how to play "Brown Sugar" on guitar by the Rolling Stones | electric guitar lesson | LESSON
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An electric guitar lesson on how to play "Brown Sugar" by the Rolling Stones from their album "Sticky Fingers" released in 1971.
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Absolutely fantastic. Without doubt the best guitar teacher on TH-cam. The rhythm is perfect!
Great lesson! Shows in fine detail all the important variations and subtle nuances that make this song so good. Also, I really appreciate the way you've used your black shirt, blending in with a black background, visually presenting just the guitar and your hands - no other unnecessary distractions, so clean, clear and simple - it works so well! Thank you!
IMO, this is by light years the Absolute Best guitar lesson for Brown Sugar. Every rhythm change for each part and every detail, change and nuance. Thank you Very Much.
I'd be happy if my guitar stayed in tune like yours.
What an amazing breakdown of every detail of what is a great example of Keith Richards' brilliance.
Stones forever ❤
This is by far THE BEST lesson on this. He nails all the little bits others don't. THANK YOU SIR!
This guy is without a doubt the most accurate of all the YT dudes, top marks👌🏻
I agree
Hands, down, the slickest!
no doubt, I clicked through to learn a song and now I'm watching every video just to see the guy play
Andy is my favorite!! So conscientious and thorough.
Getting rid of the low E makes it more accurate to the way Keith played it. It's actually better to play.
Contents :
00:00 Beginning
01:18 Tuning DADGBD
02:04 Keith Intro Riff
04:20 Keith Intro Riff 2
06:10 Whole Keith Intro
06:44 Mick Part Intro
08:04 Keith Verse 1
10:02 Keith Chorus 1
12:02 Keith Verse 2
13:08 Keith Chorus 2
14:32 Keith Chorus 3
16:47 Mick's Part
17:50 Mick Chorus
20:04 Mick Verse special riff
21:00 Mick the whole verse
21:25 Conclusion
Thanks mate for this excellent and very complete lesson !
Tuning D-G-D-G-B-D
At age 15 in 1990, being a lifelong Beatles fan, I picked up a copy of Hot Rocks 1964-1971 out of curiosity as to who this band was that seemingly in competition with the Beatles. Two tracks jumped out of me: Honky Tonk Women and Brown Sugar. Those were the songs that made me say "I gotta get a guitar." I've always thought Brown Sugar was one of the most fun songs I know of to play. Fortunately, I was lucky enough to see them live before this gem was cut from the set list. You did a fabulous job here, as always! All the best!
The best teacher for guitar i ever seen. I love it
what a innovative guitar player keith is. I am more amazed today than I ever was. he was such a player. such a cool dude as well. heard his biography and he is awe inspiring. guy is still kicking. not many can say that of his ilk. I am so impressed with that guy. he is real. real steel, from pittsburg England.
He's from Dartford.
The all down strokes rhythm you see alot of you tube players use does no justice for this great riff. The rhythm is so dynamic to get the feeling or groove you need to get this great riff into your fingers. Thanks for time you took to make this lesson. Nice one.
Just deferent gravy. these bands of the day lived and breathed class Rock & Roll. Excellent lesson Man.
So "simple" but so amazing. And I'm not trying to diminish the rhythm at all.The players of this era were so melodic and catchy. And still going strong.
I hope the younger generation is watching this and appreciating what classic rock has brought the world . Todays music is over processed garbage that don't hold a candle to this .
Your a great player ,teacher but the Video production is the best on the internet. Sound levels are always perfect and blacking out everything but the Guitar is extremely helpful. Thanks for getting to the Devil in the Detail of these songs. Your one of the BEST out there.
Man, ray stuff but being a old man....remembering wow! Its a big plate of Keith!
Thanks 👍🏻
Ray Boston Massachusetts
No question - you are THE best guitar teacher on TH-cam. Just awesome.
Great lesson. I wish there was youtube when I was growing up for this reason.
Beautiful sound , well played cheers.
Whenever I look for a guitar tutorial I always look for the Brown LP this guy is great! A great listener and great tutorials never let's you down
This is one of the best resources for someone wanting to learn this song on guitar
THE best other than Keith himself imo and Andy bases his teachings by researching actual footage.
1971 was one EPIC YEAR for music!! The first 2 albums I ever bought were Sticky Fingers and L.A. Woman. 12 years old!!
What amazes me is how much better this sounds on an LP rather than any tele or other Fender. I am a Gibson/Gretsch man and I guess this shows why.
You are so good and so accurate that I bet even ‘James James’ comes to your site to consult your expertise. And THAT is an extremely high compliment
😂😂🤣👍
Thanks Andy, wow, you are one of the best guitar teachers I've ever seen or heard, I wish you would make a mistake once awhile so I would know that you and Tim Pierce are human.
Excellent! What's cool is that you can also hear his strings, which adds that acoustic guitar sound! Love it!
Another classic. It's all about the tone!
Most accurate teacher on youtube, someone finally teaching the brown sugar intro riffs properly
1) incredibly easy to understand your lesson. Well done! 2) plus, what amazing tone! You've got the perfect amount of crunch. It's not too distorted, just a bit of crunch. The energy of the Stone's (Keith's) playing really comes through. Fantastic!
Best presentation!!! the off screen narration and the blacked out arms and body really highlight the hands and guitar. Thanks so much for this.
Dude! Thank you for that one! You are always spot on and that song is just damn fun to play! One of my favorites for a long time!
real nice detailed hearing of this all time great rock tune.. good good instruction
You Are A Good Teacher
Fascinating video! As a piano and once-acoustic guitar player, I’m just wondrous at all the guitar licks Keith and Mick (Taylor) employed to bring about this song. Since I’ve seen the Stones seven times in concert over a 40-year period, I’d agree that they are indeed the best rock and roll band in the world!
6:13 One of the greatest guitar intros ever.
You are simply the best! Great lesson!
This guy is awesome and really helps you nail the tone and licks. He makes you want to really play the guitar.
Thank you
freaking awesome tutorial! I say YEAH, YEAH, YEAH.... WHOOOOOO !
How come you taste so good???
Simply the best....my go to channel for my lazy missing parts and progressions. Thanks man.
This is why most cover bands never get these songs to sound right because they were either unaware of Kieth's alternate tuning or they guitarist was not about to retune the guitar in the middle of a set or bring a second guitar tuned for what may have been just one song .. The Stones can do this like many other professional artists. My three favorite guitar heroes that used alot of alternate tuning are Keith, Mick Ralphs ( Mott and Bad Company ) and of course George Harrison, to name but a few. Peter Frampton tells an interesting story about the time he was summoned to Harrison's home as Peter was going to be one of many musicians that would eventually play on All Things Must Pass. Whole waiting on George in his guitar room, Peter strummed some of the guitars when he came upon one that had open tuning and was instantly influenced. Great vid!!
So glad you are doing these lessons, your technic and accuracy is awesome
PS. Your play and teaching skills are...AMAZING!
Thanks again!
Ray Boston Massachusetts
Love the subtlety in the voicings that is often missed. Nice job!
You're so kind teaching us
Wonderful lesson --totally changed my whole perspective on this rhythm ---thankyou for the new approach--learnt so much --gracias !
This sounds right to me
Great lesson. Clearly you are one of the best out there. Thank you, sir!
God,I remember buying this album at our local record store when it first came out. Was it really 1971? Wow! I’m getting OLD!🙀🙀🙀
Lol. We're old!
What... That was only 50 yrs ago.
Great song, teacher, method, and attitude! What's not to like?! Thanks for the great lesson! 👍
Another Stones tune ! Thanks a lot Andy!
Might as well be Keith teaching this . Superbly done ! Your lessons have made me an infinitely better player !! Thank you
A very well produced lesson . Thank you so much .
WHEEE FUN! Luv this. Had NO idea Keef hung in a G tuning for all these rockers. I'm 62 and still learning. SO easy to play this at practice and make everyone GRIN. LOL
Man. I've been so close.............but so wrong for all these years! Thank you!
J harrisMSU lol. Me too. Didn’t realize for many years it wasn’t in standard tuning.
Thank you soooo much for this. I really appreciate that you dissect both Keith's and Mick's parts separately. I'm playing this with some friends and fib myself hitting notes that just seem to dominate the original recording. Sometimes it's Keith, sometimes it's Mick. I'm blown away by your ability to play all of these variations from memory!
Ditto on that!!! this boy sounds just like stones & gets an even happier vibe going.🤗✝️🎸
Love your lessons. I learn so much. Thank you so much. OUTSTANDING Really appreciate it.
Thanks @grahamthom8597. I put a huge amount of time and effort into making these videos. I like to keep them free for those that can't afford it, but if you can, please support what I do. Cheers, Andy www.shutupandplay.ca/donate.html
That's what I like to see. Stones Classic :)
Can you do any tutorials on Savatage ?
I'm really impressed with your lessons! You are nailing these perfectly and I love your teaching style. Makes me want to pick up the guitar again! I've had a copy of Let It Bleed in my truck CD player for some time now, it's all I've listened to. Occurred to me that as much as I enjoy listening to the virtuoso players, you don't need to play at any higher level than what the Stones achieved. It's brilliant...
First hit song on commercial radio from that period to use alternate tuning that I'm aware of. Hell, nobody I knew even knew it was alternate tuning at the time, most bar bands tried to play it using standard tuning, with expected results. Whole new world.
this guys video lessons are excellent ,sounds 100% accurate to me ,and i been listening to stones mainly since i was 11
Just incredible....
This the best Lesson on this song I have ever heard, Thank You
Man you nailed it. Once again, I learned it wrong and gotta relearn it right. You are the master. Amazing ear for detail. I don't even bother looking at any other how to song videos anymore cause I know you are the only one who has it right 100 percent, down the the tiniest detail.
You know your stuff. Love watching you professor. 🎸
That cool one day l going to play like this thank you mister music man👍
How can 44 people not like this AWESOME lesson !
I saw the Stones here in Phoenix a few weeks ago on Aug. 26th. Great show that inspired me to learn some Stones' songs. Great lesson! Thank-you very much!!
You nailed it when you said " then just do what you want " I have been trying to get this song just right for years, no chance of doing that I at last realised, once you have the basic thing right, just do what you want no one will notice, the bit where it goes into the chorus I have been doing different I think yours is the better thanks for that and your vid, the hardest part for me leaning this song was were the up strokes are I think that is the key.
Andy, Always a top notch post. Thanks so much. By far you are my "go-to" guy. Always a pleasure to drop some cash to the cause. (I hope others do the same to help the cause!)
As I'm only just starting out on my journey into guitars, this was way ahead of me, but none the less a fantastic watch. The way it was broken down from the tuning of the guitar the breakdown of chords and slowing things down to emphasise the structure of the song. All in all a great lesson, one I'll be coming back to when the time is right. Thank you for the inspiration please keep up your great work, it is by far the best YT tutorial I've stumbled across. Thanks again 👍👍
No it's not!.
He makes the same chord shapes several times. Just take your time, don't over do it but practise as much as you can. Your fingers will get stronger each day. Notice this the next day after rest, yesterdays work is now easier.
Muscles in your fingers will gather their own memory leaving you to concentrate more on other things.
Keep practising and going over the video. It might take you longer but you will get there and sooner than you think.
Sometimes it's nice to have a difficult challenge . It means that you can go over small parts bit by bit until it comes together. This guy is an excellent teacher and player, your in the right place.
Learn some other staff as well. When you get fed up with going over the same bit's then switch to something else and come back to this and learn another small part. Each time it will get easier and your learning will get faster, you muscle memory will form and you will become a rock star.
When this happens you contact me now so I can be your manager. Good luck have fun dude.
@@billwebber5208 : Thank you Bill for your kind and wise words of advice. Will take your tips on board and see where it takes me. Once again thanks for the advice much appreciated 👍👍
in addition to the great instruction, great editing, clear communication and you execute the parts right after you mention them. I've been playing for more than 35 years and LOVE your lessons.
the guitar is truly the show me instrument.....great lesson...always wondered how that lick was played!!
Never liked the Stones only a few songs, and you did this one justice!!
Another great lesson, as usually!! I really enjoyed this (and realized I’ve been playing it wrong for years!!). Thanks
Amazing lesson.., I play the song, but learned plenty of subtle changes. Great tone aswell! Wow.
Your lessons are the bomb! So insightful and spot on,thank you for your efforts.
Great lesson. Clearly you are one of the best out there. Thank you, sir!
Flawless freak of nature you are.
Great lesson. Clearly you are one of the best out there. Thank you, sir!
Personally I don't know anyone better when it comes to teach how to play songs. Extremely meticulous and accurate, and at the same time clear and concise, and a great communicator (also with a relaxing tone of voice that infuses you with calm and patience) .
Pete Canthropus ha! smoother than canada’s smoothest whiskey, that andy is :) no disagreement here.
Great lesson thank you so much I just started learning this in the last few days and I was trying to work out what Keith was playing at the end of the song and you nailed it for me at 16:31 I knew there was something very different but had trouble working out chord position.
Awesome lesson you've given a very detailed way of playing it I'm finding it a really fun song and open G feels like such full fat sound I'm really enjoying, Cheers Spokz
You're an amazing guitarist and tutor, thanks for all you do.
your lessons are always right on the money my friend,,,,thank you for your time
Good to know all the variations...makes the song a lot more fun to play! No way I will ever remember exactly what goes where..but ya play what ya feel, right? As always, you provide the detail missing in other lessons, and I Thank You for that!!!
This just amazing, the work you put into this has to be a lot. your ear is so articulate, this song is all about rhyme , and timing.
BRILLIANT!
Nice work, Andy, excellent attention to detail !! Love it, Bro ! and THANK YOU !!
This song fuggin rocks
Surprising how many songs we remember were the result of alternate tunings. And how much we STRUGGLED trying to pull them off in standard tuning! LoL
Like Kasmir
For me this is only way I can learn. Guitar pro was killer. I like having the chords and such explained. These videos really help me develop where I want to go. Lot of the time I hear these things going on in my head but can’t get them out. If this makes sense.
Nice job. A lot of thanks from France !
Great lesson! And a great classic stones hit
Mesmerizing!
Sir, thanks for teaching me yet another fabulous guitar classic:) Already learned how to play Nothing Else Matters and Wish You Were Here from you, both awesome songs that had been on my bucket list for way too long! I'll definitely donate to your cause, keep on rocking! All the best from The Netherlands:)
Meticulous and informative as always Andy. Yes one can play it how they like..and the riffs in any particular order but as you say it's the overall feel that gives the song its uniqueness. I'll be donating again soon. Keep on rockin'.
Keep posting Bro...you have a gift.
Its In g open? Thank u!!!
Man. I've been so close.............but so wrong for all these years! Thank you!
wow! The most detailed explanation ever. Great!
Such a beautiful guitar song
Cool......is a movin' ole tune TY!
Fab lesson. Thanks 😊