bleed_ is practically a desert island disc for me.
But OTOH, I absolutely HATE, with white hot hatred, that they claimed (and on CD packaging, still claim *to this day* ) that they wrote the song. And it wasn't the first time: on _Beggars Banquet_ they claimed to have written "Prodigal Son", which was also a cover -- and unlike Robert Johnson, Robert Wilkins was still alive and living in poverty. For a band that owed so much to the black blues tradition, the Stones should not have been screwing over black artists.