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Where did this this man come from ?? He is so good and so well explained he is the biusness got to watch him for ever brilliant cheers fella Larrysullivan in London
I sure can. I love t hat song. I think the same guy that helped write Peaceful Easy Feelin by the Eagles, also wrote Slow Dancin. Thanks for the request and for watching.
Haha. Good point Jesse! I guess back then I was so excited that I had brand new strings, I couldn't wait to play the song and make the video of it. I should have took a minute tocut them that is true. Thank goodness I survived and didn't lose an eye in the process. Thanks for watching the video.
Loved your technique, you show progression of chords and words which as a beginner (old beginner at that) is a great help!thanks Keep doing a great tutorial, NV The DJ 😎
speaking of DAC - how about " Mona Lisa lost her smile " great lesson Mr Tea . But untill I can belt it out like Chris the Stapleton . I'll just listen and cry - LOL - check out Eda James "I'd rather go blind " Good singing too Mr Tea....
Thanks again for this tutorial, i couldnt tell how to position for that D/A but youve mad eit more than easy. All the best! Hope to see you again at 100K!
Shane , Now that is a diverse tune ,, D.A.C to Mr.George to Stapleton. But I have to say Chris Stapleton always put those little nuggets in all the tune he dose Thanks for the lesson !.
Nice! But don't forget most Chris Stapleton songs are played in the drop D tuning. That gives him his trademark sound..especially with that old Jazzmaster!
I’ve basically been going through all of your songs, no particular order lol, I have to say I like the newer posted ones because of the play along feature and you make them so much easier. Thanks for your channel.
Thank you so much! I have tried to keep improving the videos each month. I tried to make them shorter, easier to watch and hopefully more helpful. I appreciate the feedback. It means a lot.
I know some of you have asked how you can support the Shane Thomas Country Guitar Classics channel and help the channel grow. For those interested a Buy Me A Sweet Tea account has been created. Donations of any amount are appreciated and will go to help the channel improve and provide you with more resources to help you become a guitar player of country classics!!
www.buymeacoffee.com/ShaneThomas
Where did this this man come from ?? He is so good and so well explained he is the biusness got to watch him for ever brilliant cheers fella Larrysullivan in London
Hello from across the pond Larry! I hope you are doing well and thank you for watching the video and taking the time to leave a comment.
Could you teach the song "Slow Dancin" by Johnny Rivers thanks
I sure can. I love t hat song. I think the same guy that helped write Peaceful Easy Feelin by the Eagles, also wrote Slow Dancin. Thanks for the request and for watching.
@@countrymusicguitarclassics thank you so much
Why are his strings so sloppy? Clip the damn things or you'll lose an eye.
Haha. Good point Jesse! I guess back then I was so excited that I had brand new strings, I couldn't wait to play the song and make the video of it. I should have took a minute tocut them that is true. Thank goodness I survived and didn't lose an eye in the process. Thanks for watching the video.
Is this a similar version to David Allan coe version or a different versio
The David Allen Coe version is different. I will have to make a video showing how to play his and George Jones version of the song. Good question !
Should have left the song as it was written. Stapleton screwed it up.
It is a very different verison that i sure.
For new guitarist.. the song is in 6/8 time. With emphasis on the 1st and 4th beat..... 1 2&3&4 5&6&
You are awesome buddy! Thank you so much my friend!
Thank you for the kind words my fellow Walter! Anytime. I appreciate you watching!
You mean How to Play I'D rather Go Blind by Etta James.
That is a good song! Etta was a heck of a singer!
Loved your technique, you show progression of chords and words which as a beginner (old beginner at that) is a great help!thanks
Keep doing a great tutorial, NV The DJ 😎
I Got the A and the Bm but couldn't get the other cord you played .
Stop being lazy, and trim your string ends. Ha ha
Huge help thank you
speaking of DAC - how about " Mona Lisa lost her smile " great lesson Mr Tea . But untill I can belt it out like Chris the Stapleton . I'll just listen and cry - LOL - check out Eda James "I'd rather go blind "
Good singing too Mr Tea....
Absolutely! I love DAC. Some of his songs are in the pipeline to be released soon. I will add this classic to the list!
Thanks again for this tutorial, i couldnt tell how to position for that D/A but youve mad eit more than easy. All the best! Hope to see you again at 100K!
Thank you so much! 100k would be nice!
Shane , Now that is a diverse tune ,, D.A.C to Mr.George to Stapleton. But I have to say Chris Stapleton always put those little nuggets in all the tune he dose
Thanks for the lesson !.
You got that right! A diverse one all right. Anytime you are welcome!
And Chris is another Kentucky boy! Makes me proud!
@@countrymusicguitarclassics I forgot about that , should be Evan Williams Whiskey LOL
Here's a another great lesson to match a great song. Thank you. 👍👍👍
Glad you like it! You are welcome! Thanks for watching the video.
Ok lesson. Just wish someone would teach a little embelishing rather then intro an rhythm
There are videos that teach more. I enjoy the simplified versions that I can do myself.
Nice! But don't forget most Chris Stapleton songs are played in the drop D tuning. That gives him his trademark sound..especially with that old Jazzmaster!
I didn't know that. I love his sound for sure!
Why don't you trim your strings up?
This man is so good and he explains things things so well he is amazing thanks fella Larrysullivan in London cheers
Thank you so much much Larry! All the best my friend!
I have a friend who hates this version because he's a David Allen Coe fan but I like this one. I think it's a little better then the original.
The two versions are very different that is for sure.
this song f my finger up
This is awesome, love this song, guitar sounds really cool, and love your accent,
I appreciate that David! It is a good song. Thank you for the kind compliments and for taking the time to watch the channel.
Really nice! Love the play along … yeah right, sweet tea:-)
Many thanks!! I appreciate it Don!
I’ve basically been going through all of your songs, no particular order lol, I have to say I like the newer posted ones because of the play along feature and you make them so much easier.
Thanks for your channel.
Thank you so much! I have tried to keep improving the videos each month. I tried to make them shorter, easier to watch and hopefully more helpful. I appreciate the feedback. It means a lot.
Accents on beats 1 and 4
Very good class for a beginner like me, thanks
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
Great song for practicing your Bm chord.
That's true. Good point Terry!
Thank you a lot of help I really appreciate it keep up the good work
Thank you so much Mike. I am glad it helped!
Can you do a lesson on Drink you away?
Sure no problem Joe. Thanks for the request.
Boom!
Brother you make me wanted to go out and get me a geetar 😊
oooohhhh yea, kill'n it Shane!
Rodney! How have you been buddy? Hope all is well and that you had a good Holiday. Thanks man!
You sing awesome.
Thank you Yudi! That is kind of you to say!
Great lesson Shane
Thank you so much Archie. I hope you are doing well.
Another great lesson, thanks Shane!
My pleasure! I appreciate you watching as always William!