Soul Man by Steve Cropper/Sam & Dave | Guitar Lesson | Complete Song
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- Continuing on the Steve Cropper theme this week. Rhythm guitar perfection. Think any guitarist would benefit from learning this one. Find the tab/music here: www.anyonecanplayguitar.co.uk/...
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I used to play this at gigs in the 70s and 80s. I see now I didn't play the verse part exactly right so thanks for the more accurate rendition since I plan to do a cover with my musician kids. Steve Cropper came up with some of the most clever, perfectly fitting comp parts ever.
I used to play this at gigs at university in the early 2000s and I did exactly the same! Learned it by ear and didn't realise that the verse riff started with the lower G chord, so used the higher inversion that it goes up to. Still sounded ok and nobody noticed (I hope...)
Thank you Adian. I love your lessons. You are by far the best teacher on TH-cam, and always the most accurate.
Thank you for posting !
Steve Cropper is THE MAN of 60's R & B Soul Music !
Great job, thanks. Cropper is such a clean, sharp and understated guitarist and has been a driving force in writing, producing, arranging and playing some very cool music.
I love Steve Croppers playing and the whole Stax ethic. Brilliant musical history. This is a great lesson, thank you!
thank you, your the best,..from San Antonio,Texas USA
What a guitarist, Steve cropper! Genius guitar part.
Many thanks
Actually - this is the best lesson for this song on youtube. For a start, the tone is pretty decent, you explain the harmonic structure, and you don't labour the fret numbers overly. So helpful when you are explaining it in terms of the intervals and triads. Thanks!
Great lesson Adrian thanks. It's good to see you and Eric Haugen have connected, I learn a lot from you pair - Quality.
Superb playing! Thanks! And your tele sounds amazing
Great lessons Adrian, you make it so easy to understand. Just love that soul sound of Steve cropper. Keep up the great work, KTF.
Absolutely love this song. Thanks so much for making it easier to learn..Cheers.
Outstanding song choice with excellent rhythmic feel. Learned alot. Thank you!
Nicely done Adrian! Inspiring lesson!
You are a great teacher! It's really nice to watch you play, a Natural!!
Excellent lesson. Great song and thanks for the additional lesson on the theory behind the patterns.
Stunning. Thanks Very Much Adrian
What a great lessons! Thank you!
Hi Adrian, great job. Perfectly broken down, very easy to understand. Now I just have to grind away until I get it smooth. Very much appreciate you sharing this song.
Always the best. Thank you.
What a fantastic tutorial,totally blown away .Thank you
Came back to this video again, thank you Adrian you're a great teacher!
Great lesson! Thank you for your hard work and dedication to making the lives of others better!
Great, instructional video. Thank you.
Thanks for the lesson man, one of my favourite songs. Feels great to finally play it on guitar
Excellent teacher! Thanks!
Another great lesson Adrian! Especially like your Smiths/Mars lessons. Keep them coming!
Great lesson, great pdf
thank you!
A really fine tutorial,very helpful.
Nice job Adrian, very nice lesson, thanks for posting it!
Great song selection, and well taught. I'm new to your website, and enjoy your guitar playing and teaching style. Thank You.
Thanks man, very helpful and well taught!
Great job on this
Adrian thank you, that was a great lesson!
Best version in the interweb!
Really concise and informative. Thank you very much.
Great video!!!
Thank you for the lesson, it was hell of fun and completely professional, you the man!!!
thanks again, you always get it right
Thank you brother. This is awesome
Superb playing bud. Brill guitar lesson. I'll be studying this one. I'm a blues rocker by heart but I'm a sucker for all the soul guitar sounds! 😊
Excellent lesson, cheers
You arme the Best Teacher , thanks
Thanks for this new video . It 's pretty clear
One of my all time favorite songs! And you provided just enough gasoline for me to blow myself up replicating this tutorial. You are right, must listen to the original recording to cover this song. However, would not have had a clue how to play this song without your video. Thank you, Bert
That just puts a smile on your face, awesome lesson, great playing dude :)
Good Lesson - well done, thanks.
Great Lesson!
Excellent!! Thank You!
Fantastic lesson and song.... oh, and Telly. Much appreciated. Subscribed
Thanks for posting,this and all your vidios.
Good work, great tone!
Great lesson! Thanks!
Great explanation. Thanks!
Awesome lesson, thanks
Wicked awesome!
Well played and thank you for a great lesson :-)
Thank you!
And I just watched an interview with Steve Cropper where he said he played this with a Zippo lighter as a slide! 😂
Play it Steve!
Excellent!
thanx man, had a lot of fun with that tune!
Awesome educational video, well layed out, even for a couch hacker like myself. A classic tune that is fun to play. thanks again.
Great tutorial, really helpful
Great teaching matey
Steve said that he sat down during the recording of this song (he’d normally stand in the studio) with a zippo lighter balanced on his thigh. He grabbed it to play the slide lick, then placed it back on his thigh.
I started playing in 1967 @ age 14 and yes by "15" I was playing in Nite clubs and the Tele was king and on almost all the hits. It had the dominant sounds of the time. And this guy has a very nice looking "TELECASTER".
The Tele IS king....
Thanks Adrian x
Very good stuff!!!!
This was awesome gave me a big lift, im playing for a year and a half, 8 hrs a day 7 days a week....Its my main job, bc i built a studio, and with covid its been dead!, but it gave me all this time to learn..And tonight this was so easy for me when i had trouble with rythm and my right hand...Im a lefty, i learned some chords as a kid right handed...So, when i started again at 39, i said why relearn how to play with my natural hand,,,when i stated already right handed! my dexterity and picking is great...but my right hand couldnt move rythmically, it was a dead fish lol, but perseverance paid off! a couple days ago i told myself i dont think ill ever be able to play any 16th note rhythm..i was wrong.....
Ugh the tone is so damn on point man
great lesson
cheers man, great video
Great lesson thank You
Well done. Saved me a bunch of time. Got to play it tonight!😅
Ooh... Baby... Now that is sounding righteous and it's so cool to see that little smile on your lips while you're playing it, you know you're bad! You a baa-ad man Adrian, a baa--ad man! I love it!
Awesome! Thanks a lot!
I'm a huge fan of yours Adrian! You and I have like the same record collection!
Much love, brother!
Thanks Eric! Likewise, I'm a big fan of your videos. As you say, our record collections must be near identical! All the best - do keep in touch.
Thanks for your reply, Adrian!
Kind-hearted Tasteful Guitar Teachers of the Internet Unite!
Haha, yes indeed. We must stick together!
Wow
good stuff man.
Excellent
Very good thanks!
Love that Clean sound. Dirty has it's place. But always like clean.
Gotta love some 6ths and triad shapes. My students always roll their eyes when I try to introduce this stuff. But it's SO useful and they sound great. Great lesson as always. Reaching for my guitar now...
Yes indeed. I always use this song as a good example of how to use 6ths and triads in a real musical situation, otherwise it can be pretty boring stuff.
excellent tuition cheers
Wicked! nice one brother..
Well thought. Thumbs up!
Brilliant
Thanks again adrian for a great lesson and context. Great shirt too. Nashville?
This song was written and composed By Issac Hayes and David Porter at STAX Records Memphis, Tenn.
still say the best tutor on the tube
You really do play stuff acurately, been subn ya ever since i seen that country swing thing you did...this is great thanks
But hey any chance youll do a public lesson on that swing tune some day?
Can't make that d over c chord with the thumb thing...literally painful, so I figured it out with fingers sans thumb. It's a sweet sounding interval...sometimes these little details make the song. Thanks!
Great lesson. Would love to see something on dim minor scale in blues context!
Grande!!
Great stuff!
By the way, Cropper never overdubbed parts during this classic period (they couldn't have if they wanted to, they didn't have enough tracks) and AFAIK never used slide in his playing. (There'd be no way to get it on and off in time to get back to the rhythm part.) He's famous for combining rhythm and lead at the same time.
Thankj you!
he shows the chords underneath the riffs!-this is where he leaves the other teachers behind.
One of the best for sure
Best lesson ever. Steve Crawford is such an interesting player. Thank you my friend.
Gary Gerkin ...you mean Cropper...yes he is!
William Nichols, yes I meant Cropper. Auto correct strikes again
Outstanding sir! Great work. This inspired me to work on Time is Tight. Holy cow, what great music! Thank you. I bought your current album. Need to hear more.
Thanks for your support Dennis! Glad you enjoyed this lesson. Yes, Time Is Tight is another Cropper classic that's great fun to learn.
Album?
How about Soothe me? Love your channel and lessons!
Quick note, the Blues Brothers version is in E. Ask your singer what key they do it in unless you wan to transpose everything down a minor third on the fly.