Question Laura. When one buys your guitar course here online do you have excess to it all the time? By that I mean, there is no time limit or restrictions? You can say take a break for a few weeks, etc and then come back to it so you'll always have it? You can reference it anytime you wish?
Wow - an online lesson that actually spells out the timing and the strum pattern with the timing, even the tab timing - what a rare thing!! Brilliant!! Can't for life of me understand why more don't do this - they just assume so much! Thanks Lauren!!
I was just reading from comments below you play in a band, do you have a video of your band on you-tube please let me know I love watching bands. many thanks, Ken xxx
@@LaurenBateman Hi Lauren yes I found one y/tube video Wow! you are a bit of a raver loved it (10 years ago) I will look for some more best wishes Ken xxx
Thank you Lauren i still love hearing you play music wish i lived closer so i could come and hear you and your band.. your the best... I tell ya people if you're looking for a teacher you've come to the right place because SIMPLY THERE'S NO OTHER PERSON THAT TEACHES THE GUITAR BETTER THAN LAUREN BATMAN
I agree, Lauren takes you from learning the chords all the way through to playing the full song. Others assume that you already know the chords, no good for beginners.
Hey good day, practicing this song. Thanks to you and your teaching. Thank you so much keep up the good work look forward to more videos. Stay well have a beautiful day keep up the great work! Jim
Teenage turtale mutanat guitar hero. 5 weeks ago, started with an Yamaha c40, and I had no idea on how to actually play on it. Never held an instrument i my hands before. But I knew it would be good for me, to learn, and have fun, mostly fun. Now i have an beutiful Tanglewood Tw40 folk guitar, and Im gettin there, slowly start to understand and learn. My fingers move much faster and whit far more dexterity and accuracy. Thats is quite an amazing feeling. You have an big part in this.
I hope you realize that when I try to learn that opening riff, I am going to add (or try to add) those 1/8 notes that you hear on the Byrds recording. These songs are indelibly etched into my musical memory and playing anything less would sound highly unsatisfactory to me. Okay, I will do without the 12 string but you know what I mean.
Been practicing that intro for ages now. I find I start to get over confident and try going too fast and it goes haywire 😉. Quick question unrelated to the lesson, I see you have a Gretsch with a Bixby bridge, I bought a Gretsch a month or so ago, also with a Bixby, I find it goes out of tune really quickly, my other 2 guitars need a slight tweak occasionally, yet the Gretsch needs every string retuning every time I pick it up, wondered if this was something you find?
I absolutely love this song,ever since I was a kid in the 60s, when I first heard it.I play it on the twelve string, which gives it a nice jingle jangle sound.
The central is pretty cool I play the song Instrumentally I can read music but I just don’t like the way they played the intro in the song book I think your intro is better so I’m going to use it but when you play a song finger style it’s a whole lot different than just strumming it but I do like your intro so thank you so much for this video I’m gonna try to use it thanks again have a great day
Wow! love the voice, I also like the clear way you explain the songs and notes and cords! I could listen to you without practicing TUT TUT he he thanks love the videos saved most of them. Best wishes Ken xxx
Really cool riff, managed to pick that up really quickly, haven't got into the song itself yet. (A classic by the way 👍), was never a fan of Dylan's version but the Byrds cover was brilliant. Another great lesson Lauren (I wish livin' on a Prayer which my tutor has given me to learn was a straightforward as this 😀)
by the way Lauren just thought i might just mention, another great thing to do with this song Mr Tambourine Man by the Byrds is to do guitar arpegios ! :) in other words get your students to form their basic chords, then if they can form the chords try and get your students to actually strike each string and chord tone individually that is actually part of that chord and allow each note to run into eachother :) might have a nice dreamy effect for this song and will sound alot like the original record ! :) this can also be done for songs like "Turn Turn Turn" by the byrds aswell :)
@@LaurenBateman I will. I love the way you bring bring your lessons to the Table. Your a very good teacher you love what you do. Your up early we did coffee lol. thanks for getting back.
Thanks for singing along to this song Lauren ! While you are singing the main melody line in the chourus i am actually singing the harmony line back'ere as i watch your video which means we are actually singing harmonies together like the original byrds tambourine man record ! lol
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Question Laura. When one buys your guitar course here online do you have excess to it all the time? By that I mean, there is no time limit or restrictions? You can say take a break for a few weeks, etc and then come back to it so you'll always have it? You can reference it anytime you wish?
l would love to to see your acoustic version of stairway to heaven
Led Zeppelin is notorious for blocks and copyright strikes on TH-cam.
thanks for the reply itwas one of the first ilearned all the way through it sounds close but i know its not right
Wow - an online lesson that actually spells out the timing and the strum pattern with the timing, even the tab timing - what a rare thing!! Brilliant!!
Can't for life of me understand why more don't do this - they just assume so much!
Thanks Lauren!!
You're so welcome!!!!! 😊 You can also check out my course if you're interested: www.laurenbatemanguitar.com/courseyt
That was great , Lauren. Do you have the Lyrics and cords to play along with you….
Many thanks
William
On my website, but if you’re looking for sheet music, you may want to try a sheet music seller.
Get down with your bad self Lauren... you've done it again. You make me wanna go out and get a twelve string Richenbacher now!
Thank you!
I was just reading from comments below you play in a band, do you have a video of your band on you-tube please let me know I love watching bands. many thanks, Ken xxx
Yeah, there are some videos up. Maybe google search Lauren Bateman Band or Lauren Bateman Live
@@LaurenBateman Hi Lauren yes I found one y/tube video Wow! you are a bit of a raver loved it (10 years ago) I will look for some more best wishes Ken xxx
Why u so damn cute! Lol. Umm it was played on a 12 string and the last few notes I hear at least are 2d 3b 0e 2d 3b 0d 2d.
Yes I think I was played on a 12 string.
I don’t know about this version of Mr tambourine man I prefer the original
No worries. 😊
I’m just learning and I can see it will be difficult counting strums and trying to sing at the same time. 🙃
Hey check out this video for tips on singing and playing at the same time:
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Nice one idol god bless 👍🚴♂️♥️
You're welcome
Wow! Great lesson. Instant subscribe.
Welcome aboard! ☺️
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Thank you Lauren i still love hearing you play music wish i lived closer so i could come and hear you and your band.. your the best...
I tell ya people if you're looking for a teacher you've come to the right place because SIMPLY THERE'S NO OTHER PERSON THAT TEACHES THE GUITAR BETTER THAN LAUREN BATMAN
I agree, Lauren takes you from learning the chords all the way through to playing
the full song.
Others assume that you already know the chords, no good for beginners.
Ur absolutely right… LB is the best out there :) patient, n wonderful n thoughtful lessons :)
Jeffery, thank you. I don't really play out anymore.
Allan, aww thanks!
Paul, thank you!!!!!
thnx for the help, now i gotta start a campfire.
Awesome! Enjoy!
Intros not correct. A lesson for simpletons.
Well that's what we do on this channel! We keep it simple. Thanks for noticing!
7:33 that D - Dsus4-D+Dsus2 sequence sounds a lot like the intro to Tom Petty's _Free Fallin'_ to me!
Another classic song to learn with basic chords,with only the strumming patern
to try and get right.
Thanks for another great lesson Lauren.
Allan, you're welcome!
Lauren you are amazing 👏 Thank you for this lessen and your time!!! You're the best 👌
You're so welcome!
Hey good day, practicing this song. Thanks to you and your teaching. Thank you so much keep up the good work look forward to more videos. Stay well have a beautiful day keep up the great work! Jim
Awesome! Thank you!
Nice job 😊 even though the key is not for your voice!
I also still love the ninja turtles 😂
Awesome! I love Michaelangello
@@LaurenBateman Donatello is the man 🟣
Awesome instructor
Thank you!
Jason Bateman's little sister.
Ha ha. I wish. Not related to him or Justine 🤣
Well, they can't play and sing like you can.
Teenage turtale mutanat guitar hero. 5 weeks ago, started with an Yamaha c40, and I had no idea on how to actually play on it. Never held an instrument i my hands before. But I knew it would be good for me, to learn, and have fun, mostly fun. Now i have an beutiful Tanglewood Tw40 folk guitar, and Im gettin there, slowly start to understand and learn. My fingers move much faster and whit far more dexterity and accuracy. Thats is quite an amazing feeling. You have an big part in this.
Take you time and enjoy the journey.
I hope you realize that when I try to learn that opening riff, I am going to add (or try to add) those 1/8 notes that you hear on the Byrds recording. These songs are indelibly etched into my musical memory and playing anything less would sound highly unsatisfactory to me.
Okay, I will do without the 12 string but you know what I mean.
Such a good song. Cool intro for sure.
Been practicing that intro for ages now. I find I start to get over confident and try going too fast and it goes haywire 😉. Quick question unrelated to the lesson, I see you have a Gretsch with a Bixby bridge, I bought a Gretsch a month or so ago, also with a Bixby, I find it goes out of tune really quickly, my other 2 guitars need a slight tweak occasionally, yet the Gretsch needs every string retuning every time I pick it up, wondered if this was something you find?
Yeah I find I have to tune it up pretty frequently as well
Awesome love this
Glad you like it
I absolutely love this song,ever since I was a kid in the 60s, when I first heard it.I play it on the twelve string, which gives it a nice jingle jangle sound.
Yes it does. I need a 12 string.
The central is pretty cool I play the song Instrumentally I can read music but I just don’t like the way they played the intro in the song book I think your intro is better so I’m going to use it but when you play a song finger style it’s a whole lot different than just strumming it but I do like your intro so thank you so much for this video I’m gonna try to use it thanks again have a great day
Oh absolutely. Fingerstyle can be very different.
So cool! A great way to start the day! Thanks so much!
Glad you like it 😊
Working on it.
You got this!
Awesome, thank you once again, you make it so easy, even for an old fa@t like me 😄😄 love and blessings from the Kruger Park in South Africa.
Happy to help!
We could have done coffee.
Oh yeah?!
@@LaurenBateman Lauren was that a bad idea.
Another great lesson! Love the intro lick. Thank you so much for your patience and clear teaching, Lauren.
Glad you enjoyed the lesson
Hi Lauren. Great lessons, great voice, subscribed. Regards from Canberra, Australia 🇦🇺 🎸
Richard thank you and welcome to the channel!
AWESOME JOB LAUREN!!! THANK YOU🙏🙏🙏. I wasn’t connecting with the beginning lic….Until you did the PLAYALONG🎸🎸🎸. Loooove this song! Great Job!!!😍
Why I always explain, then do a playthrough.
Great job
Thank you!
I got out my 12 string to play along. We sounded just like the Byrds ( well almost?). Thanks !
Awesome!!!
Wow! love the voice, I also like the clear way you explain the songs and notes and cords! I could listen to you without practicing TUT TUT he he thanks love the videos saved most of them. Best wishes Ken xxx
Doesn't work for me, I've tried to just listen but a guitar always finds it way into my arms. Lauren and Dylan, how can you resist?
Ken you're so welcome. Glad it helped.
Sean, very hard. 🤣
Really cool riff, managed to pick that up really quickly, haven't got into the song itself yet. (A classic by the way 👍), was never a fan of Dylan's version but the Byrds cover was brilliant. Another great lesson Lauren (I wish livin' on a Prayer which my tutor has given me to learn was a straightforward as this 😀)
Awesome. Yeah the intro is fun!
Thanks Lauren, I’m a novice and love your work!!
You're so welcome!
by the way Lauren just thought i might just mention, another great thing to do with this song Mr Tambourine Man by the Byrds is to do guitar arpegios ! :) in other words get your students to form their basic chords, then if they can form the chords try and get your students to actually strike each string and chord tone individually that is actually part of that chord and allow each note to run into eachother :) might have a nice dreamy effect for this song and will sound alot like the original record ! :) this can also be done for songs like "Turn Turn Turn" by the byrds aswell :)
Yep, kept this one simple.
End part of the opening riff is not correct but I understand how it will get beginners used to using their fingers
Yep, it's about getting them started. It's fine. Works for me and it's still fun to play.
Wonderful stuff. I grabbed my guitar and HAD to do the opening riff as I was listening (also trying that G on the fourth string, fifth fret).
Yes, love the opening on this one.
Intro is wrong....
Works for me and the students who are already playing it. Fun is more important than perfection on this channel.
@@LaurenBateman nothing wrong with that 👍
I loved the way teach which you make it a little easier for players like me to understand.
Glad you enjoyed the lesson
Hey Lauren, I wish you were somewhat closure to Crazy RI. I would be taking lesson's from you with a Big Smile on my Face.
Aww David, well you can still take lessons with a smile here!
@@LaurenBateman I will. I love the way you bring bring your lessons to the Table. Your a very good teacher you love what you do. Your up early we did coffee lol. thanks for getting back.
@@LaurenBateman I plan on it have a Great Thanks giving.
Thanks for sharing.. great song & great lesson... cheers from Australia 😀
You're welcome!
This is really FUN - the Intro is awesome. Thx - you made my day.
You're so welcome!!!!
Bob Dylan song , the Byrd's just made it a big hit .
Rock on!
Another nice song; played and sang well. 😊
Thank you Jim!!!!
Awesome Lauren! The timing is tricky on the intro lick. Thanks so much!!!
Take it nice and slow
Great teaching, love those sus. Chords.
Thank you!
Lauren....still have that 68... starring at you
Ha ha. Yep.
You're guitar-playing's bad-enough without singing along to it as well, love ........ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I bet you feel like a big strong man now that you've typed that out don't you?
@@LaurenBateman Rodger McGuinn is the only one played it Fantastically Well , he was the Byrds with help from Chris Hillman.
Great teaching and love the Turtles shirt 🐢
Thanks! Cowabunga. 😎
Another great stuff by you Lauren thank you for sharing 👌 💯💯
You're welcome
Thank you Lauran for a well rounded lesson❤
You're so welcome! Glad you liked it 😄
Great lesson, thanks for posting.
My pleasure!
Terrific lesson on a classic song! It's added to my "wish to play list!"
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Hey Lauren really like your lessons but could you show how to play Hide your love away by the beatles
your the best thanks
Hm, I was sure that Lauren already did Beatles - You've got to hide your love away. Google gives me a link but it seems broken at the moment.
Ben that's a good one!
Sean, I've done a few Beatles songs but not that one yet.
Morning Bateman
Morning!
Wow! Not only great teaching but great songs!
Thank you!
Thanks for singing along to this song Lauren ! While you are singing the main melody line in the chourus i am actually singing the harmony line back'ere as i watch your video which means we are actually singing harmonies together like the original byrds tambourine man record ! lol
That's great! Thank you very much for watching!
what a great lesson. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Love this song ❤❤
Thanks for watching!
I love you and your tutorial videos
Thanks!
THANKS LAUREN 👍 ANOTHER GREAT LESSON 💪
Thank you 😊
Nice lesson. Awesome Dylan song.
Thanks!
Thanks Lauren.
Well done.
Thank you too!
thank you for another good easy song
You're welcome!
Another Great Lesson. Love the intro and sus chords
Thanks!!!!
Great lesson love the wY you brought up the screen to see closer 👍
You're welcome
Merci beaucoup Lauren 👍👍 !!
You are welcome!
Thanks Lauren for another easy to follow lesson, and for showing us G string 🙂
You're so welcome!
Excellent tutorial!
Thank you! Cheers!
Always a pleasure!
Thanks Jack 😊
Great lesson! Great tune!
Awesome Thanks!
That was a fun one 👍✌
Glad you enjoyed it
Another great session Lauren.Love it
You're welcome
Love it,thx
You're welcome
Brava! Teacher!
You're welcome
Brilliant as usual !!!
Thanks!
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