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Camera man shot quality is why I'm here omg

Bro! 😂❤😅😮

So how do i do both at same time haha?

A question, may i do pan in that hats on left or righ?

Great tone, you nailed it

From what I heard the strumming is ⬇️⬇️⬆️⬇️⬇️⬆️⬆️⬇️⬆️⬇️⬆️⬇️⬆️

reall😁y....you have to hit each string 4 times

You are saving my life haha

Well done; excellent lesson. Thank you.

Nice cover ez to follow

Top cover by a young bloke..cheers from Australia big hit here in 1982...

You have the makings of a professional guitar teacher. I'm into blues & bluegrass mainly, but the way you teach pentatonic... you make it fun & somewhat clear to understand. You should do more short videos on pentatonic scales with souped-up examples. Your positivity is contagious also!

Gotta play the Jerry riff with the 8th fret c shape hitting the 12th fret w your pinky.

Wow

This is not how Phil plays it. This is like a wedding band cover version bass tutorial

Dead Set was 1981

Great lesson !! Thank you

1:52

Wow ❤

I prefer this version over the original!! One bad mamma jamma and only 15 likes is mind boggling to me. Hidden gem that’s for sure

Your voice is really similiar to hers, it’s so beautiful

The first version of Friend of the Devil I heard was the slower version from Europe '72. Any comments on that version?

When you’re deaf and can’t hear a slide

beautiful! can you please tell me what the strumming pattern is so i can understand easier please?

It all sounds great snd need to take guitar lessons from your guitar man!

this didn't quite feel right to my ear. I played around with it a bit and ended up settling with F, Am, Dm, Bb for the main progression instead if anyone feels like trying something different (obviously I changed the key there as well, but that was just to suit my voice)

Really liked this! thanks!

Good tutorial that would've been better without the Tiger Woods hat, although maybe you had a deeper meaning that Tiger is actually a friend of the devil. In that case, you win

9:28 this is crazy 😂😂😂

I'm one who thinks that The Grateful Dead are OVERrated. I acknowledge that at their best, they were great. And I also agree that China Cat Sunflower / I Know You Rider on Europe '72 is one of their best jams. I didn't know about the studio upgrading that they did here, but that helps me understand why I like it so much. The vocals were especially good, which was unusual for a band that rarely had good vocals (and often had BAD vocals). The Dead's main product was always their live shows and on Europe '72, they sounded better than I have ever heard them in person. So in that way, the album is deceitful. However, if instead of being a historical document, an album is considered to be a product that gives joy many times over, the studio improvements are acceptable and welcome. There is a reason that most people's favorite Dead album is the studio-recorded "American Beauty".

Nice. I had a blues guitarist as a teacher and he just blew me away. I used to bring him in cassette tapes of songs I wanted to learn and he’s write it out for me as well as record the practice session! Helluva guy.

That’s not come together

Cure is my most fav band IT still stands time......Smith is a genius and an entertainer Few bands can stand up to the entertainment value of the Cure

I love that song… amazing lyrics. You really did a great job… great voice!

Way I don’t have the drum beat software ? I have Apollo twin X

Thanks! I don't have time to learn the original bass line before i play it with the band so this will def. get me through the song

This is so fantastic, I love this

Great video

Tab/sheet music exists?

Great performance young man. Can you play "Always On My Mind, " by Loverboy? Thx

More Day Wave bud, I very like your vibe + your video!

Great lesson Thank u !

Love your playing style and your approach to this tune - the little hammer-ons for each note on the alternating bass notes really bring a lot more life to the tune and give it a much fuller sound when playing it solo - definitely the best lesson I have found yet for this classic tune - excellent channel my friend - keep up the good work - cheers from Canada!!!!

Very well explained and useful!!! Thanks

Nobody explains this riff okay. I'm gonna have to figure it out and do my own tutorial... I get the G scale part. How do I go from there? I'm playing a g scale, what next? A bunch of info flies at me way too fast for it to stick. "Oh, just play this, this, this, this and this, and then a C chord , this and this" Like... We can't see that in these videos. Fifty videos and they're all pretty useless

Strumming pattern?

Howdy!!

…and missing the basic elements of how the bass line should be played. The descending Gmaj scale being played here is actually the lead in guitar part. The bridge ( so to speak) “Got two reasons….” is much more melodic and moving chromatic up to the octave A. This is really not a lesson on how to play this song.

Great lesson. Subscribed. 👍

I've arrived at intermediate lol where beginner videos lose my patience quickly