Guitar Lesson: How To Play I Believe In Miracles By The Ramones
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
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You're a great teacher! Much better than many of the more established guitar teachers out here... You should do more stuff! Thank you for this one
thanks Raghu! I'm glad you enjoyed that :)
@@RyanLendt I thoroughly did, now going through more of your catalogue!
Grande Antonio de la Rua! Me sirvió de mucho! Gracias!
De nada amigo!
One of the most clear lesson i have seem. Thanks
Thanks boris!
Most guitar tutorials unfortunately first spend fifteen minutes to explain how to place the fingers for each chord and the right hand is just ignored (like a book, just slower). You´re the big exception, much fun and immediate learning effects. You also animate people to invent their own solos and tell them how, which is very usefull if you try it out. This channel is for really FAST learning!
thanks for getting me Luna :)
@@RyanLendt Thank you that I learned this song today! Fantastic teaching:)
I am requesting “save you”. Thanks - truly appreciate your lessons.
JT Elder nice one
that's gonna be a good one! Your votes have been noted :)
10/23/19. Good lesson, Ryan. You got 5 dislikes because Johnny Ramone was known to downstroke every chord, which you didn’t do or emphasize, but you still sounded great and sounded like the song. Take care, Ryan.
haha that's fine, I'll never be an all down strummer, it stresses me out :) Plus, those five folks can feel free to strum all down despite what I did!
Small request. When you have time can you do a little tour type video of the studio or of your guitar collection? I’m sure some of us gear heads would love to hear a little about the guitars in your collection.
oh man that's a softball! Thanks for that request Nick :)
Great and simple lesson the way it has to be. Keep it up. Would you teach also Poison Heart by Ramones too?
thanks dog! great request :)
I think after last chorus there’s a slight variation to the verse chord progression: in stead of hanging on to G (and then A) after third time, it’s four times that B F# G E with ending on B. I hope you got what I meant here. This is how we play it in band sessions
Yes - thanks Petri :) I think you're right
ohaaahhhhhhhhh gracias!!! 💪🏼😎
Gran lección con toda la onda!!! (Además directo al grano!!!!) Pd: Como dice mi compatriota Mariano Almagro, sos igual a Antonio De la Rúa!!!!
cheers Leo! Thanks for saying hey!
Nice one
thanks
very nice explanation
thanks for being here Guillermo :)
This is very similar to bu$hleaguer by PJ yes?
rhythmically
Thank you!!!
you're welcome!! :)
I'm might be wrong but isn't there another minor scale that's just like the penatonic minor scale you just taught? But using a flattened 5th. If you are playing in the key if B that is. Which would be the A string on the 8th fret then the D string. On the 10th fret. The F note? I also have another question if you don't mind. Is extending your scales where you just go two steps up on the neck from the last note you played. On whatever scale or key your playing in , and just play the same patterns?
whoa whoa my head is spinning hehe. Yes that's where B's flat 5th is on the A string, but on the 10th fret it's the G string (octaves are two frets higher two strings higher). Truly, there's no such thing as a WRONG note, so long as you really mean to play it. A Flat 5 has a very creepy dark sound to it which is a fun addition to a solo. As for the second question, if you go two frets higher you have to change your shape to acheive the same scale... for instance if you're using the 'minor pentatoic' scale you'd go up three frets and use the relative major pentatonic, or minor pentatonic position #2. If you go up two frets and use the same shape you may find some things you like, but you won't be playing the same scale. I think that was a little helpful and left more questions than answers :)
Hey Ryan, would love to see lessons on both save you and undone whenever you get the chance. Side question, how many PJ concerts have you been to?
I can't believe you're the first to request undone! I forgot how much I love that song...
I think I've been to 15 Pearl Jam concerts... what about you?
Would you show us the solo guitar on the "Somebody to love" version of Ramones? Thanks
sure thing :)
more ramones yay!
Hey, thanks for the great covers, I learned a lot, could you do a Santa Cruz?
you're welcome Mark :) forgive my ignorance... what is a santa cruz?
It's a holiday special by Pearl Jam, not so well known, but a great song - th-cam.com/video/5HtVsnCrEA0/w-d-xo.html
I really hope you get this belated message, because if you don't know this song you're really missing out
Upstrumming on a Ramones song.... may want to check that again man.
Could you do deep by pearl jam
sir yes sir!
You got the notes wrong in the chorus turnarounds. The last note is A.
Johnny Ramone didn't use power chords; she played full Barre chords.
I defer to you on this fact, and anything about the Mets :)
Johnny would have beatin you senseless, if he saw you ruin his song like this. The RAMONES (Johnny) never used this strumming pattern. He always used ALL down strokes.
fair :)
Only downstrokes!!!!!!
you go right on ahead, but only downstrokes makes my teeth hurt, even if it is correct...
Not only are you COMEPLETELY incorrect about the strumming, (Must be ALL Downstrokes), but the single notes in the chorus are incorrect. 2nd part goes to 5th fret, not repetitive like you play it. so (E) 3>2>3>5. Go listen to the actual RAMONES album! If you are going to teach something to thousands of people, teach it right! And where is the solo?
RAMONES is all Downstrokes. Don't teach it wrong. Good job otherwise.
Why does it matter? Alternate is more efficient
@@marcussullens2573 Not for Ramones playing style. Obviously you can play it either way but that's not how they actually played it.