Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout The Good Old Days) The Judds | Guitar Tutorial
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This is a guitar tutorial for you to learn how to play the 4 Chord 80's country song Grandpa by The Judds. Today in this video guitar lesson, I'm going to teach you how to play the intro, lead, chords and strumming pattern to Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout The Good Old Days on acoustic guitar. This channel is a place for beginners, intermediate and advanced players to learn how to play your favorite hit country songs by many different country artists.
CAPO: 2nd FRET
CHORDS: G/D/A/Em
STRUMMING: DUDUDUDU
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Expected lesson, didn’t expect nice country singing. Thanks.
I love your channel and the fact that you continue to teach us more country music on the guitar
Thank you Carlos!🎸👍
Robbie, thanks for such a great lesson. In light of Naomi's passing can you teach us any more Judds songs, i.e. love can build a bridge, river of time, guardian angels, John Deere tractor, young love, just to name a few!!! Appreciate you!
Glad you liked it, Thank you!
Been practicing this song I really appreciate it 🤙🏻
Luv u man ur great teacher
What a timeless song. Great lesson. New sub from Texas Gulf Coast!
Keep on strumming and filming.
Thank you for the sub and watching!
I loved it! Nice and easy to follow.
Glad it was, ThankS!
Amazing work brother!!! Thanks for the lesson!!!
Thanks so much Brad! Glad you liked it👊
Damn, this song hits right in the feels
Thank you so much! You’re really fun to learn from
Glad to hear that, Thank you!
I noticed something while playing the intro. Since the song is in the key of D, the intro is in the same scale. the fingering of the 3-4 is a D, the 5-5 is an Em, the 7-7 is F#m (you would go up from there to get G on 8-9, A on 10-11 etc.) The notes on the 2nd string are the root notes and the notes on the 4th string are the 3rd notes (or flat third for minor.) so for D you have D on the 2nd string 3rd fret and F# on the 4th string, 4th fret., etc.
Thanks for doing this brother.
You're welcome!
Nice lesson I love this song
Thank you!
Thanks for a great lesson
You're welcome!
Cool man!Great video bud!
Thank you!
I saw other people try to show how to play the intro but they did it wrong. You got it right.
Glad you liked it!🎸
great lesson great song
Thank you!
Absolutely one of the best country music lesson channels out there! Don’t mean to be a bother but you should give randal kings new song taking it as it comes, a look. It’s a great song especially for the time, would love to see a tutorial.
Thank you do much! I'll check that one out 👍🎸
Can you do a Dave Fenley version? That version is outstanding
Nice, I'll check it out.
😊❤ thank you
You're welcome!
You should also try stay by sugar land
Great job. Can you teach She used to be mine. Thank you for all the other videos you’ve done.
That's a great one, ill see if I can learn it. Thanks!
I would love it if you could do Grit and Grace - Balsam Range!
Good song. Good to hear from the bluegrass crowd
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Could you show how to play prop me up beside the jukebox? By joe diffie or Jon Pardi?
Leave Me Alone by Tyler Braden please!
Great! Plz redo Austin by Blake Shelton I would like you to go more in depth
Thank you for your posting. I just subscribed to your page yesterday and your teaching method is so clear and concise, that one as musically inept as myself can follow. Do you have a tutorial on "This Old Guitar" by John Denver?
Thanks for subscribing, glad you like the videos! I dont have that one butnill look into it.
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Great song lesson thanks! Dave Fenley covered this song and it sounds amazing. If you’ve never heard it go check it out.
Nice! Thank you!
Rest in peace, Naomi.
Hi there... thank you so much for this lesson!! Love it!! I'm wondering if you have any suggestion for how to eliminate the "scratch noise" when sliding along the guitar strings? I'm not sure if it's my callouses but it's very loud and competes with the sound of the changing notes. Would love to be able to hear the lick better.
Glad you liked the lesson! I don't know how to reduce the sliding noise. I always kinda like that noise. Maybe Google can give you some other ideas about that👍🎸
@@LearnGuitarFavorites thank you!! Your sliding sound sounds really nice... mine on the other hand sounds scratchy 😬😅. But I did find some things that help.. like moving more a more fleshy part of the finger . Thanks so much for taking the time to reply 💝. Enjoy your videos very much!!!
@@Geddy2006 good to hear, Thank you!
Thanks Robbie. How do you like the Martin? I don't believe I've seen it before
I like it pretty well! I got it back in August as a gift and have done quite a few videos with it👍🎸
How are you liking the road series guitar? Have been contimpalting one of the models...
I like it but am having some trouble with some higher frets sounding and need to get it adjusted again.
Could you please teach hell of a view by Eric church?
Yes! It's done and will be out tomorrow👍🎸
If you could demonstrate how Dave Fenley did it!not disrespect to him he did great but you teach way better!!
Do you have the tabuture
I do have tabs for these on my membership site. Link is in the description👍
I’m in standard tuning and was wondering why my tone sounds higher then yours makes it kinda hard to learn for some reason
I have not idea why that would be. I'm sorry
I've never seen you play this Martin. I've seen you play mostly a yamaha
Yeah I play the Yamaha more 🎸
@@LearnGuitarFavorites I play my Taylor, more than my Martin. Love your lessons, keep it up.
@@josephvanwye7825 Thank you!
tabs on the screen as you play would help a lot instead of having to rewind and pause 7,000 times lol
Oh I'm sure!
Ugh, sliding on the fourth finger... not great for learners