I am 60 years old and have been playing rhythm guitar since I started learning at about 12 or so. I never learned scales, just chords. I learned more in the last 15 minutes of this lesson than I have in years. Not just the A pentatonic scale but what it does in relation to a song. I guess I never got that far in lessons before. And that is ashamed. All those wasted years of not having this knowledge. I just bought a Taylor and I am excited about learning again....at 60! Can you believe it?! You are a great teacher...I look forward to exploring all your videos. Thank you for being here.
I was in the same situation as you were, except when I decided to take the "rank" out of "rank amateur" to describe my playing, I did it when I turned 70. I took online lessons and in-person lessons and learned a lot about how songs are constructed. I learned all five positions of the pentatonic scale, which was an eye opener for me. Finally I knew which notes to play! I played enough every day that I began to develop some flexibility with my fingers that I didn't have before. I learned new chords and practiced them until I didn't have to struggle to play them. Now I'm 79 and playing at open mic nights and enjoying myself immensely. I am even singing, something I always avoided in public. I've made friends with other musicians and have been asked to join them on stage to do a song together. Keep up the good work, brother.
I am a old barnyard player. Taught myself with books in navy out at sea and with friends. EXTREMELY WELL DONE VIDEO and grateful to see. Long may you run !!
Swifty: This is an incomparable lesson. I'm 70, tried guitar in fits and starts for years. I get bored easily and hate to practice. This is different by miles. The pentatonic lesson is important, but the tune, itself, is so well presented that I can follow it and I've made much progress. Mahalo nui loa.
Just wow! I've been playing/teaching guitar for decades, watched countless videos and tutorials. You my friend are an excellent teacher. You are thorough and you broke down the intro masterfully. Between you playing it slowly and methodically and your breakdown left nothing out! Kudos to you for investing in becoming a master TH-cam teacher and creator!!!!
Man... I have been playin guitarsince I was about 10.. 68 now! Never consistant though. You tube has taught me alot, but many tutorials seem to be done by novices who just learned a song. (VERY obvious). YOU, have an excellent teaching method. Patience, timing, knowledgele AND noiticeable experience. Will be looking to you for tips, etc., from now on! Stay out there for we who appreciate you
Just went through your Amie tutorial. I have to say this was the BEST online guitar lesson I have ever experienced! Really. You are so clear on what you are showing and play everything at a speed anyone can learn from. I'd love to see hundreds more of these from you. I'd pay for lessons like this. Thanks for the time and effort you put into it. There's plenty more music in the world because of you! Cheers.
5:34 for the beginning of the chord/solo melody instruction. Awesome that you included the scale forms in the beginning. One of my students found this and showed it to me. Thanks for such a great video!
So he ends the lesson, and plays in about 26 seconds what might take me 260 hours to learn, and I'm giving me the benefit of the doubt. I don't know if I should damn Craig Lee Fuller, or bless him for composing what seemed so simple and beautiful, when in reality it's a very, very complex mastery of composition. Well, at least I should be able to sing it at karaoke. This song is my #1 goal song to learn on the guitar. Anyone reading this, say a prayer for me. I'm gonna need it.
Thank you so much for this! I've been "playing" guitar for years (I learned a bunch of chords and a few simple progressions, but mostly followed tabs). But I never really committed to learning how to play by building a foundation. I knew that learning scales for instance would be a substantial part. But I never did it. I found your page a few days after I picked up and started playing a concert ukulele. (Thank you for your rendition of "Sometimes". It's wonderful!) Since then I decided I'll find a way to start taking guitar and ukulele lessons. But hadn't determined where and with whom. But it's brought an excitement for my instruments that I haven't had in a long time. So, looking around your video list this am, I clicked on this video to see what you did to play the intro to Amie and behold...you demonstrated and taught me those scales. And I've been practicing for the past 30 minutes and got them! (Still need work to be clean and smooth and not looking of course.) You've earned yourself another Patreon supporter! 🙏
I have viewed hundreds of guitar lessons on TH-cam, and learned dozens of songs. Your lesson here is by far the best I've seen. Very easy to follow, and just the right amount of starts, stops, and repeats. The mini pentatonic lesson was helpful also. Keep up the great work Rob, and please keep sharing.
Really enjoy the way in which you go about a lesson. Very holistic, and you give a background for beginners/intermediates to anchor on so that they actually understand why the song is structured the way it is. Thumbs up all around.
I have been playing guitar for years and always wanted to learn how to play the lead in Amie, your great lesson finally hit a chord with my fingers, and I learned it, thank you.
I am known as the "chord king" on guitar but SUCK at soloing. I found you here and love your teaching style. You help everything make sense and I love the connectivity with theory too. Thank you.
Thank you so much for breaking this down. You play it so well. After 30 years of playing Electric I finally got a Acoustic Martin. First done I came across playing this by accident fiddling around and was looking for a break down. Very good teaching!
Dude you're amazing I've been teaching myself guitar for almost 4 years and never learned the scales just the chords bc I was annoyed by most videos. They were either going to fast or not giving enough info. For some reason your video just clicked with me. Thank u so much! I'm looking forward to learning this song to impress my dad. It's one of his favorites!
You got my fingers burning sliding around like that lot of fun couldn't stop till I had it thanks great videos I drive a semi and don't have a way to take lessons
You are the best. I'm recommending you to everyone I know that wants to play guitar. Thank you for all the information and theory you put into this video!!
Hey Rob! I realize this video is 9 years old since you uploaded it but I just checked it out and it's such a clear and concise lesson ( Just like all of your tutorials I might add ) and I just wanted to take a moment to thank you again!
Patient you are.Thank you for sharing your knowledge.I especially like the general tips included (illustrating and defining staccato and 'scratching' chords). Helpful for beginners like myself.
Wow, you are amazing. I could definitely up my skills with regular lessons from you. Loved the pace at which you move along and video is perfect. Going to check out your site for more. THANK YOU!
Thanks a ton for the tutorial brother. Love it. Been playing for near 30 years but never really played too much with picking and/or leads. I know scales of course just never used them much like I said. Been getting the itch last lil while and you make learning a treat instead of a chore. Cheerz and thanks again.
Awesome tutorital! It was simple clear and comprehensible. I appreciate both the tab and the demonstration. I am a guitar teacher myself so I greatly appreciate effective teaching. Keep up the fantastic instructing! Thank you!
Richard Mullens Hey glad you enjoyed it. Yes, this is very similar to Irish jigs. A lot of players would benefit from jamming on those folk tunes, the chord progressions are amazing.
+aeiane01 Hey so glad you liked the lesson. It's my pleasure. Please keep checking back, I'll be posted new videos a few times a week moving forward. Be well. -Rob
Rob, l like your style and how you talk about the scales. I appreciate the visual's you took the time to add. very helpful. Cant wait to learn more from you. again I commend you teaching style
Hello buddy, I was trolling for the intro and "leads" to this great old song and I stumbled onto your amazing video here. Not only did I learn what I wanted to, but a whole heap more!!! Thank you for taking the time to share your gifts with those of us who couldn't quite figure it out on our own, and making us look good for those we pick for in the meantime!!! I am a subscriber and plan on checking out your whole site. Thanks again from a new fan!
TheBamaKid1962 Hey thanks so much for the positive words! Glad you enjoyed this lesson and that my teaching style was helpful. Many more lessons are on the way, please spread the word! I'll look forward to hearing from you again. -Rob
Thanks Rob...I have already passed the word on to the only person I pick with...he's foaming at the mouth to get home and sink his teeth into some good ol' readily digestible "RED MEAT"!!!! We appreciate those who take the time to freely share their God given gifts...and your teaching style is top notch...instead of just getting what I THOUGHT I wanted, (which I did) I got so much more!!! Again, thank you, and thank you for responding...rare these days for folks to say thanks...we could use a bit more etiquette..makes the world a much nicer place to be!
Hi, just found your channel on an older video, looked at a bunch of older lessons and songs and came to this recent vid just to let you know how nice your playing, singing and tutorials are. Don't know why I haven't found you before now, I am your target audience, but will subscribe from now. Thanks for a super channel... Buddy
Buddy Martin Thank a lot for your kind words my friend. Glad you dug this lesson and that you are making use of my other lessons. I'm feeling reinvigorated, so expect many more lessons in the coming days. -Rob
Thanks man, that means a lot. So glad you’re enjoying my teaching! Many more to come both here and via Patreon.com/Swiftlessons. Let me know if you have any requests. Have fun! -Rob
You did a fantastic job breaking this down, Rob. I'd figured out this lead from another TH-cam video - and would have learned it 10x faster if I'd found you first:-) Keep up the excellent work!
+NCB Have you done the lead for the interlude yet? I've tried to break it down from other videos and not sure of a couple of notes - the way you've broken it down here for the intro would certainly take care of that!
Just subscribed to your site… great lesson…. Ive tried to nail this but i fudged the 4th section (morphed it into something else)… now onto the lead in middle of song…
Working on it - and I'm really into learning these longer solos after avoiding them for so long - hope to see more like this. Have you posting anything similar?
Thanks that was clearly explained and demonstrated. I've always wanted to learn this song. This lesson will keep me busy for a while. I did a quick search of your other videos for a lesson of the solo in the middle of the song but didn't come across it. Do you provide a lesson of this solo? Thanks again!
excellent tutorial! I've tried to figure out the intro using Amazing Slow Downer, which is s great product, but I think there are two guitars and it's sufficiently muddy to positively figure who's playing what in the last half. Thanks!
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I am 60 years old and have been playing rhythm guitar since I started learning at about 12 or so. I never learned scales, just chords. I learned more in the last 15 minutes of this lesson than I have in years. Not just the A pentatonic scale but what it does in relation to a song. I guess I never got that far in lessons before. And that is ashamed. All those wasted years of not having this knowledge. I just bought a Taylor and I am excited about learning again....at 60! Can you believe it?! You are a great teacher...I look forward to exploring all your videos. Thank you for being here.
SO well said. You will play as great too. Rock on Bill King!
I feel the same way Bill. Done so much good stuff, but missed so much. Time to start now! By the way, I just turned 59.
I’m 62. Ditto!
Same here im 62 just got a Taylor as well
I was in the same situation as you were, except when I decided to take the "rank" out of "rank amateur" to describe my playing, I did it when I turned 70. I took online lessons and in-person lessons and learned a lot about how songs are constructed. I learned all five positions of the pentatonic scale, which was an eye opener for me. Finally I knew which notes to play! I played enough every day that I began to develop some flexibility with my fingers that I didn't have before. I learned new chords and practiced them until I didn't have to struggle to play them. Now I'm 79 and playing at open mic nights and enjoying myself immensely. I am even singing, something I always avoided in public. I've made friends with other musicians and have been asked to join them on stage to do a song together. Keep up the good work, brother.
this is not a guitar lesson = IT IS A MASTERS CLASS IN GUITAR PLAYING BY A UNKNOWN = BEST TEACHER IN THE WORLD = and you know it !
I am a old barnyard player. Taught myself with books in navy out at sea and with friends. EXTREMELY WELL DONE VIDEO and grateful to see. Long may you run !!
Swifty: This is an incomparable lesson. I'm 70, tried guitar in fits and starts for years. I get bored easily and hate to practice. This is different by miles. The pentatonic lesson is important, but the tune, itself, is so well presented that I can follow it and I've made much progress. Mahalo nui loa.
Just wow! I've been playing/teaching guitar for decades, watched countless videos and tutorials. You my friend are an excellent teacher. You are thorough and you broke down the intro masterfully. Between you playing it slowly and methodically and your breakdown left nothing out! Kudos to you for investing in becoming a master TH-cam teacher and creator!!!!
Man...
I have been playin guitarsince I was
about 10.. 68 now!
Never consistant
though.
You tube has taught
me alot, but many
tutorials seem to be
done by novices who
just learned a song.
(VERY obvious).
YOU, have an excellent teaching
method. Patience,
timing, knowledgele
AND noiticeable
experience.
Will be looking to
you for tips, etc.,
from now on!
Stay out there for
we who appreciate
you
Just went through your Amie tutorial. I have to say this was the BEST online guitar lesson I have ever experienced! Really. You are so clear on what you are showing and play everything at a speed anyone can learn from. I'd love to see hundreds more of these from you. I'd pay for lessons like this. Thanks for the time and effort you put into it. There's plenty more music in the world because of you! Cheers.
5:34 for the beginning of the chord/solo melody instruction. Awesome that you included the scale forms in the beginning. One of my students found this and showed it to me. Thanks for such a great video!
I been looking at this guy for 3 years now he is one of the best on the web
Pentatonic is hauntingly from a higher place. It never disappoints.
Love how you tell us what key we are in and the scale to reference!!! Nobody else does that!!!!
So he ends the lesson, and plays in about 26 seconds what might take me 260 hours to learn, and I'm giving me the benefit of the doubt. I don't know if I should damn Craig Lee Fuller, or bless him for composing what seemed so simple and beautiful, when in reality it's a very, very complex mastery of composition. Well, at least I should be able to sing it at karaoke. This song is my #1 goal song to learn on the guitar. Anyone reading this, say a prayer for me. I'm gonna need it.
Thank you so much for this! I've been "playing" guitar for years (I learned a bunch of chords and a few simple progressions, but mostly followed tabs). But I never really committed to learning how to play by building a foundation. I knew that learning scales for instance would be a substantial part. But I never did it. I found your page a few days after I picked up and started playing a concert ukulele. (Thank you for your rendition of "Sometimes". It's wonderful!) Since then I decided I'll find a way to start taking guitar and ukulele lessons. But hadn't determined where and with whom. But it's brought an excitement for my instruments that I haven't had in a long time. So, looking around your video list this am, I clicked on this video to see what you did to play the intro to Amie and behold...you demonstrated and taught me those scales. And I've been practicing for the past 30 minutes and got them! (Still need work to be clean and smooth and not looking of course.) You've earned yourself another Patreon supporter! 🙏
I have viewed hundreds of guitar lessons on TH-cam, and learned dozens of songs. Your lesson here is by far the best I've seen. Very easy to follow, and just the right amount of starts, stops, and repeats. The mini pentatonic lesson was helpful also. Keep up the great work Rob, and please keep sharing.
Really enjoy the way in which you go about a lesson. Very holistic, and you give a background for beginners/intermediates to anchor on so that they actually understand why the song is structured the way it is. Thumbs up all around.
I have been playing guitar for years and always wanted to learn how to play the lead in Amie, your great lesson finally hit a chord with my fingers, and I learned it, thank you.
I am known as the "chord king" on guitar but SUCK at soloing. I found you here and love your teaching style. You help everything make sense and I love the connectivity with theory too. Thank you.
Thank you so much for breaking this down. You play it so well. After 30 years of playing Electric I finally got a Acoustic Martin. First done I came across playing this by accident fiddling around and was looking for a break down. Very good teaching!
Dude you're amazing I've been teaching myself guitar for almost 4 years and never learned the scales just the chords bc I was annoyed by most videos. They were either going to fast or not giving enough info. For some reason your video just clicked with me. Thank u so much! I'm looking forward to learning this song to impress my dad. It's one of his favorites!
You left out the sweep of strings ending
Great work thanks for the Kickin Lesson
You got my fingers burning sliding around like that lot of fun couldn't stop till I had it thanks great videos I drive a semi and don't have a way to take lessons
The beginning breakdown of the pentatonic scale helped me so much! I've just begun learning guitar, and your breakdown made it all click, thank you!
Learned this 40 years ago. I can’t believe people still want to learn this. Great lesson.
You just opened my eyes to another guitar world. Cannot thank you enough❤❤❤❤!!
Rob, you are a great teacher and the nicest guy on TH-cam. I'm learning this song for my girl, her name is Amie.
This is my first time learning scales on guitar, this is a great lesson
I have been playng for 50 year's. I wad have a teachr like you. I had to learn on my own. Danny
+Daniel Craddock thanks so much, that means a lot. -Rob
Great song to have a go at lead.
The 29 scumbags who disliked this video apparently drop kick puppies off highway overpasses for fun. There is no other explanation. Awesome video!
You are the best. I'm recommending you to everyone I know that wants to play guitar. Thank you for all the information and theory you put into this video!!
Hey Rob!
I realize this video is 9 years old since you uploaded it but I just checked it out and it's such a clear and concise lesson ( Just like all of your tutorials I might add ) and I just wanted to take a moment to thank you again!
Seriously, best explanation of acoustic guitar for a newbie like me. Thank you, Rob!
Well that was the most enjoyable tutorial yet. Thank you from a beginner struggling with scales and solos!!!
Awesome tutorial!
Great little lesson man thank you for going over the scales to the song! Makes it easier to translate into other avenues.
You are a fantastic guitar teacher
Best lesson ever. You've demystified some things for me thank you so much
Great lesson!!!
Patient you are.Thank you for sharing your knowledge.I especially like the general tips included (illustrating and defining staccato and 'scratching' chords). Helpful for beginners like myself.
Wow, you are amazing. I could definitely up my skills with regular lessons from you. Loved the pace at which you move along and video is perfect. Going to check out your site for more. THANK YOU!
Great job combining the licks with underlying scales and general concepts. Thanks a bunch!
***** My pleasure, I'm always trying to squeeze a little theory in!
Great lesson! Just saved me time learning tunes for a gig. Thanks bro - cheers from LA.
Excellent Rob tank you
Great video. Thank you!
Nice lesson, easy to follow!
Thanks so much for the lesson. I really got a lot out of it. Your instruction technique is quite good. Appreciate it. Cheers!
Great lesson, thank you for your time and patience in posting this.
Well done dude! Thanks
Great lesson, bro. A thousand thank yous!
Thanks for taking time to do this. I think you nailed it. Subscribed!
Well done
AWESOME! Thanks so much, a great song!
Thanks a ton for the tutorial brother. Love it. Been playing for near 30 years but never really played too much with picking and/or leads. I know scales of course just never used them much like I said. Been getting the itch last lil while and you make learning a treat instead of a chore. Cheerz and thanks again.
I appreciated, you are a good teacher to teach guitar easy to understand....
I'm a bass player but I play a little guitar. This was such a great tutorial, I understood it all. You broke it down so nice. Thank you so much.
Really appreciate your videos, I've been learning quite a lot. Keep on sending new ones.
+Abuli Hey, I have so many new lessons coming up, keep checking in!
Thank you for the lessons, you are an Awesome teacher!!!! And your guitar skills are Amazing....
I'm relaearning sight reading and theory. This really helps a bunch. Ir demystifies simple leads. I'm getting it! and it's a favorite song.
Robert Lane Awesome, so glad to be of help. I'll have some more lead lessons up within a day or so. Thanks for reaching out. -Rob
Thanks !! You showed me what i needed on 15 seconds.
Awesome tutorital! It was simple clear and comprehensible. I appreciate both the tab and the demonstration. I am a guitar teacher myself so I greatly appreciate effective teaching. Keep up the fantastic instructing! Thank you!
Thanks for the lesson, Rob. I really appreciate it. Very thorough. The picking reminds me of some Irish folk songs I've played before.
Richard Mullens Hey glad you enjoyed it. Yes, this is very similar to Irish jigs. A lot of players would benefit from jamming on those folk tunes, the chord progressions are amazing.
This is a fantastic song, and you sir, are an outstanding instructor!
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this awesome tutorial video.
+aeiane01 Hey so glad you liked the lesson. It's my pleasure. Please keep checking back, I'll be posted new videos a few times a week moving forward. Be well. -Rob
Thanks again, Rob. I will!
All the best to you.
Top Notch! Fantastic instruction on every level.
Rob, l like your style and how you talk about the scales. I appreciate the visual's you took the time to add. very helpful. Cant wait to learn more from you. again I commend you teaching style
+Chucky Cheese Hey thanks so much for the encouraging words. I can't wait to kick things up a notch in 2016!
thanks for the clear tutorial on how to use the A maj scale to improvise.
Very well come Roy, thanks for checking it out and as always, thanks for the support. -Rob
Hello buddy, I was trolling for the intro and "leads" to this great old song and I stumbled onto your amazing video here. Not only did I learn what I wanted to, but a whole heap more!!! Thank you for taking the time to share your gifts with those of us who couldn't quite figure it out on our own, and making us look good for those we pick for in the meantime!!! I am a subscriber and plan on checking out your whole site. Thanks again from a new fan!
TheBamaKid1962 Hey thanks so much for the positive words! Glad you enjoyed this lesson and that my teaching style was helpful. Many more lessons are on the way, please spread the word! I'll look forward to hearing from you again. -Rob
Thanks Rob...I have already passed the word on to the only person I pick with...he's foaming at the mouth to get home and sink his teeth into some good ol' readily digestible "RED MEAT"!!!! We appreciate those who take the time to freely share their God given gifts...and your teaching style is top notch...instead of just getting what I THOUGHT I wanted, (which I did) I got so much more!!! Again, thank you, and thank you for responding...rare these days for folks to say thanks...we could use a bit more etiquette..makes the world a much nicer place to be!
Thanks Rob, great lesson and explanation of the A major patterns.
Excellent tutorial , much to learn about scales and techniques , thank you for taking the time, much appreciated .
Collingsd2h My pleasure, glad you got something out of this lesson!
Great tutorial! I've been trying to figure the intro out for some time now. Thank you!
Thank you so much . Like others have stated clear , and easy to follow . Thanks again for your time and great effort . Two thumbs up .
great video with even better production quality, just subscribed!
Hi, just found your channel on an older video, looked at a bunch of older lessons and songs and came to this recent vid just to let you know how nice your playing, singing and tutorials are. Don't know why I haven't found you before now, I am your target audience, but will subscribe from now. Thanks for a super channel... Buddy
Buddy Martin Thank a lot for your kind words my friend. Glad you dug this lesson and that you are making use of my other lessons. I'm feeling reinvigorated, so expect many more lessons in the coming days. -Rob
Great Job Rob! Thank You so Much. I have always wanted to learn "Amie" and with your subscription I can. Thanks Again!
Been looking for an easy lesson on this for a long time. Thanks!
+Carl Bradley Glad to be of help. Many more lessons are in the works, don't forget to subscribe!
Hi Rob, Great lesson. Thank you for taking time to thoroughly explain. Good stuff.
You’re an amazing teacher
Thanks man, that means a lot. So glad you’re enjoying my teaching! Many more to come both here and via Patreon.com/Swiftlessons. Let me know if you have any requests. Have fun! -Rob
this is a brilliant song and youve done a brill job teaching it ,thanks
You are a great teacher. You're easy to follow. Thanks for sharing.
what a great lesson very clear and precise! love the way you teach
Excellent overall lesson. One of my favorite songs.
You did a fantastic job breaking this down, Rob. I'd figured out this lead from another TH-cam video - and would have learned it 10x faster if I'd found you first:-) Keep up the excellent work!
+NCB Have you done the lead for the interlude yet? I've tried to break it down from other videos and not sure of a couple of notes - the way you've broken it down here for the intro would certainly take care of that!
This is a fabulous lesson Rob, enjoyed learning it, can you pls teach the entire song start to finish, thanks a ton😊👌👏💐
Just subscribed to your site… great lesson…. Ive tried to nail this but i fudged the 4th section (morphed it into something else)… now onto the lead in middle of song…
Very nice, man! Thanks a lot! Very easy to follow.
So helpful. Amazing video, keep it up!
You've got excellent fretting skills , thanks for the lesson .
Great lesson and video. Keep up the good work.
Great tutorial man thanks
Best lessons out there good shit
Working on it - and I'm really into learning these longer solos after avoiding them for so long - hope to see more like this. Have you posting anything similar?
I love you! You are amazing! Thanks for free lesson! You are very kind man ♡
Geo Uploader My pleasure, thanks very much for your comment!
Nice job Rob, great lesson.
+Chance1957 Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and your comment. -Rob
Thanks that was clearly explained and demonstrated. I've always wanted to learn this song. This lesson will keep me busy for a while. I did a quick search of your other videos for a lesson of the solo in the middle of the song but didn't come across it. Do you provide a lesson of this solo? Thanks again!
As always Rob....excellente!
parneypots Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed these awesome licks!
excellent tutorial! I've tried to figure out the intro using Amazing Slow Downer, which is s great product, but I think there are two guitars and it's sufficiently muddy to positively figure who's playing what in the last half. Thanks!
Awesome Tutorial man! Great Job!
+Frank Santiago Hey thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!
Wow, best guitar lesson I have seen yet! Huge fan already!
Do you by chance have the solo to this song posted?
Chris O Hey Chris, thanks, glad you're enjoying this lesson. I plan to get to the rest of this tune shortly. Keep checking back!
Yo, bull's straight shreddin dat jawn. Don't know about youse guys, but his licks got me cravin a sawf pretzel and a wooder-ice. Go iggles.
6 minutes into it nd you just start the Amie lesson...come one man.....
Just found your channel and subscribed, superb lesson, Rob !