I appreciate these songs, I’m 19 an I grew up on this stuff. This is when country was real. I’ve been playing guitar for a few years now just been getting into acoustic; I play a lot of metal on electric. But I was happy to find these songs when I started to get the urge to play them! Don’t stop making these lessons I’ll give em all a like and comment!
General Inquiry yeah you I like how you explain when to hit the chords on certain words, it can be hard to figure that out by listening especially on hank jrs stuff, he has lots of other instruments you can hardly hear the guitar sometimes. You should do a lesson on “the king is gone(and so are you) by George jones.
Hey man thanks for making these, you're a very good player and these are very good songs. I hope you do more of these. It would be nice if you played the song through at the end or something similar, just to help piece everything together. Thanks for your time
Hey, just want so say thanks for the lesson great song, play a lot of classic rock but also love classic country, just started play 2 years ago. Your teaching helps me with Rhythm. Thanks again. ✌🏼🎸
Hi, thanks for covering this Classic. I liked it immediately when I first heard it years ago. Did I hear you sing," If that ain't country, it'll harelip the Pope ? I wondered what the lyric was. Sometimes please cover another Coe classis, You never even call me by my name. I like that one too. Best wishes, Daniel
Left handers go to hell. Then get reborn as left handed guitarists and die and go to hell again. Then get reborn in alternate universes and come back as normal (right handed) guitarists, but they die because we all knew they were wrong. On the 4th time, they may or may not come back. I don't remember that far. Tread lightly, buddy.
I love how you teach old county!! Thank you so much. Beautiful.
Awesome to hear thank you very much.
Just like David Allan, you sir are a legend! Thanks for the vids. No one else does tutorials of these songs
That's exactly why I started doing them. These songs should never die.
I appreciate these songs, I’m 19 an I grew up on this stuff. This is when country was real. I’ve been playing guitar for a few years now just been getting into acoustic; I play a lot of metal on electric. But I was happy to find these songs when I started to get the urge to play them! Don’t stop making these lessons I’ll give em all a like and comment!
Perfect, may take you up on that.
General Inquiry yeah you I like how you explain when to hit the chords on certain words, it can be hard to figure that out by listening especially on hank jrs stuff, he has lots of other instruments you can hardly hear the guitar sometimes. You should do a lesson on “the king is gone(and so are you) by George jones.
Jody like a melody
Thanks man. Good music. Cheers from Argentina
Cheers.
Hey man thanks for making these, you're a very good player and these are very good songs. I hope you do more of these. It would be nice if you played the song through at the end or something similar, just to help piece everything together. Thanks for your time
Hey, just want so say thanks for the lesson great song, play a lot of classic rock but also love classic country, just started play 2 years ago. Your teaching helps me with Rhythm. Thanks again. ✌🏼🎸
Great job. I been trying to learn this song for a cpl years..couldn't figure it out. This is probably all I need. Great job man!
Your videos rule! I'm just starting out on guitar and these are ALL the songs I wanted to learn, thank you sooo much!!
Awesome video...This really helped me learn this song! Thank you!
Awesome have fun with it.
Hi, thanks for covering this Classic. I liked it immediately when I first heard it years ago.
Did I hear you sing," If that ain't country, it'll harelip the Pope ? I wondered what the lyric was.
Sometimes please cover another Coe classis, You never even call me by my name. I like that one too.
Best wishes, Daniel
I love this stuff! Keep up the good work.
Can do can’t you see by Waylon
What’s the strum pattern on the chorus I’m very new lol
If your new I suggest playing one strum for each chord change. Keep your hand moving and let the rest come from what you feel.
DGA?
What's he doing when it goes dun dun duh, dun dun duh, dun duh duh?
Booyah again, why left handed?
I didn't notice that. I was playing right handed. Must have been the way the camera was facing.
@@CrescentMoonCountry Excellent, just got off the tractor, headin to get beer, made me laugh out loud...good stuff bubba, good stuff
Em A D little slower
Left handers go to hell. Then get reborn as left handed guitarists and die and go to hell again. Then get reborn in alternate universes and come back as normal (right handed) guitarists, but they die because we all knew they were wrong. On the 4th time, they may or may not come back. I don't remember that far. Tread lightly, buddy.
I am actually right handed. I had the image inverted somehow.