If you want a straight tab, follow this: chord - beat - open E - beat - hammer on 7th, TOP of the guitar, Pull off - 2 beats, Hammer on 5th, Pull off - beat - hammer on 5th, TOP of the guitar - hammer on 7th
You know what’s crazy, I’m also learning how to finger drumming and the sequence concept and taking slow is keyyyyyy! It eventually sinks in after you let it breathe after practice. Thanks for the video!!!
that is a good vid. I was a little confused about the percussion but I will work through it. I would like you to learn the singing bit and post it. Well done
A few people here debating whether the top e string is picked by the right hand. It's true that Newton doesn't play it this way, but I think Johannes' version is probably a touch easier. It's actually done with a cheeky left hand flick of the string most of the time. But that's also very difficult. Doing it with the right hand restricts where you can play the body percussion, plus it sounds a bit too loud. And a pull off (as some have suggested) can't possibly work ALL of the time because some bars (like the second verse chord) end with the open string instead - meaning there's no finger on fret 7 to start the next pattern. See th-cam.com/video/qvh2e_Tc78Q/w-d-xo.html where he does it with LH flick, but at the end of the video uses the pull off.
Amazing. Taking this slow, but I'm at the point of being able to pick out the top string with the chords and drumming. Must practice this for a few hours then (try to) add in the melody. Thank you.
I find it much easier to just pull off the high e string from the 7th fret rather than pick it and you are already in position for the hammer on and rest of the legato
OMG. Dude. This is one of those songs that I’ve always wanted to learn but never been able to find the patience to try. The way you’ve Broken down the structure has really helped me start to understand how to play it. Have you managed to work out how to sing and play it yet?
Bruh I learned from the legend that JMoltz when he first uploaded it. Mad props how quickly he 1: Interpreted it / 2: Mastered playing it / 3: Simplifying it / 4. Graciously share hard-earned knowledge (the man knew how many other have seen this and would LOVE to be able to play... I still play, this tune.... the altered tuning became too bothersome 🙄
@@sticklebrickz yeah I’ve not played it for a while my self. Probably because it’s the only DADGAD song I’ve wanted to learn to play. And I’m too lazy to keep retuning. Lol
Then slow it down and play that thing note for note for note one after the other, so slow that it stops making musical sense. once you can play the correct notes in the correct order you can try and speed it up. but first, go so slow that it stops being a piece of music and begins to be a set of simple movements. good luck!
It's not as complicated as this, there's no pick at all on the top E string. I spent time learning this method, recorded it and it was incorrect. Scrutinised Newton's live versions and turn's out it is easier than this.
There is a pick on the top E string, it's just that after a while you can learn to pluck the open string with your left hand rather than an extra move with your right. That said, I agree that it's marginally easier but really the crux of the song is getting all three elements to sync rather than the minutae that inevitably follows.
If you want a straight tab, follow this:
chord - beat - open E - beat - hammer on 7th, TOP of the guitar, Pull off - 2 beats, Hammer on 5th, Pull off - beat - hammer on 5th, TOP of the guitar - hammer on 7th
Tried learning this like ten years ago, couldn't figure the timing so gave up, your breakdown is awesome! Thanks heaps!!
I'm not the world's best guitar player but I followed this and can give it a good go now. Thank you!
You know what’s crazy, I’m also learning how to finger drumming and the sequence concept and taking slow is keyyyyyy! It eventually sinks in after you let it breathe after practice. Thanks for the video!!!
Vielen Dank Null !! Exzellent gemacht !!
Love Newton Faulkner. Just learnt his dream catch me.
Thank you very much!! Great song, great tutorial . After splitting it into those parts it's easy too learn . Thank you for your work !
Brilliant! Thank you from Australia 🦘
This is brilliant, my favourite thing to play :D thanks!!
Superb....patience required...🙏
AWESOMNESS! Thank you for your talent and teaching skills. DANKE!
Fair play! Good tutorial
Hey man. No joke. I learned this song becausw of you. Thank you.
Excellent tutorial man, very well explained. Managed to add it all together just trying to be consistent now lol :)
that is a good vid. I was a little confused about the percussion but I will work through it. I would like you to learn the singing bit and post it. Well done
Wow man. Thanks for the help
Awesome lesson. Do you know the rest of it? Dying to finish it off
A few people here debating whether the top e string is picked by the right hand. It's true that Newton doesn't play it this way, but I think Johannes' version is probably a touch easier. It's actually done with a cheeky left hand flick of the string most of the time. But that's also very difficult. Doing it with the right hand restricts where you can play the body percussion, plus it sounds a bit too loud. And a pull off (as some have suggested) can't possibly work ALL of the time because some bars (like the second verse chord) end with the open string instead - meaning there's no finger on fret 7 to start the next pattern. See th-cam.com/video/qvh2e_Tc78Q/w-d-xo.html where he does it with LH flick, but at the end of the video uses the pull off.
Fantastic video, thank you very much :)
The parts are easy but doing them together is a nightmare 😵
Amazing. Taking this slow, but I'm at the point of being able to pick out the top string with the chords and drumming. Must practice this for a few hours then (try to) add in the melody. Thank you.
really nice video
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Thank you!
I find it much easier to just pull off the high e string from the 7th fret rather than pick it and you are already in position for the hammer on and rest of the legato
Great tutorial thanks :-0
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OMG. Dude. This is one of those songs that I’ve always wanted to learn but never been able to find the patience to try. The way you’ve Broken down the structure has really helped me start to understand how to play it. Have you managed to work out how to sing and play it yet?
Bruh I learned from the legend that JMoltz when he first uploaded it. Mad props how quickly he 1: Interpreted it / 2: Mastered playing it / 3: Simplifying it / 4. Graciously share hard-earned knowledge (the man knew how many other have seen this and would LOVE to be able to play...
I still play, this tune.... the altered tuning became too bothersome 🙄
@@sticklebrickz yeah I’ve not played it for a while my self. Probably because it’s the only DADGAD song I’ve wanted to learn to play. And I’m too lazy to keep retuning. Lol
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Direkt gemerkt dass du Deutsch bist haha! Sehr nice. Muchas sexy
50 "and that's it"'s later. 😅 Great video.
Awesome lesson! I still can’t $&@;ing play it.
Then slow it down and play that thing note for note for note one after the other, so slow that it stops making musical sense. once you can play the correct notes in the correct order you can try and speed it up. but first, go so slow that it stops being a piece of music and begins to be a set of simple movements. good luck!
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What guitar is he using here?
+Harry Steel He is using a Furch. In the US they are called Stonebridge, for obvious reasons. :)
+J Molz thanks man!!!
It's not as complicated as this, there's no pick at all on the top E string. I spent time learning this method, recorded it and it was incorrect. Scrutinised Newton's live versions and turn's out it is easier than this.
There is a pick on the top E string, it's just that after a while you can learn to pluck the open string with your left hand rather than an extra move with your right.
That said, I agree that it's marginally easier but really the crux of the song is getting all three elements to sync rather than the minutae that inevitably follows.
great! pity that I could not see you playing the music in the normal way ... without being instructive ..
Yeah, right? I waited and waited and waited.
baha, sorry about that, but that video was a quicky, still haven't figured out how to play and sing this at the same time :)
I can‘t……..