How To Play MR TAMBOURINE MAN (plus FREE Charts!).
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Featuring one of the most iconic guitar riffs in pop history, The Byrds version of the Dylan song, Mr Tambourine Man, is a must learn for all budding guitarists. It only features 3 simple chords but that's all you need to create a smash hit. Download my 'free' idiot proof chord charts here get twanging! www.bluenotegu...
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It's a great topic to revisit as per your precise instructions, Rob!
I studied it years ago using Maybelle Carter's technique with her banjo picks and thumb picks, and today is an excellent day to pick up my 12-string guitar and thus be by your side, which is always a pleasant and formidable company.
It's obvious... but oh, how good that Rickenbacker sounds in your hands!
Thank you very much for all your lessons.
You're great.
A sincere hug and all my love and gratitude.
I would have loved to hear you sing the whole song because you sang so well!...
Bible lesson to music lesson Thank you ❤ been looking at the lyrics of " I Am My Mother Savage daughter " actually my voice is right for the song, Thank you the free lessons as always, have a blesses Sunday ❤😊 Amen
First thing I thought when started this video, "Whoa! Nice Rickenbacker!" Very nice of Professor Ward to lend it to you. It's beautiful!!
Class 👍 thank you so much.
My Dad used to play this. Just put it out there a mate of Micky G. 😊
another great lesson Fennah. a joy to watch and join in .keep them coming.
Wow, the Rickenbacker sounds very unique. Not for every song but for the ones you touched on, awesome!
Thank u Rob mate. 🙏👏
In the Echo in the Canyon documentary, they said that George Harrison told Roger Mcguinn that he got the Beatle riff from the Byrds
Interesting. I thought Norwegian Wood came first, a Lennon’s song. 👍🏻
Or the yardbirds? Eric Clapton?
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Your not easy buddy. Awesome teaching and awesome guitar and sound.
Fun lesson. Thanks! Interestingly, Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) and The Byrds Mr. Tambourine Man came out at about the same time. Big difference is that Norwegian Wood (On Rubber Soul) features George Harrison playing the sitar. The Byrds recording has Roger McGuinn playing the 12 string Ric in his usual hybrid picking style. He always plays guitar with a pick (plectrum) held with thumb and fist finger and metal finger picks on his middle and ring fingers.
Thanks Rob, beautiful tune to learn.
Great stuff please keep up the great work
Fantastic as always Rob - thank you!
Great job, thanks mate!
Wow ! You are a great guitar artist and teacher. I'm loving it. You asked for suggestions, how about Crystal Ball by Styx, it has a fingerpicking intro at the beginning of the song. If you find the time. You are the best teacher, I've learned a lot, Thank You
Oh bless you , I’m not a very good player I can’t play riffs at all , so I thankyou very much for teaching me, your very kind , isn’t music wonderful 👍🎸
Awesome. What a beat of a Rickenbacker! Best wishes. Subscribed BTW.
Love it Rob.
I would like alternative picking patterns.
Thanks
Hi Rob --- another great lesson. I sincerely appreciate the effort you put into all of these. The 12 string is a beauty and sounds great - thanks to your pal for loaning it. I would be very interested in a cheat sheet on picking patterns. i've been doing quite a bit of finger picking since your Julia vid. Would also be useful to comment on your approach/process to determining the right pattern from listening to the track. Just thinking it would be beneficial to learn how to fish rather than being served all these tasty meals. thanks again
I’ll be uploading my Top 6 picking Patterns next week Saturday 11th May. If you tune into my live stream this Saturday (may 4th at 9:00pm GMT, I’ll do a preview of it. 👍🏻😎
Excellent Rob, thanks. Now it's time for some Rod and The Faces.
Roger McGuinn was a banjo player. He regularly used banjo rolls when playing Byrds songs.
I really want a Rickenbacker 360/12.
As you have it could you do a tutorial on Turn,Turn,Turn. Please.
Thanks for another great lesson!
I love the Rick. I had one a long time ago. Hand-made in California.
Thanks!🎸
Can you do Angie? Thanks
Just Boss..Rob , thank you..
The guy's name is Roger (Jim) McGuinn.
Hi Rob any chance you could do a finger style lesson for colours by Donovan, thanks in anticipation. Steve
Sounds like The Bunnymen in parts too !
❤😂🎉 hi Rob I like hearing you so like don't get carried away with myself like playing strumming and trying to work out the beat and I think what's happening in my writing is like prompts.
Which kind of means be free to write and journal and write and rewrite doesn't it.
An example is: no false anticipating in the world of graces and blessings,
😅 From?
👍Great song 😎
Thanks!
Don’t know if this is true or not but I red that roger mc Gunn was the only musician in the byrds who was thought good enough to play on this record the rest of the band were replaced my session men
What about the comment… I forget the guys name !
Thank you so much for your excellent lesson which has made me wriggle in to the loft and get my old 12 stringer out. Being an IT idiot I can't figure how to get your tabs !!!! Help please.
Hi David, click the blue link in the description box under the vid to get the paperwork. 👍🏻
Rob? Are you a scouser? I have seen your pieces for the last few months. I also look at Ivor Sorefingers, who has a similar thing as you. I really like the scouse accent! ❤😊 I'm a Londoner, but not a cockney.😂😅
Born in Liverpool; live on the Wirral, over the river. 👍🏻😎
Picking patterns pls Rob🎸👍
So many complicated versions of "Imagine "on line. Can you do one not so complicated but impressive please.
Tricky little bugger isn’t it. 😂
Thanks
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