If SEVEN NATION ARMY was Delta Blues.... WHITE STRIPES Slide Guitar Cover
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I've always loved the heavy blues influence in Jack White's guitar playing, and the original recording of "Seven Nation Army" is a killer hybrid of bluesy slide guitar and analog punk. I wanted to take that all the way back down the Mississippi, and give it the full Delta Blues treatment. The melody and bassline sound simple until you try playing them at the same time.
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Thanks JJ
That was great
I absolutely love this version. I want to see an entire band perform this.
Thought it was simple as watching u play🤣
Dumbfounded. I've been playing since I was twelve, I'm 55 now. I always tell my students that you know you understand a song when you can play around with it. Add & subtract, transpose, switch up the keys & rhythm, stuff like that. This is that to a whole new level. Outstanding.
Boom, blue note just flicked in there
Well said from another guitar player ✌🏻❤️🎶
how you been playing a song for 43 years when it's only been out for 20
@@Dom-lu5dg he learned it in the future and came back to his timeline
@@Dom-lu5dg He said he's been playing since 12. Not playing this song since 12. Maybe read a little closer before you make an ass of yourself.
And then it hits me that he is playing lead, the bass line, and percussion all at once!
Facts!!!! Shits a trip!!!!
He doing the Meg percussion completely wrong ......
It's in time 😂
Yo, he’s also doing the vocals
He always does. All day long!! There are guitar players and then there is Justin a Johnson
And the vocals too I swear
As a fan of everything Jack White's ever done and who saw the White Stripes play 3 times, this must be his most covered/influential tune and hands down it's the best version I've ever heard, while I suspect that Jack would thoroughly approve. Kudos!
This & Pomplamoose's medley with SNA+Sweet Dreams are on an entirely different level of talent
Having played this more times than I can count on bass and guitar because it's easy beginner stuff.. I'd seriously grown to dislike it. Too much repetition. Growing tired of a song from learning to play it doesn't happen often. But 7NA cause it. This totally revived the song for me.
Think JW would approve...
But this!! Ya. I'm in love!!
I like the absolute softness of it. some moments it feels like it’s whispered kindly
This is so good. This entire performance deserves to be in an action movie as a score for the main scene, with all the other sounds and dialogue muted.
True story - Jack White was "saving" Seven Nation Army for a James Bond movie. He was convinced to publish it anyway. Eventually he wrote a song for a Bond movie anyway.
Say it with me now: Ar-tic-u-la-tion. That's where this piece excels! you can practically hear the slide/lead (fingers) speak the syllables while the thumb plucks the iconic bassline. And a wonderful use of percussive taps on the soundboard. IMHO, it's fantastic musicianship. signed, a percussionist who dabbles in guitar.
Ar-tic-u-la-tion.
Ar-tic-u-la-tion
Ar-tic-u-la-tion
spot on review
It's fantastic without your honest opinion.
I would love to see you and Jack White play this together. That’d be an epic performance.
As long as White didn't show up.
I think one is the other's secret identity...but which one? 😉👍
Hell yeah
Hell yeah please🤟
@Jon Kerr:
That would be pretty epic IMO
I've been playing guitar since I was 16, that's a little over 14 years at this point, and it still blows my mind how some people can play the melody and bass line simultaneously like this lol I suppose at a certain point of practicing a particular riff it just becomes muscle memory but it would probably take me a month of practice to begin to play this and I'd never get the kind of clarity he gets on every single note.
I used to be able to and what I can tell you is it's all practice. Nobody who's good at an instrument is good just because they were born that way, it's almost always that they were the one born with a passion strong enough to fuel them to practice for hours on end. I miss when I did that, but my joints don't work well enough to play anymore.
Look up Mississippi John Hurt to begin the technique. I saw a video of someone playing one of his songs and I loved it. I then began to learn the style and it didn't take too long to learn the basics. Baby steps will get you there.
@@eve_squared I told my dad once that every great guitarist was once that dorky kid who never left his bedroom cause he was playing his guitar all the time.
Training clarity is easy but time consuming. You need to play very slow, with high focus and as little effort as possible.
Once you got the desired level of clarity you can bring it up to speed.
Playing seperate lines is not to hard if you can seperate the resources. But if you need the same fingers for both at different times you need to rebuild the memory for both at a time.
Thats why even top notch guitar players have huge respect for people who can do it.
Is he not also tapping out the drums?
Yeah.... That DEFINITELY deserves a thumbs WAY up! 👍
Bro, this is fantastic! It sounds so swampy and cool. Well done my brother.
Swampy is a great way to describe this.
I like the term bilgewater as well.
You are correct it is brilliant
BOOOOOM!!
Fantastic arrangement Justin and absolutely amazing the way you play the melody and the bassline so perfectly together at the same time...Top notch as always!!
🤘🎶🎸👊🔥
First recorded in 1933 by Blind Stripey White.
So awesome as always you have the soul and heart to help so many... Great job. Keep up the awesome work 💜🔥💥🌟🕊️
But…there’s no bass in this song tho
@@torqued111 even though it wasn't recorded on bass, it's still a bassline.
Probably one of the most prolifically covered songs out there, and this one quite possibly is my favorite version. Hella impressive
I love this series of changing songs into delta blues. Also, can’t wait to play them all on my mule resonator! Thanks Justin! You are the best! Cheers from North Carolina!
Lucky. I want a Mule sooo bad.
it always surprises me how good some songs sound when played in a diffrent genre
There are always two thing that come to my head when I hear someone play something this impressive.
“Look at what you are not!”
And
“Look at what you could be!”
Keep it up man, you’ve been an inspiration to help me keep playing guitar
"look what you could be!" What a wonderfully optimistic thought! 😊
People with talent like yours are the reason why I love music...
Kick ass another one to add to Justin playing cover tunes if they were delta blues play list. It's like you make these songs your own Justin, such talent.
The original was an instant classic, but this makes me believe it will prove to be truly timeless. Well played!
Justin Johnson is a rare gem in the world of guitarists, an artist whose mastery of the instrument transcends genres and expectations. Known for his unique approach to blues, roots, and Americana, Johnson’s playing is a seamless blend of technical prowess and raw emotion, with an ability to make even the simplest melodies resonate deeply with his audience.
One of the most remarkable aspects of Justin Johnson’s artistry is his profound connection to the history of the guitar. His repertoire spans a variety of instruments, from the traditional six-string to cigar box guitars, resonators, lap steels, and even shovel guitars. Each of these instruments, in Johnson’s hands, becomes a vehicle for storytelling, evoking the rich heritage of American roots music. His dedication to preserving this heritage is not just about playing notes-it’s about channeling the spirit of the past into the present, creating a sound that is both timeless and fresh.
Johnson's technical ability is astounding. Whether fingerpicking intricate blues patterns or playing slide guitar with soul-stirring precision, he navigates the fretboard with an ease that speaks of countless hours of dedication. His playing is clean, yet full of character, never losing the emotional depth that makes blues music so captivating. He manages to combine complex techniques with a deep groove, creating music that is both intellectually stimulating and rhythmically compelling.
However, what truly sets Justin Johnson apart is his ability to evoke emotion. Listening to his music feels like an intimate conversation, one where every note carries meaning. His phrasing is impeccable-sometimes delicate and subtle, other times bold and fiery, always perfectly suited to the mood of the piece. His performances aren’t just about showing off technical skill; they are about creating an emotional experience for the listener. Whether he's playing a haunting Delta blues melody or an upbeat country-inspired tune, Johnson’s passion is palpable.
His versatility is another defining feature. While Johnson is often categorized as a blues guitarist, his music is a fusion of various genres, including rock, folk, jazz, and even classical influences. This genre-blending allows him to create a sound that feels familiar yet innovative, drawing in listeners from all musical backgrounds. His ability to move effortlessly between different styles is a testament to his deep understanding of music and his fearless approach to composition.
Beyond his impressive musicianship, Justin Johnson is also a passionate educator. Through his online tutorials and workshops, he shares his knowledge and techniques with a global audience, making his style accessible to players of all levels. His teaching is characterized by the same generosity and warmth that defines his performances, making him not only a gifted player but also a mentor to aspiring musicians.
Justin Johnson is a guitarist whose talent, versatility, and deep connection to the roots of American music make him one of the most compelling musicians of his generation. His ability to blend tradition with innovation, coupled with his emotional expressiveness, ensures that his music resonates with a wide audience. Whether performing live or recording in the studio, Johnson consistently delivers performances that are as technically impressive as they are soulfully moving. He is not just a master of the guitar; he is a true artist, capable of transforming simple strings and wood into a medium for profound expression. www.candiano.com
That bass is played so smoothly throughout. Amazing.
0:41
I'm gonna fight 'em all
A seven nation army couldn't hold me back
They're gonna rip it off
Taking their time right behind my back
And I'm talking to myself at night
Because I can't forget
Back and forth through my mind
Behind a cigarette
1:15
And the message coming from my eyes
Says, "Leave it alone"
2:06
Don't wanna hear about it
Every single one's got a story to tell
Everyone knows about it
From the Queen of England to the Hounds of Hell
And if I catch it coming back my way
I'm gonna serve it to you
And that ain't what you want to hear
But that's what I'll do
2:40
And the feeling coming from my bones
Says, "Find a home"
3:21
I'm going to Wichita
Far from this opera forevermore
I'm gonna work the straw
Make the sweat drip out of every pore
And I'm bleeding, and I'm bleeding, and I'm bleeding
Right before the Lord
All the words are gonna bleed from me
And I will sing no more
3:55
And the stains coming from my blood
Tell me, "Go back home"
Makes it so much worthy of appreciation. I love fingerstyle and the steel flare this artist used. Very fitting and really epic cover imo.
The opening riff I love how southern it sounds. Like that one high note is calling you to the church of the melody
I don't have a very long attention span but you got me hypnotized the whole 5 minutes man
Damn that was smooth. Perfect vibe, well done man!
I fucking love seeing a single instrument do two different melodies together, which is why I love the accordion so much. But god is this impressive
He makes her cry,he makes her sing,but when she talks ,its a beautiful thing....keep on rockin brother!
Wow. This is incredible. Always had a soft spot for the blues, I’m glad youtube recommended this to me
Justin Johnson may not be super well known but I'd argue he's one of the best
It's Bluegrass, not Blues, a different genre. Bluegrass has more a twang to it, and sounds more like country, and the string instruments are usually acoustic. I also think most of the songs have more energy to them.
@@bennytran2780 This is definitely blues. Blues was originally all acoustic and very twangy, many people without any knowledge of music history confuse early blues with early country. They developed from the same roots, after all.
i have never been more thankful for a random TH-cam suggestion. I am diving down into a rabbit hole of your music and good gods you're amazing.
Amazing playing , you are a one of about every 10 years that pop's up with this talent most of us wish we had , please put more out , or a CD , I'd buy it in a second 👍😁
I don’t play guitar, but watching your videos I have such a impulse to pick one up and see if I can make just one note sound like what you play. Man. It looks so easy and natural the way master musicians play! Love it. :-)
Slide resonator guitar that is. Great. Staff I got trinity. Mud slide resonator. Guitar and. Love to learn More thanksgiving. For. This. Great video
I picked up a guitar 6 months ago. Best decision I’ve ever made. Go for it mate, you’ll be able to jam along to your favourites in no time, you’re learning every time you pick it up
Take lessons. You improve much faster and being held accountable is far more effective.
Go for it dude, it's way, WAY easier than you think, and I can't describe how rewarding that sense of accomplishment is when you learn a new song. Obviously don't expect to be at this guy's level in a few weeks, but it's just plucking with one hand, and holding a fret down with the other. Can you play this exact thing in a couple months? Probably not. Can you play a close approximation of it that still sounds cool? Absolutely.
Remember, learning guitar is an S curve (look it up to get the visualization), so I'd highly recommend starting off with an instructor who can help you establish the technique and muscle memory, as well as make sure you don't start with bad habits (it also helps initially to "force" yourself to commit to it, since that first hurdle can be pretty rough). After that though, you can pretty much learn any song you want, as long as you have the time and patience. You don't need to learn music theory, or how to read sheet music (although you can if that's what you want to do). Just use guitar tabs, they are like sheet music, except way easier to read, they literally tell you which fret/string combination to play for each note. As long as you can count, you can read guitar tabs.
You also don't need to be "good" at guitar to enjoy it. I see so many people get discouraged because they aren't as good as famous musicians. It's like comparing yourself to an Olympic athlete, and going "I'm out of shape." Remember, those musicians practice for hours each day, because that's literally their job. They also have teams of audio engineers and millions of dollars of recording equipment. You're never going to sound as good as them, but that doesn't mean you don't sound good. Nor do you have to sound good. As long as you are having fun, that's all that matters. Will you join a band? Maybe, if that's what you want. Is it fine if you never perform, and just learn songs for fun at home? Absolutely. You don't need an "end goal" for music. Just learn what you want, how you want, and make sure to have fun while doing it.
@El Mango 🧐
That…was…AWESOME! I love slide and everyone loves 7NA and this arrangement is 🔥🔥🔥
AWESOME!!! I love Jack White and the White Stripes... what a fantastic cover by one of my FAVORITE guitarists of one of my FAVORITE guitarists! As they say in England... 'well played'!!! 🐺
I just tripped over this in a random playlist and im so happy i could cry 😂
This is perfect. My soul needed this. Thanks.
I bet Jack White would love this version of the White Stripes song. You give so much life and zest to it! 👍💖🎸😎
One of the best versions of 7 Nation Army I've heard
A great alternative version to the “metal” version the WS did…
Hey Justin
You will most likely not see this but... Could you do a blues cover of People are Strange by The Doors? Your playing is amazing, would be really fun to hear your version of my favorite song :)
A band called the dead south kinda just did that, it’s not got that Justin vibe but those boys bring there own blue grass vibe, definitely worth a listen
Jack White would approve, he loves blues!
He's a massive Sun House fan!
Daughter
@@mikez1328 Moon Unit Zappa
"he loves blues" you say about the world famous blues artist.
@@reecedeyoung6595 in their defense, in today's society he isn't *really* known as a blues artist.... except among people that truly know blues music. Like, MOST people would just throw JW in the lump of "rock guitarist". Let's appreciate the fact that someone recognized Jack White's love of blues, shares that love, and here we are, all together, enjoying this tasty jam of Justin's rendition.
@@therealdannymullen and I guess John mayer is known for his pop music. I think you should give people more credit. People who know Jack white by name have likey interacted with his music enough to know that blues is the primary influence. That or they know him from his self titled releases. Which are very obviously blues.
I bet Jack would love this. So cool. A classic tune played on a resonater with blues styling. Just love it!
A great piece that sounds amazing tranposed into blues, jazz, country, folk, acapella, ukealalie, classic, hillbilly, Latin, Gaelic, but Justin's cover is by far the smoothest most chilled. Thanks
I don’t think a lot of people know just how impressive this is..
well i really didn't, bit after reading the comments I'm getting even more hyped to learn how to play guitar, just so that in 10 years or so i might be able to do the riffs
@@sean7902 Many people play guitar for their entire lives and never reach this level. This is the kind of playing you need to enslave yourself to. I hope you get as much joy out of guitar as I have, good luck!
I did.
But you do. 😑
Wasn't sure what to expect but you nailed this man, very well done 🤘🤘🤘
Fantastic interpretation Justin, really love what you’ve done with that song!
That kind of ease with your right hand is what I want to achieve some day
I’m watching this high, and it’s fucking amazing. Sober or not this is perfect
That has to be one of the best sounding guitars I've heard.
Justin can make anything sound amazing
@@jmac2482 I remember him playing a shovel and making it sound good
Had the same thought. Made me want to buy a steel guitar.
@@mattzetts6501 that's actually called a resonator guitar. Steel guitar is similar but different
@andrew didn't know that! Will definitely look them up.
Wow thank you Justin, you made my day 🤯🤯🤯
Dang Justin, you always knock stuff out of the park and this was fantastic. Keep on blessing us with your skill and talent.
This is just pure golden!!🎉
This is literally what the man coming back from the crossroads after midnight played first.
This is one of the most badass things I've ever heard. 🙌 You're awesome.
Yaaaaaaas! Not normally a blues fan by-and-large, but had to see how this one turned out. As it happens, FANTASTIC! Keep it up! You make 7NA sound like it was WRITTEN for this style!
Absolutely fabulous JJ . Amazingly cover the bass and rhythm while playing the lead , plus the drum beat ! Cheers from NZ .
Dam! Is it weird that I can hear the lyrics coming out of that guitar? Muddy, thick, and beautiful!
Just felt in love with delta blues in an instant especially this musical version. Hats off!
Excellent.
A duet with Haley Reinhart would blow me away!
HELL YES!
Dustin is such a true MUSICIAN, one who makes MUSIC. Musicians are much less common than people who merely play an instrument.
Ive always been impressed with whatever Justin Johnson plays.
Absolutely incredible cover, it sounds amazing.
You’ll be one of the next legends of strings in the history books! Awesome as always!
Agreed that Justin Johnson is a legend already
Already is in my book! One of the best blues players out there.
@@biggusdickus1689 not one of the best the best period
@@patrickshannon4516 I looooove Kingfish I think he could stand toe to toe
Justin the pfp King of the Delta blues right now
That was a pleasure!
Love how subtle the slide is worked into this. I couldn't tell for sure how he was using it until there was a camera angle from below the body of the guitar. I'd say the sound produced here, the combo of the slide and its use on the resonator guitar, is probably the sound and feel Jack White was thinking of when arranging this tune but just couldn't think of how to achieve it.
This is definitely a song I would want tabs for, sounds so good.
Here ya go!🎸🎸DOWNLOADABLE TABS: www.musicnotes.com/l/gwjMb
He’s doing three things at once (not two). He’s playing the melody, the bass line, and the percussion.
Charley Patton (“The King of the Delta Blues”) used to do the same thing…except he could do it while playing his guitar behind his back!
1 more, sliding
1 more, left hand finger-hooking
How is this amazing guitarist not WAY more famous?? Much better than a good lot of "famous" players.
Methinks he's more of a session and soundtrack man, not so much of a touring performer....
Probably it's okay that his fame won't have peaked as "shovel guitar guy". OTOH, Star Trek launched Patrick Stewart into mainstream meme-ability, which had to have snowballed into a veritable avalanche of money, right? Who cares if he's most famous for being "Star Trek captain". Hardly ANY famous creators are famous for their best artwork. So, it's not such a good idea to link one's self-worth to something as fickle as "fame" metrics. I hope Justin Johnson has just the right amount of fame, and that it stays that way whether he gets way more famous or not.
@@CorneiliusLibowitz is a classic blues guitarist, he won't be able to achieve much like fame and popularity
@@luaoliveira4515 It's sad some of these great, younger artists out on the current scene are flying under the radar to the masses....
Only has 1.2 million subs.
I dug that immensely.
Who needs words…….the guitar is singing! Awesome ❤
Great version. Beautifully played with taste , restraint and musicality. Qualities all too often absent from youtube guitarists.
I'm trying my hardest to finger pick, damn it's so hard...you make it look and sound so easy, another great vid Justin 🤘🏼😈🤘🏼
He's specifically doing something you'll also see Mark Knopfler do, which is a sort of blues but groovy kinda picking, quite different from a more classical all fingers approach, but as far as I'm concerned, I use this, cause the classical one is too... rigid, and my hands and brain hurt
Justin has an EXCELLENT video where he breaks down the first few techniques any budding young or old fingerpicker should start with. Top two thumb and then 1,2,3,4 (or PIMA as they say in theory class) just up and down. No need to fret notes or chords. Do it enough and your muscle memory will kick in enabling you to deliver perfect strikes on each individual string as required. I'd thoroughly recommend you watch Justin's video on it. Can't remember the title but something like " Justin Johnson + Learn to fingerpick " should turn something up i'm sure...
You'll get there. ...took me about 3 months and then it just kind of clicked.
Love it!
Jack White...eat your ❤️ heart out
Justine can give you lessons in humility 🎸
Hey Jack White...vs .... Justin...
dueling 🎸 guitars anyone ?
Nice cover Justin! Comgrats on over a mill subbies! I recall back when it was 30, 000. Enjoy that back porch.
When I need to gather my thoughts, tune in to a decision or a serious matter, I always listen to music. Harmonies give me the right balance. Your guitar is doing this to me more and more often lately))) Thank you, Justin
How are you not lead guitarist in 30 different bands? This is so epic!
Wowwww!!! I love this! You’re so talented!
Wow, so much depth to that you were practically spelling out the lyrics word by word! Loved it, got right inside the song itself, could tell you had lived with that for a while getting all the juice out right down to the pips. Love finding great performers who have been doing their thing for years and then the algorithm sends a gift on the ether. Fab stuff, Mr Johnson, keep loving what you are doing so we can keep listening and loving it too!
This arrangement is fantastic, I would love to hear some awesome gothic folk vocals on top of this.
Nice! I love the way you handle covering other genres. I'd love to hear a cover of Tainted Love.
Sweet!! Love hearing that slide brother. Maybe you could blues up a Nirvana song sometime in the near future?🤷🏼♂️just a thought… Lake of Fire from the unplugged album would be cool. I know it was a cover tune.
Yeah, I’d like to hear that too!
Honestly "In Bloom" would sound incredible
Love how you make it look so simple and easy yet I know I'd take years to play that
I know I'm a little late to the party on this video but Justin's guitar playing skills are amazing he can play a 3 string shovel better then most can play a regular guitar😮 amazing talent
Another instance where this website's recommendation algorithm suggests an absolute gem of a video. I'm a big White stripes fan and this was a spectacular rendition.
Bravo sir
I just want to drink bourbon and listen to this all night.
Wow...what a treat! Amazed. 👍🏻
You and Ernesto are incredible.
Imagine just sitting with a whisky listening to this guy play
Good interpretation but I have to say I'm digging that wood effect pickup.
MIND BLOWN! Thank you TH-cam for this recommendation!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are currently my top blues guy of today. Love all your shit, being a player myself...in awe. You rock! Your best to me was the last song on your fretless in your video "Dark Blues Music to Escape to... part 1" wicked!
This should be in a true detective soundtrack.
How the hell did you play both at the same time???😯 Freakingly amazing.
That was wonderful!
Absolutely Amazing!
Bravo 👍
Wow. The real crime here is that this came out too late for Tarantino to put it in Django Unchained.
Lyrics:
I'm gonna fight 'em all
A seven nation army couldn't hold me back
They're gonna rip it off
Taking their time right behind my back
And I'm talking to myself at night
Because I can't forget
Back and forth through my mind
Behind a cigarette
And the message coming from my eyes
Says, "Leave it alone"
Don't wanna hear about it
Every single one's got a story to tell
Everyone knows about it
From the Queen of England to the Hounds of Hell
And if I catch it coming back my way
I'm gonna serve it to you
And that ain't what you want to hear
But that's what I'll do
And the feeling coming from my bones
Says, "Find a home"
I'm going to Wichita
Far from this opera forevermore
I'm gonna work the straw
Make the sweat drip out of every pore
And I'm bleeding, and I'm bleeding, and I'm bleeding
Right before the Lord
All the words are gonna bleed from me
And I will sing no more
And the stains coming from my blood
Tell me, "Go back home"
did you really post lyrics to one of the most popular songs written in the last 20 years
I'm glad he did
@@guile108 yes, for myself because I like to sing
@@Baldrjac And for me, who didn’t know the lyrics. :P
I could for sure hear this playing during the intro to Sons of Anarchy or Firefly.
It seems that everything you cover is awseom.
The absolute perfection of the slide at 4:04 is driving me crazy.
Awesome job for the rest, technically and musically, by the way.