Learn how to play Sweet Home Alabama taught by myself (Teague Purtell). Click link for any additional material and be sure to join mailing list to be notified of the next part. www.musiclearning.com/gtr/song...
As a blind individual, I like the way you described everything in detailed, and you did it slowly, in a calm manner, so I totally understood what you were saying, keep up the good work, do your videos as you have been doing them, very helpful for us blind individuals.
This video has just inspired me to learn this song and this arrangement of it. Perfect explanation to compliment the perfect playing. 👍👍👍. I was looking for a totally different song and found this video by pure chance. So happy I did 😁😁😁
Awsome and amazing are over-used words these days but not in this case.. these videos are BETTER than the Marty video featuring Ed King himself!!! Reason being *all* of the detail is covered yet it is still very easy to follow. Teague, you are not only a talented guitarist but a talented teacher. This is the BEST way to learn to play SHA *authentically*, true to the original. Big thanks to you Teague from down under!! :)
Awesome lesson here! Quick question. When you go to the c and g when you play the pull off and hammer on you’re hitting the strings twice with your pick hand but when you break it down you’re only hitting the e and the a strings once. Is it twice or only once?
That's what i like the counting lot of lessons on the TH-cam dont tech you to count to me I want to learn to count my friend told me I don't no when to switch cords I suggested learn to count imo I felt is most important then take it by ear..thank you Teg..Roland J Gutierrez from Magdalena New Mexico USA 🇺🇸
As a blind individual, I like the way you described everything in detailed, and you did it slowly, in a calm manner, so I totally understood what you were saying, keep up the good work, do your videos as you have been doing them, very helpful for us blind individuals.
Never saw it so fully explained-Great job 🤙🏽
Thank you 😊
This video has just inspired me to learn this song and this arrangement of it. Perfect explanation to compliment the perfect playing. 👍👍👍.
I was looking for a totally different song and found this video by pure chance. So happy I did 😁😁😁
Thank you for your efforts T! - Best/most helpful vid on playing this classic intro, esp for beginners like myself
Great lesson subscribed 😊
u teaches really awesome..... thanks
Easy and simple. Merci beaucoup tripfuse
Excellent tutorial. Thanks 👍
You are very welcome and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment!!
Awesome yes I agree you have just stepped up by far my progress in learning you have gripped me with interest Steve a Massive thank you God Bless .
Glad to be able to help!
Awsome and amazing are over-used words these days but not in this case.. these videos are BETTER than the Marty video featuring Ed King himself!!! Reason being *all* of the detail is covered yet it is still very easy to follow. Teague, you are not only a talented guitarist but a talented teacher.
This is the BEST way to learn to play SHA *authentically*, true to the original. Big thanks to you Teague from down under!! :)
Great nice short and to the point Rock on ❤️🎸🎶😎🇺🇸
Thank you! Sorry it took me a bit to respond :)
Very nice👍
Your my favorite teacher when it comes to learn a song on TH-cam.
Thanks Paul! This is a fun one to play for sure. I put up a couple videos breaking down those fast runs if they are giving you any trouble.
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Very nice of you to say that. Thank you so much!
Cool bro, you just got a blind subscriber, I totally understood what you explained on your videos, keep it up, and keep us blind individuals in mind.
Awesome lesson here! Quick question. When you go to the c and g when you play the pull off and hammer on you’re hitting the strings twice with your pick hand but when you break it down you’re only hitting the e and the a strings once. Is it twice or only once?
Nice ! You’ve got a new subscriber
Thank you for subscribing and stayed tuned as I am about to start posting regularly again :)
I’ll picked it right up dude thanks.
You’re welcome and thanks for watching!
That's what i like the counting lot of lessons on the TH-cam dont tech you to count to me I want to learn to count my friend told me I don't no when to switch cords I suggested learn to count imo I felt is most important then take it by ear..thank you Teg..Roland J Gutierrez from Magdalena New Mexico USA 🇺🇸
U cool dude thanks!
Thank you!
Seem's even when you go on to the next part 5th string C , looks like you are hitting the open D twice . Very confusing ?
Thank you
You’re very welcome. Thanks for taking the time to comment :)
I just started playing the guitar. I hope I play like you someday
Thank you! I’m sure if just keep playing you will :)
I like the detail in the 4 lessons but a lesson to pull it all together would be great.
That is a great idea. Thank you and I will put it all together for a Part 5 :)
For those who want to get a little technical the back picking is with the smaller fingers and the pick is a sea shell. No joke.
Ed custom shaped each pick by hand. Gave him a distintive sound fer sure.
Didn't know that. Very interesting. Thanks for the info!
@@royelmo38 That would do it :)
@@tripfuse ck out his interview with marty schwartz. Very informative.
@@tripfuse no problem . it takes 3 guitarists, so no one person can play it exactly right.
you say the easy way is 2 open D's , 2nd string D {downstrokes} upstroke on 3rd string E [ shoud'nt it be A ? ] .
Add tabs for beginners. I like what you do but not easy to follow
We really don’t need all the counting.