I’ve known the chords for this song for 30 years, but I’ve always just randomly picked the notes, and never the same ones.😂 Thank you Howard for showing me how to play this awesome song the “right” way!
Enjoyed it very much Howard. Pete was a major influence when I picked up a guitar 50 years ago. Great lesson, and thank you for “seeing you next time” and refraining from smashing your beautiful guitar to pieces.
Thanks for another wonderful lesson, that's me sorted for next six months. Then after that I've pencilled in the rain song many thanks & have a wonderful Christmas to you & yours . PEACE and LOVE to everyone.
Superb lesson. The song I'd like most like to play properly by The Who is "Sunrise" from 'The Who Sell Out'. I'm nearly there, (from tabs, knowing the song well etc) but no-one has done a lesson on it!
@@MrFarkosh I just had another go at it - it's an incredibly beautiful song and with a bit more practice I should be able to play the little interlude with the triplets. "Sell Out" could possibly be my favourite album of all time! "Tattoo" is marvellous; also "Odorono" (who but Pete could write a song about BO??) but I think my favourite is the alternative version of "Mary Anne With The Shaky Hand". "I Can See For Miles" - their best single?
Man I've been waiting a long time for an accurate lesson on this Who masterpiece, thank you! One dumb question: why do you emphasize picking direction so much for the cross-picking parts? I had learned some of those parts using slightly different picking directions from how you specify, and wondering if it's worthwhile to re-learn them. Is it just to make chord transitions easier? Economy of motion? something else?
It's not a "dumb question" at all. Cross-picking is very flexible... It has a lot of variations and different ways to approach it. I like to think there are no definite rules :-) I always say "do whatever works best for you". But the main thing is to have your pick swinging toward the next string, rather than away from it - Howard
Can I print this? Could u send it to me. Thank U for what u do. I was Lucky enough to c The Who in the early 80’s from the 12th Row. We camped out one week & the Tickets were 15$. The most we had ever paid to c a Concert
I’ve known the chords for this song for 30 years, but I’ve always just randomly picked the notes, and never the same ones.😂 Thank you Howard for showing me how to play this awesome song the “right” way!
Great, comprehensive lesson. Thank you! Now I have a lot of work to do to learn it!
Enjoyed it very much Howard. Pete was a major influence when I picked up a guitar 50 years ago. Great lesson, and thank you for “seeing you next time” and refraining from smashing your beautiful guitar to pieces.
beautiful forgotten song, thank you!
Thanks for listening :-)
Great lesson for a great song. Thanks very much.
Thanks for another wonderful lesson, that's me sorted for next six months. Then after that I've pencilled in the rain song many thanks & have a wonderful Christmas to you & yours . PEACE and LOVE to everyone.
I've seen a few lessons on this great song but this is by far the best...thank you for taking the time and sharing this👍
I want to learn this and play it for my father who just passed
You're so right, this is an excellent choice for learning picking!!!
Another great lesson Howard! Many thanks…and I envy your dog, gets to listen to you all day!! 😁
This is the best tutorial by far! I know it's a complex song but you nailed it, thanks a lot.
Thanx :-)
Nice tune man, will definitely try and learn this one, thanks!
Amazing tutorial dude, thanks so very much, you are a rockstar
Thx alot for this lesson, very informative and accurate. Cool to learn this great song note for note👍
Always great lesson breakdown !
Superb lesson. The song I'd like most like to play properly by The Who is "Sunrise" from 'The Who Sell Out'. I'm nearly there, (from tabs, knowing the song well etc) but no-one has done a lesson on it!
So many great songs from “Sell Out.” I like the quirky “Tattoo,” and of course “I Can See For Miles.” But you can’t forget the beauty of “Sunrise.”
@@MrFarkosh I just had another go at it - it's an incredibly beautiful song and with a bit more practice I should be able to play the little interlude with the triplets. "Sell Out" could possibly be my favourite album of all time! "Tattoo" is marvellous; also "Odorono" (who but Pete could write a song about BO??) but I think my favourite is the alternative version of "Mary Anne With The Shaky Hand". "I Can See For Miles" - their best single?
Great teaching!
Thank you!
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Great as always Howard. Has kind of a Ten Years After-I’d love to Change the World vibe to it but have no idea if he knew who they were etc.
Funny I just thought the same thing as I was listening to this in the car on the way home from work today.
Thanks! Just found my next song to learn!
Man I've been waiting a long time for an accurate lesson on this Who masterpiece, thank you! One dumb question: why do you emphasize picking direction so much for the cross-picking parts? I had learned some of those parts using slightly different picking directions from how you specify, and wondering if it's worthwhile to re-learn them. Is it just to make chord transitions easier? Economy of motion? something else?
It's not a "dumb question" at all. Cross-picking is very flexible... It has a lot of variations and different ways to approach it. I like to think there are no definite rules :-) I always say "do whatever works best for you". But the main thing is to have your pick swinging toward the next string, rather than away from it - Howard
@@247GuitarwithHowardHart thanks Howard. That must take a lot of patience; much appreciated!
this is the lesson! thanks!!!
THIS IS AWESOME!
But I still can't play the F chord without the dead strings.....Viking acoustic 😞
Holy Cow!! WOW !!!
Your guitar is extraordinarily beautiful! Sound-wise and physical appearance! Is it a Collings? Martin? Taylor? Boutique luthier? Dying to know
Hi - It's a Fender Paramount
Can I print this? Could u send it to me. Thank U for what u do. I was Lucky enough to c The Who in the early 80’s from the 12th Row. We camped out one week & the Tickets were 15$. The most we had ever paid to c a Concert
Hi - Send me an email and I'll get the tab from the video to you :-)
That SLIDE sounds almost like the song "I'd love to change the world" by Ten Years After
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I thought Pete skips the 5th at G.
As much as I hate Limp Bizkit, I like their version better.... probably easier to play too.
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