Shakin' All Over - Johnny Kidd & The Pirates | Guitar Lesson | Complete Song & Solo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- I love this song - a classic bit of British rock n roll. I'm focussing on the original Johnny Kidd version but it's been much covered by the likes of The Who (on Live at Leeds) and Canadian band The Guess Who. Sterling guitar work from Alan Caddy (rhythm) and Joe Moretti (lead). Music/tab here: www.anyonecanplayguitar.co.uk/...
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Fantastic lesson by a brilliant teacher! Really enjoying learning this song.
For such a simple song it's seriously iconic and gives me chills everytime i hear that guitar line, British Rock N Roll at it's finest :)
Cor I wish that there was help like this when we started to play guitar 60 or so years ago.
McCartney tells the story of he and John cycling across Liverpool to meet a man who said he knew how to play B7th.
Definitely, have to agree
Could not agree more.
Fabulous guitar playing - you captured that raw basic style of paying which is much more involved with phrasing than typically believed - you nailed it. Thank you for this tutorial.
Johnny Kidd was the greatest British rock and roll singer of all time no other British singer came anywhere near him
This was the Best Rock n Roll song of ALL times your instructions are Just excellent brings back so many memories great stuff
One of my favourites. In Australia, it was covered by Normie Rowe & was a huge hit (he still performs it). I only discovered the Johnny Kidd & The Pirate version many years later. Many thanks for the lesson.
One of my favourite solos ever. Perfection. Quite simple when explained by a good teacher. Now I can randomly impress people with it. Thanks again Adrian.
Great to see Adrian bringing up this early classic that's a world class rocker in any category! Joe Moretti was the fretman on this 1960 session.
Incredible song, thanks for sharing with us.
Absolutley brilliant guitar tutorial, thank you sir.
You always do the best guitar lessons on youtube.
I heard this song from an old movie and suddenly want to play this iconic song in the 60s. Very well presented. Straight to the points, nothing irrelevant. Thanks for the tutorial.
Many thanks for this great lesson. It's an Iconic song with an iconic solo and you did a great job of taking us through it. I'm with Brian on this 60 years ago it was a real slog to even get anything near what was being played, hours at the turn table of the Dansette record player with the record on repeat play. So once again many thanks.
This is such a great strong, surprising how easy it is to play thanks Adrian another excellent Tutorial.
Clean playing as ever, you never sees to amaze me
Great stuff, always loved the Guitar Solos in Johnny Kidd records and you are demonstrating it very well indeed. Mustn't forget Johnny Kidd himself, he was a great vocalist.
Thank you for the excellent lesson. Good guitar sound and clear, focused instruction. Truly a breath of fresh air:)
Every note is so sweet! Thank you.
another killer lesson!!
Once again a brilliant video well put together and well executed iconic tune that brings me up in goosebumps every time Ilisten to it. Version you play is brilliant my compliments and best wishes Steve
thanks so much for putting this together and sharing! great lesson!
Joe Moretti also played on Vince Taylor's Brand New Cadillac
I've only played this song when requested from memory rather than sat and learned it - everybody always knew the main lick like they did the Peter Gunn one so it was interesting and heartening to see a younger guy reproduce it so exactly.
Wonderful, thanks again for detangling this great song. Your posts and lessons are greatly appreciated :) Keep up the great work you do :)
absolutely amazing teacher best i've found on her and for free wow
Really clear, fine lesson on this song. Audition song for me. Thanks 👍
thanks. For the first time in my long life i can play the lead guitar part on this gem.
The Who also covered it on Live At Leeds from 1970.
I absolutely adore the sound of electric guitar!
Superb lesson, Adrian. Cheers.
I love that song!
Ya man! Rock & Roll. From my home town: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada! My aunt used to baby sit the drummer when he was a kid. This version really rocked the world. Very proud of these guys, and later, Burton Cummings. Have a 45 of his called Blue is the night, by the Devrons circa 1964. I bet i am the only person who still has a copy. You can have it for 100 - English Pounds. Kind regards from the west coast of Canada. Really like your guitar. Have a Jagmaster which will suffice for now. Rock on amigo. - c
Awesome choice!! Love it.
Good instructor!
great vid well explained thanks for posting
A great song from 1960 see them live.
Great lesson, thanks so much. Can't wait to play this in a jam next week. From Canada ...
Man you got serious taste, love this channel and enjoy both the songs you teach and the method of teaching, long may you broadcast, gang of four and public image as well as Neil Young and many others, walk on young fellow, walk on!
thanks for teaching! love your channel!
At last a video who plays and teaches it right! thank you!
Good lesson. Thanks for sharing !
This sounds great!!
Great lesson!
Top lesson! This solo is within my grasp now, thanks :-)
Your the man !!! Thanks for the lesson :)
Thanks, excellent job of instruction
Great lesson. Thank you so much.
Well done! Thank you.
another brilliant lesson thank you
Great lesson - many thanks.
Great job, thanks for sharing
Thanks. Enjoyed that lesson.
Excellent lesson 👍🏻thanks!!
Very well explained. My compliments lad.
We play this in my new covers band always loved to play and sing this. Going way back.
Fantastic job
Great lesson and thanks for the PDf!
Great as usual
excellent lesson, Long live the Who and John and Keith
Thanks..nice and easy to understand..do some more classics.
Absolutely brilliant lesson, thank you so much!! Really well explained, well filmed and superb sound quality -- even through a mobile phone.
I'm thoroughly enjoying trying this song and I'm using a Squier Jaguar bass rather than a guitar.
FYI -- there's a great article on the history of the song in this month's Classic Rock magazine (May 2019, issue 263, page 20) -- a good read!
Outstanding! 👍🏻
Great lessons man!
thanks for the lesson Adrian, well played and well explained again. our band has decided to play this song at a gig in a few months so it was timely that I found your lesson. BTW Normie Rowe and his Playboys had a hit with this song in Australia during the 1960s.
Very good lesson !!!
Great lesson! thanks
Finally someone who shows that sweet chord leading to the chorus
All the tab and chord sites show just "Am"
Another great lesson Adrian. I always thought that Mick Green played on this track but you are right about Joe Moretti as Green didn't join the band until 1962.
brilliant - many thanks
Cheers! Great lesson. Thank you.
Great lesson mate! and sweet guitar!! Well done! (Sometimes the simplest lead lines sound the best!!😀)
Grate lesson mate thanks
thanks enjoyed the lesson
Class!!
thank you very much super lesson .
thanks Adrian, I learned parts of it, but your lesson is very complete, as usual.
BTW, I have a Jazzmaster like yours ....
Spot on
Just Brilliant 😎
Yo I really enjoyed that lesson
So bliss thanks babes x
Thank you professor!
very very nice playing man!
brilliant!!
Excellent
I like it man!
You guy plays it dame good and it's the best version apart from Johnny Kidd and the pirates.
👍👍👍👏👏👏💪💪💪
great channel bro !
With regards.This was explained very well and i found it a big help....Whittie.
Thank you.
i play the drums to this song but THANKS for helping with the guitar 😀
Great lesson, If you don't mind, I'd like to know what type of echo, booster & delay you use.
Nice touch....Charlie Brown rockin on the fender amp....
Great stuff. Wot pick ups u using
Can you play "Reel around the fountain" by The Smiths please!!
Great lesson (I know the Who's Live at Leeds version best).
Goddam r u talented!! Thanks for the awesome lesson!!
Here's a challenge. Kidd recorded a song called 'Ecstacy' in 1963 featuring a 19 year old Mick Green on guitar..his guitar parts on there are superb to this day...but no one has tabbed it..
What a track that is :-)
A lesson on the guitar style of later Pirate, Mick Green and Wilko Johnson would be very cool. Pretty please!
Hey adrian do you think you could do a video on blues run the game by Jackson c frank? Or maybe something by the pixies?thanks, and love your vids man.
Bon Fire dgt. Car. Umdn mmih