This is one of the if not the best guitar teaching TH-cam channel, thank you for your hard work and dedication! More lessons from The Clash or Johnny Marr would be much appreciated!
I remember the first time I heard Gallup play. It was over 20 yrs after he'd been around. He blew me away. You did a wonderful job here. As a pro guitarist who watches these things for entertainment, I want to say you are a very good player.
This is an outstanding lesson and contains many of the tricks of the trade for playing rockabilly. The attention to detail here is incredible. Any aspiring rockabilly player would learn a great deal from this. Great work Adrian 👏. Making the lockdown more tolerable.
Another great rockabilly lesson. I literally go from Lamb of God to your lessons because rockabilly feels like the beginnig of punk and then into metal. Thoroughly enjoyed this, will be chewing on it for a while.
Wow! Adrian, Sounds really good mate! Just what I've been looking, some more of you inspiration. Missed you, and glad to see you back. Thanks for all your lessons, keep up the good work. Take care and stay safe.
Epic! Learning this wil b like cutting down a massive tree...piece by piece. This wil take me at least a week to b all over...much longer without this lesson...awesome vid!
All rate Adrian, hope you’re well. Just thought I’d thank you for yet more brilliant content. You inspired me to buy a Jazzmaster, and I must say, it’s best guitar I’ve ever played (for me, anyway). Thanks again mate.
Just found your channel and first impression is that you are cool as all get out man, and you aren't even trying to be . Have to subscribe, can't help myself. Keep on rockin'.
Excellent guitar tutorial 😃🤓 !.. I'll have to play this track with my group on Saturday 😎 so it's a great opportunity for me to be inspired by this video 👌... Congratulations for the teacher 👏, I subscribe and add a little blue thumb 👍. A guitarist 🎸from France 😊🇫🇷.
I have tried and tried, and practiced me arse off to learn hybrid picking, and for whatever reason, I just can't do it!! I'm such a klutz!! Great lesson yet again, Adrian!! Cheers, mate!! :)
I believe that the rhythm method you are using, inserting 7th's and 6ths on the B string, is entirely correct and Scotty Moore used it too, notably on 'Baby let's play house'and some other Elvis tracks. BTW, I too am a big Cliff Gallup fan!
was busting some King Curtis and his rendition of “sitting on the dock” was fantastic, you should give it a listen (especially the awesome licks the guitar has). I’ve been wanting to learn the rhythm part for so long !
Great as usual, always something new to pick up. Would you ever consider some of the more 'rockabilly' stuff by Johnny Marr/Smiths like "Is it really so strange?' or 'Vicar in a tutu'?
Fantastic start to the weekend Adrian . It has certainly hit the motivation button . Just playing your rhythm ideas is great . Just need to be able to sing it ! Any ideas on that ?
Get the guitar down first then try singing along. Not actually too hard with this one as the vocal is right on the beat and often either matches the rhythm of the guitar or fits in the gaps. Give it a try!
You can see the real kind of rockybilly sounds in this...it's definitely not folk or too jazzey or classical or anything..or metallic or any of that stuff which is not even proper music really when you are not trying to not sound bad in a rocky type of way. Love the reverbs by the way. This really helps.
Hi Adrian, great lesson once again👍 I was wondering if you would do a lesson for a who song, focusing specifically on Pete Townsend’s acoustic playing and how to develop a rhythm style similar to Pete’s with a lot of attack in it. Something like Pinball Wizard or Magic Bus would be great. Thanks again!!!
Can you pretty please do a Sister Rosetta Tharpe lesson?! (Rock me-?)There aren’t any lessons on TH-cam doing her justice and I trust you to do it right and would very much enjoy that lesson! I’m sure I’m not alone on this one.
This channel is a watering-hole of perpetual inspiration, we come here like hippos to rinse our eclectic souls. Thank you Adrien!
Yes!
Haha, nicely put, feel like I should use that as a tag line on my website or something.
I know what you mean, although I tend to come here mostly as a giraffe.
Have you seen _Fantasia_? Hippos can be quite graceful! So they don't apply to my playing. I'm more of a . . .I don't know, blind and drunk cow?
Watch who you're calling a hippo pal! I'm big-boned.
This is an outstanding lesson! Please more Rock-a-billy and 50’s Rock-N-Roll lessons!!
I concur 👍
I agree!
Timeless music, 70 years old and people are still interested in playing the style. Lesson was well done, as always. Thanks.
whenever people call it old school I say, no it was THE school.
This is one of the if not the best guitar teaching TH-cam channel, thank you for your hard work and dedication! More lessons from The Clash or Johnny Marr would be much appreciated!
Cheers. Yes, probably about time I did another Johnny Marr lesson - will see what I can come up with before the end of the year.
I remember the first time I heard Gallup play. It was over 20 yrs after he'd been around. He blew me away. You did a wonderful job here. As a pro guitarist who watches these things for entertainment, I want to say you are a very good player.
yeah, outstanding lesson, above all about rhythm part ! thanks Adrian!
we need a whole course about Cliff Gallup guitar style!!!
Love that theres always something a bit different on this channel and particularly the older classics.
Thank you for another well presented and comprehensive lesson. Great job!
This song has been in my head since seeing Wild at Heart 30 some years ago. Great choice. Will try to learn this!!
This is an outstanding lesson and contains many of the tricks of the trade for playing rockabilly. The attention to detail here is incredible. Any aspiring rockabilly player would learn a great deal from this. Great work Adrian 👏. Making the lockdown more tolerable.
Another great rockabilly lesson. I literally go from Lamb of God to your lessons because rockabilly feels like the beginnig of punk and then into metal. Thoroughly enjoyed this,
will be chewing on it for a while.
Marvelous playing and explanation. Thanks Adrian.
You're so great at capturing the magic of these solos!
For me, Rockabilly is recognizable by the tone. Great lesson. Really love the solos.
Wow! Adrian, Sounds really good mate! Just what I've been looking, some more of you inspiration. Missed you, and glad to see you back. Thanks for all your lessons, keep up the good work. Take care and stay safe.
just come across this guy, what a great teacher, great selection of lessons and backing tracks. Wow, bRILLIANT
From a Gallup obsessed picker I really dig your lesson. It’s quite cool you go from note for note and then add a little sauce.
Wow,Adrian you gotta good ear and good chops.I enjoyed watching and listening to you as much as hearing Gene on the record.Well done !
Beautiful tone man. You can´t beat the two pickups together on a JMaster, such a fantastic sound. And of course, the playing is spot on.
Epic! Learning this wil b like cutting down a massive tree...piece by piece. This wil take me at least a week to b all over...much longer without this lesson...awesome vid!
Great lesson. I love rockabilly guitar 🎸
Of all of your guitars I like the Jazzmaster the most.
My father went to school with Johnny Meeks (Cliff Gallop's replacement). Met him many times, nice guy...R.I.P. Johnny!
Amazing, another very talented player!
Great song, great lesson!!! Best song selection bar none!!
All rate Adrian, hope you’re well. Just thought I’d thank you for yet more brilliant content. You inspired me to buy a Jazzmaster, and I must say, it’s best guitar I’ve ever played (for me, anyway). Thanks again mate.
All good here thanks Ryan. Yes, Jazzmasters are wonderful things, and much more versatile than they're given credit for. You made the right choice!
Just found your channel and first impression is that you are cool as all get out man, and you aren't even trying to be . Have to subscribe, can't help myself. Keep on rockin'.
Großartig gespielt, und die Jazzmaster klingt richtig gut!
Excellent guitar tutorial 😃🤓 !..
I'll have to play this track with my group on Saturday 😎 so it's a great opportunity for me to be inspired by this video 👌... Congratulations for the teacher 👏, I subscribe and add a little blue thumb 👍.
A guitarist 🎸from France 😊🇫🇷.
I have tried and tried, and practiced me arse off to learn hybrid picking, and for whatever reason, I just can't do it!! I'm such a klutz!! Great lesson yet again, Adrian!! Cheers, mate!! :)
Yes, it ain't easy. I might try and do some kind hybrid picking lesson where I go through some exercises to help you get into it.
I've always used just fingers as I can't get hybrid picking either, and I think in a previous video Adrian said that was fine??
Adrian!! Great lesson!!!!. Thanks a lot!!!!!!
Please more lesson videos about Gene Vincent and Clif Gallup. Maybe all songs of the first album? Many thanks
Love your lessons buddie. Absolutely top guy. Stay safe.
Brilliant choice and lesson. Great channel!!!!
Thanks for another great lesson, fun tune! Cheers!
Excellent job Adrian. Thank you.
Man ! You master that groove !
Brilliant lesson cheers
I believe that the rhythm method you are using, inserting 7th's and 6ths on the B string, is entirely correct and Scotty Moore used it too, notably on 'Baby let's play house'and some other Elvis tracks. BTW, I too am a big Cliff Gallup fan!
I absolutely love, love, love this, thankyou so much.
Brilliant 😎🎙🎸✅
You and that Jazzmaster go quite well together.
was busting some King Curtis and his rendition of “sitting on the dock” was fantastic, you should give it a listen (especially the awesome licks the guitar has). I’ve been wanting to learn the rhythm part for so long !
Outstanding 👏🏻👏🏻
Extremely well done...
sounds great thank you, Tony.
Fantastic! Thanks for this one! 🤠
Great lesson, some lovely cat action too.
Wicked slap-back. Sweet!
Great job Adrian
Awesome man !!
Awesome Lesson!
Great as usual, always something new to pick up. Would you ever consider some of the more 'rockabilly' stuff by Johnny Marr/Smiths like "Is it really so strange?' or 'Vicar in a tutu'?
WOW Awesome find! I remember this song as a kid! lol
Fantastic tone!
Love your walking. Good feeling
Glorious nerdy detail, I'm in...
Thank You...much appreciated..Cheers Mate
This is excellent if you ever felt moved to I'd love a similar lesson on the lead parts and solo on Guana Batz version of I'm On Fire.
Thanks for Your work,Maestro!🎸👍👍👍👏👏👏
Fantastic start to the weekend Adrian . It has certainly hit the motivation button . Just playing your rhythm ideas is great . Just need to be able to sing it ! Any ideas on that ?
Get the guitar down first then try singing along. Not actually too hard with this one as the vocal is right on the beat and often either matches the rhythm of the guitar or fits in the gaps. Give it a try!
That Jazzmaster sure is versatile!
They are great guitars! If you ever want to try one and not break the bank, the Squire J Mascis Jazzmaster is a steel in my humble opinion.
Very nice 👍 and thorough . I would love to See a lesson on the rascals version of slow down was on the first album
Absolutely splendid! Makes me want to run out and buy a Jazzmaster.
Do it, you won't be disappointed!
PLEASE MORE ROCKABILLY LESSONS
I REALLY WANT TO MAKE ROCKABILLY MUSIC
You are the best!
You can see the real kind of rockybilly sounds in this...it's definitely not folk or too jazzey or classical or anything..or metallic or any of that stuff which is not even proper music really when you are not trying to not sound bad in a rocky type of way. Love the reverbs by the way. This really helps.
Damm,,, if only I could work a fret board,,,, as well,,, as THIS,,, master ,,,thank you sir!!!!
Zabardast cheers from Toronto.......
Would love see one for Jump, Giggles, and Shouts. Gallops guitar was mint in that.
Great great great thanks 😊
DUDE 😲
Hi Adrian, great lesson once again👍 I was wondering if you would do a lesson for a who song, focusing specifically on Pete Townsend’s acoustic playing and how to develop a rhythm style similar to Pete’s with a lot of attack in it. Something like Pinball Wizard or Magic Bus would be great. Thanks again!!!
Great, thanks! 👍🙌
well done.
Surprisingly disciplined. It really cooks though. Cool.
Great work like usual. I love your rockabilly lessons. Is there any reason you never picked up a gretsch?
wonderful
Hi Adrian. Hippo Fran checking in. Great lesson. Thanks.
Cheers Fran!
Came for the Be Bop a lula lesson, subscribed for the cute cat cameo.
Yeah!! Get it Cliff.BOP!!......Fab.
Cool video!
Great great great 👍
Awesome. This is one of my favorite classic rockabilly tunes, and you're a great instructor.....but I'm tuned to DADGAD right now. Ouch!
haha you need more guitars, one for each tuning you use.
This is dangerous yet tempting advice 😸
I ain't no hippo, I'm a lone rhinoceros,there ain't one hell of a lot of us left in this world....thanks Adrian
Can you pretty please do a Sister Rosetta Tharpe lesson?! (Rock me-?)There aren’t any lessons on TH-cam doing her justice and I trust you to do it right and would very much enjoy that lesson! I’m sure I’m not alone on this one.
Wonderfull thank you
Haughtiness Nice Sound Guitare
Parabéns cara 👌
Wonderful
Cracking tutorial. Any chance of 'my baby left me' by Elvis presley?
Awesome bud
Talk some about what you are doing with your right hand (hybrid picking), that is especially key in this technique.
Its is. I do talk about that in quite a few of my videos, in particular the 'rockabilly rhythm made easy' lesson.
Oooh! Nice!
7:19
13:39
Hooray! :)
B-I-Bickey-Bi-Bo-Bo next please.
😍😍😍
Keep up the nerdy detail please thank you
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Hmmm. The start image for this video is an Gretsch. Too bad, you don’t play one. For this sound a Gretsch is the best choice 😎
I know - talk about it towards the end of the video. I have a lot of guitars but sadly no Gretsch. Will try and fix that at some point.
Oh what's your cat's name?