How to play Lively Up by Bob Marley | Reggae Guitar Lesson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2019
- 👉 Over 600 Song Guitar Lessons With Chords, Tabs, & Lyrics: www.justinguitar.com/songs In this lesson, we'll learn how to play the Bob Marley classic Lively Up Yourself. We'll use this song to explore reggae guitar! This is a great tune for getting into the reggae style - which I'm doing properly myself for the first time in 30 years of playing guitar! So much cool stuff going on and one that proves that 'simple ain't easy'. :) We'll check out a skank and the stuck line and use a looper to put it together! #justinguitar #guitarforbeginners #bobmarley
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You have been teaching for so long, yet are still learning new things. Truly the mark of a great instructor.
I don't think I'll ever stop learning! :)
@@justinguitar "I am the wisest man alive, for I know one thing, and that is that I know nothing."
@@justinguitar lol reggae came from mento you should learn mento
You've got to love Reggae to play it authentically.
A Jamaican bass player once said to me, 'It'sa notes ya nah play dat mekka bass line g-r-e-a-t ya know' and there lies the secret that eludes a lot of musicians - the gaps.
Let the drummer do the counting, feel the groove between him and the bass player and play where you FEEL it fits in and if you're sitting in that groove good, it'll come natural and sound natural.
Good vid BTW, you've got those chops down a treat.
Grew up with Reggae while my mates were Rockers, its a music that typically gets called easy and repetitive but when you really get into it you see how unique and how diverse the rhythm guitar playing can get, every little skank has its own unique fingerprint to it not to mention the opportunity for little fills to accompany them, and then because of how important the phenomenal bass lines that the great Reggae bassists had, learning to play the stuck lines to lock in with the likes of Robbie Shakespeare and Aston Family Man Barrett is a challenge and some of the most pleasurable times i've ever had in my life playing guitar. Great lesson!
Right on
I think Peter Tosh is a greatly underrated guitar player and one of my favorites.
What you mention on when to step on the pedal is so true. Sometimes I feel like I am half a beat out of time when I try to play along with reggae songs. Cool piece of advice there 👍
Great Lesson! Thank you for teaching interesting rhythm guitar.
Congrats on 1M subs. You sir taught me and inspired me to learn a whole lot.
Thank you so much. Keep up the awesome work!
Just great summer tunes I always think. Superb.
Feel good music!
Been playing reggae for a while now. Love the style!! Hopefully you could do a lesson on playing lead on the style.
My absolute favorite Marley tune! ohh man the opening on the Babylon By Bus version is sooo f'in TASTY!!! Please do this as a Looping Lesson...
Well done, thanks so much.
Amazing. I feel like reggae always covers well for a lone player/semi-beginner, so, happy to have more videos like this (with techniques etc)
Yeah it's a cool style!
Great tune
Awesome lesson mate. Not much on TH-cam about playing this style
Try to learn this right now love the bass riddim
Justin, you are my el numero uno in every department. That locks I saw on your head is a knockout punch....big up yu self!!
Really enjoyed this, thank you. Could we get maybe a Peter tosh song lesson ? Cheers
Excellent that you've applied your ear. Most people who try to play reggae never bother to really listen how much of the tone info that comes through in each skank, and how much is muted. I've always loved that muted staccato sound, and hated cover bands and top 40 hit bands that play "reggae" without that crucial part down. As you say, it is not so easy to get this tight - right and left hand sync really needs to be spot on.
Congrats on reaching 1M subscribers 🎸
Good job!
Both you and Rick Beato got your Golden Play Buttons ...Congrats !!
You deserve way more views my dude ! awesome tutorial. I played reggae for a while but definitely picked up a couple tips from here !
Cheers 😊
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You can also add in a cool blues solo and it will be like 🚀🚀🚀
nice tutorial
Nice.
Cheers!
lovely! Three little birds needs a new video now ;-)
You're content is getting and better dude.
This song and many others use 7th chords, D7 / G7 definitely noticeable in the LIVE recordings. Al Anderson is incredibly underrated player. His lead phrasing is remarkable and explosive.
Still jigsawing pentatonic and arpeggios.......don't tempt me with reggae, Justin. ;-) You are a wonderful teacher.
Pentatonics and arpeggios work great in reggae. ;-)
Bwahaha , love the thumbnail . Congrats on the 1mil
Ta for the videos Mr but oooh string rattle on that last bit :-) Setup vid on its way?
Lookin good in the thumbnail, justin. Rating it 3000/10
Rating it 4/20
You got it right on the mute part. If you listen to Pimpers Paradise, for instance, you will notie that the guitar is almost just muting the strings with the chords
watched you transcribe this on Insta and so happy your doing this video to help us also.
Glad you caught it live too!:)
Good authentic reggae guitar on the downstroke.
I tend to go neck pup though. Warm tone best for percussive reggae rhythm, especially Marley
. Bright / treble tone is a big misconception in the genre.
ck out a live version in a london theatre with junior marvin on lead guitar ,awesone fills in d.
Sir While practicing chords like E A & D Where should do I want to look ? Do I want to look at my hitting hand everytime to hit the correct strings ( like if it is D then I should start from 4th string and if A then from 5th right) So it seems like a lot of work to my neck seeing my left hand and right hand again and again. Is that the right way?
No. Just keep practicing until it becomes muscle memory
When you are first learning you have to do a little bit of looking at both hands but concentrate mainly on your left hand if you are playing a right handed guitar. Pretty quickly you should only need to look to your left hand for good fingerings after chord changes and you will instinctively know which strings you are strumming with your right hand after a short while. As Judah said if you practice carefully, slowly and accurately enough then eventually the muscle memory kicks in and you can do both without much looking at all. Don't rush though as you'll end up learning the chord fingerings and changes poorly. Slowly build up your memory but playing chords well. Watch some of Justin's beginner chord lessons here - www.justinguitar.com/modules/beginner-1-first-steps
Thank you guys
Great job my man!
Thanks dude!
I have a hard time keeping time and getting into the groove , I play easy the easy parts too fast and hard parts too slow. Could you please show how to use a metronome while practicing a song
@Kaptain Kid my query was to know to how to keep time in a song be it by counting or by using a metronome and not just simply how to use a metronome :)
Sir how can we turn those basic chords into jazz chords
That thumbnail! 😂 so inappropriate yet so funny!
Why is it innapropriate dude?
@@Twizzlemenizzle1 Surely you have come across the abbreviation SJW ?
LordAxe glad you got it! I think he should have done the video with the dreads and blackface. Then we could have sat back and watched all the sjw piss there pants.
@@DrTWG just looked it up. First time I've come across it and I'd like to know more about how your using it here. Who is an SJW? Me or Justin?
@@Twizzlemenizzle1 Neither I'm guessing. It's just that SJWs have a list of things to freak out about . "Cultural appropriation" is on that list and Justin S. is clearly most guilty & deserves summary execution for wearing that hat. They have a thing about hats , especially sombreros. I'm sorry I exposed you to that hate filled world.
Why you Bass have 6 Strings? Weird.
Literally typed in guitar on TH-cam and set the date to today to see if anyone had done this yet!
@@bradcourt9760 me too but im the first
Italian voice @ 4 mil
I see this everywhere lately but I’m outa’ the loop.
why your drum have strings?
Music is about feeling but ..,,
Do also check out the excellent lesson of Tuff Lion which resembles, summarizes and supplements what Justin says: th-cam.com/video/8f73TICkFKE/w-d-xo.html
Solo bluesy?
now pick it up n play some ska
Your accent has been driving me mad. One minute you sound very English (I'm a Brit) then I hear the dulcet tones of an Aussie. Back and forth and trying to figure out where you come from. Decided you are a Brit who emigrated to Oz, but have since read somewhere that you are an Aussie who now lives in London. That explains everything!
He sounds Antipodean through and through to my Brit ear. Dulcet means mellifluous and I don't recall anybody describing Aus/NZ accents that way.
@@DrTWG Oh do fuck off pedant.
i think he said once in a video he grew up in africa or something like that?
To Reggae u must smoke two joints.
why isn't he wearing any pants?
Funny...
Chicken scratch guitar!...
Why does ur BASS have 6 strings? weird
This thumbnail is inappropriate. Black culture isn’t a costume.
Well he’s sure shown black culture in high regards in that case. Nothing but praise in this video