Ah, the glory of 240p... Started my channel way back when, too, and the pain of lo res early content is real. Thank you for all the great lessons, Justin!
Justin....I'm 62 years old and have always been a three chord guitar player but after listen and watching your teaching post, I'm learning knew chords and fingering methods I never thought I could learn. Get job and keep teaching us!!!!!
Justin, simply put, you are a great instructor IMHO. Thanks for the patient approach to your instruction. I hope you continue to post for all of us that benefit from this approach to learning. I am working on a couple of yours, now. Here's to you! Thanks a million- wishing you all you want out of your career!
you are awesome men im serious ive been playing for 4 yearsd and i have never seen such a good teacher its so esasy to learn with you thank you very much for your awesome and great lessons
It's not 'the Eric Clapton tune'. It was written by Jimmy Cox in 1923 and made famous by Bessie Smith who was dead before Eric Clapton was born. It was covered by pretty much every blues guitarists of whom Eric Clapton is one. I'm sure he's be the first to tell you that.
Thank you, Justin. Another great lesson! I'm just starting to work out solo guitar arrangements, so would love to see more of this series, especially incorporating the melody line, and maybe a little bit about your thinking in making the choices you do. Thanks again. Your work is very much appreciated!
A+ Nice clear, well lit videos. Good slow motion, well focused, close ups, professionally explained. Any chance of you doing some Jimi Hendrix, Little Wind, Angel, The Wind Cries, Castles Made of Sand, Foxy Lady, Hey Joe Voodoo Child, The Star Spangled Banner, or Waterfall? Star Spangled would be my first choice.
your a great teacher and i dont mean to cramp your style on teaching but when your showing the chords and where to put your fingers and stuff you should pick the strings high up in the camera view so i can see where im picking with each chord :) but thanks
excellent arrangement for those (like me) who are too lazy to find out the chords. (a hammer on the g string for the E chord followed by the open high E is a nice addition and so on)
I agree with the guy few posts in front of me... you should do more beatles, especially while guitar gently weeps. Just addded it to my christmas wish list! xD :)
i love this lesson cheers to u ive been trying sites and this is by far the best lesson thanks was also trying to to find a lesson on cavatina the deer hunter music beauty of a piece do u know and good site i need to learn thisone and then going on to that one cheers again keep up the great work
Thanks for the suggestion. There’s a song request board (plus 700+ song lessons) here: www.justinguitar.com/songs Cheers 😊 | Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
Justin, I applaud your teaching abilities. I have learned a lot about finger picking patterns from you in a short time. i have a song request. i wonder if you would teach "old rocking chair" by hoagie carmichle. i have the main body of the song but am having trouble with the bridge chords
thanks for the lesson. this is the first song I am learning. Could not I have picked something easier to learn? where is that cute hat you wear on other lessons?
As always you give spot on info for what and how. Your tip to aim for the 4th fret for that F#dim chord, helped me bridge from playing the F then adding pinkie on that same fret. Cheers
As usual, a beautiful lesson. I've learned this and Hey Hey with your help Justin, now all I need is the third of the three best songs on the album, Malted Milk. Can you give it a shot? I bet you'll have close to a million views on that one. Just think about that, wow!
It zooms in on the fretting hands so you *should* be able to manage ;) | TAB subscribes get access to chords and tabs: www.justinguitar.com/songs/eric-clapton-nobody-knows-you-when-you-re-down-and-out-1-2-chords-tabs-guitar-lesson-st-202 | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide, Approved Teacher & Moderator
@stollefelix He had them up on his website but the record companies forced him to take them off cause "it was causing problems to the companies who were selling official tab books"
Funny how things of the past need to impair future development as they fight to stay alive, why not just move on and renew the business... one would think that tab books were long gone in a digital world 🤔
If your good enough to play clapton's version you don't need to watch video's on how to play it! This a great version for us mortals who want to have a version that can be played by non-guitar gods. Another great version by Justin that is quite playable and good for people who play guitar as a hobby.
Man its been a life time I saw this 12 years ago as my second cover of clapton's songs Since then I made a lot of money as a studio guitarist And all of it is bcuz of you man Those days I couldnt pay for a teacher and you was my personal teacher for free!! Wish you all the best Thankyou for everything
Wow, great stuff - you're a living, breathing pro musician and you started with Justin's lessons! Fantastic. I know Justin would love to capture some of the story if you ever write it down. Cheers 😊 | close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Moderator on JustinGuitar Forum [ www.justinguitar.com/ ]
@@JustinGuitarSongs Thanks man Actually I owe him a lot I will write about my journey with Justin's lessons as soon as possible He is a huge inspiration for me
1st, thanks for this. The chord after the "F" your calling a F#dim Is actually a F#dim7? And the chord after the D7 where you root the E on the 5th fret is a Adim7
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Ah, the glory of 240p... Started my channel way back when, too, and the pain of lo res early content is real. Thank you for all the great lessons, Justin!
yo justin, you should jam with marty schwartz from nextlevelguitar. that would be KILLER
Reading this 12 years later actually made me happy, nostalgic and kind of sad at the same time...
@@esatgursoy7076 Why sad ? what happened?
@@tommytramp just thinking how fast time has passed and the things that happened in the past.
@@esatgursoy7076 I get it , it, I get sad for the same, it goes by so fast, thank god for the blues>. take care!
Justin....I'm 62 years old and have always been a three chord guitar player but after listen and watching your teaching post, I'm learning knew chords and fingering methods I never thought I could learn. Get job and keep teaching us!!!!!
Nice, this is his job
Great lesson. I’d be able to justify my guitars with this song
2019. Took so long to reach here.
Justin is highly skilled at teaching this stuff. Seems to know the detail We need to play it well. THANKS.
:52 playthru
1:35 detail
6:40 slow playthu
2019 anybody?
just move the fing finger to the next fret after the F. Clapton does play it that way. its much easier and sound good.
What do you mean?
It's not Eric Clapton's song, he's just one of many who play it and this is his version. Jimmy Cox wrote it back in the 1920s.
No Bessie Smith wrote it
Nassim MECHERI sorry nassim. Ms. Smith popularized the song but writing credits are jim cox
"In this guitar lesson you will learn to play Eric Claptons cover of Down & and Out."
Gee, mike, thanks for incredible info, wow, wouldn't it be crazy if you found someone who didn't know that?!
U really know history
2020 anybody?
I'm gonna boop your nose
Justin, simply put, you are a great instructor IMHO. Thanks for the patient approach to your instruction. I hope you continue to post for all of us that benefit from this approach to learning. I am working on a couple of yours, now.
Here's to you! Thanks a million- wishing you all you want out of your career!
you are awesome men im serious ive been playing for 4 yearsd and i have never seen such a good teacher its so esasy to learn with you
thank you very much for your awesome and great lessons
Lol, one of the first lessons I ever saw from Justin, nearly 8 years ago! How time flies
It's not 'the Eric Clapton tune'. It was written by Jimmy Cox in 1923 and made famous by Bessie Smith who was dead before Eric Clapton was born. It was covered by pretty much every blues guitarists of whom Eric Clapton is one. I'm sure he's be the first to tell you that.
Good work!! thanks Justin. I can struggle through this now. Excellent!!
Thank you, Justin. Another great lesson! I'm just starting to work out solo guitar arrangements, so would love to see more of this series, especially incorporating the melody line, and maybe a little bit about your thinking in making the choices you do. Thanks again. Your work is very much appreciated!
very good,thank you :)
0:52
I recorded this on a potato & ruined a classic!
thank you justin
Excellent lesson. Thanks.
Thanks a lot justin, youre great!
Very good lesson. Thanks a lot.
A+ Nice clear, well lit videos. Good slow motion, well focused, close ups, professionally explained. Any chance of you doing some Jimi Hendrix, Little Wind, Angel, The Wind Cries, Castles Made of Sand, Foxy Lady, Hey Joe Voodoo Child, The Star Spangled Banner, or Waterfall? Star Spangled would be my first choice.
Justin….nice Version....Happy Thnks !!!....& Thnks
your a great teacher and i dont mean to cramp your style on teaching but when your showing the chords and where to put your fingers and stuff you should pick the strings high up in the camera view so i can see where im picking with each chord :) but thanks
excellent arrangement for those (like me) who are too lazy to find out the chords. (a hammer on the g string for the E chord followed by the open high E is a nice addition and so on)
I agree with the guy few posts in front of me... you should do more beatles, especially while guitar gently weeps.
Just addded it to my christmas wish list! xD :)
i love this lesson cheers to u ive been trying sites and this is by far the best lesson thanks
was also trying to to find a lesson on cavatina the deer hunter music beauty of a piece do u know and good site i need to learn thisone and then going on to that one cheers again keep up the great work
@Drosk198 hey buddy, so hv u learnt hw 2 play broken hearted on guitar...even i m unable to get any video lesson.... :(
Where do you teach acoustic part over the Hills and far away by Led Zeppelin?
Thanks for the suggestion. There’s a song request board (plus 700+ song lessons) here:
www.justinguitar.com/songs
Cheers 😊
| Richard_close2u | JustinGuitar Official Guide & Approved Teacher
Justin, I applaud your teaching abilities. I have learned a lot about finger picking patterns from you in a short time. i have a song request. i wonder if you would teach "old rocking chair" by hoagie carmichle. i have the main body of the song but am having trouble with the bridge chords
Justin, I'm beggin you. Show us how to play 'Broken hearted' by E.C. There's no tabs and vids.
I know this is a old video, but what guitar is this and what strings, I think it sounds very good.
Mmmm…psilocybin
thanks for the lesson. this is the first song I am learning. Could not I have picked something easier to learn? where is that cute hat you wear on other lessons?
So 10 years have passed,have you learned this ?
Where have you been all my life? Great vid!
As always you give spot on info for what and how. Your tip to aim for the 4th fret for that F#dim chord, helped me bridge from playing the F then adding pinkie on that same fret. Cheers
As usual, a beautiful lesson. I've learned this and Hey Hey with your help Justin, now all I need is the third of the three best songs on the album, Malted Milk. Can you give it a shot? I bet you'll have close to a million views on that one. Just think about that, wow!
thank you!
I can't get this video to play. I've tried multiple times. does anybody know why.
Is that a shroom on Justin’s arm? Kudos 😁🤙🤙
Excellent lesson (and song) Justin, many thanks to you.
Couldn't find the tab on the site.
Тенкъю вэриматч фром Алматы! Ес ис Казакстан
Thanks! All your lessons are awesome.
The original music and lyrics to this are by Jimmie Cox.
Can you do a quality upgraded video for this song pleaseee
It zooms in on the fretting hands so you *should* be able to manage ;) | TAB subscribes get access to chords and tabs: www.justinguitar.com/songs/eric-clapton-nobody-knows-you-when-you-re-down-and-out-1-2-chords-tabs-guitar-lesson-st-202 | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide, Approved Teacher & Moderator
@@JustinGuitarSongs all right thank you!!!
@stollefelix He had them up on his website but the record companies forced him to take them off cause "it was causing problems to the companies who were selling official tab books"
Funny how things of the past need to impair future development as they fight to stay alive, why not just move on and renew the business... one would think that tab books were long gone in a digital world 🤔
Awesome brother grateful
The song is from 1920 .
he has wind cries mary on his website: justinguitar . com
i love that accent its cool and its hot
F#dim can be played on the first fret with exactly the same cord shape, or hold the F chord and play the note on the 4th fret 4th string with pinky.
Could you please show us a diagram? I just came here to get the basic chords for the song.
6:43
Why do we play 2 different A7's?
It flows better for this arrangement I think
Ditty: a short, simple song.
Muito boa aula. Obrigado
Very good lesson, as usual. Could you give us an idea of how Eric does the coda part, please
Request noted! | LievenDV | JustinGuitar Official Guide
remake please!!
Quite a nice little ditty indeed!
thanks again
tabs?
thanks soo much!!!
thank you !
Great lesson -Thank you
The second chord is an E7, yeah?
yeah
His hair looks down and out . Lol.
😂 up and out
Not even close to claptons version! watch him play it man! Basic & good for beginners but like i say not the clapton version!
If your good enough to play clapton's version you don't need to watch video's on how to play it! This a great version for us mortals who want to have a version that can be played by non-guitar gods. Another great version by Justin that is quite playable and good for people who play guitar as a hobby.
Justin explained that right up front.
This is more complicated then the Clapton version. D7 first position can be played instead of the last four chords then switch to a G7 1st position.
Brilliant! You should be nominated for a Nobel Prize! Very clear lesson - nice to see somebody doing it slowly and patiently. Many thanks!
Man its been a life time
I saw this 12 years ago as my second cover of clapton's songs
Since then I made a lot of money as a studio guitarist
And all of it is bcuz of you man
Those days I couldnt pay for a teacher and you was my personal teacher for free!!
Wish you all the best
Thankyou for everything
Wow, great stuff - you're a living, breathing pro musician and you started with Justin's lessons! Fantastic. I know Justin would love to capture some of the story if you ever write it down. Cheers 😊
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@@JustinGuitarSongs Thanks man
Actually I owe him a lot
I will write about my journey with Justin's lessons as soon as possible
He is a huge inspiration for me
The title is: "Nobody knows you when you're down and out"
no man, unfortunately no
1st, thanks for this. The chord after the "F" your calling a F#dim Is actually a F#dim7? And the chord after the D7 where you root the E on the 5th fret is a Adim7