I was just obsessively listening to this song on my drive home 2 days ago.......and now you make a video.....of all the people to get mind reading technology I’m glad it’s you.
You are unbelievable. Almost every time I have a song I specifically want to learn, you have covered it already with brilliance. Thank you so much, man 😊
Dude, you're the best! It's like everytime I come across those songs that make me say "Man I love that song, I bet it'd be a good one to play!" there's Ryan queued up next in the autoplay! Seriously though, all these songs that seemed so impossible are now "unlocked!" IDK if it's your genuine candor, your humor, the way you break down the sections so simplistically, or the way you put all those together, but I've learned SO MANY songs from you even after playing/dusting guitar for almost 27 years now on the back end of my 30s. So I just wanted to take a minute to say... THANKS MAN!
Magnificent lesson once again, nothing but love and respect ✊ my cover set list totally 💯 % went up after subscribing to your Chanel, I apologize for not becoming a member, funds have been pretty tight these last few years, but it feels good picking up the guitar 🎸 and actually playing songs that feel great playing.
First time seeing you. Really great job! I had just learned all three ways without the stretchy pinky part before you ever popped up on my algorithm. Excellent teaching, and hilarious. Great work!
Hi Ryan! The hook brings you back, I ain't telling you no lie! I think you will like this story about a really cool concert I saw in Toronto on a beautiful sunny day. Blues Traveler opened for Pearl Jam, then Soundgarden and the closer was Neil Young. It was great time for music back in the day! Oh the memories! I like Metallica's Tuesday's Gone version with John Popper it rocks! Cool lesson Ryan!
Very cool! Especially since it turns out I can actually do it the hard (cool) way. But the easy way is really cool too if you don’t have your bar chord wings yet. Great song!
Son of a Beach Boy!! I've been playing guitar for 20 years, and I love moving open chords up where you don't usually find them, so I'm shocked and disappointed in myself that not once in my entire guitaring career did I think of playing a C#7 with the open B7 shape... How the hell did I not.... AAAAAARRRRRRRH! I'm so mad right now!! I mean, I am sure that I've done it, but not once did I think "Oh, that's actually just a straight C#7". I'm fairly sure I've even moved it up further to play a E7... but not once "This works as a C#7"... Grrr Arrg Anyway, awesome video.
@@RyanLendt See, that one I've known about since maybe my 2nd, 3rd year of playing. I even like moving the C Major (with the G on the high string) shape around which makes for a nice Eb, F9 and G. You'd think the B7 would be obvious 🤦♂️
Enlightening, those pinky stretches quite acrobatic but I find not so impossible. A very compelling rhythm (*edit--chord sequence), thx for the show-how🙂
I once saw Blues Traveler and was stoked when they played this. I then waited intently the rest of the concert for them to play “All For You” which they never played bc apparently it is written and performed by Sister Hazel, a fact I did not know at the time. I was young and dumb
Good lesson. Thanks. I don’t request many songs but it’s not often one comes along which is almost attainable yet just out of reach: HERE IS NO WHY - Smashing Pumpkins. There’s tab online but it’s just tough to grasp the transitions. Could be a reason to break out the muffuletta sandwich.
Hey Ryan could you take a look at the outro for Rosemary by Deftones? Been looking everywhere for a guide but couldn't find anything. I'm afraid if I dont learn it the world may end so thanks in advance?? (Unless the world has already ended in which case ??)????????????
I've been in a mood for tabbing (I find it strangely meditative) out wonkily weird Soundgarden songs lately, so if you find yourself wanting to teach wonkily weird Soundgarden songs in the near, near-near or near-near-near future, and should you likewise fancy doing the double-diarrhea-field-super-secret-tabbed-by-R-taught-by-R thing, well then you know where to find me :)
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I was just obsessively listening to this song on my drive home 2 days ago.......and now you make a video.....of all the people to get mind reading technology I’m glad it’s you.
shhhh ;)
Can you now demonstrate Poppers harmonica solo?
the harmonica solo is called 'play the A major scale as fast as you can' - i couldn't dream up anything useful to say about that
You are unbelievable. Almost every time I have a song I specifically want to learn, you have covered it already with brilliance.
Thank you so much, man 😊
Love the lyrics in this song.
hook brings you back. captain, of course
The original is so much better but me being a novice player I like the capo version. You’re a good teacher thank you.
do what you can until it's time to do more :)
Excellent tutorial
thanks drew
This song is intense and intimidating until YOU explain it my friend. Awesome lesson Ryan
cheers chris :)
Dude, you're the best! It's like everytime I come across those songs that make me say "Man I love that song, I bet it'd be a good one to play!" there's Ryan queued up next in the autoplay! Seriously though, all these songs that seemed so impossible are now "unlocked!" IDK if it's your genuine candor, your humor, the way you break down the sections so simplistically, or the way you put all those together, but I've learned SO MANY songs from you even after playing/dusting guitar for almost 27 years now on the back end of my 30s. So I just wanted to take a minute to say... THANKS MAN!
thanks for jiving jack!
Nice job man. This song has always been one of my favourites since it came out - it's cool to be able to pay it now!
it's a hook :)
Loveeee this tune … Rocked the Vote there folkssss
and the casbah
Awesome as usual! Thanks Ryan cheers ZR
cheers good sir :)
Wow Blues Travelers...did see that coming. Great band and great song....thanks!
pleasure!
Magnificent lesson once again, nothing but love and respect ✊ my cover set list totally 💯 % went up after subscribing to your Chanel, I apologize for not becoming a member, funds have been pretty tight these last few years, but it feels good picking up the guitar 🎸 and actually playing songs that feel great playing.
woo hoo! thanks for hanging out duke :)
This band inspired me to pick up a guitar. Awesome lesson. Can't wait for part II when we all learn you are a harmonica aficionado as well!
;) thanks Alex
First time seeing you. Really great job! I had just learned all three ways without the stretchy pinky part before you ever popped up on my algorithm. Excellent teaching, and hilarious. Great work!
I've learned many songs from you. Thanks for the great videos
thanks for hanging out nick :)
Hi Ryan! The hook brings you back, I ain't telling you no lie! I think you will like this story about a really cool concert I saw in Toronto on a beautiful sunny day. Blues Traveler opened for Pearl Jam, then Soundgarden and the closer was Neil Young. It was great time for music back in the day! Oh the memories! I like Metallica's Tuesday's Gone version with John Popper it rocks! Cool lesson Ryan!
ah yes, i have seen posters for that fabled concert!
@@RyanLendt I still have the ticket stubb after all these years.
Very cool! Especially since it turns out I can actually do it the hard (cool) way. But the easy way is really cool too if you don’t have your bar chord wings yet. Great song!
sweet!
Excelente, es la versión que buscada
Son of a Beach Boy!! I've been playing guitar for 20 years, and I love moving open chords up where you don't usually find them, so I'm shocked and disappointed in myself that not once in my entire guitaring career did I think of playing a C#7 with the open B7 shape...
How the hell did I not.... AAAAAARRRRRRRH!
I'm so mad right now!!
I mean, I am sure that I've done it, but not once did I think "Oh, that's actually just a straight C#7". I'm fairly sure I've even moved it up further to play a E7... but not once "This works as a C#7"...
Grrr Arrg
Anyway, awesome video.
C7 shape works that way too :)
@@RyanLendt See, that one I've known about since maybe my 2nd, 3rd year of playing. I even like moving the C Major (with the G on the high string) shape around which makes for a nice Eb, F9 and G. You'd think the B7 would be obvious 🤦♂️
Enlightening, those pinky stretches quite acrobatic but I find not so impossible. A very compelling rhythm (*edit--chord sequence), thx for the show-how🙂
cheers tom
Ah yes, I remember that song. Yup, that's how it sounds 👌🏼😁
:)
If you're allergic to f sharp minor lol Great vid! Solid teacher. Quick right to the point and sounds amazing
thanks brad :)
Thanks bro right on. Still waiting for 2,000 mile blues!!!
:)
Woot, first of my suggestions to make it through the gauntlet ;-) Is the harmonica > guitar solo coming, maybe?
:) the harmonica solo is called 'play the A major scale as fast as you can' - i couldn't dream up anything useful to say about that
I once saw Blues Traveler and was stoked when they played this. I then waited intently the rest of the concert for them to play “All For You” which they never played bc apparently it is written and performed by Sister Hazel, a fact I did not know at the time.
I was young and dumb
that's hilarious!
Nice!!
Thanks!
Good lesson. Thanks. I don’t request many songs but it’s not often one comes along which is almost attainable yet just out of reach: HERE IS NO WHY - Smashing Pumpkins. There’s tab online but it’s just tough to grasp the transitions. Could be a reason to break out the muffuletta sandwich.
that one has been on my back of the mind do any moment list!
Hey Ryan could you take a look at the outro for Rosemary by Deftones? Been looking everywhere for a guide but couldn't find anything. I'm afraid if I dont learn it the world may end so thanks in advance?? (Unless the world has already ended in which case ??)????????????
gosh i hope not... :)
John Popper is a God.
those pipes tho
Three lessons for the price of one! I reward you one extra scoop of vanilla ice cream on your next waffle :)
I've been in a mood for tabbing (I find it strangely meditative) out wonkily weird Soundgarden songs lately, so if you find yourself wanting to teach wonkily weird Soundgarden songs in the near, near-near or near-near-near future, and should you likewise fancy doing the double-diarrhea-field-super-secret-tabbed-by-R-taught-by-R thing, well then you know where to find me :)
see your inbox!
If the song is in A major what is the C#7 doing there?
It does sound a lot like Canon in D by Pachelbel the way you play it....
2:59
I feel that after the "rap" section he does something different , down the neck
I realized we need some Liz Phair up in here...
I mean Why Can't I? have a tutorial on it
hehe.
I saw there was a Three Way....
i'm telling
I think the easier way sounds much better. I'm not a fan of the higher octave version.
So does their guitar player have the hands of a basketball player?
namingly, bigsie malone
@@RyanLendt hahaha