If the coronavirus ever goes away you need to come visit, I live a couple of hours from New Orleans and you would love New Orleans Jazz Fest. The Meters, all kinds of funk, blues, jazz, and reggae music. A lot of U.K musicians play there as well, Sting, Rod Stewart, etc. Guaranteed a good time. It starts the last week in April, Thursday - Sunday, then the second week schedule is Thursday - Sunday the first week in May. They open up daily around 10:30-11:00 a.m. and close with the last acts around 7:00 p.m. allowing you plenty of time to leave, at least an hour and a half before sunset. There is always great bands playing after Jazz Fest hours and more local talent at the bars and clubs. They have some of the best food in the world. Thanks.
Thank you for NOT doing Cissy Strut. I love this band and there is so little out there in terms or resources about learning how to play their songs, and their songs are SO good, SO many great jams. So, thanks again.
Adrian, I sure hope your funky feelin' doesn't fade anytime soon. The world needs more funk! The Meters were (are?) to New Orleans funk what Booker T. and the MGs were to Memphis soul. And how appropriate that this last Tuesday was Fat Tuesday, and New Orleans is currently boogeying away w/ Mardi Gras! Keep it coming, and for those of you new to the Meters, dig deep, there's a lot of Meters on TH-cam!
I've never listened to funk--I originally found you when I googled "Cinnamon Girl guitar lesson" years ago and found yours--but this is a great lesson to develop some new musical "muscles" which as you say are useful for any playing. Following your lessons has really broadened my musical appreciation. The leap from last week's Joy Division to this really keeps one on one's toes!
Yes I'm a subscriber and a supporter, welll worth it. This lesson is seemingly simple a challenge to master, to get it in the groove. Really the kind of stuff I love. Thanks Adrian. Love the new guitar. I have a Danelectro that is somewhat similar in vibe.
Great lesson as always. Love the range of music you cover. How about looking at something by The Durutti Column. Vini Reilly is a really interesting guitar player.
Love songs like this that mixes rhythm and lead parts together. Could you perhaps do falling and laughing by orange juice? Thats another song that does it well too.
Always making great selections to share, thank you. You do call for suggestions so here are mine. Modern World by The Modern Lovers and maybe something from The Small Faces. Cheers.
Another fantastic lesson, love the wide range of musical styles you cover. If you're ever in a rockabilly mode again, would love to see Ubangi Stomp, great tune, second solo esp Or if you want to teach us about the percussive aspects of the guitar, how about some Wilko Johnson-break that tele out again!!
Would you be able to do a lesson by Stiff Little Fingers. I love your lessons and taste in music. A few seconds at the start saying what pickup, channel and gain,reverb would be a massive help also. Thanks again👍
Another quality lesson Adrian. As an aside, I know you love TV themes and soundtrack songs. With a new Bond movie on the horizon what do you think about a lesson on the Goldfinger theme? Cool 60s retro...
"A guitar I MUST own soon." Same boat brother, same boat. Don't forget to consider The Heritage version (H-535) of a 335. It's a sad little taper compared to the moustache but in every other respect...it's from Kalamazoo for God's sake!
hey bro can you do 50 ways to leave your lover paul simon or some early happy mondays stuff from squirrel and G man you have such a wide great taste in music wild cherry would be great also
While you're in a Funk mood, how about I'm Living In Shame by Diana Ross & The Supremes. Haven't seen that one covered anywhere. If you get in a Punk mood Let's Shake by Teenage Head
Couldn't find a teacher with a better taste in music than you. This is my no. 1 channel.
If the coronavirus ever goes away you need to come visit, I live a couple of hours from New Orleans and you would love New Orleans Jazz Fest. The Meters, all kinds of funk, blues, jazz, and reggae music. A lot of U.K musicians play there as well, Sting, Rod Stewart, etc. Guaranteed a good time. It starts the last week in April, Thursday - Sunday, then the second week schedule is Thursday - Sunday the first week in May. They open up daily around 10:30-11:00 a.m. and close with the last acts around 7:00 p.m. allowing you plenty of time to leave, at least an hour and a half before sunset. There is always great bands playing after Jazz Fest hours and more local talent at the bars and clubs. They have some of the best food in the world. Thanks.
Thank you for NOT doing Cissy Strut. I love this band and there is so little out there in terms or resources about learning how to play their songs, and their songs are SO good, SO many great jams. So, thanks again.
While you were playing ,your cat behind you on the wurly was waving! Great as always Sir!
I love this! Best guitar tuition on TH-cam, why so? Because you got good taste.
Adrian, I sure hope your funky feelin' doesn't fade anytime soon. The world needs more funk! The Meters were (are?) to New Orleans funk what Booker T. and the MGs were to Memphis soul. And how appropriate that this last Tuesday was Fat Tuesday, and New Orleans is currently boogeying away w/ Mardi Gras! Keep it coming, and for those of you new to the Meters, dig deep, there's a lot of Meters on TH-cam!
Love that album. Great lesson as usual. Something for the weekend 👍🏼
Great lesson, and I love that guitar!
Pure class - it's istantly my favourite guitar tutorial on the toob. Nice 1, Adrian!
Fabulous funk lesson mate. Would love to see a lesson on Sissy Strut as well if you plan to continue this funk theme.Cheers!
Just an fyi pretty sure you can find a lesson from Leo himself the guy who wrote the song here on youtube, pretty sure
I've never listened to funk--I originally found you when I googled "Cinnamon Girl guitar lesson" years ago and found yours--but this is a great lesson to develop some new musical "muscles" which as you say are useful for any playing. Following your lessons has really broadened my musical appreciation. The leap from last week's Joy Division to this really keeps one on one's toes!
Would love to see you do Cissy Strut as well!
Keep the Funk going! I'm learning this immediately. Love your lessons. Thank you! ✌
Yes I'm a subscriber and a supporter, welll worth it. This lesson is seemingly simple a challenge to master, to get it in the groove. Really the kind of stuff I love. Thanks Adrian. Love the new guitar. I have a Danelectro that is somewhat similar in vibe.
Nice one Adrian, that's a really cool set of chops to help with the 7th chords - adding it to my homework. Thank you for sharing. Excellent as ever.
Beatiful guitar
Excellent content. Great track. Great lesson. Awesome teaching and advice 👍
Great song choice -- thank you!
That is such a cool track. Really dig the lessons you present (so well I should add).🤗
Great lesson as always. Love the range of music you cover. How about looking at something by The Durutti Column. Vini Reilly is a really interesting guitar player.
Love songs like this that mixes rhythm and lead parts together. Could you perhaps do falling and laughing by orange juice? Thats another song that does it well too.
👍 thankfully for this one
Nothing wrong with some Cissy Strut!! Great tune here too!
finally you are the best
Hey Adrian,
What kind of guitar is that? I'd love to know!
Thanks for a great vid!
Nice groove 😎🎸✅
Cheers Julian!
Always making great selections to share, thank you. You do call for suggestions so here are mine. Modern World by The Modern Lovers and maybe something from The Small Faces. Cheers.
Another fantastic lesson, love the wide range of musical styles you cover.
If you're ever in a rockabilly mode again, would love to see Ubangi Stomp, great tune, second solo esp
Or if you want to teach us about the percussive aspects of the guitar, how about some Wilko Johnson-break that tele out again!!
You know all roads lead to Fela Kuta after this??
Thank you. Waiting for cissy strut tutorial too
cool guitar!
oh ja that first Intro is a very nice One
Great video! Can you please do the Sissy Strut as well?
Would you be able to do a lesson by Stiff Little Fingers. I love your lessons and taste in music. A few seconds at the start saying what pickup, channel and gain,reverb would be a massive help also. Thanks again👍
Do you know pick n and a grinning? Awesome deep cut
Hi, could you do review on some Blackmore's riffs or phrases. The man has realy interesting and influential licks and phrases. Thanks.
Another quality lesson Adrian.
As an aside, I know you love TV themes and soundtrack songs. With a new Bond movie on the horizon what do you think about a lesson on the Goldfinger theme? Cool 60s retro...
Nevermind, Got it!
PLEASE teach us how to play their cover of Wichita Lineman! One of the all-time GREAT guitar performances.
Hey! Great stuff.... subed
Cool as the other side of the pillow
I love your Stooges lessons however I noticed that so far you've only done lessons from Raw Power, could you do some lessons from the first two albums
He did a video of his top 5 Ron Asheton Stooges licks which are all from those two albums.
How about a lesson on the Meters version of Wichita Lineman?
Is the best 👍👍☝👍👍☝☝
Cool. Did you set your metronome to the cat's arm?
"A guitar I MUST own soon." Same boat brother, same boat. Don't forget to consider The Heritage version (H-535) of a 335. It's a sad little taper compared to the moustache but in every other respect...it's from Kalamazoo for God's sake!
I guess long fingers really help making that G7 chord ..and.. you definetly have long fingers ! 😎🎸
hey bro can you do 50 ways to leave your lover paul simon or some early happy mondays stuff from squirrel and G man you have such a wide great taste in music wild cherry would be great also
Some great suggestions there - can't promise anything but will bear those in mind for future vids. Thanks!
Oh and Kiss Me Deadly by Generation X.
Love the way Maneki Neko is waving in time
You doing a chicken strut next? God I hope
Your telecaster looks sad and lonely back there :( It's probably thinking "Didn't Leo play that song on a telecaster?"
guitar brand and model please !
Sean, full guitar explanation in last week's lesson on "New Dawn Fades"!
muchas gracias 🏆💸
and kind regards from berlin
While you're in a Funk mood, how about I'm Living In Shame by Diana Ross & The Supremes. Haven't seen that one covered anywhere. If you get in a Punk mood Let's Shake by Teenage Head
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