I"ve played for a long time, self taught, and i'll tell you videos like this would have been a god send when i first started learning. fortunate for me, because of guys like this and many others on youtube i can try to pick up on some of the classic tunes or fundamentals i missed out on. thanks, buddy, you're a gem!
With Dickies recent stroke I’ve been thinking about and listening to a lot of the brothers lately. I’ve hade the pleasure of seeing them perform about 40 times over 40 years.
How good are these guys? I love their songs. And I missed all this good stuff - born in '76 and never heard of them in the '80's when I was growing up. It was all hair metal, by then. It's taken me to new heights learning guitar, discovering these guys.... and the Scorpions. Wow!
My first comment. Great job breaking down and teaching a song with multiple parts, different beets and multiple guitar parts. I've been playing this song for years and have always used an Amajor scale for that last build up where you show the correct way using a Dorian scale plus an extra 1/2 step note. I knew an Amajor scale wasn't quite right, but could never figure it out. One of the reasons the ABB has always intrigued me is their use of less common rock/blues scales such as Dorian and the way they used to bounce back and forth between major and minor pentatonic scales. This ping-pong between major and minor scales took me years to figure out on my own. No tab or vids back then :-) Great job. Thanks!!
I have some idea for you : Incubus : wish you Where here Noir désir : tostaky Pixies : hey or Here comes your man Marylin manson : mephistopholes of los angeles Saod : b.y.o.b Nick cave : red right Hand The beatles : I want you (she's so heavy) Sonic youth QOTSA : make it wit chu super lesson and Continue the good work bye bye ! 🎸
take your fourth finger and place it on the sixth string at the fifth fret, now with your right hand or your left hand if you are left handed or with your right hand using your pick held between the first and second fingers, now just hold it lightly not too hard or if you prefer not to use a pick then pluck the sixth string with your chosen finger and begin to play the first note of the riff, do it slow at first in a seated or standing position which ever you prefer and adjust your strap so its comfortable or uncomfortable depending on your preference, now we proceed to executing the second note with the third finger ... so there it is we are seven minutes into the tutorial listening to some overly detailed instructions that you can easily see for yourself. FWIW
Finally, somebody got the chords right. That was the first thing that stuck out to me and made the song interesting and appealing when I first heard it on the 8 track circa late 70 or early 71. I saw the original line up with Duane and Berry back in Easter 71', Jacksonville Coliseum. It was one of the best concerts of my life. When I hear these songs now, it is a bit haunting. I feel like I did then, yet so many people gone including the 3 of the band members.
Marty Music has become mi "radio" while I'm working, I'm playing better at night just because I hear the full lessons several times. Thanks for the good work!!!
Marty, great lesson. I love your videos. The thing I love the most in this lesson is that you admitted to making mistakes before and you took the time to correct yourself. I greatly respect that, in addition to your skill as a player and teacher.
Ha! This is a song I wanted to request. I've been messing around with it ever since I heard you play it in your live stream. Never in a million years did I think I would be playing Allman Brothers songs on guitar. They sound so difficult. I love Allman Brothers! Thanks Marty!!
Marty, you rock! The best instructor ever. I have learned so much from your wonderful posts. Please everyone support Marty by going to his site and getting his gear or lessons or whatever. Keep it up buddy!
I would really like if at the beginning of your lessons you would put your tone/pedal settings in the bottom right hand corner of the screen! Your videos are all amazing and adding that little detail would make them even better! Thanks Marty!
I'm not saying your wrong but... The Hal Leonard official tabs for this song show Dickey Betts rhythm part at "Sometimes I feel" is played with seventh chords starting at the fifth fret. D7, D#7, E7, then back to A7. Also, the rhythm part your playing during the beginning vocals is an octave higher than what is shown in the tabs. Thanks for the video, Marty.
Oh my Word.. Marty so awesome! Cant believe how you broke down all the parts of this song.. Theres a guy i like to watch on acoustic Jay Howie and he took out alot of those parts and made it his own but still sounds great. So many parts my goodness...
4:14. The double stop played with the ring finger is definitely not minor pentatonic. The note on the second string is not in the pentatonic scale. That's the beauty of songs like this. Note and chord choices are practically endless. For example, you can jazz it up by playing Am7 - Bm7 instead of Amajor - B major to accompany the singer. You can also get away with block chord voicings of A major and G major if you use the open 5th string as a pedal or drone tone. You can also go crazy with arpeggios of the same chords. It all works.
Hey Marty been following you since way back when I got your big old blues DVD set years ago you always offered up tasty ass licks, funny teaching and easy to follow lesson, thanks for always pickin'epic songs and always being you and killin it, much love and support!
Awesome song. One of my all time favourites. Quire tricky to learn especially for me as I've only been playing for a couple of months. But I'm gonna learn it bit by bit and keep coming back to it, and I know I'll get it eventually. Really like that les paul in particular by the way. Anyway, thanks marty!
Great video Marty. I wish you could get Jack Pearson to do some Allman Brothers Band songs with you. I hope you get a chance to film the $200 million dollar guitar museum in Chattanooga next time you are in Nashville. Thanks for the video, always loving ABB.
I have already filmed at that museum, they will be released in about 2 months or so, 2 episodes of "Guitar Tours" at Songbirds Guitar Museum in Chattanooga!!!!
Nice job. I get in trouble with folks over those verse chords, in particular the A major that apparently most hear it as a minor …… but that’s just an assumption based on all the riffs are minor pentatonic ….. but it’s the blues!
Could you do a tutorial on "Carry on my Wayward Son." (Acoustic preferably since thats the only kind of guitar I have, but you could also do electric if you want.)
I"ve played for a long time, self taught, and i'll tell you videos like this would have been a god send when i first started learning. fortunate for me, because of guys like this and many others on youtube i can try to pick up on some of the classic tunes or fundamentals i missed out on. thanks, buddy, you're a gem!
The best teacher of the best songs ever. I keep staring at ypur LesPaul. So beautiful! I can honestly say if I learn this one song I'll die happy!
With Dickies recent stroke I’ve been thinking about and listening to a lot of the brothers lately. I’ve hade the pleasure of seeing them perform about 40 times over 40 years.
nice Jeff! I've seen them many times but not THAT many!
Ahh some more All Man Brothers! definitely a lot of talent in their playing! Great work!
One of my favorites. thanks for watching
Ahh no problem my man. Great work indeed!
if it makes it easier for anyone, I think it was Duane that said he used to count "123,123,123,1-2" instead of counting straight to eleven
How good are these guys? I love their songs. And I missed all this good stuff - born in '76 and never heard of them in the '80's when I was growing up. It was all hair metal, by then. It's taken me to new heights learning guitar, discovering these guys.... and the Scorpions. Wow!
Great...now I just need 3 more guitars six more hands and I got it!
All you need is a jam man looper. One of my fav pedals
Or a band. 😃
My first comment. Great job breaking down and teaching a song with multiple parts, different beets and multiple guitar parts. I've been playing this song for years and have always used an Amajor scale for that last build up where you show the correct way using a Dorian scale plus an extra 1/2 step note. I knew an Amajor scale wasn't quite right, but could never figure it out. One of the reasons the ABB has always intrigued me is their use of less common rock/blues scales such as Dorian and the way they used to bounce back and forth between major and minor pentatonic scales. This ping-pong between major and minor scales took me years to figure out on my own. No tab or vids back then :-) Great job. Thanks!!
I have some idea for you :
Incubus : wish you Where here
Noir désir : tostaky
Pixies : hey or Here comes your man
Marylin manson : mephistopholes of los angeles
Saod : b.y.o.b
Nick cave : red right Hand
The beatles : I want you (she's so heavy)
Sonic youth
QOTSA : make it wit chu
super lesson and Continue the good work bye bye ! 🎸
Awesome lesson! Please make a tutorial for In Memory of Elizabeth Reed!!
Awesome tutorial brother! Beauty guitar! 14:13
Doesn’t get much better! Congrats on the near million Marty! Wow!
take your fourth finger and place it on the sixth string at the fifth fret, now with your right hand or your left hand if you are left handed or with your right hand using your pick held between the first and second fingers, now just hold it lightly not too hard or if you prefer not to use a pick then pluck the sixth string with your chosen finger and begin to play the first note of the riff, do it slow at first in a seated or standing position which ever you prefer and adjust your strap so its comfortable or uncomfortable depending on your preference, now we proceed to executing the second note with the third finger ... so there it is we are seven minutes into the tutorial listening to some overly detailed instructions that you can easily see for yourself. FWIW
😂
One of my favorite songs of all time, thank you so much for this video!
Thanks!
You Always have detailed and thorough guitar lessons and explanations Well done Well done indeed! Thank you
Thanks so much Zak!
Finally, somebody got the chords right. That was the first thing that stuck out to me and made the song interesting and appealing when I first heard it on the 8 track circa late 70 or early 71. I saw the original line up with Duane and Berry back in Easter 71', Jacksonville Coliseum. It was one of the best concerts of my life. When I hear these songs now, it is a bit haunting. I feel like I did then, yet so many people gone including the 3 of the band members.
Marty Music has become mi "radio" while I'm working, I'm playing better at night just because I hear the full lessons several times. Thanks for the good work!!!
Thank you very much. More Brothers the better
Marty, great lesson. I love your videos.
The thing I love the most in this lesson is that you admitted to making mistakes before and you took the time to correct yourself. I greatly respect that, in addition to your skill as a player and teacher.
Can u teach Statesboro blues
Beautiful guitar
Ha! This is a song I wanted to request. I've been messing around with it ever since I heard you play it in your live stream. Never in a million years did I think I would be playing Allman Brothers songs on guitar. They sound so difficult. I love Allman Brothers! Thanks Marty!!
Nice Tom!!! Thanks again for your support and hope you are well buddy!
You are so cool to break it down like you do. You're the man Marty!
Marty, you rock! The best instructor ever. I have learned so much from your wonderful posts. Please everyone support Marty by going to his site and getting his gear or lessons or whatever. Keep it up buddy!
_She took all my Marty, wrecks my new car_
I never knew those were the lyrics :)
I would really like if at the beginning of your lessons you would put your tone/pedal settings in the bottom right hand corner of the screen! Your videos are all amazing and adding that little detail would make them even better! Thanks Marty!
Beautiful Les Paul.
Thanks for getting it right and playing in A major. Very few are able to figure that out and play in A minor.
Ohhhhhh, so that's how it's done! Thanks Marty.
Thank you for this Marty! ABB is one of the main reasons I got into guitar.
Who else here filled in the break at 0:36 by singing "Good lord I feel like I'm dying" in their best Gregg Allman impression?
I'm not saying your wrong but... The Hal Leonard official tabs for this song show Dickey Betts rhythm part at "Sometimes I feel" is played with seventh chords starting at the fifth fret. D7, D#7, E7, then back to A7. Also, the rhythm part your playing during the beginning vocals is an octave higher than what is shown in the tabs. Thanks for the video, Marty.
Kudos, Marty, for calling that 1st chord in the verse as A MAJOR!! If I had a nickel for every guitarist out there who gets this wrong, I’d retire! 🎸
Thanks in case I never said thank you before Marty .Appreciate all the work you are doing here.
Oh my Word.. Marty so awesome! Cant believe how you broke down all the parts of this song.. Theres a guy i like to watch on acoustic Jay Howie and he took out alot of those parts and made it his own but still sounds great. So many parts my goodness...
A monster lesson. Thanks Marty
4:14. The double stop played with the ring finger is definitely not minor pentatonic. The note on the second string is not in the pentatonic scale. That's the beauty of songs like this. Note and chord choices are practically endless. For example, you can jazz it up by playing Am7 - Bm7 instead of Amajor - B major to accompany the singer. You can also get away with block chord voicings of A major and G major if you use the open 5th string as a pedal or drone tone. You can also go crazy with arpeggios of the same chords. It all works.
Excellent lesson. Thanks Marty.
Excellent lesson. Thanks!
Love that fiddle Marty!
Hey Marty been following you since way back when I got your big old blues DVD set years ago you always offered up tasty ass licks, funny teaching and easy to follow lesson, thanks for always pickin'epic songs and always being you and killin it, much love and support!
Thank you for another great lesson Marty!! Loved the whipping post.
Pretty nice of you to share all this knowledge you have ,sure easier than have to work it out on your own
Love the Allman Bros!!! Good work Marty! 😊😊
Thanks for watching and supporting!
Loving the Allmans! I love practicing all of these different pieces!
You're the best Marty!
Any chance you'll break down Statesboro Blues?
Nice , Marty 👍.... always good when your happy spirit pops up on my feed 🌅
I've been waiting for a lesson on this song for some time now. Awesome. Gracias amigo.
Great lesson again Marty
Your an awesome teacher marty thank you
Marty you're the man!
Outskirts of Paradise Bad Suns!!!!
Thank you Marty! You’re a legend!
Dude...you are reading my mind...not sure I have the talent yet but thanks so much for this!!!!!
Great song, great hat/shirt/guitar combo 🙌
great lesson as always Marty. So in depth! Thank you
Nice lesson!! Thank you
Marty you're winning bigly! Thanks for teaching this great tune. Maybe Ramblin' Man someday. :)
thanks again Ray!
Good one Marty! Thanks.
12/8 time....Great Lesson as usual.... Thank you!
Great choice Marty! Love this one so much soul
Awesome song. One of my all time favourites. Quire tricky to learn especially for me as I've only been playing for a couple of months. But I'm gonna learn it bit by bit and keep coming back to it, and I know I'll get it eventually. Really like that les paul in particular by the way. Anyway, thanks marty!
Man Dickey we miss you brother.
Thanks again Marty!
Love this pure gold lay it down. Brother....🤙
Really Good Job Marty !
Thx for the heart! My wife wants me to play it for her birthday and i am up a creek!
Love the color of your Les Paul
Great sounding amp! 👍🏻
Road to 1 million
Thanks my friend!
Dude! Thanks Marty! 🙌
I love when I get a Marty Music ad on a Marty Music video, its like no worries dude way ahead of you lmao
Sweet. I’ll definitely take the time to learn this one. 🤙🏻
THAT WAS AWSOME THANKS SO MUCH
Thank you so much
Great Marty, thank you!
I appreciate you watching!! Also, I have a ton of Free courses at my own site www.MartyMusic.com
Excellent!!!
Awesome !!! Thanks Marty
Im already counting to a 1 million subscribers!!
beautiful ax Marty! Grew up watching the Allman Brothers and ZZ Top at the warehouse in New Orleans Yup Im old lol
Great video Marty. I wish you could get Jack Pearson to do some Allman Brothers Band songs with you. I hope you get a chance to film the $200 million dollar guitar museum in Chattanooga next time you are in Nashville. Thanks for the video, always loving ABB.
I have already filmed at that museum, they will be released in about 2 months or so, 2 episodes of "Guitar Tours" at Songbirds Guitar Museum in Chattanooga!!!!
Marty Music: Fantastic, I can hardly wait. You always do a great job filming.
so clean...
You worked hard on this one I can tell
Yes! I just suggested this one! Great lesson as always Marty. Keep up the good work!
Nice job. I get in trouble with folks over those verse chords, in particular the A major that apparently most hear it as a minor …… but that’s just an assumption based on all the riffs are minor pentatonic ….. but it’s the blues!
thank Marty so good
God I wish I could play this!! Cheers Marty.
prettiest damn les paul I've ever seen! what kind of looper are you using?
That was awesome
FINALLY THANK YOU MARTY
Would love to see a series on music theory like the CAGED system :)
Nice Work Marty! You’re soooooooo good at guitar😋 SO NEAR 1 MIL!!!!!!!!
Could you do a tutorial on "Carry on my Wayward Son." (Acoustic preferably since thats the only kind of guitar I have, but you could also do electric if you want.)
The time signature of the intro is easier to understand if you count it off like this-
"123-123-123-1-2".
Awesome channel man, very easy to pick something up from ya. Peace man.
Yeah, Marty!!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
why do I gravitate twords all the hard songs to learn.
They always sound the most fun to play :).
...now she's with one of my good-time buddies - they're drinkin' in some cross-town bar...
I started playing the guitar because of this number. Thanks a lot for this one
Instead of I've got blisters on my fingers, its more that I've got nanowebs (R) on my fingers. Good job Marty!