Hi Tomo, hi just recently found you on TH-cam this morning and have been watching a lot of your videos. I love your approach and mindset towards teaching others to play and just enjoy music. I have been watching Normans rare guitars guitar of the day with Michael for several years now and always wondered how he learned to play the way he did, when I found out today that you were his teacher for sometime and had quite an influence on his playing it made A lot of sense. I do have a question about your wisdom subscription lessons. I understand that you are mainly a teacher on the blues, which is one of my favorite styles of playing on electric that I want to learn. But, would you say everything that you teach throughout your wisdom lessons would be transferable over to genres such as rock and classic rock? I signed up today and really looking forward on getting started. Thanks!
Thank you so much! Yes I taught Michael Lemmo at Berklee. Please join my Guitar Wisdom. Only $9.99 a month subscription video lessons. I have "Music Theory" "Beginner Series" "Foundation" I teach more important techniques and fundamentals... more than styles. Definitely! Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom.
@@TomoFujitaMusic yes sir, I have already joined and really looking forward to it. I went blind 5 years ago and started learning to play about 2 years ago, mainly acoustic guitar and I’m really looking forward to learning more on electric. I’ve just been overwhelmed with all the info and really needing that direction and guidance on how and when to apply everythingThank you!
Do you know that feeling when you talk to someone you really respect? Like your heart is trembling and you feel somehow blessed? You can get it just by watching Mr. Tomo's videos.
In July 1970 my brother and I were on vacation with our folks in LA I was 15 and my brother was 13 and belief it or not our parents let my brother and I get on a bus and go to the strip in LA and we also went to the Capital record building that was amazing they let my brother and I go , coming from a average size midwest town like Sioux City Iowa . There was a music store there named Willies or something like that name it was Saturday a little before noon I think , we walked in and we heard this amazing guitar player bending strings and sounded really great and I ask the store owner if my brother and I could go back behind the counter to watch this guy play .The store owner ask Mr King can these two lads go back and watch you play .He said come on back . I ask the gentleman are you B B King he said no I am Freddy king and he showed me how to do bends and double bends on the strings .So when I got back to my home to Sioux City Iowa I practice my butt off, at that time I was playing lead guitar in my first band with Drummer Rick ( Pudger ) Bolin Tommy Bolins youngest brother . I will always be greatful to Freddie King
I love how you teach a song! You don't just show what notes to play.. for that there are tons of teachers on TH-cam.. you explain what each note is relative to the scale and chords, and enrich everything with so much important information! If someone just learns a song and doesn't take stuff from it to hse in his/her playing, it's too bad.
Hi Mr Tomo your playing and love of the guitar are so inspiring . You have inspired me to become a guitar student again after playing for 50 years . thank you so much.
I love the way you slowed down the various parts so we can hear what to play! The Beatles riff fit well with this lesson. You are an amazing guitar player - I love the way you can venture into various songs and riffs as you're playing! Great sounding Les Paul, too! This is a great, inspiring video. Thanks!!!
I have been playing guitar for almost 8 years now. Never have a lesson before or hand to hand teaching. I learn most of my fingers styles from TH-cam and slowly I change it into my style. Don’t really know all the chords name but I remember by the sound instead. It’s a really good feeling to pick up a guitar a just play with out trying to cover anyone work ! Plus ! Once I have a J , I will play like Jimmy :)
@@TomoFujitaMusic bra !!! I learn more than guitar at your channel :) thx you ! I can see the kindness in you, if you been teaching for this long you must know how to teach :) as I see it, a guitar is almost like a Japanese katana , same mentality and practice, and it is personal too, except one is for killing others is for love.
Hello Tomo! Good day your so inspiring! I saw Freddie headline in a amphitheater . A friend invited me a bit older then me. My brothers were not into that "type" of music- ha! He introduced me to so many great guitarists and bands. Your awesome!
As a teenager in the late 60s. I learned Hideaway from the Beano album, although not perfectly. I play the main riff on the A and D strings at the 9th fret instead of open on the B and E strings. Freddie seemed to always play that on the high strings, but I think I’ve seen Clapton play it both ways. You point out the similarities between the riff on the bass strings and the riff from Daytripper. The Bluesbreakers used the Daytripper riff on their cover of What I’ Say. I still haven’t gotten the descending riff from the funky chord up on the neck. Beano is one of the most significant albums to me. At one time I could play a reasonably decent version of every track with Clapton’s Les Paul, except for the solo in Have You Heard which eludes me to this day.
Hi mr tomo fujitamusic got interested again with my old guitar with your easy learning guitar lesson if am already old still learning thnks for sharing your lessons.from philippines granny perla👍😍😄🇵🇭Try to that slowly hahaha
Freddie quoted two famous ‘50s riffs pretty much verbatim: 1) “The Walk,” by Jimmy McCracklin, which comes after instrumental verse two, and 2) “Theme From Peter Gunn,” before the last instrumental verse. Freddie knew a good hook when he heard one!
At 11.00 you could have made it a different lesson on funk. We would love it. None the less, the digression from Hideaway was interesting in itself. Thank you Mr Tomo for this outstanding lesson.
I was wondering to myself a few days ago, why you rarely play a Les Paul and here you are playing one. I was learning this bass line on your Guitar Wisdom. I was also learning another jazz lesson, which is a bit complicated. I will try tonight and by the end of the week I want to learn walking bass.
Mr. Fujita, I had an Epiphone flying vee that was one of the best guitars I have had. Of course the shape was terrible but it was a great player. Just guitar stuff... I learned this one from the Mayall version. Thanks for the tips. Jay
Thank you tomo! Just what I needed after going through a Freddie King journey otw home today! P.s. anyone that's looking to get rid of their old seldom played les Paul that's just in the way hit me up! I'm willing to take it off your hands for ya! Lol ha!
Much appreciated . I started to learn this song after you suggested it in your "How to Play BLUES GUITAR by YOURSELF" video. I was using Justinguitar's tutorial and was devastated to find out Part 3 of his 3 Part lesson was never made. While I can't play blues by myself yet with your help and others on youtube I now have the sense that I am on the right path.
First chord progression I ever learned on guitar! My wonderful guitar teacher taught me it as the basis of Bob Segar’s “Old Time Rock n Roll” which I badly wanted to learn for some reason
You should check out Same Old Blues from Freddie King also. It has GREEEEEEAT changes and is awesome to solo over. I LOVE Freddie and he's probably my favorite of the 3 Kings.
I like how you can applicate your bend technic, your blues knowledge, and your interpretation. As a ordinary guitar player i like it and interested. Haha..
Playing a Freddie king song on a guitar that looks like the one that Eric Clapton used to record the cover of the same song. This couldn't get any better.
Hi Tomo! I think maybe I learn this one... Before I hear FK, I did not know Where EC got his influence... Yup. Have to sell a guitar, hard choice make space! Its true if you have perfect intonation but the open string octave is out of tune we need to make the nut groove lower? Got player mustang its nice besides that was demo model from fender?
@@TomoFujitaMusic does it mean 10 out of 10 ? I am looking for my "forever ultímate home" blues amp....As you can imagine, i appreciate any tip from you. I hesitate, wonder and elucubrate night and day among Fender Supersonic, messa boogie california tweed, and tone king imperial, for a creamy creamy sound. It’s impossible in my little hometown to test any. I welcome tips from whoever
It was really great. That case, you need to hear with your guitar! Don't rely on internet information. Everyone has own taste! Forever ultimate amp! That case, spend more time and save $$$. For forever amp...then spend as much as you can. For instant, for someone, Fender Vibrolux Reverb is great! 40 watts & 2-10s! Or someone loves a vintage Fender Super Reverb! I have both because it's so great!
Hey, Tomo-sensei! A quick question.. how would you suggest studying the guitar while you're unable to play? I've hurt my wrist, and the doctor told me to rest for 2 weeks. Thanks! (of course, I'm subscribed to guitar wisdom!)
Listening only limited (songs) music, so your ear and your soul will grow! Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom. How about this? Watch all my demo videos!
Well it seems so easy, until i found the need for the 3 rd finger over 6 frets, so then I need either a surgeon, or to practice more stretching, to make this fluid :-) anyway as always, nice video from you.
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank you Tomo, sadly I don't know what you mean by that. Btw, Guitar Wisdom is awesome, maybe you can do a more detail lesson on Hideaway? hehe :)
Me: Following along, nice this is kinda easy. Tomo: Starts playing some crazy funky stuff. Me: AHHHH I CAN'T DO THAT!!! Tomo: Oh that has nothing to do with hideaway, just ignore that.
Hi Tomo, hi just recently found you on TH-cam this morning and have been watching a lot of your videos. I love your approach and mindset towards teaching others to play and just enjoy music. I have been watching Normans rare guitars guitar of the day with Michael for several years now and always wondered how he learned to play the way he did, when I found out today that you were his teacher for sometime and had quite an influence on his playing it made A lot of sense. I do have a question about your wisdom subscription lessons. I understand that you are mainly a teacher on the blues, which is one of my favorite styles of playing on electric that I want to learn. But, would you say everything that you teach throughout your wisdom lessons would be transferable over to genres such as rock and classic rock? I signed up today and really looking forward on getting started.
Thanks!
Thank you so much! Yes I taught Michael Lemmo at Berklee. Please join my Guitar Wisdom. Only $9.99 a month subscription video lessons. I have "Music Theory" "Beginner Series" "Foundation" I teach more important techniques and fundamentals... more than styles. Definitely! Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom.
@@TomoFujitaMusic yes sir, I have already joined and really looking forward to it. I went blind 5 years ago and started learning to play about 2 years ago, mainly acoustic guitar and I’m really looking forward to learning more on electric. I’ve just been overwhelmed with all the info and really needing that direction and guidance on how and when to apply everythingThank you!
Thank you! So sorry to hear that. Please go with your pace!
Do you know that feeling when you talk to someone you really respect? Like your heart is trembling and you feel somehow blessed?
You can get it just by watching Mr. Tomo's videos.
I am so thankful! Thank you!
In July 1970 my brother and I were on vacation with our folks in LA I was 15 and my brother was 13 and belief it or not our parents let my brother and I get on a bus and go to the strip in LA and we also went to the Capital record building that was amazing they let my brother and I go , coming from a average size midwest town like Sioux City Iowa . There was a music store there named Willies or something like that name it was Saturday a little before noon I think , we walked in and we heard this amazing guitar player bending strings and sounded really great and I ask the store owner if my brother and I could go back behind the counter to watch this guy play .The store owner ask Mr King can these two lads go back and watch you play .He said come on back . I ask the gentleman are you B B King he said no I am Freddy king and he showed me how to do bends and double bends on the strings .So when I got back to my home to Sioux City Iowa I practice my butt off, at that time I was playing lead guitar in my first band with Drummer Rick ( Pudger ) Bolin Tommy Bolins youngest brother . I will always be greatful to Freddie King
Thanks for sharing!!
Coll,stoly
I could've watch this early in the morning but I want to complete my day with my favorite sensei!!!
Thank you!
Love this lesson today....all smiles again..and there is something about that Les Paul...the TONE....
So great to hear that! Thank you!
I love how you teach a song! You don't just show what notes to play.. for that there are tons of teachers on TH-cam.. you explain what each note is relative to the scale and chords, and enrich everything with so much important information! If someone just learns a song and doesn't take stuff from it to hse in his/her playing, it's too bad.
Thanks so much! So nice to hear that. I teach guitar. Not just showing what to play. How to play! More detail lessons are at my Guitar Wisdom.
Wow! That playing from 13:37 is pure magic. Love it.
Thank you!!
Literally perfect blues shuffle at the start of video. Easy to take for granted, but it's actually not easy execute with such precision.
Thanks so much!! I really appreciate it!
Hi Mr Tomo your playing and love of the guitar are so inspiring . You have inspired me to become a guitar student again after playing for 50 years . thank you so much.
You're welcome! So great to hear that.
遅く実演してくれていてとてもありがたい。度数も英語もついでに勉強になります！
ありがとうございます！
Thanks Mr. Fujita. You really have the patience and precision of a monk or a samuray ! Thanks a lot!!!
Thank you!!
Again... Thank You For This!!!
I Love Hideaway...It Is The "Blue Monk"
Of Rock'N'Roll...And Then There Is "Goodbye, Pork Pie Hat"...
Thank you!
Thank you Tomo ... your lessons are very helpful ...may God bless you and your loved ones...
You're welcome! So great to hear that!
Your lesson always shows one step beyond the original.
I really appreciate it and I will repeat the phrase 10 times tonight!!
(From Singapore 🇸🇬)
So great to hear that. Thank you!
Best. Lesson. Ever!
Thanks so much!
I love the way you slowed down the various parts so we can hear what to play! The Beatles riff fit well with this lesson. You are an amazing guitar player - I love the way you can venture into various songs and riffs as you're playing! Great sounding Les Paul, too! This is a great, inspiring video. Thanks!!!
Thank you so much!
Amazing tomo. You are my favorite teacher guitar. Jesus bless you
Wow, thank you!
I have been playing guitar for almost 8 years now. Never have a lesson before or hand to hand teaching. I learn most of my fingers styles from TH-cam and slowly I change it into my style. Don’t really know all the chords name but I remember by the sound instead. It’s a really good feeling to pick up a guitar a just play with out trying to cover anyone work ! Plus ! Once I have a J , I will play like Jimmy :)
Awesome! Now you can learn guitar at my Guitar Wisdom!
@@TomoFujitaMusic bra !!! I learn more than guitar at your channel :) thx you ! I can see the kindness in you, if you been teaching for this long you must know how to teach :) as I see it, a guitar is almost like a Japanese katana , same mentality and practice, and it is personal too, except one is for killing others is for love.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, such an amazing teacher , I really enjoyed play along with you . Thank you again
You are so welcome!
Hello Tomo!
Good day your so inspiring!
I saw Freddie headline in a amphitheater .
A friend invited me a bit older then me.
My brothers were not into that "type" of music- ha!
He introduced me to so many great guitarists and bands.
Your awesome!
Amazing! Thank you!
God bless you Tomo! 😃
Thank you!
i love you so japanese guys, another named Kiki also helps me to learn with precious advices. Many thanks from France Tomo ;)
Thank you for sharing! Awesome! Thank you so much!
Love you man you are amazing, I enjoy when you wonder away on the fretboard its beautiful 🤙👌
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you!
Great one, I love the way you connect the dots!
Thank you very much!
Love the guitar.😍🥰🤩🤩🤩
Me too!
As a teenager in the late 60s. I learned Hideaway from the Beano album, although not perfectly. I play the main riff on the A and D strings at the 9th fret instead of open on the B and E strings. Freddie seemed to always play that on the high strings, but I think I’ve seen Clapton play it both ways. You point out the similarities between the riff on the bass strings and the riff from Daytripper. The Bluesbreakers used the Daytripper riff on their cover of What I’ Say. I still haven’t gotten the descending riff from the funky chord up on the neck. Beano is one of the most significant albums to me. At one time I could play a reasonably decent version of every track with Clapton’s Les Paul, except for the solo in Have You Heard which eludes me to this day.
Thanks for sharing!
Fantastic Tomo!
Thank you!
Hi mr tomo fujitamusic got interested again with my old guitar with your easy learning guitar lesson if am already old still learning thnks for sharing your lessons.from philippines granny perla👍😍😄🇵🇭Try to that slowly hahaha
Thank you!!!
Great stuff....top to bottom!
Glad you liked it!
Nice and slow ,great stuff! Domo arigato Mr.Fujita.
Thank you!
Freddie quoted two famous ‘50s riffs pretty much verbatim: 1) “The Walk,” by Jimmy McCracklin, which comes after instrumental verse two, and 2) “Theme From Peter Gunn,” before the last instrumental verse. Freddie knew a good hook when he heard one!
Thank you for sharing!
GOOD Morning hope you are having a great day, GOD BLESS you.
Good morning! Same to you!
Wonderful lesson, thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
At 11.00 you could have made it a different lesson on funk. We would love it. None the less, the digression from Hideaway was interesting in itself. Thank you Mr Tomo for this outstanding lesson.
Hideaway is must know blues song and this can apply to other styles... jazz or funk! You're welcome!
@@TomoFujitaMusic thanks and best regards
Man... you are a mind reader!!! Thanks for that!!! 🙏
My pleasure!
I was wondering to myself a few days ago, why you rarely play a Les Paul and here you are playing one. I was learning this bass line on your Guitar Wisdom. I was also learning another jazz lesson, which is a bit complicated. I will try tonight and by the end of the week I want to learn walking bass.
I just don't show everything what I do! Only show a few parts! So great to hear that! Maybe be more bass line lessons!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Guitar Wisdom is very informative. It's helped me a lot. Thanks!
@@marksystemed4678 Thanks so much!!
He loves his Stratocaster style guitars. Even his new prs is a strat style.
Muchas Gracias Maestro!🤟🏻🎸🎶😍😎👍🏻👍🏻☮️❤️
Thank you!
トモさん、いつも為になるビデオありがとうございます。演奏能力開発エクササイズがVHSの頃から教わっています。最近、Guitar Wisdomに登録させてもらいました、色々と学べるのが楽しみです。
ありがとうございます。VHSの頃からのフォロー大変嬉しいです。
詳しいレッスンをGuitar Wisdomのほうでどうぞ！
@@TomoFujitaMusic uhhhhhh, guitar wisdom!!
SOOOO AWESOME..🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😇😇😇😇😛🥲😋😋😋😋
Thank you!
thank you for the lesson! I never would have attempted it otherwise.
Glad it was helpful!
Mr. Fujita, I had an Epiphone flying vee that was one of the best guitars I have had. Of course the shape was terrible but it was a great player. Just guitar stuff... I learned this one from the Mayall version. Thanks for the tips. Jay
Thanks for sharing!
Great lesson! Thanks!
Very welcome!
Thank you tomo! Just what I needed after going through a Freddie King journey otw home today! P.s. anyone that's looking to get rid of their old seldom played les Paul that's just in the way hit me up! I'm willing to take it off your hands for ya! Lol ha!
You're welcome!
That’s it I’m gonna sign up for your Guitar Wisdom Course. You can play anything 🤯
Thank you! I teach everything I know at my Guitar Wisdom!
@@TomoFujitaMusic I’m signing up for real between today and tomorrow. I already gave the wife a heads up on the strange new charge.
@@anthonyjohnson4734 Great news! Please tell you wife about what type of video service so you will not be in trouble!
@@TomoFujitaMusic I’ll figure it out don’t you worry
Awesome and informative indeed!
So great to hear that. Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Cheers!
I was suprised to see you posted a lesson on this, i really liked the improv after the last tag at the end, very cool indeed
I posted so many lessons!! Too much so I had to put unlisted (more than 600 lessons!)
@@TomoFujitaMusic ill keep checking then , thanks tomo
Please do! Thank you!
Much appreciated . I started to learn this song after you suggested it in your "How to Play BLUES GUITAR by YOURSELF" video. I was using Justinguitar's tutorial and was devastated to find out Part 3 of his 3 Part lesson was never made. While I can't play blues by myself yet with your help and others on youtube I now have the sense that I am on the right path.
You're very welcome! This one of over played song..but I need to pass it on to all my students so here we go! Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic over played in your circles but opened me up to so much history and influence that crossed and intertwined cultures.
@@jessebrown4947 So great to hear that. I am glad that I made this video finally!
First chord progression I ever learned on guitar! My wonderful guitar teacher taught me it as the basis of Bob Segar’s “Old Time Rock n Roll” which I badly wanted to learn for some reason
Awesome~
Great lesson Mr Tomo!!
Thanks!
👍 最高です！フレディ・キングを取り上げて下さり、また、丁寧な解説をありがとうございます。それにしてもゴキゲン！久しぶりに、投稿させていただきます。Posted on Apr.6, 2021. (わたくしは、九州生まれ、東京生活経験があるものの、現在、みやびやかな京都市居住です。)
ありがとうございます！こんな感じならいっぱい他にも曲、スタイルの候補があります。京都は良いですね。
Very nice Guitar Tomo...
Glad you like it!
Man your timing is just perfect
Thanks so much!
Close to 350K!!!
Thanks! I am working on it
Love It !! Thank you so much
You are so welcome!
this was the first song i ever truly learned but i learned the bluesbreakers one
Thank you!
You play blues funk... sounds cool...some graham central station one song they play country then some classical ...thats a nice song...
Thank you!!
SORRY I forgot Thank you for all of you,r precious time I sure do enjoy you,r channel.You are my GOAT.
You're very welcome! Thank you so much!
Thank 💜 You LOVE
Thank you too!
Always the best for you 🌹🌹
You are the best
Great lesson and great song to learn, thank you, I'll start today to work on it!!!
Thanks so much!
JUST made my fav of all time.🤨🤨🤨🤫🤔🤔🤔🤔🤭🤗🤗🤗🤗😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
So happy to hear!
Tomo thanks for all you do! that chair looks super comfy..is it? what brand please? thanks
Secret Lab
Exactly what I am looking for! I need to practice the turn around. Thanks Tomo!
I like your shirt... is it available for purchase?
Thanks! This one... only available in Japan ... I will make similar one soon!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Great! I will keep a look out.
Nice
Thanks
Recent my practice song! Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Brilliant! Thankyou Tomo for the lesson. At 9.48 what's the name of that important chord you mention at 12th fret?
Thanks so much! E7(9) Hideaway chord!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thankyou Tomo, I love learning new chords but
Where's the 5th ( B Note) in this chord like in a standard E7 chord?
@@rajeshgumber363 From low to high (b7 9th M3 R) on 1234 set strings. I thought I explained those intervals.
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thanks Tomo, I question everything that is new so that I fully understand where its coming from which makes guitar playing more fun!
You're welcome! Learn more triads, intervals (chords) so more fun!
You should check out Same Old Blues from Freddie King also. It has GREEEEEEAT changes and is awesome to solo over. I LOVE Freddie and he's probably my favorite of the 3 Kings.
Great song! Awesome chord progressions! Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic No problem!
13:35 i like this part
Thank you! Please tell me why (what) you like about?
I like how you can applicate your bend technic, your blues knowledge, and your interpretation. As a ordinary guitar player i like it and interested. Haha..
@@VinsGroove Thanks so much! My bending.. I have worked on! More detail lessons are at my Guitar Wisdom
Playing a Freddie king song on a guitar that looks like the one that Eric Clapton used to record the cover of the same song. This couldn't get any better.
We all love that version too!
Amazing, could you please do his version of Sweet Home Chicago one day? I believe it is the best version that exists. Keep goos
Good*
Thank you! Thanks for sharing! I love that too.
Outstanding lesson as always! And I love the T-shirt, where can I get?
Thank you! This one is only available in Japan. I will make new one soon!
Hi Tomo! What do you think about Tokai Love Rocks particularly the high end ones?
I don't that guitar so I have no idea. Each one is different.
@@TomoFujitaMusic all good sir! Always learn something from your videos!
Ciao Tomo!
Thanks!
13:33 beautiful
Thank you!
From 14:00 on the ghost of Johnny Winter appears!
Thank you!!
Awesome stuff!! Do your prefer 24.75 scale length guitars or 25.5??
Thank you! Many years I did not know the difference! So any
Hi Tomo! I think maybe I learn this one... Before I hear FK, I did not know Where EC got his influence... Yup. Have to sell a guitar, hard choice make space! Its true if you have perfect intonation but the open string octave is out of tune we need to make the nut groove lower? Got player mustang its nice besides that was demo model from fender?
EVH, EC ..so many... influenced by Freddie King!
👍
Thanks!
Is blues music, gateway to jazz music? Are they intertwined at any point of time or are they mutually exclusive?
Blues and jazz... so deep!! I love them so much!
What do you think about TONE KING IMPERIAL..?
Great!
@@TomoFujitaMusic does it mean 10 out of 10 ? I am looking for my "forever ultímate home" blues amp....As you can imagine, i appreciate any tip from you.
I hesitate, wonder and elucubrate night and day among Fender Supersonic, messa boogie california tweed, and tone king imperial, for a creamy creamy sound. It’s impossible in my little hometown to test any.
I welcome tips from whoever
It was really great. That case, you need to hear with your guitar! Don't rely on internet information. Everyone has own taste! Forever ultimate amp! That case, spend more time and save $$$. For forever amp...then spend as much as you can. For instant, for someone, Fender Vibrolux Reverb is great! 40 watts & 2-10s! Or someone loves a vintage Fender Super Reverb! I have both because it's so great!
Ultimate life amp... $3000-$5000?
@@TomoFujitaMusic yes! I will break the bank
Bonamassaland !!!!!
Ha!
I totally want shirt! Where can I get one?
Thanks! This one is only available in Japan.. I will make similar one soon!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Please do very inspiring.,
Arigato sensi
Arigatou Gozaimasu!
What song is the riff from @6:34 from?
Beatles song ''' Day Tripper" riff based on blues bass line
@@TomoFujitaMusic It took me so long to find out lol
良かったです。
アメリカに住んでるんですよね？
アジア人ヘイトが日本でも報道されています。気をつけて下さいね🥺
ありがとうございます。アメリカ、ボストンです。
Where could we purchase your t shirt?
This one is only available in Japan so I will make new one soon!
Hey, Tomo-sensei! A quick question.. how would you suggest studying the guitar while you're unable to play? I've hurt my wrist, and the doctor told me to rest for 2 weeks. Thanks! (of course, I'm subscribed to guitar wisdom!)
Listening only limited (songs) music, so your ear and your soul will grow! Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom. How about this? Watch all my demo videos!
You could learn some music theory on the piano with 1 hand. That will all transfer to the guitar. You can buy a little piano midi controller for
@@asdfjklol ooh, as it happens I have a keyboard at home! Good suggestion :)
Well it seems so easy, until i found the need for the 3 rd finger over 6 frets, so then I need either a surgeon, or to practice more stretching, to make this fluid :-) anyway as always, nice video from you.
Thank you!
You could not get a gig in Texas if you didn't know Hideaway when I was young.
You're correct!! Thanks for sharing!!
I want a Les Paul so bad i can taste it!!
Go for it!
@@TomoFujitaMusic When the kids get older and i can redirect some funds:)
Pls help me, I can't find back to the lesson where he "accidentally" showed how to play Stairway to heaven. Can someone pls post a link?
Is this one?
th-cam.com/video/ksud14gzmeU/w-d-xo.html
How about this?
th-cam.com/video/Cr96NO4id_o/w-d-xo.html
Damn, was hoping that you show that really quick double stop part, thats the hardest part for me. :(
Thanks you!
That's all 6ths
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank you Tomo, sadly I don't know what you mean by that. Btw, Guitar Wisdom is awesome, maybe you can do a more detail lesson on Hideaway? hehe :)
Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom. Please tell me more about where which part? (00:00 - ....) you don't get it or you need more details?
@@TomoFujitaMusic It's at 10:20 - I kind of figured it out by ear and sight reading, so I'm good for now! Thank you Tomo, greetings from germany.
Oh！I suppose you did it for me lol!
Yes 😁
@@TomoFujitaMusic Made my day！ I appreciate it！
So great to hear that.
Your like a cat playing with yarn 🧶 playing that guitar.
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Thank you!
Got to be a bit much but some day.🥰😘😘😘😍🤩🤩🤩🤩😝😇😇😇
Take your time! Thank you!
Work on the turn around some more. Listen to the recording again you don’t have licks right
Thank you for sharing! I will do!
Me: Following along, nice this is kinda easy.
Tomo: Starts playing some crazy funky stuff.
Me: AHHHH I CAN'T DO THAT!!!
Tomo: Oh that has nothing to do with hideaway, just ignore that.
Thank you!
He looks like Jacky Chan.... lololol...
Thank you!
Showoff...!
TH-cam!
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Thanks!