Video timestamps: - 0:00 Playthrough & agenda - 2:00 G & A-minor, four counts each - 2:43 Strumming patterns - 5:04 Spicing up the G-major chord - 6:48 Riffs: overview of all of them - 8:09 Riff 1 of 6 - 11:10 Riff 2 of 6 - 13:57 Riff 3 of 6 - 15:25 Riff 4 of 6 - 17:03 Riff 5 of 6 - 18:01 Riff 6 of 6 - 19:41 Farewell & final advice
I've been playing this song since I was a teenager back in the mid Sevnties. I'm so glad this lesson taught me to play it with some color and tone that really makes it interesting to listen too. Thanks so much.
I also have bee learning this for about a week in open G. I plan on transposing this but I will learn it in standard first. Really liked your take on this an would like to have access to more I tjink you said 3 dollars a month. I have to get a prepaid to do it, but I will real soon. Really enjoyed the lesson.
This is nice. I didn't click on it because I wanted to learn anything about Wild Horses, but I did learn some riffs and even managed to figure out a different one I can add to #1 and #2. I've got a song I'm writing that's been on the back burner for a while now because it just didn't sound quite right how I was playing it. I changed the chord progression to G, Am, C after thinking about the riffs and viola...the song is making much more sense to me now. Cool beans dude!
That black Crows 2 finger g to the c. . There's a cool correlation between a minor c f and d and d minor a few shifts and you can go for the bottom to the top .
Great lesson on a great classic jam... I really like that Taylor you have... Here in the Philippines, it is hard to get online companies to ship high quality instruments here... I am coming home to Corpus Christi in April 2020, and I guess I will have to cop a nice acoustic-electric, and bring it back to the Philippines with me... Thanks for the video, Man... Always a pleasure...
Good day David, been following you for quiet a while and what I appreciate most of your lessons is that they are very beginner friendly and one can learn alone without being discouraged that its too hard. I can now almost do your "Clay Pigeons - Tavis Pick" at 96% and what a lovely feeling. I am hoping you can assist me with just 1 or 2 or 3 lessons on Rhythm, counting beats and applying these to guitar playing. I like how you write the "1 + e + 2 + e + 3. I am not totally equipped at reading nor applying the Rhythmic counts on guitar, please come to my rescue . - Mwendabai in South Africa.
As a novice bass player I find this totally fantastic because I’ve been looking for ages to copy on the bass some of the guitar riffs played in the intro. (In fact wasn’t sure whether it was a guitar or the bass that are playing the intro riffs) Any ideas you have specifically for the bass on the last two beats of the Am bar would be greatly appreciated but in any case thank you for this superb tutorial.
Long ago, I played a version of the 6th riff but an octave lower and played up closer to the chords being strummed....I found it easier to do that than try to make the jump to the 10th/12th frets...
There’s no way I can do a full Bm bar .. I use a simple bm without the bar .. I’ve been practicing the Full Bm , at 53 I just can’t stretch my fingers.. Using the simple Bm the song sounds just fine
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Video timestamps:
- 0:00 Playthrough & agenda
- 2:00 G & A-minor, four counts each
- 2:43 Strumming patterns
- 5:04 Spicing up the G-major chord
- 6:48 Riffs: overview of all of them
- 8:09 Riff 1 of 6
- 11:10 Riff 2 of 6
- 13:57 Riff 3 of 6
- 15:25 Riff 4 of 6
- 17:03 Riff 5 of 6
- 18:01 Riff 6 of 6
- 19:41 Farewell & final advice
These markers are amazingly helpful.
That's the kind of lessons I enjoy the most. Adding licks to strumming. Please do more! Thank you for this lesson.
Also my favourite kind 👍
FANTASTIC Lesson Sir David Pots! Especially enjoy your Time Map to find the exact spots I am searching for! Thank you very much!
I've been playing this song since I was a teenager back in the mid Sevnties. I'm so glad this lesson taught me to play it with some color and tone that really makes it interesting to listen too. Thanks so much.
Wow, so glad I just found you. I love the riffs and the way you teach. You have tremendous patience & speak very clearly. Great job. 👍 Thanks.
Excellent insert that will drastically enhance the play. Thanks David!!!
Cheers from Indonesia.
Thank you David! This is brilliant, I hope you viewers understood that these riffs can be transposed to any key.
Very cool lesson, David. There’s so much to work with and explore here. More like this, please.
Nice lesson, David. All these fills except for 6 can be used in ope G tuning, too. Fill 6 can done using 12-12, 10-10 and and 8-9 on two high strings.
I am focusing on finger style/ travis, but this as is all your lessons, awesome.
Great lesson. Really love the fills. Thanks for explaining them so thoroughly.
Thanks David. Another well constructed, enjoyable lesson. Also, love learning picking with the strumming. 🎸
Loving the fills..Beautiful
I really appreciate your lesson. Thank you
Great song and really underrated lesson! these riffs and ideas really make the song come alive when youre strumming, thank you so much
Fantastic lesson from Johannesburg,South Africa
One of the top tutors top man David potts
Thanks a pleasure to watch and learn like your easy style😎
I also have bee learning this for about a week in open G. I plan on transposing this but I will learn it in standard first. Really liked your take on this an would like to have access to more I tjink you said 3 dollars a month. I have to get a prepaid to do it, but I will real soon. Really enjoyed the lesson.
Very good lesson! By far,the best video!
This is nice. I didn't click on it because I wanted to learn anything about Wild Horses, but I did learn some riffs and even managed to figure out a different one I can add to #1 and #2. I've got a song I'm writing that's been on the back burner for a while now because it just didn't sound quite right how I was playing it. I changed the chord progression to G, Am, C after thinking about the riffs and viola...the song is making much more sense to me now. Cool beans dude!
Hi David. Chris from New Zealand. Loving your lessons. Thanks so much for all your effort. Cheers from Downunder
I thought I knew how to play It but without the fills I've been pretty boring.LoL
.Thank you so much David..This Is great
That black Crows 2 finger g to the c. . There's a cool correlation between a minor c f and d and d minor a few shifts and you can go for the bottom to the top .
you are the best 👍👍👍
This is really helping me. Thanks!
Great lesson on a great classic jam... I really like that Taylor you have... Here in the Philippines, it is hard to get online companies to ship high quality instruments here... I am coming home to Corpus Christi in April 2020, and I guess I will have to cop a nice acoustic-electric, and bring it back to the Philippines with me... Thanks for the video, Man... Always a pleasure...
What a great lesson, I’m in the sandbox and loving it! I’m going to check out some of your other videos, maybe you have one on the Black Crows!👍🎸🇨🇦
Thanks great lesson, great song and really benefit from the licks.
Thank you..This helps me so much.
Hello love your fills, can you show me how to play the fill keith does 30 seconds into wild horses stripped version
Awesome bro..thank you I learned a lot..
You’re quite welcome! Glad it was helpful.
thank you,you are a great teacher
keep it up !!
Thank you David
Thanks!…this is excellent 😎🤩
Good day David, been following you for quiet a while and what I appreciate most of your lessons is that they are very beginner friendly and one can learn alone without being discouraged that its too hard. I can now almost do your "Clay Pigeons - Tavis Pick" at 96% and what a lovely feeling. I am hoping you can assist me with just 1 or 2 or 3 lessons on Rhythm, counting beats and applying these to guitar playing. I like how you write the "1 + e + 2 + e + 3. I am not totally equipped at reading nor applying the Rhythmic counts on guitar, please come to my rescue . - Mwendabai in South Africa.
Great lesson! Gave ma a lot of ideas!
Kool stuff. Og is Nashville tuning and open g tuning.
As a novice bass player I find this totally fantastic because I’ve been looking for ages to copy on the bass some of the guitar riffs played in the intro. (In fact wasn’t sure whether it was a guitar or the bass that are playing the intro riffs) Any ideas you have specifically for the bass on the last two beats of the Am bar would be greatly appreciated but in any case thank you for this superb tutorial.
This is great. Thank you.
this was so helpful! thank you! 🤩😇
Long ago, I played a version of the 6th riff but an octave lower and played up closer to the chords being strummed....I found it easier to do that than try to make the jump to the 10th/12th frets...
Thanks!
Thanks Bob - sorry I missed this when it came in! Very much appreciated, so glad the lesson was helpful.
Awesome riff's/video!
👍👍
Grazie molte
Nice work thanks
That other song you almost got into at 6:12 was "she talks to the angels" by the crows?
Thank you great leason
There’s no way I can do a full Bm bar .. I use a simple bm without the bar .. I’ve been practicing the Full Bm , at 53 I just can’t stretch my fingers.. Using the simple Bm the song sounds just fine
Great,thx,can you do "country honk" by the RS
Do it again but this time like the original... open tuning?
Please 🙏 and thank..!
👍
Obrigado ☺
It's actually an AM 11.
very nice! a bit like bluegrass runs.
A sandbox of toys!
Can you teach hallelujah
Nice.....a little colour
🎸🍀✌🌹🐴