Beggar's Banquet a Rolling Stone's nod to Dylan, my favorite album. "the guitar players look damaged they've been outcasts all their lives" "Jigsaw Puzzle" Thanks James another great stones lesson in open E
thanks a lot ! I was reading those tabs playing mostly "open" chords and that was too clean and you show us it with all these exact bar chords, thats the real sound !!
Thanks for uploading this man, this song is has maybe my favorite lyrics of any Stones song (which is saying a lot) as it shows their acknowledgment that no matter how much they understand normal/working class life they still feel alienated from common folk because of their fame. The amount of material that you care to cover is inspiring and has kept me from growing complacent as I learn guitar, thanks for the inspiration man.
Dude I watch all your stuff even though I'm not aways interested in all the songs and I get at least one thing from all of them. Thank you for your time I personally appreciate it.
thinking about this song. First search and here you are again helping me learn another great song. Looks like another open G song. Thanks Jim! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Absolutely awesome.......was goofin with this bout a week ago......thanks for sharing n filling in some blanks......actually a lot of them.....can't thank you enough.
I know you've been gone for almost a year now. Hope you're doing well. But thankfully your presence on TH-cam remains. Watched this before. Excellent straightforward lesson. I really do appreciate that you don't go on and on about rhythm and strumming. Better to feel an internalize the rhythm. Then this up and down mechanical approach. But the last few days I've been on an opening e kick. Starting with hearing the John Lennon song. John Sinclair. Figured it was a open e tuning. So I gave it a try. Thanks again for all your wonderful lessons
Cool. I hear a capo in there but not sure where (don’t have a guitar handy). Maybe they are tuned down to D when capo on 2? That B note on the low E has a definite capo buzz.
JJ, went out last night and saw Rocks Off that stones tribute band I was tellin you about. They’re here in Chicago. Dog you gotta see these guys. They had the full band last night with brass section and all. Best iv seen em yet. If you’re ever in town look em up n see if you can catch a show www.rocksofftribute.com/calendar. Thanks for another great lesson btw 🎸🤘🏻
Okay James (and everyone else...). Huge fan but this is so coincidental had to share. We're at a random B&B in Fennville, MI and the owner tells us there's a nice restaurant down the road. We go down and in the middle of dinner my phone alerts me you just uploaded a new video (this one) . The name of the restaurant is The Salt of The Earth! Lol bazaar or what?
I don’t know how this great lesson got past me. This, prodigal son, and can’t always get what you want are in open E. I get nervous tuning to open E because it seems like it’s hard on my strings and guitar. What do you think?
Please break down the intro. as well! Thank you for the rest of the lesson. I want this song played at my funeral and at least now I can sing it for myself while mostly fully alive in 2021, haha. Peace.
I think I’ve got it, thanks! I admit, it takes me a while to digest lesson videos. I just need to be a bit patient with myself. Really enjoying your content. I favor any Stones song with Keith on vocals, so Got the Silver (watched your lesson!) and Locked Away (I know, it’s Keith solo…) are my next endeavors. Thanks again! Really appreciate you sharing your knowledge and skills.
Yup! It’s right there and we’ll explained. I think I got thrown off when you said “let’s look at the chords. They’re pretty simple” I just spaced what came directly after, sorry!
Can I tune my low e string to something lower that will suffice? Busted my 2nd (and last) low e string and I cussed like Keef would've a bad dope deal!
![The Rolling Stones - Salt Of The Earth (Official Video) [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/n06f6et66NQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Beggar's Banquet a Rolling Stone's nod to Dylan, my favorite album. "the guitar players look damaged they've been outcasts all their lives" "Jigsaw Puzzle" Thanks James another great stones lesson in open E
Oh, the singer looks angry at being thrown to the lions :)
A funny detail : Queen Elizabeth used to make jiggsaw puzzles :)
I love this song as it even sounds fitting to be the last track on that album.
Don't matter if I know how to play it or not, I always listen to you play it, I just enjoy the channel, have for a long time
thanks a lot ! I was reading those tabs playing mostly "open" chords and that was too clean and you show us it with all these exact bar chords, thats the real sound !!
Thanks for uploading this man, this song is has maybe my favorite lyrics of any Stones song (which is saying a lot) as it shows their acknowledgment that no matter how much they understand normal/working class life they still feel alienated from common folk because of their fame. The amount of material that you care to cover is inspiring and has kept me from growing complacent as I learn guitar, thanks for the inspiration man.
Nice one, I'm seeing Lennon and Townshend and everyone jumping around. Rock 'n' Roll Circus!
Cheers laaa!
Don't forget Tony Iommi w/ Jethro Tull & the late , great sessions keyboard/pianist Nicky Hopkins !?!
I remember when good ole PT did this one! Great then, great now. I have a guitar specifically tuned to OPEN E now.
Fantastic!... Always liked this song... Thanks, James!...👍👌👏🙂
add another one to the list I have been playing wrong for 20 years !
Dude I watch all your stuff even though I'm not aways interested in all the songs and I get at least one thing from all of them. Thank you for your time I personally appreciate it.
Just got done jamming to this tune on My 03' SG !!!
I play it my '32 Epiphone Dolphin
thinking about this song. First search and here you are again helping me learn another great song. Looks like another open G song. Thanks Jim! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Love your style and taste.
Very nice, been playing that in standard tuning for years. Yours sounds just like Keef!
Magnificent, JJ. Thank you.
Absolutely awesome.......was goofin with this bout a week ago......thanks for sharing n filling in some blanks......actually a lot of them.....can't thank you enough.
Sounds sooooo good. 😊 Amazing voice.
I know you've been gone for almost a year now. Hope you're doing well. But thankfully your presence on TH-cam remains. Watched this before. Excellent straightforward lesson. I really do appreciate that you don't go on and on about rhythm and strumming. Better to feel an internalize the rhythm. Then this up and down mechanical approach. But the last few days I've been on an opening e kick. Starting with hearing the John Lennon song. John Sinclair. Figured it was a open e tuning. So I gave it a try. Thanks again for all your wonderful lessons
VERY ! VERY ! GOOD JOB MAN !!👍👍👍
You're the man
This video f'ing KILLS! Thanks, man.
I’ve been waiting for this. Thanks!!
Excellent!!
Cool. I hear a capo in there but not sure where (don’t have a guitar handy). Maybe they are tuned down to D when capo on 2? That B note on the low E has a definite capo buzz.
JJ, went out last night and saw Rocks Off that stones tribute band I was tellin you about. They’re here in Chicago. Dog you gotta see these guys. They had the full band last night with brass section and all. Best iv seen em yet. If you’re ever in town look em up n see if you can catch a show www.rocksofftribute.com/calendar. Thanks for another great lesson btw 🎸🤘🏻
Okay James (and everyone else...). Huge fan but this is so coincidental had to share. We're at a random B&B in Fennville, MI and the owner tells us there's a nice restaurant down the road. We go down and in the middle of dinner my phone alerts me you just uploaded a new video (this one) . The name of the restaurant is The Salt of The Earth! Lol bazaar or what?
Synchronicity! (Carl Jung, not Sting). Go buy some lottery tickets!
Awesome!
Greatness
Hey man where did you get that shirt? Been looking for it everywhere and can’t find it. It’s awesome.
James please explain the chords with tab I get that it's in open e. I can follow what you're doing. I think you should be jamming with the stones 😊
I would probably adapt it for busking.
I don’t know how this great lesson got past me. This, prodigal son, and can’t always get what you want are in open E. I get nervous tuning to open E because it seems like it’s hard on my strings and guitar. What do you think?
I don’t think I’d keep an acoustic guitar permanently tuned to open E. But for a little while, it shouldn’t cause a problem.
No doubt brother! Busted a brand fucking new e last night tuning up for prodigal son. 🙄
But hey life is short and strings are cheap lol
@@jamesjames9275 Tune to open D then capo at the 2nd fret
Absolutely. Tune to open D and capo 2. Problem solved.
I wonder what gave Keith the idea to play those bar chords that way?
Please break down the intro. as well! Thank you for the rest of the lesson. I want this song played at my funeral and at least now I can sing it for myself while mostly fully alive in 2021, haha. Peace.
But I did break down the intro. I don’t know how to explain it any better.
I think I’ve got it, thanks! I admit, it takes me a while to digest lesson videos. I just need to be a bit patient with myself. Really enjoying your content. I favor any Stones song with Keith on vocals, so Got the Silver (watched your lesson!) and Locked Away (I know, it’s Keith solo…) are my next endeavors. Thanks again! Really appreciate you sharing your knowledge and skills.
Yup! It’s right there and we’ll explained. I think I got thrown off when you said “let’s look at the chords. They’re pretty simple”
I just spaced what came directly after, sorry!
Can I tune my low e string to something lower that will suffice? Busted my 2nd (and last) low e string and I cussed like Keef would've a bad dope deal!
For open E, you don't change the low E string, it stays at E.
Tune to an open D then capo at the second fret. Tuning to open E on my acoustic feels like my neck is going to snap.
What tuning is this?