how to play "Long Train Runnin'" on guitar by the Doobie Brothers | electric guitar lesson | LESSON
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An electric/acoustic guitar lesson on how to play "Long Train Runnin'" by the Doobie Brothers from their 1973 album "The Captain and Me."
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No one has been as knowledgeable about the teaching of this song than this guy! Hats off mate!
Best teacher on the internet!!! No doubt.
Finally somebody who really nails this the right way! 😊
Best instructional on this classic on the entire internet and thanks for getting the detail right bout the Eb7 to Gm. Finally someone who teaches it properly.
Words cannot express how wonderful your lessons are.
Thank you vary, very much for this. You have achieved what many strive to do but just cannot get it right. Out of all the channels on youtube, your lessons are ALWAYS spot on and accurate. Not to mention your wonderful teaching and playing ability. Always a nice.
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nope nope ... Hey, I couldn't agree with you more! Ya Andy IS amazing ;-) .... curious, re: your "stay frosty" ending, are you a John Carleton fan? He's the only guy I ever saw use that line ;-)
No, I don't have any idea who John Carleton is. Just went with it, I guess :)
Finally someone has the Eb to Gm/D to D part correct - great work!
Good one! Just made a comment about this today. At least the Dsus4 "kinda" sounded correct - at least for our military audiences in Germany :)
We knew this in ‘75.
You have to be one of the most informed quality teachers period and thank you greatly
Eb to Gm/D to D. That's what makes you one of the best teachers here, those details that make it perfect.
I swear you have to be the best guitar player I've ever seen. I live on your TH-cam page. I Know modesty will not allow you to agree but all your guitar playing is so meticulous. You must be somewhat of a perfectionist. How long have you been playing to be that awesome ? I dream of being able to do what you do one day. I've only been playing for a year and a half. I get SO frustrated when I can't get it all down when playing my guitar. I'm a TH-cam guitar student. I just wanted to compliment you on your guitar talent. May God bless you 🙏 and your family.
I agree on your asessment of his guitar skills, I like his teaching of "Angie" Rolling Stones song as well.and so many others,
Back in the day using a cheap record player, no internet or tabs it was very tedious to get parts. Usually when someone came up with a usable part like the sus chord, everyone you knew played it that way. Being the only guitarist in a band meant playing a little of each part and mashing them together. This was fun to finally hear all the parts played out. Thanks.
Great lesson! You're only one on TH-cam who has the chords correct. Thanks!
You know, when this music was coming out, nobody knew who was playing what.
From the album covers, I thought the black dude was doing the vocals because..duh.
Tom Johnson was..and is a musical genius.
By the time he disappeared from the band, I figured that much out at least.
The way rock bands rolled in those days...I thought he was probably not long for this world.
As Rick said: Heroin is a hell of a drug.
Seeing him live on, come back and play on is just a joy.
It's like your lessons are the sound track to my life. Great lesson.
Ditto. 1957 was a great year to be born. We were so fortunate to grow up with this great music!
A lot more sophisticated writing than it sounds......but then again......probably the reason it works and became a big hit. I gave up on learning guitar months ago, but I still really enjoy the knowledge you impart in your vids. A bit of music theory, a bit of history and trivia but with an honest level of enthusiasm that makes it fun rather than pedantic. Thanks!!
Nice! That last part i have been covering on keys for many years live while our "real" guitarist does the main part. Makes for a nice counterpoint. This is really helpful as I'm trying to do this tune on guitar instead.
Very nice subtlety on the E flat to D sus chord, I never realized that, but will play it that way from now on!!
Finally someone has the Eb to Gm/D to D part correct - great work!
This is the part you want 5:10
Tom Johnston is a master at this kinda stuff. Barring and hamering. He does it on listen to the music too. Almost same chords shape but then on 9th fret. That's the Johnston shuffle.
I love the background stories. Your knowledge of the songs and your enthusiasm for the music set you apart IMHO. So I say keep it up.
I’ve been playing that D Dsus for years THANK YOU!
just woodshedding the strumming alone, and really trying to nail the momentum of it is some crazy deep insight...
One of the Best 💥 🎸💥 Iconic Riffs Ever
Great video! I'd forgotten all about that fourth guitar part, and once you played it, it all came back.
You covered all the parts here very accurately. Excellent lesson!
Excellent! I cannot tell you how many times guitar players have argued with me about that Eb transition. I think I have run into only 1 or 2 players that did it right. And of course, since I play keyboards, they don't think I know. Most are so wrapped up in their sound they don't notice I am playing a 12 string patch doing 3rd guitar part.
again I must say, you are the best, and I really mean that, you hear and understand the differences in sound and the chords .... and explain it terribly well ...😉👍🏻😁
Love your lessons and more so your taste of music, please keep up these awesome lessons! THANK YOU!
The money chord part got me the gig with a local band thanks man!
Your lessons are great, I watched your Gregg Lake lessons yesterday and Harvest Moon earlier. Made me think of Yes, And You And I, especially The Preacher, The Teacher.Thanks!
Thanks from Italy! Grazie dall'Italia!
Thank you! Great Lesson, easy to follow along...you didn't go too fast and you gave very detailed information. Awesome playing and teaching!
Yeahh !! You are the only one who got that mistery chord !! Awesome !!
Have been learning this by ear, and was definitely wrong haha. Thanks so much man! And yes amazing lessons you got here. Thanks again
what i like best is that you sound so happy doing these fantastics videos
Brilliant tutorial! Never could make out the acoustic part. Thanks a million!!
Thanks for the interesting commentary too, it's like I have an insider in the biz.
Excellent description of the guitar feel & funk that Tom Johnston & Pat Simmons produced. Great video!
Great lesson and a very beautiful song, a life time hit.
Brilliant lesson! Excellent job explaining the subtleties of this piece
Great stuff! You are the only one that DOESN’T teach Dsus4 to D… Thanks for that, I’d been playing it wrong for years !
AWESOME teacher, Thank you!
Todd Rundgren "Couldn't I just tell you" or Steve Wonder "Contusion" would be awesome!!! you are the man
yessssssssss.... I'd seen others show how they played the change and something was a miss.... top lesson mate. Much appreciated :D
Totally kicked ass on this one thanks for showing the right way to play this song!
Fantastic, as usual. Damn, I've been playing it wrong, but at least I know better now!
I thought I knew this song but you fine tuned it for me! Thank you.
Thank you! 🎸
Spot on , thanks alot for sharing correct versions of the songs, God Bless
Man you are GOOD! We used to play this song over in southwest Germany back in the '70s in my old cover band and I too went to a Dsus4 after the Eb. I really appreciate your setting the record straight. I am now a huge fan, keep up the incredible work friend.
You nailed the second acoustic guitar.
Thanks!
You're killing me... another amazing performance (and lesson I'm sure.. wish I was able to play)
Yepz, great man
Great lesson - love your work!
Good Job. It drives me crazy when people just play the song with a basic Gm and Cm chords. The high A on the Cm6 chord is so important for that sound,
Superb lesson. Thanks a ton and congrats. What a skill you have...
For the acoustic parts, if you tune the A down to G, you can play it as recorded - With the G bass running through, that's based on the ISO tracks available, it may be tuned to open G as well, great job on this though!
BestTeacher on the Internet!
Another great video sir. 🎸
Excellent tutorial! Spot on brother. Keep the long train runnin'...
Great Lesson ... one more time !
DANG Andy - your tutorials are the best!
Great lesson - love your work!
Nice reverb and rhythm analysis
Nailed that tone!
thanks for all the great tutorials huge help
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Fantastic lesson
Thank you
gracias maestro you are the best always
Perfect Video Very Cool
I guess I played this wrong all these years. Thanks for a great lesson!!
Great lessons.. thankyou so much
Thank you for showing me the proper way to play this song. So much fun! Please tell me you have a lesson on "Nobody" by the Doobie Brothers 😉
You are by far the best song teacher out there. Would love to learn some theory from you. You seem to have a knack for it. Thank you.
Great lesson as always, thanks
Outstanding!
You should have a million subscribers, your lessons are amazing
i love it
great lesson
Amazes how well you get the “sound” of each song. What are your “go-to” strings for the Les Paul?
This is the part you want 5:10
GREAT lesson! thanks!!
Thankyou so much that was an awesome lesson. Great work 🙏
Those are the Details I needed to know! ~ Thank's so much! :)
More Doobie Brothers! Alright! I've been on this Doobie Brothers kick, learning their most popular songs ever since you posted "China Grove". BTW, the first time I heard a seven chord, I thought of "Long Train Runnin'". Thanks for posting.
He's right about that great lick at 12:30. Nice part.
Standard tune is playing on a fender telecaster
Wonderful!
Very good job !!!! thank yooooou !!!!
Gorgeous Paul!
Great great channel.
Great lesson, I will be reviewing it quite often in order to learn the song. Thank you
Thanks @jamesdickinson4186. I put a huge amount of time and effort into making these videos. I like to keep them free for those that can't afford it, but if you can, please support what I do. Cheers, Andy www.shutupandplay.ca/donate.html
Excellent,
DANG Andy - your tutorials are the best!
thank you nice job
Great right hand!
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Thanks Andy for a superb tutorial once again. Now that you have given us Long Train Running you have to do the companion song- Listen To The Music which is very similar. Cheers!!!
Soo many Doobie Brothers songs similar, they loved using Minor 7ths and Slash chords.
Awesome!!!
Lol..I love the you play brother. We could use another guitarist like you in our band. 👍
Subscribed! Love this song and you explain it very well.