Mike Dawes teaches Justin how to play Boogie Shred (Guitar Lesson MA-209)
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- My buddy Mike Dawes came by for a hang and jam and we thought we'd make a video too :) Go check out Mike's new record What Just Happened? cos it's awesome! Mike does lessons on skype and he's about to embark on manhoosive world tour, see date and lesson info on his site:
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I totally agree about licknriff. The teacher is awesome !! With Marty, Justin and Licknriff, you have all you need in your guitar journey honestly !
Once again, something that looked incredibly complicated, through Justin has been shown do able. It was so much fun to see Justin learning something. Thanks Justin for all you do. I bought your beginner book and am progressing nicely.
Very cool to see Justin learn something.
J Wilder right - which shows even the best ones have something to learn, or, put it another way, one is never the best
the look from Justin at 13:41 is priceless lol
Did they really use the word "easy" somewhere in there?
+richard trabold everything is easy if u learn it ;)
+Curtis Guitar Lessons yes he did
I feel like I may injure my whole body if I try this.
Why giving a thumb down you troll? Just two nice guys enjoying themself. Hi from France :) Keep it going Justin!
its true, a musician is never.... ever..... done learning.
thanks Justin - must confess didn't know Mike Dawes until this. He's obviously not just an excellent musician, but also a nice guy.
Newbie Justin :)
You look just like me with any beginner song I try to learn from your videos :)
Raul Lopez Diaz only he picks it up much faster as most of us on his video's :-)
Somehow quite pleasing to watch Justin struggle a little bit :)
The very person made me struggle with his wonderful guitar courses a lot in the recent 2 years of time, haha.
Just seen this tune for the first time, love it, best tune I've heard in years
Masterclass.
as far as the word shred it comes from Old English screadian "to peel, prune, cut off," from Proto-Germanic *skrauth- if you really want to know the oldest roots of it.
TenThumbs Productions Time for some Skrauth Metal \m/
hahaha, excellent.
Read my post as how it started...and why in guitar as to how it was derrived...
Justin I've been learning songs from you for a long time and I owe you a great deal of gratitude for teaching me how to play at a more advanced level. I will not attempt this lesson :) because I know my limits. I do have a song request which is and old 70's tune by Gerry Rafferty, "Bakers Street" which is just a killer song. I learned about him from your Stealers Wheel, "Stuck in the Middle with You" lesson.. Which Happen to owe you again.
Probably called shredding because many a finger has bled!! very cool playing guys !!
I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but it's really uplifting to see that you have to learn stuff too, and can't just play it in real speed off the bat.
Awesome!
Awesome... I have seen people doing something like that but never thought to really try it. So I will have to give it a go.... as you would say. Thx
very informative vid..I've always watched dudes playing slap guitar and harmonics and wondered how they did it...Now I know..also, it's great seeing Justin in the student role.
Myeah there seems to be a trend of people arguing over that stuff trying to prove they're better musicians than the other commenter, while the point of the discussion really isn't something to get butthurt over.. It's sad how "musicians" nowadays tend to be more about showing off skills rather than communicating emotions towards the audience :(.
Anyway this video was amazing and it taught me a few things, thanks a lot for putting it up! Mike Dawes is (d)awesome! Loved his performance in Holland!
Mike Dawes is a brilliant teacher!
Triplets and triplet eights are Gods gift to the guitar world.... And major thirds
for those who want to know the rhythm of this song 2:48
hahaha
I already said this in Mike Dawes site.
It reminds me of a great guitar performer Michael Hedges. (unfortunately he passed away in a car accident)
It´s great to see a young guy playing guitar like this with all the electronics going on. I am sure a great career awaits him.
Jose Martins motorcycle accident I believe.
Jason zafran He drove his van off of a cliff in bad weather sadly. Been a fan for many years, my favorite acoustic guitarist of all time actually.
justin looks like he's just had a spliff
Jane Hoani I thought that as well!
+Alan Brunettin maybe a beer or a couple.
Thats what I thought but, i didnt wanto say cause the kids probably watch this channel, and he's a decent respectable person either way.
But he also could b a little drunk he said he was drinking
A Maton, presumably a custom model, considering it seems to have one side made of rosewood and one of maple....
Wow - that was wonderful. You guys are seriously inspiring. Thank you!
this is amazing
good teaching too!
you are doing a great job sir...keep it up and thanks for your videos.
You guys are awesome. Good job, had lots of fun
Justin has been hitting the green bud in this one. 😆🤘
"Easy"?? It's easy for them that know how. I got so confused whilst working on the Hammer > Slide, that me feet somehow took the place of me fingers. Seriously though, that's some fine free-styling that he was banging. Well done mate!!
Great job, Justin!
its a Maton guitarfest. Been watching Tommy Emmanual videos, recognised the guitar right away
cool, you inspired me to get out my electro acoustic for a change...cheers guys, :)
They're so smooth on guitar and socially.
spot on.
thank you justin and mike for sharing this!
Please, can you teach us the intro of BOOGIE SLAM too ??? PLEASEEEE
Very well demonstrated and the first time I ever done this tapping, hammering, shredding stuff. Great!
thanks guys ,Great inspiration!!
Pretty cool man, that just shows me how good you actually are. I couldnt ever pick that up.
'Shredding' comes from skater terminology. It's dangerous, but skillful movement and control that comes at a high risk. I'm sure the terminology in guitar playing was derived from that.
think it comes from playing so fast you "shred" the strings.
davezz5 or your fingers ;)
I don't think so. I think people have been using the shred terminology for guitar since '74. Didn't they start using shred for skateboarding in like the 90s?
Close !!! 1976-1979...Ralph Machio's video with Steve Vai was right after the term was indoctrinated.. !!!
Hola Justin saludos desde El Salvador estoy aprendiendo guitarra
Spot on!!
Awesome vid, seems like a cool guy.
SO THE TABLES HAVE TURNED JUSTIN and loved it and its called shredding cause u enialate it destroy it dominate it finish it.16 MINUTE LESSON 16 DAY ENDEVOUR
spot on
You take time lil darlin I'm so proud of you! Cute as little button you are!
Luv these two blokes. Very humble and no attitude. I’ve learned so much from Justin and Marty S over the years as a home hobby guitarist. Mike D is just fantastic. Great vid.🤘
stellar
So awesome!!
Justin is good at letting folks chat at interviews, must be hard to do when you love chatting as he does he he he! Lovely video but doesn't it make you envious and wanting to play like that. It does me..
best lesson on youtube
Beers pizzas and a big fat blunt
Graham sounds like a typical afternoon haha
in lderson sounds like a PERFECT afternoon mate! 🕶
I absolutely enjoyed this video. So much talent here
Lol justin, never thought you would get angry this way! Lol, you should hit them with a guitar :P I love you!
Pretty sure Mikes Dawes is Slenderman in disguise... those fingers are longer than my forearm.... Amazing music and musicianship :)
We call him a harmonics player with a twist of tapping the guitar for aesthetic sound of percussion...(DRUMS) for the layman of terms....Kind of like a magician would use his slight of hand to commit an illusion of creativity....and it puts up quite the stir...Not all what is seen is easy it takes practice so get busy so you can be his squire....
I thought so too..........he's a freak! and I say that with much respect!!
peace of cake :)hahahahhahahahaha I am really enjoying both of you :)
This is how online lessons should be. With a student there, the teacher will not go too fast, and we can see what a first-timer sounds like. BTW, this is my new favorite lick
Get Mike to do the rest, Justin !
Half a bottle of Berry Shiraz and all is becoming clear ish....
Well I have met a lot of guitarist , this one is by far the most down to earth. I will be ordering all his work this week, thank you for the help. Awesome
A teacher has to get angry for the students to know their place.
this has inspired me to pickup the guitar after years and years of not playing. giving up on the old electric finger spanking and loving this whole "slap and tickle" style
great people, Bless you
awesome!
cheers mate got it first time . you are a graet teacher....thanks
DADGAD shit
I think shredding is a slang of 'going insane' on your guitar. "You went so insane on your guitar, you figurely shredded it."
It's fun watching two experts practice and learn from one another.
goofball1969 Justin is very humble
No Way Mayt. You bought me a Cd?? O MAYT. :D
hi justein- thank you i am a singer but still need to get guitar lessons to better my guitar playing- thank you for your help -i am following you, i have subscribed
4:34 god damnit xd
This is what separates Justin and Marty from other guitar teachers. They are humble and open to show people that they also started from somewhere. You're awesome Justin.
Mike Dawes Just-in guitar
Shredding... Playing very fast passages of guitar.. Metal - Yngwie, Lynch, EVH, Satch, Vai, Gilbert, Petrucci etc.. Jazzy DiMeola, McLaughlin, Holdsworth, Lane, Gambale.. Gypsy Reinhardt, Rosenberg's etc..
I think Mike is cheating! LOL!! Look at the length of that boys little finger!! Dam! Thanks for sharing Justin. I watch a lot of your lessons. Good stuff.
I'm close to learning it just need to get the speed down
Is it just me or does this sound like heartstone music i mean the backround music in the game :D!
sir can you cover the playing style of polish Guitarist Jakub Zytecki?
Justin has to have smoked a fat joint lol. He’s all smiles and giggles. Buzzing on some beer and tingling from his joint haha. I love the guy, he’s laugh makes me laugh and get happy haha
I instantly downloaded "What Just Happened?" from iTunes.
ask any athlete...they do!
cool justin is learning slap guitar now
Piece if cake ^^ :P
Mr. Sandercoe - To answer the SHRED QUESTION- the ole blues players, used to say stuff like KILLER --BAD-BALLSEY- and that guy can tear a guitar
UP.Hence the newer players about late 70s early 80s started saying shred
instead of KILLER or TEARING IT UP? THEY started calling that group of FAST PLAYERS SHREDERS E.V.H. E.MAL=Steve Vie, and Randy R
But I think it took the place of TEARING IT UP As these guys got faster and faster.... HENCE =TEAR IT UP= SHRED THE NECK !!PEACE shredding (~_~).
You wondered why "Shredding" was called what it is. I always used to assume it was because of the speed you played at it would tear your fingers up as a newbie to shredding. Until I watched this i hadn't thought to look it up, although now I have, I found out that shred(v.) has an etymology shared with a Norse word called "Skrydda" meaning "Shriveled Skin" and as you play faster and faster your skin, without calluses, would shrivel. Perhaps this is why we call it shredding??
Shred for the guitar comes from the "Tree Shredder" and/or "Paper Shredder" machines.. think about it.. you shred whatever you put in there, right?... well on guitar going so fast (a.k.a. shred) you're "shredding" your fingers on the strings, in a "literary" kind of way.
For some nasty explanatory shite... search google images for "Paper Shredder Accident", first pic, its a sliced hand!.. kind of what your fingers could be from the strings after shredding like a maniac!.. (now, luckily for us guitarists the strings aren't that sharp as the blades on a shredder) ;)
***** mikedawesofficial
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Hi Justin, do you know many Martian guitarist????
you guys should look at this guy whose youtube channel is called licknriff. he is amazingly helpful and he teaches songs for now, but he is currently working on a series of technique videos though. hes a down to earth guy who kicks ass at guitar and teaching guitar
Shredding's just a cultural term. Listen to some heavy metal or thrash. Doesn't it sound like shredding is an appropriate term :) Great lesson by the way. I think the play slow thing is important to remember. A lot of people tend to forget.
Shredding...I have no idea but I know that if someone with no calluses played this song, their fingers would be shredded. Probably literally. I remember the first time I tried to play an acoustic guitar..
Maybe i missed it, but I am surprised there was no homage to the original master of this style: MICHAEL HEDGES. Nonetheless cheers, as Michael never revealed his methods
it was cool to watch you learning and WOW you are learning fast, i bet you would need just an hour of practise to play it propper, i would need 3 month or so
I gave up at 12min.
But I did a good job b4 that..just the 1st 3 sections will b enough to keep me busy for a while let alone the last part..
Kinda lost enthusiasm there.
But was fun nuntheless..
Will come back to it one day.
Not to put ya on spot but 🌑If you want be spontaneous I just heard you don't have no a platform here ,can you play a song for me for my dad it's his birthday ain't no sunshine when it's he's gone he used to try to teach me that song and I couldn't sing it and also his dad passed away on today on his birthday it's okay and they're probably together now but if you know that song maybe you could play it for me and then I would be so very thankful LaluVs ❣️ he was a very good musician 🙏🙏🙏🌞the sun u literally gone today.
This is rather advanced. To get that sound you have to develop strength in your fingers. You may want to get through normal rythm guitar first.
This is a great vid, thanks Justin and Mike. On this more advanced note, are you going to be teaching Angelina sometime in the near future?
Justin, get Mike to do a lesson on Somebody That I Used To Know!!!! Or at least he could play it half speed, it would be awesome.