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As a teacher, I try to teach the three string power chord. Playing that will make barre chords easy taught along side of natural chords. BTW, that little pull off thing was nice.
Suggestion: based on your title, play the lick at the beginning and maybe even at the end of your lesson. Like writing a paper: tell them what you are going to tell them, tell them, then tell them what you told them. If i like your lick, i would watch mate to see what else you have. I was really looking for your lick but couldn’t find it at full speed
Buzzing ive came across your lessons mate, been playing for years! not a natural player so what ive learned so far ive had to try really hard at haha but was always looking for someone to show me these kinda licks on open chords to spice up my playing! much appreciated......and your scottish haha Dundee here
Great lesson! I just found your lessons, and they wonderfully detailed - on this though, I missed some sequence where you actually could see the whole guitar. I wanted to get the up and down strokes down, but the never came into clear focus. I think I got it anyway 😉
When you said the F chord I think you meant to call out the notes "5, 3, 1" not "1, 3, 5". No biggie cuz I think this is a case of we know what ya meant over what ya said.
Yip I did, only realised after uploading and was so frustrated 😂 glad you figured it out. At least there is a diagram to hopefully resolve any confusion
I do find it difficult to listen to a grown British man referring to his ‘Pinky’ (I understand that Americans can’t help it). Good lesson though, I’m trying not to be put off🤪🎶🙏🌷
😂😂😂 I am a grown 🏴 man for one and I’m just going to refer to google for this - “The word "pinkie" is derived from the Dutch word pink, meaning "little finger". The earliest recorded use of the term "pinkie" is from Scotland in 1808.” It’s a Scottish thing lass ;) so please don’t be put off 🤗🤘🏴🎸
Take it as an approval on your video being called British, if your video was rubbish then you would of been referred to as Scottish. I think it is called the "Andy Murray paradox" in the media, British when he is/was winning and doing well, Scottish when he was on bad form or lost 😂.
@@GuitarME Oh, Thank you for doing that research on my behalf🤗 I spent my first eighteen years on Tyneside, read ‘The Broons’ and ‘Oor Wullie’, yet never came across the word until trying to learn to play ukulele in my 70s and watching TH-cam. I never heard my Scottish grandpa say it either, but I’m going to try really hard now to be accepting. I enjoy your lessons, despite having fewer strings….🙏😍🎶🌷
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Dude, you are keeping it simple enough for those of us out here who just want to get good enough at guitar to get laid on camping trips.
Thank you 😁
Hahahaha!
Just found out about Tony. I like his teaching and and I’m intrigued by yee accent. Its grret ! haha thank you for your videos! Very helpful!
Hahaha thanks so much matey!
You are by far the best guitar teacher on TH-cam. You have a new subscriber.
Oooft well that’s like the best compliment ever haha. Not sure about that but I’ll take it! 😂🤘🕺🏻
Deliverance comes to mind, great movie
As a teacher, I try to teach the three string power chord. Playing that will make barre chords easy taught along side of natural chords. BTW, that little pull off thing was nice.
Fantastic. Thank you.
In 3 days after looking at just 3 of your videos, my playing has improved several notches. Many thanks.
That is so great to hear Steve, thank you 😊 very happy I can help 🕺🏻🤘
The relaxed presentation makes this vid' easier to follow.
Glad to hear that! thanks man
Great lesson 👍
Great lesson. Easy to understand and allows you to go at your own pace to get it down. Thanks for sharing brother
You are very welcome 😁 thanks for the great feedback!
Simple effective and well taught. Keep it up!
Took me a moment to understand C-row. Thanks very nice video.
😂😂😂 glad you got there! Thanks for watching :)
good player very helpfull
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed :)
Suggestion: based on your title, play the lick at the beginning and maybe even at the end of your lesson. Like writing a paper: tell them what you are going to tell them, tell them, then tell them what you told them. If i like your lick, i would watch mate to see what else you have. I was really looking for your lick but couldn’t find it at full speed
Cheers from Bundaberg mate, I love your way👍
Another good one!! Thank you!
Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed 🎸
Love it thanx
Amazing! Thanks for the feedback :)
i love you man
Well I love you too 🤗❤️🎸
4:27 love a bit of subtle sass
😂😂😂 can’t beat some sass dished out subtly 🤘
Buzzing ive came across your lessons mate, been playing for years! not a natural player so what ive learned so far ive had to try really hard at haha but was always looking for someone to show me these kinda licks on open chords to spice up my playing! much appreciated......and your scottish haha Dundee here
This is awesome thank you ☺️
Glad to be of service man!
Great lesson! I just found your lessons, and they wonderfully detailed - on this though, I missed some sequence where you actually could see the whole guitar. I wanted to get the up and down strokes down, but the never came into clear focus. I think I got it anyway 😉
Thanks for bringing that to my attention! I’ll do my best to make sure all is clear in future videos :) thanks for supporting the channel :)
Beautiful lesson!
Thank you! 😃
Brillient bud
Thanks James!
sounds like intro to sugar ray's "Someday"
Need to give it a listen :) not heard it
this guy is really good , i struggle understanding his English a little bit lol.
😂😂😂 even the subtitles get it wrong 😂🏴🤘
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Hey that helps a lot, and makes so much fun. Keep on rockin🙅♂😁✨✨ please teach somethin in style of ac⚡⚡dc
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Funny enough, I've been playing Four Strong Winds by Neil Young, and this lick plays a major part through out the song.
When you play the open string what is the word you are saying? Great teaching by the way.
Zero?? 😂😂😂
@@GuitarME Got it! :)
Dm chord outline with notes into am chord outline with notes into c major whole chord
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's e duine math a th' annad Tony!
Learn all scales under open chords
Yep 👍 great advice Stu!
@@GuitarME no thank you! ☺
Hmmmm gives me an idea without copying you.
Maybe after Am play an E.
Greatly appreciate your lessons. One bit of constructive criticism: slow down just a tad, please.
Thanks man, will do :)
i C what you did there.
Are you Cerious
😂 😂😂
😂😂😂
Is thst also the Aminor scale? 😊
It sure is! Just played in a different context (mode)
Exact same notes.
A minor is the relative minor key to C major.
When you said the F chord I think you meant to call out the notes "5, 3, 1" not "1, 3, 5". No biggie cuz I think this is a case of we know what ya meant over what ya said.
Yip I did, only realised after uploading and was so frustrated 😂 glad you figured it out. At least there is a diagram to hopefully resolve any confusion
Well in ur diagram for e minor chord it isn't what I was taught n I even googled it n not what I'm finding so I lost interest
😂😂 that’s because it is an a minor. My e’s sound like a’s. Sorry my accent trips me up sometimes too! 😂
"deedle"??
Yup 👍
I do find it difficult to listen to a grown British man referring to his ‘Pinky’ (I understand that Americans can’t help it). Good lesson though, I’m trying not to be put off🤪🎶🙏🌷
😂😂😂 I am a grown 🏴 man for one and I’m just going to refer to google for this -
“The word "pinkie" is derived from the Dutch word pink, meaning "little finger". The earliest recorded use of the term "pinkie" is from Scotland in 1808.”
It’s a Scottish thing lass ;) so please don’t be put off 🤗🤘🏴🎸
At least he didn't say,"turd finger".
@@DCronk-qc6sn 😂😂
Take it as an approval on your video being called British, if your video was rubbish then you would of been referred to as Scottish. I think it is called the "Andy Murray paradox" in the media, British when he is/was winning and doing well, Scottish when he was on bad form or lost 😂.
@@GuitarME Oh, Thank you for doing that research on my behalf🤗 I spent my first eighteen years on Tyneside, read ‘The Broons’ and ‘Oor Wullie’, yet never came across the word until trying to learn to play ukulele in my 70s and watching TH-cam. I never heard my Scottish grandpa say it either, but I’m going to try really hard now to be accepting. I enjoy your lessons, despite having fewer strings….🙏😍🎶🌷
Class act.. learning some great new stuff, much appreciated
I tried to subscribe for ideas to teach and for my own playing. Seems I'm already subbed.
Aw thanks man! I hope you are inspired in some way 🎸🤘
@@GuitarME sure am. Thanks, fellow six stringer!
Can u do the song yellow for a lesson and can you give me a shout out
I’ll see what I can do buddy 🤘
@@GuitarME Ty