Absolutely a great oldie done by the best teacher. Justin I took your beginners course three years ago at the age of 68. I will turn 72 this April and I want to thank you so much. I can now play most all types of songs not only through your many scales and exercises but the ease and style you used teaching. Your blank sheets were even the best and the only one who had them. The best part for anyone reading this IT WAS ALL FREE by this great guy. I play and practice EVERY day and enjoy the habit because of you. Again thank you.
Sad to say soon after I really got to playing well I developed "tremor" in both hands and my playing days soon after ended my playing guitar and then took up piano and now that's going to end soon. Wow this was ten years ago I sent you the comment ?
Perfect tutorial as usual. Lots of people do it, and I do it myself.. singing the chords as you change... but “D me F Sharp 7 with a C sharp base B minor with a D7 over A” is classic gold!
Wonderful lesson, very clear, concise and accurate! Love how when he was giving advice to move between the barre chords he said to hit the bass first then "sneak" the chord in!!
01:06 Strumming 02:00 *** VERSE: 02:00 Chords: D & D/A (D/A = D with an A base) 02:35 Chords: E7 & E7/B (E7/B = E7 with a B base) 03:24 Chords A7 & A7/E (A7/A = A7 with a E base) 03:54 Chords: D & D/A 04:32 *** CHORUS: 1st half 04:32 Chords D 04:40 Chord F#7/C# (F#7/C# = F#7 with a C# base) 05:19 Chord B Minor 05:28 Chord D7/A 05:53 Chord G (bar chord) 06:02 Chord G minor 6 07:28 Chords D & D/A 07:58 *** CHORUS: 2nd half 07:58 Chords: D & B7 & E7 & E7/B & A7 & A7/E & D & D/A 09:21 Play the verse and chorus
my name is quentin morris and im a huge elvis fan I don't have money for a guitar teacher so I use youtube after playing a lot of vids I find you as the best teacher you are carful and repeat it just enough that helps and dont5 make it out that learning is impossible or dumb it down too much
Thanks for a great year of instruction Justin, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours. Looking forward to the strumming CD I just ordered from your web-site. Again, Thanks for everything...Looking forward to 2014
hey justin I absolutely loved you sing the chords to the tune at the end I was so impressed ..........saying that you dropped a tiny clanger at 10.18 when you sang A7 with an A Bass instead of E Bass...still hats off to you my friend that was a great lesson
Thank you!!!!!! This is awesome!! I'm a beginner of only a few weeks but have improved rapidly due to your lessons!!! PLEASE do Mama Tried by Merle Haggard!!
Very nice! Especially the Gm6. I always played a GmM7 there but either seems to work well; a simple Gm would do also. I wonder how Elvis would have played a Gm6 (or M7) at age 21; I really don't think he could have managed either one, or could he have? Did he play the guitar on the original recording or did somebody else?
Replying to myself, from wikipedia: "Movie producer Hal Wallis would not allow Presley's regular band (Scotty Moore, Bill Black, and D.J. Fontana) to play on the soundtrack. Instead, The Ken Darby Trio provided the musical backing with Red Robinson on drums, Charles Prescott on bass, Vita Mumolo on guitar, and Jon Dodson on background vocals, with Presley providing only lead vocals." Apperently one Vita Mumolo of the Ken Darby Trio. Happy holidays!!!
Hey Justin, I learning this song, it’s a very Romantic song to sing, but I was wondering which fret do you have to play all those chords on? I’m a little stuck.
Great lesson and video however I get lost a bit on the bass notes. For the first verse you explicitly state what the bass note is, even saying which string/fret to pick. Once we get into the chorus however, there are so many chord changes being explained that I get lost on what the bass note is. The F#7 used a C# bass, but after that it's kind of muddled. Can anyone tell me what bass notes are being played for the Bm, D7 (I assume it's A?), G, GM/6 and B7 chords are? If I use an alternate Bm where I don't use a barre chord (only strumming thinnest 3 strings) do I need to change the bass note? I'm so close to being able to play this but I'm having trouble finding the bass notes...
Justin...I need help :/. I've been playing this song for months now, literally, probably almost a whole year, I can do everything else MINUS the barre chord part. It's really starting to piss me off. I'm still a super beginner, and can only really play this one song. I just can not for the life of me get the barre chord down. I feel like my hands might just be a little too big. From my palm up to my middle finger, is 8 inches and a quarter(about 21 CM for the British in you). My fret board at the widest is just over 2 inches. But for THIS song, the barre is pretty much near the thinnest part of the guitar. I'm also playing on an acoustic if that helps. To test out my "theory" I play the same barre chord note, but down the fret board(near the widest part) and can hit every note crystal clear..... can you or anyone suggest a good semi-hollow/hollow body guitar(BEEN wanting to get one for a while) that has a nice and wide neck? Almost EVERY song has a barre chord in critical moments of the song and it's putting me off from continuing because I genuinely can not hit those chords no matter how many damn times I try. People with smaller hands keep saying "oh just practice you'll get it" Or "big hands don't really make it any harder" while their hands are the size of a hamsters hand. Help :(
I keep touching strings with my fingers im not supposed to touch, like this C#7, when o press on G with my middle finger, i'm touching and muting my B string, also with my ring finger on A, i'm muting D and so on, if i position my fingers so i can pres strings without touching others, i cant place barre, i feel like an idiot not being able to bend my f******g fingers😣
Absolutely a great oldie done by the best teacher. Justin I took your beginners course three years ago at the age of 68. I will turn 72 this April and I want to thank you so much. I can now play most all types of songs not only through your many scales and exercises but the ease and style you used teaching. Your blank sheets were even the best and the only one who had them. The best part for anyone reading this IT WAS ALL FREE by this great guy. I play and practice EVERY day and enjoy the habit because of you. Again thank you.
Hope you still playing man
Sad to say soon after I really got to playing well I developed "tremor" in both hands and my playing days soon after ended my playing guitar and then took up piano and now that's going to end soon. Wow this was ten years ago I sent you the comment ?
I learn this song and my mom is very proud of me
good for you :)
Good job
Awesome.
Keren
Why is this comment so cute
such well paced, measured tutorial with clear demo of all the chords - and bam , I can practice progression & play it . thank you 🙏 Justin
Justin, you're all good man!
Your singing on these tracks does what it needs to do; helps us to learn something so it's perfect :-) Merry Christmas
2020 beeech
Perfect tutorial as usual.
Lots of people do it, and I do it myself.. singing the chords as you change... but “D me F Sharp 7 with a C sharp base B minor with a D7 over A” is classic gold!
Wonderful lesson, very clear, concise and accurate! Love how when he was giving advice to move between the barre chords he said to hit the bass first then "sneak" the chord in!!
You're very welcome!
Thank you Justin, love your personality & teaching. 👍
You are a brillant teacher ! Thank you 🙂
lot of chord changes for a simple song. lol. love it !!
You're a legend too, bro. Cheers from Nashville!
Great lesson Justin!
You rock. Thanks for the easy tutorial! #1 follower!
01:06 Strumming
02:00 *** VERSE:
02:00 Chords: D & D/A (D/A = D with an A base)
02:35 Chords: E7 & E7/B (E7/B = E7 with a B base)
03:24 Chords A7 & A7/E (A7/A = A7 with a E base)
03:54 Chords: D & D/A
04:32 *** CHORUS: 1st half
04:32 Chords D
04:40 Chord F#7/C# (F#7/C# = F#7 with a C# base)
05:19 Chord B Minor
05:28 Chord D7/A
05:53 Chord G (bar chord)
06:02 Chord G minor 6
07:28 Chords D & D/A
07:58 *** CHORUS: 2nd half
07:58 Chords: D & B7 & E7 & E7/B & A7 & A7/E & D & D/A
09:21 Play the verse and chorus
Excellent singing! ( and as always Great lesson)
great job! thanks for the lesson!
The King! Happy Holidays Justin!
the king of guitar instruction playing the king of rock n roll
looking forward to receiving my Justin song book for chrissy Merry Christmas Justin, thanks for your lessons.
Perfect timing bro...my wife loves this song...you made it easy to learn....as usual....all the best to you and yours this holiday season!
You have a lovely voice Justin and I really appreciate that your tutorial is so easy to understand, well done
Thank you Justin, excellent lesson, you are a national treasure.
Great lesson really well explained thx
Happy Christmas Justin, thanks for all the videos,
Beautiful, absolutely beautiful!!!
I love the way you do the A chord. I always had a hard time to get it in pitch before. Thanks! :)
As usual by Justin, a very good lesson. Thank you.
thank you very much Justin, great lessons.
THANK YOU UNCLE! 👏
As always Justin is the BEST!
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Always a pleasure to learn from your videos, very simple and easy to follow! Cheers from San Diego.
That´s a great tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, Justin.
geweldige uitleg !!!
Awesome job. 4:35 made me chuckle though 😅
Thanks Justin. I hope you have a fab 2014.
my name is quentin morris and im a huge elvis fan I don't have money for a guitar teacher so I use youtube after playing a lot of vids I find you as the best teacher you are carful and repeat it just enough that helps and dont5 make it out that learning is impossible or dumb it down too much
Thank you
Thanks for a great year of instruction Justin, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours. Looking forward to the strumming CD I just ordered from your web-site. Again, Thanks for everything...Looking forward to 2014
love this one
hey justin I absolutely loved you sing the chords to the tune at the end I was so impressed ..........saying that you dropped a tiny clanger at 10.18 when you sang A7 with an A Bass instead of E Bass...still hats off to you my friend that was a great lesson
sounded great in the intro justin was awesome
I love the mini bar for the G string ! 😝
Merci Justin, j'aime vous écouter et bravo pour vos commentaires, bye!
Thank you!!!!!! This is awesome!! I'm a beginner of only a few weeks but have improved rapidly due to your lessons!!! PLEASE do Mama Tried by Merle Haggard!!
Thank you very much :)
Thank you.....Angelo
Thank you, I love the way you simply sing it
Really nice voice on it
Justin, Santa missed my hints on what I wanted for Christmas this year(your books n DVD's).....L0L. I will have to work it out myself ;-)
I like your way of making things simple ..thanks!
Another great lesson on a great song! I love your vids for the way you teach and the song choices. Cheers justin keep on rocking in the free world!
Please do a tutorial for Elvis Presley- Don't Leave me now !
YES, THANKS.
Great tutorial mate :)
Thx for the turtorial
Tanks for the very good Videos, Dein Fan
hey Justin you sing well!!))
thanks
I loved it brilliant
Very good wow👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Another great lesson, Justin! By the way, if it's not too much trouble, could you do a lesson on Bold as Love by Jimi Hendrix? Thanks!
Nice
Justin please do a tutorial for Misty Mountains Cold please!!!!
Hey Justin .In that chorus it sounds a bit like the old " happiness is a cigar called hamlet " aired around the 80's .
Hi Justin , hope you’re doing well.
Very nice! Especially the Gm6. I always played a GmM7 there but either seems to work well; a simple Gm would do also.
I wonder how Elvis would have played a Gm6 (or M7) at age 21; I really don't think he could have managed either one, or could he have? Did he play the guitar on the original recording or did somebody else?
Replying to myself, from wikipedia:
"Movie producer Hal Wallis would not allow Presley's regular band (Scotty Moore, Bill Black, and D.J. Fontana) to play on the soundtrack. Instead, The Ken Darby Trio provided the musical backing with Red Robinson on drums, Charles Prescott on bass, Vita Mumolo on guitar, and Jon Dodson on background vocals, with Presley providing only lead vocals."
Apperently one Vita Mumolo of the Ken Darby Trio.
Happy holidays!!!
I think your correct actual chord played regular Gm
kevmgbgt69 the sheet music shows Gm. I went ahead and learned the Gm6 as Justin suggested. I may need that chord in another song.
thanks for sharing dude :)
bien ahi wachinnn
Nice :D
Hey justin your videos arw amazing and realky help if you see this message would you be able ti do a video on major chords pleez
Could you plz give a lesson abt tender by blur?
danke
Another great lesson Justin keep em coming Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year to you
Hey Justin, I learning this song, it’s a very Romantic song to sing, but I was wondering which fret do you have to play all those chords on? I’m a little stuck.
wooow geat Boy :)
Please next Hocus Pocus by Focus
Great lesson and video however I get lost a bit on the bass notes. For the first verse you explicitly state what the bass note is, even saying which string/fret to pick. Once we get into the chorus however, there are so many chord changes being explained that I get lost on what the bass note is. The F#7 used a C# bass, but after that it's kind of muddled. Can anyone tell me what bass notes are being played for the Bm, D7 (I assume it's A?), G, GM/6 and B7 chords are? If I use an alternate Bm where I don't use a barre chord (only strumming thinnest 3 strings) do I need to change the bass note? I'm so close to being able to play this but I'm having trouble finding the bass notes...
Aww I am struggling with that difficult f# chord.. urge I’ll never get it!!! :( I just gotta keep workin at it
Love the laugh
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I can sing like him I just need to learn his songs on guitar n I'll be good !
+Brandonthewolverine no one cam sing like him
+Kjskateboarding Ok
Hello, how you learn to play so well ?
Justin...I need help :/. I've been playing this song for months now, literally, probably almost a whole year, I can do everything else MINUS the barre chord part. It's really starting to piss me off. I'm still a super beginner, and can only really play this one song. I just can not for the life of me get the barre chord down.
I feel like my hands might just be a little too big. From my palm up to my middle finger, is 8 inches and a quarter(about 21 CM for the British in you). My fret board at the widest is just over 2 inches. But for THIS song, the barre is pretty much near the thinnest part of the guitar. I'm also playing on an acoustic if that helps.
To test out my "theory" I play the same barre chord note, but down the fret board(near the widest part) and can hit every note crystal clear.....
can you or anyone suggest a good semi-hollow/hollow body guitar(BEEN wanting to get one for a while) that has a nice and wide neck?
Almost EVERY song has a barre chord in critical moments of the song and it's putting me off from continuing because I genuinely can not hit those chords no matter how many damn times I try.
People with smaller hands keep saying "oh just practice you'll get it" Or "big hands don't really make it any harder" while their hands are the size of a hamsters hand.
Help :(
OK I got the first phrase but not the second, what chords where it again?
Justin, you say this song is in 2/4 time but the sheet music shows it in 4/4 time so I’m confused.
Love ya man. think your great guitarist and teacher, but erm... ya singing erm....well erm...! ;-)
Hello
Good sleeping aid
I was in school and learned this
XD
g to g minor 6 to d with an a bass XD Hahah catchy
I thought your singing was beautiful. :)
It is composed by elvis. It sounds easy but it is difficult
Found out that i'm still crap at barre chords, i put to much pressure on my thumb :(
I keep touching strings with my fingers im not supposed to touch, like this C#7, when o press on G with my middle finger, i'm touching and muting my B string, also with my ring finger on A, i'm muting D and so on, if i position my fingers so i can pres strings without touching others, i cant place barre, i feel like an idiot not being able to bend my f******g fingers😣
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f me for such a simple sounding song thats difficult
río
Gm6 is ridicoulous
When it comes to “how to play” and “guitar lesson,” it’s better not to sing next time.
Please don't sing lol ugh just play
please don't comment, just stfu