Props to you, Stu! One of my favourite songs and felt in a state of despair about ever being able to play it. Thank you so much for this video, I’ll be buying the song sheet and have subscribed.
Great! congratulations! I really hope to play these songs one day. I already took the first step, bought the instrument and, what good luck, I found you. A hug and thank you very much.
It was amazing and helpful! It would also be great if you could somehow add the chords in a sort of picture in the description or even in the video itself! Love your work!
Thanks. This video was so long it took me a long time to edit the two shots together and I ran out of steam. Normally I do add the chords. There’s a link in the description to a Patreon post. Costs around $10 though you then have access to everything on my site which is vast. So good value and every little bit helps me out.
@@ukemullum Hi Stu! Unfortunately no, we too entered lockdown 2 weeks ago … praying you and your family stay safe! Also I just wanna thank you again, learned how to play “Time in a Bottle” from you!
You never really said what the chords were. I mean you meantioned E and A and maybe C chords but that was it. So are these all the chords? So what are the chords and chord progression for this funky tune? Btw, I'm not a Patreon member so I can't have a music sheet. Thanks my friend!!
Hi Stu. I love this song and Long Train Running but I love the Doobie Brothers playing style, I've gone through your video a few times and I'm getting better, I think its the chunk, I can generally chunk but I'm having a bit of trouble maybe with the speed. Could you tell me what strings you use, they sound very bright, I'm using fourocarbon possibly Worth. Thanks for the inspiration. I'd love Long Train Runnin or any Nial Rogers songs please.
@@ukemullum at 6:38 when you teach the riff…on the guitar, an inversion of the E-chord is played where the g# sharp is the lowest played note and it is that note that is hammered…As in the recording, there are hammers on both the E and the A chords. I can’t seem to find that same note on the uke. I’ve dropped the song to a whole step to play an F / B, but you’ve got to do a weird little switch back to the F on the last strum. Appreciate your time.
@@mikechun4734 OK I’m playing an A chord 6454 (fret position from the top string) that’s a barred F shape at the fourth fret. I leave the barre where it is and then hammer my F shape (frets 6 and 5) . Hope that helps Mike.
@@ukemullum thank you for your reply…but I was asking about the E-chord and attempting to find a chord shape that enables the hammering of that bass note - similar to what is done in the original recording
Trying to learn this beat is useless from this video for me unless I have music to look at. Way too fast really at slowest setting. It would be so easy if I could see music. I really require visual. I understood as far as 16 beats. Broken down too fast without visual aid or broken down into smaller bits than just a full bar. I am not a patron as this is the first video of yours I have seen. Your videos are geared strictly to patrons or very advanced players who can pick up and hear beats easily.. Too bad for me. I usually I try videos out before subscribing or becoming a patron. Finally got it, but had to write it, took forever to hear the beat rewinding constantly. So much wasted time.
I hear you man. It's my first video as well so I can't just jump to becoming a Patreon member because if all the videos are at this tempo of instruction then perhaps later on in my learning. But so far I'm understanding everything including the chuck and hammer techniques except I need to know all the chords involved and its progression. I can practice the strumming and I think I can master within a month. Fortunately, I HAVE TO learn this particular song for a show so I can't just put this in the back burner I need to learn it ASAP!
Boring and 2 and 3 and an a 4 a put me to sleep and a fart and a smell and 1 and a2 and a 3 and a fart.2 3 4 and repeat 10,000 X and a DRIVE ME Crazy Insain. And a Ba bob abooEe and that's all folks and baba Booie to you all.
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Props to you, Stu! One of my favourite songs and felt in a state of despair about ever being able to play it. Thank you so much for this video, I’ll be buying the song sheet and have subscribed.
Fantastic Maree. Glad you found me.
Great! congratulations! I really hope to play these songs one day. I already took the first step, bought the instrument and, what good luck, I found you. A hug and thank you very much.
Go, Armando! I hope my lesson helps. Feel free to let me know if you need me to explain anything.
It was amazing and helpful! It would also be great if you could somehow add the chords in a sort of picture in the description or even in the video itself! Love your work!
Thanks. This video was so long it took me a long time to edit the two shots together and I ran out of steam. Normally I do add the chords. There’s a link in the description to a Patreon post. Costs around $10 though you then have access to everything on my site which is vast. So good value and every little bit helps me out.
Thank you so much for this, making my quarantine days more fun! And I’m learning!
Glad to be of service. All the best. Stu
Just re reading this comment. We just entered another lockdown. Are you out of quarantine?
@@ukemullum Hi Stu! Unfortunately no, we too entered lockdown 2 weeks ago … praying you and your family stay safe! Also I just wanna thank you again, learned how to play “Time in a Bottle” from you!
@@arvoofspace4477 Thank you. We are all fine luckily. Love to hear that my videos have taught you some tunes. All the best to you and yours.
Thank you love the strum lesson.
Thats a great explanation. A few challenges for me!
Terry Flatley at last!!!
Amazing!! This is so beautiful! Great tutorial, thanks for posting!
Thanks for the lovely comment.
Beautiful, great strumming
Amazing thank you!!!!
My pleasure.
Muchas gracias. Buen tutorial!!
Hi, can you do a Listen to the Radio tutorial by Don Williams please
I’ll check it out Stephen
Your a star, Thank you
You never really said what the chords were. I mean you meantioned E and A and maybe C chords but that was it. So are these all the chords? So what are the chords and chord progression for this funky tune? Btw, I'm not a Patreon member so I can't have a music sheet. Thanks my friend!!
Hi Stu. I love this song and Long Train Running but I love the Doobie Brothers playing style, I've gone through your video a few times and I'm getting better, I think its the chunk, I can generally chunk but I'm having a bit of trouble maybe with the speed. Could you tell me what strings you use, they sound very bright, I'm using fourocarbon possibly Worth. Thanks for the inspiration. I'd love Long Train Runnin or any Nial Rogers songs please.
Hiya Joe, The strings in this video are Brown 'Worth' strings - Low G. I'll add those tunes to the list. Great to hear from you.
Thank-you, great job breaking down the strumming…what about the hammer-on for the E-chord?
Can you send me the time stamp please Mike?
@@ukemullum at 6:38 when you teach the riff…on the guitar, an inversion of the E-chord is played where the g# sharp is the lowest played note and it is that note that is hammered…As in the recording, there are hammers on both the E and the A chords. I can’t seem to find that same note on the uke. I’ve dropped the song to a whole step to play an F / B, but you’ve got to do a weird little switch back to the F on the last strum. Appreciate your time.
@@mikechun4734 OK I’m playing an A chord 6454 (fret position from the top string) that’s a barred F shape at the fourth fret. I leave the barre where it is and then hammer my F shape (frets 6 and 5) . Hope that helps Mike.
@@ukemullum thank you for your reply…but I was asking about the E-chord and attempting to find a chord shape that enables the hammering of that bass note - similar to what is done in the original recording
@@mikechun4734 ahh.. I'll have to go back and have a listen to the track. I have a bit on today. Hope to get back to you soon.
Great stuff, as usual, my man...
Onya Chris all the best!
Stukulele can you please send me your shirt that you have on in this video
You're not the first to ask... or are you the same guy?
Same guy
So when are you going to get your shirt that you have on in this video out to me
Trying to learn this beat is useless from this video for me unless I have music to look at. Way too fast really at slowest setting. It would be so easy if I could see music. I really require visual. I understood as far as 16 beats. Broken down too fast without visual aid or broken down into smaller bits than just a full bar. I am not a patron as this is the first video of yours I have seen. Your videos are geared strictly to patrons or very advanced players who can pick up and hear beats easily.. Too bad for me. I usually I try videos out before subscribing or becoming a patron. Finally got it, but had to write it, took forever to hear the beat rewinding constantly. So much wasted time.
Glad to hear you got it In the end. Nothing worthwhile comes easy.
I hear you man. It's my first video as well so I can't just jump to becoming a Patreon member because if all the videos are at this tempo of instruction then perhaps later on in my learning. But so far I'm understanding everything including the chuck and hammer techniques except I need to know all the chords involved and its progression. I can practice the strumming and I think I can master within a month. Fortunately, I HAVE TO learn this particular song for a show so I can't just put this in the back burner I need to learn it ASAP!
Boring and 2 and 3 and an a 4 a put me to sleep and a fart and a smell and 1 and a2 and a 3 and a fart.2 3 4 and repeat 10,000 X and a DRIVE ME Crazy Insain. And a Ba bob abooEe and that's all folks and baba Booie to you all.
Wow a hater?
@@ukemullum Aaand 2 n 3 n 4 aaaad guess the rest.