Correct me if I am wrong but your G Chord should be played on the 5th fret of the E string with A string muted and 3rd fret of the high E String. That will give you the sound of the original recording.
Hi Scott, hope you are keeping well. 9.11 riffing over the D chord was exactly what I have been searching for. You are the master of detail. The riffing makes the song. So many people leave it out.
I have recently used the chord progression for Country Boy by Aaron Lewis and it worked just fine. Just realised two songs are pretty much identical. Going to try your chord sequence today.
You do a great job man, I've watched you for years, wish I could sit down with you and be taught, I could learn so much. Your very attentive and detail oriented. You go through EVERY note which is awesome, I have some bad habits on finger position taught to me years ago and it's really hard to break out of the muscle memory over years of playing, Thank you Scott!
@@groovydjs They help out tremendously, when you play the song back over and over and pick through it is gold. That's what i used to do before youtube but with no teacher to correct me, have you ever thought about doing a lesson on hank. jr's dinosaur? I've learned the chords but need to learn the leads to incorporate, I can only get so far. Thanks again man!
Good lesson. Thank you for the information. Although i thought the G chord was played on the 5th fret. What slide are you using??? I been wanting to get a slide like that.. Have a good day. 👍
Yeah, because of the alternate tuning that was actually used on this, I went with the easiest chords to teach it with, without having to detune. The slide I use can be found here: www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Slide320--dunlop-320-chrome-slide-long?mrkgadid=&mrkgcl=28&mrkgen=gpla&mrkgbflag=1&mrkgcat=drums&percussion&acctid=21700000001645388&dskeywordid=&lid=58700008695999512&dsproductgroupid=&product_id=Slide320&prodctry=US&prodlang=en&channel=online&storeid=&device=c&network=x&matchtype=&adpos=largenumber&locationid=9030763&creative=&targetid=&campaignid=21161059670&awsearchcpc=&gad_source=4&gclid=CjwKCAjw1emzBhB8EiwAHwZZxVBz6NGGVXC78f8DhwkKSF-7CVTYMRFkv4vwTy3tAHQdFd4XAGm_sxoCg1MQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Best carpenter in the world still had to drive his first nail. I sure did bend nails, but a house built by me was not, .. a fit out house!! A girl with some pallets could do better, so I did become a good mechanic. Why all that info.... cause good mechanic never worked with others, he just worked alone. So my "alone time" even got kinda ridiculous. I sent off for guitar lessons, and wore out a lot of 45's trying to kinda figure it out! I dated a fat girl who could play a guitar like she was born to it... and so she gave it her best. After that job left me standing, I went back to her house of free rent, and guitar lessons. I hit the road looking for work. I took my sears and roebuck's Gene Autry guitar with me, and truthfully I do miss that guitar. I spent thousands on booze and cigarettes, only spent like five dollars for the guitar in a hock shop for that magical piece of junk, but I worked my heart and fingers out on it.... lots of stories on it. That guitar sounded one way come evening, and totally different come cold morning. Sober might of made some of the difference. I stayed stupid for a good forty years or more, but I woke up twenty six years ago and been sober ever since. About some where in that time period, I found you and started sending in money for this or that, but it did not install itself in my head, cause its still new in the wrappers they sent, in my smoke filled old crippled man's house. I won't even try now, as I still have some excuse for anything. One thing stands out quite seriously Scott... how is your medical problems going or coming along. ? I see you post and for the most part, watch as we did used to chat back and forth, I some times wonder if you would still remember me from my mile long comments. You still sound so dang good and that is because you are good. Wishing you eternal great times and health and may God treat you well should he knock on your doors.
When playing a G chord, or D? If you have your e string dropped to D, and you play a g chord. Then it wouldn't be a g chord anymore. Because you are tuned down to D. Does this make sense to anyone else?
Four beats to a chord, randomised. The strumming is quite advanced if you have to ask. You move onto each chord very quickly so it’s impossible to have a set strum pattern. You have to force the next chord if you know that term. Strum with the words like a pulse. The song has a waltz type rhythm. One, two three..four.
Correct me if I am wrong but your G Chord should be played on the 5th fret of the E string with A string muted and 3rd fret of the high E String. That will give you the sound of the original recording.
I like how he called everyone that tabbed it with a g chord 'idiots'...hmmmm....being a bit of a dick
Especially since his version isnt exactly correct either lol
Hi Scott, hope you are keeping well. 9.11 riffing over the D chord was exactly what I have been searching for.
You are the master of detail. The riffing makes the song. So many people leave it out.
Many thanks. I'm glad that you enjoyed this.
This is the best lesson I have seen in yt keep up the good work, taught me heaps
Thanks, will do!
fantastic teacher
I have recently used the chord progression for Country Boy by Aaron Lewis and it worked just fine. Just realised two songs are pretty much identical. Going to try your chord sequence today.
You do a great job man, I've watched you for years, wish I could sit down with you and be taught, I could learn so much. Your very attentive and detail oriented. You go through EVERY note which is awesome, I have some bad habits on finger position taught to me years ago and it's really hard to break out of the muscle memory over years of playing, Thank you Scott!
I appreciate that! I'm glad that my goofy little lessons are helping out. Thanks for sticking around with me, that's very cool of you.
@@groovydjs They help out tremendously, when you play the song back over and over and pick through it is gold. That's what i used to do before youtube but with no teacher to correct me, have you ever thought about doing a lesson on hank. jr's dinosaur? I've learned the chords but need to learn the leads to incorporate, I can only get so far. Thanks again man!
@@A-Aron118 I LOVE DINOSAUR! I don't know how many people have heard of it, but it's easily one of my favorite songs of his. I just might do that one.
great stuff
You are awesome
No, it's YOU that is awesome, thank you!
Thanks for this. I always know where to come to get it right.
Glad to help!
thank you brother for the lesson
Any time
Thanks!
MANY THANKS...glad you enjoyed it.
The song is played in drop D
thank. you Sir
Most welcome.
Awsome
Are you muting the low E string when you play the G with your middle finger?? Since it is tuned down?
Sure thing my friend. I gotta shut that puppy up. lol
Good lesson. Thank you for the information. Although i thought the G chord was played on the 5th fret.
What slide are you using???
I been wanting to get a slide like that..
Have a good day.
👍
Yeah, because of the alternate tuning that was actually used on this, I went with the easiest chords to teach it with, without having to detune. The slide I use can be found here: www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Slide320--dunlop-320-chrome-slide-long?mrkgadid=&mrkgcl=28&mrkgen=gpla&mrkgbflag=1&mrkgcat=drums&percussion&acctid=21700000001645388&dskeywordid=&lid=58700008695999512&dsproductgroupid=&product_id=Slide320&prodctry=US&prodlang=en&channel=online&storeid=&device=c&network=x&matchtype=&adpos=largenumber&locationid=9030763&creative=&targetid=&campaignid=21161059670&awsearchcpc=&gad_source=4&gclid=CjwKCAjw1emzBhB8EiwAHwZZxVBz6NGGVXC78f8DhwkKSF-7CVTYMRFkv4vwTy3tAHQdFd4XAGm_sxoCg1MQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
@@groovydjs
Thank you
Best carpenter in the world still had to drive his first nail. I sure did bend nails, but a house built by me was not, .. a fit out house!! A girl with some pallets could do better, so I did become a good mechanic. Why all that info.... cause good mechanic never worked with others, he just worked alone. So my "alone time" even got kinda ridiculous. I sent off for guitar lessons, and wore out a lot of 45's trying to kinda figure it out! I dated a fat girl who could play a guitar like she was born to it... and so she gave it her best. After that job left me standing, I went back to her house of free rent, and guitar lessons. I hit the road looking for work. I took my sears and roebuck's Gene Autry guitar with me, and truthfully I do miss that guitar. I spent thousands on booze and cigarettes, only spent like five dollars for the guitar in a hock shop for that magical piece of junk, but I worked my heart and fingers out on it.... lots of stories on it. That guitar sounded one way come evening, and totally different come cold morning. Sober might of made some of the difference. I stayed stupid for a good forty years or more, but I woke up twenty six years ago and been sober ever since. About some where in that time period, I found you and started sending in money for this or that, but it did not install itself in my head, cause its still new in the wrappers they sent, in my smoke filled old crippled man's house. I won't even try now, as I still have some excuse for anything. One thing stands out quite seriously Scott... how is your medical problems going or coming along. ? I see you post and for the most part, watch as we did used to chat back and forth, I some times wonder if you would still remember me from my mile long comments. You still sound so dang good and that is because you are good. Wishing you eternal great times and health and may God treat you well should he knock on your doors.
The G chord is incorrect. In drop D it played different, just ask Bocephus !
Yep, I was making it easier for beginners.
It's still a G just mute top string
Not supposed to mute top string, since it is a D note. Strum them all with a little power, Bocephus style.
Good little lesson nevertheless 👍
Thanks for the tips!
@@groovydjs you, as well!
When playing a G chord, or D? If you have your e string dropped to D, and you play a g chord. Then it wouldn't be a g chord anymore. Because you are tuned down to D. Does this make sense to anyone else?
Scott is playing in drop D as the riff gives it away.
Do you tune down all 6 strings or just the low e (to d). Sorry I'm kinda a newb
Just tune your low e to d everything is the same
@@SthilGaming thank you!
What's the strumming pattern
Four beats to a chord, randomised. The strumming is quite advanced if you have to ask. You move onto each chord very quickly so it’s impossible to have a set strum pattern. You have to force the next chord if you know that term. Strum with the words like a pulse. The song has a waltz type rhythm. One, two three..four.
Have you ever watched Hank play it live?
Yes, he uses a different tuning.
Thank you for calling that out. Sounds like crap with G chord
Yeah i think the strumming is still to fast for my beginner brain😂
Here's one of my videos that may help out: th-cam.com/video/krgHFPwuavM/w-d-xo.html Enjoy!
Please teach people to properly play the G and F chords when in drop D. Leaving out those low end notes just kills this song in my opinion.
An F chord is an F chord no matter where on the neck it's played.
Yep, it just matters if you want the root, 5ht or 3rd on the top, bottom or middle.