Another great lesson! These videos give me the hope that I can and will play the songs I love in front of an audience and not just in my living room. Hail hail rock n roll!
Thanks my friend. I have learned that we are all on a journey. I don’t judge anyone to be honest because I have made plenty mistakes in my life. Keep rocking because that’s what counts! 😊👍🎸
Great Video Colin. Thank You! Esp for the 2nd solo. My Question - I hope you can help with - is about the chord progression in the solos. Whilst the verses are standard 12bar = 4G 2C 2G 2D 2G your tab for solo1 shows 12 bars as Gx4 Cx2 Gx2 Dx1 Cx1 Gx2, . Then in the second solo (as far as I can gather from the onscreen tab) It's 4G 2C 4G 1D 1C 4G 2C then 10G. Have I got this right?? and secondly - does Chuck do this to make it harder for mortals to follow or is the band just of piste ? Any answers gratefully received. 🙂
@rockabillyrevolution I should hope not 😂 It's Graham. The one in Glasgow that keeps having heart attacks. But I'm still alive, still playing and got myself a Gretsch so learning all this rock and roll just now.
@@Adammarksbodywarmer ah that's good news Graeme - very glad you are still alive and congratulations on your first Gretsch. Look forward to hearing you play at some point.
Great coming back to your channel. You are the king of youtube rockabilly guitar videos. Thank you
Much appreciated sir
Another great lesson! These videos give me the hope that I can and will play the songs I love in front of an audience and not just in my living room. Hail hail rock n roll!
Videos that’s exactly what I want to hear! Really glad these are helpful to you and the more rock ‘n’ roll in the world the better. Many thanks! 😊🙏
the second best rock n roll song ever to be put to vinyl, another slipped into the set list, god bless you pal
Good man Russell. What’s your band called? I need to check you guys out. 😎👍
Very authentic! Thanks
My pleasure. Thanks for your kind feedback 😊👍
Fantastic great lesson
Nice guitar. Can you do one lesson of school days of chuck? I think is similar to this one. But i really dont know.
Sure no problem. Working on run run Rudolph as we speak though! 😊👍🎸
An excellent song with excellent instruction. Bravo, man!
thanks Steve! I really appreciate your feedback and glad the lesson was useful to you. Have a great day! Colin :-)
Great song - great lesson, thanks Colin
Thanks Peter - I hope all is well at your end. :-)
Great Thanks!
Beyond cool thanks so much for posting!!!!!
You’re very welcome Steve! Great to see you! 😊😊
you look like you dont care about negative people... nice👍
Thanks my friend. I have learned that we are all on a journey. I don’t judge anyone to be honest because I have made plenty mistakes in my life. Keep rocking because that’s what counts! 😊👍🎸
Another top notch lesson, Colin. Thanks for posting it!
You're very welcome John! Have a great weekend and thanks for your feedback which is much appreciated. :-)
Thanks for another Great lesson!
You’re welcome Steve- glad you liked it and many thanks for your feedback. 😊👍🎸
Like your playing way of playing that gretsch my friend
thanks Pieter
Excellent lesson Colin. 👍
Cheers Mike - hope you’re doing well. 😊👍
Great Video Colin. Thank You! Esp for the 2nd solo. My Question - I hope you can help with - is about the chord progression in the solos. Whilst the verses are standard 12bar = 4G 2C 2G 2D 2G your tab for solo1 shows 12 bars as Gx4 Cx2 Gx2 Dx1 Cx1 Gx2, . Then in the second solo (as far as I can gather from the onscreen tab) It's 4G 2C 4G 1D 1C 4G 2C then 10G. Have I got this right?? and secondly - does Chuck do this to make it harder for mortals to follow or is the band just of piste ? Any answers gratefully received. 🙂
This is great! Will definitely be learning this later! Do you think you could do Route 66 by Chuck Berry?
Thanks Sean yep I will get to it 😊👍
@@rockabillyrevolution Of course and Awesome! I can’t wait!
How do you get the echo on your voice is it on the computer? Or effect machine
Hello, it is an echo patch in Garage band sir.
We'll leave your singing out of it , but you Daymn sure got the job as guitarist !
Heh heh cheers Steve- appreciate your feedback 😊👍
I thought the singing was absolutely OK it gives more context to the song
@@TheFairway8 thanks - it's needed for that reason i think. Appreciate your comment.
@@TheFairway8 Okay , you're happy , I'm happy for ya'
Hell Yeah
Thank you 🙏 😊👍
@@rockabillyrevolution grettings from France 😎♠✌🏻
Well played sir 👏
Thanks Dave 👍😎
This is how a Gretsch should sound!
Thank you sir! 😊👍
sorry, I'm not finding the Chuck Berry vibe here. The wrong guitar sound was chosen, and freedom and joy were replaced by cold mathematics
i think you might be over thinking it 🙂
Another great vid from King Col of Prestonpans
Thank you. Apologies I don’t recognise you from your photo. 👍
@rockabillyrevolution I should hope not 😂
It's Graham. The one in Glasgow that keeps having heart attacks. But I'm still alive, still playing and got myself a Gretsch so learning all this rock and roll just now.
@@Adammarksbodywarmer ah that's good news Graeme - very glad you are still alive and congratulations on your first Gretsch. Look forward to hearing you play at some point.