I quit smoking cigarettes a few months ago and I did it by the Willie Nelson method. I pretty much just smoke crazy amounts of weed and barely put down my guitar. Crazy to say, but this is the most complex thing I've tried to learn, and after a couple days of practice I've got this intro down mostly mistake free. Gotta say, these videos are magnificent. I don't know why they don't have millions of views. This Hill Country stuff is so badass, and Junior did it so casually like blues was just an instinct, a part of him, like blues was just another bone in his body. I've always been fascinated by musicians like him, and I can't believe I'm just leaning about the Hill Country style now, but I can't wait to dive into more. Thank you so much for these videos.
From what I can tell junior didn't start recording his music until well in the twilight of his life. He spent years playing what he wanted to and became a master of his area. We are playing the long game friend
What a great track. Listened to blues all my life and the hill country stuff has become an addiction. Its so fun to play. Only thing similar I used to listen to was John Lee hooker with his one chord boogie. Thanks for the in depth lesson. I've lost the track structure after half a minute when I play it but still end up playing it forever anyway. Most jammable style ever!
I'm a long time fan of blues with a special emphasis on fingerpicking artists such a Scrapper Blackwell and Junior Kimbrough.. Its hard to find lessons that are explained as well as this. Thank you for this and everything you do!
I’m new here and new to tab and playing other players songs. Could you please put the tuning as the very first bit of information? It would help so much. I’ve watched a lot of your videos and I’m guessing that if you don’t specifically say that it’s open G or D that it’s standard, but an affirmation of this would be really helpful to us newbs. Thanks a lot.
Dude, thank you for your lessons. I've been obsessed with this song, got the covid a month ago and basically played my way through it. I have never seen such clear and easy to follow lessons for this style of music. Been having tons of fun. Keep up the good work, greetings from Finland.
Ha! I came to TH-cam to check out Scrapper Blackwell as someone on a Facebook page I'm on found an old album. I saw your tutorial on Scrapper so I made a detour and then stumbled across this Junior Kimbrough lesson! Noice.
The thing about this kind of music is that if the thumb is not thinking for itself, it hard as heck to play. I tried this lesson and got frustrated. After a couple months of working on the thumb it's much easier. There's some good thumb exercises on this channel and others that I'd make a priority.
Such a great lesson, thank you! Question....it sounds the same and seems easier, can you do the intro starting on the B string of the 7th fret and then the 5th, and going from there? I'm a serious amateur so prob a silly question but wanted to check. Thanks!
Yea anytime you find an easier way its usually okay! But you should still work on getting the "long A" chord since itll come up again in similar songs. But its okay to change it to make it easier for now. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I quit smoking cigarettes a few months ago and I did it by the Willie Nelson method. I pretty much just smoke crazy amounts of weed and barely put down my guitar. Crazy to say, but this is the most complex thing I've tried to learn, and after a couple days of practice I've got this intro down mostly mistake free. Gotta say, these videos are magnificent. I don't know why they don't have millions of views. This Hill Country stuff is so badass, and Junior did it so casually like blues was just an instinct, a part of him, like blues was just another bone in his body. I've always been fascinated by musicians like him, and I can't believe I'm just leaning about the Hill Country style now, but I can't wait to dive into more. Thank you so much for these videos.
Thanks! Have fun learning thats the best way! Thanks for watching and commenting!
From what I can tell junior didn't start recording his music until well in the twilight of his life. He spent years playing what he wanted to and became a master of his area. We are playing the long game friend
My comment. Only up there with the best teachers ever. Fantastic lesson by a man that loves to teach, help and make yall sing along
Such a gorgeous song.
What a great track. Listened to blues all my life and the hill country stuff has become an addiction. Its so fun to play. Only thing similar I used to listen to was John Lee hooker with his one chord boogie. Thanks for the in depth lesson. I've lost the track structure after half a minute when I play it but still end up playing it forever anyway. Most jammable style ever!
Thanks so much, Im glad you liked it!
1:30 just bookmarking for myself. Thanks again man!
Thank you so much!!! Really love Junior Kimbrough. Would love to see more of him on this channel.
More to come! Thanks for watching!
Excellent, solid teaching!! Thoroughly professional.
It sounds so SWEET
Thanks for the awesome lesson!
Thanks David! I appreciate your support and comments! Thanks so much!
That intro was amazing ..great groove unusual feel
I'm a long time fan of blues with a special emphasis on fingerpicking artists such a Scrapper Blackwell and Junior Kimbrough.. Its hard to find lessons that are explained as well as this. Thank you for this and everything you do!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Keep it up bro, the production quality is awesome and Im learning very useful info
Beautiful song!!!! My new challenge!!!! great Lesson!!!!
Thanks so much- Take your time learning it, and thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks for the lessons real love them!
I’m new here and new to tab and playing other players songs. Could you please put the tuning as the very first bit of information? It would help so much. I’ve watched a lot of your videos and I’m guessing that if you don’t specifically say that it’s open G or D that it’s standard, but an affirmation of this would be really helpful to us newbs. Thanks a lot.
Dude, thank you for your lessons. I've been obsessed with this song, got the covid a month ago and basically played my way through it. I have never seen such clear and easy to follow lessons for this style of music. Been having tons of fun. Keep up the good work, greetings from Finland.
Thanks so much- I appreciate you!
" got the covid " doesnt need a Websters definition but we need a Websters definition of this
@@Anderent13 Its definitely definitive
Killer lesson!!!
What a great way to start spring here in Arizona.
Thanks Kerry! Im glad you liked it- Thanks for your support and comments!
Great lesson again thanks.🙏🙏👌👌 I just came across Cam Kimbrough on you tube. Does some great stuff.👍
Thanks- Im glad to help out!
Thanks for this. I really enjoy you choices for lessons, and you have a great teaching style!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoy it!
This is beautifully done thanks
Thanks for listening and your comment!
Awesome thank you so much. I absolutely love this song and may now be able to legit play it
Glad I could help! Thanks!
@@FeedbackGuitarAcademy you should make videos of you just playing some of these songs through fully. Would be cool to hear.
great lesson for a great song!
Thank you!
awesome lesson - little miffed that I can't barre the second fret very well - so there's today's project... (at least the next hour)
Thanks so much- Keep it up and you'll get it! Thats one of those things that takes time to get. Good luck!
I love your channel !
Thanks so much!
Honestly, I would have not think to be interested playing that one, but you have motivated me, thanks a lot one more time for your great lesson
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Ha! I came to TH-cam to check out Scrapper Blackwell as someone on a Facebook page I'm on found an old album. I saw your tutorial on Scrapper so I made a detour and then stumbled across this Junior Kimbrough lesson! Noice.
Awesome! Thank you!
The thing about this kind of music is that if the thumb is not thinking for itself, it hard as heck to play. I tried this lesson and got frustrated. After a couple months of working on the thumb it's much easier. There's some good thumb exercises on this channel and others that I'd make a priority.
Such a great lesson, thank you!
Question....it sounds the same and seems easier, can you do the intro starting on the B string of the 7th fret and then the 5th, and going from there? I'm a serious amateur so prob a silly question but wanted to check. Thanks!
Yea anytime you find an easier way its usually okay! But you should still work on getting the "long A" chord since itll come up again in similar songs. But its okay to change it to make it easier for now. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Awesome
have a good day . great lesson. in this regard, Robert Belfour would be nice to show
Thanks! Yes, he's great- I have him on my list of songs to get to. It might take a while so no promises itll be soon.😀
can you do “come on go with me by junior kimbrough”
Thanks so much for doing this one ! I have been dying to learn more of Kimbroughs music, any chance you could do Done got old or Feels so good ?
Thanks for watching and commenting! Yes those are awesome songs! Ill do my best to get to them sooner than later so keep posted.
Thanks for the lesson, standard tuning? I
Yep standard tuning 👍
I was surprised to see this song in standard tuning as well. Very nice lesson.
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i just know you have a black gf 👑
Awesome