I think you are probably the best teacher on the net , no showing off , and simple concise instruction at the right speed (slowly ) thank you, you have encouraged me to learn a few songs and bits and bobs , which greatly enhance my enjoyment when play my guitar
Going to take awhile to get smooth. Good lesson. I really like Dwight Yoakum his songs are easy. Learnings fills will really help. More of these nuts and bolts lessons please
Thank you Shane , this is great stuff for me to practice . I just picked up a guitar 16 months ago and i'm 60 years old . I am also a traumatic brain injury survivor and this will help me a lot with my coordination skills . You are a great guitar teacher ! Cheers !
sorry for what you went through - i suffered a severe brain injury as the result of a heart attack 3 years ago, they said I would never walk or talk- I was in a coma for 3 months, and I am fine again - do not ever quit!!!!!! Michael
@@michaeldunkley1232 sorry to hear that my friend it's to hear that you are doing okay now , it's a long road to recovery. I was in a coma for a while aswel years of rehabilitation. I flew out of a speeding truck sitting in the back cracked my head on the road . Doctors gave me only 10 % to survive but I pulled through how fortunate I am :)
Ha, usual story - I see that you’ve posted a new video, I watch and think “Nah, I can’t do that” then - 30 minutes later after watching you break it down and taking it slowly - I’m thinking “Hang on, maybe I CAN do this”. Thanks for that magic Shane.
Another lesson that fits in perfectly with the sort of stuff I want to learn. Good thing I’m semi retired as I’m running out of time to practice everything your showing us, heck of a problem to have, LOL Thanks again and hope your having a great Easter too.
Guitar At Work Having to work at going to a rest position as I pick the fill, didn’t really ever do it before and of course accuracy suffered, so learning a new skill while breaking a bad habit. 😯 And seeing the timing of these both on the videos and sheets helps fit them in. The #5 walk up I had done before but never seemed to get it to work on time and now I see why. Thanks again Shane.
@@GuitarAtWork Shane, You are an outstanding guitar instructor. Your excellent tutorials answer my curiosities and questions about what I want to learn. This tutorial about lead fills goes a long way towards satisfying my desires to learn more from you. I have also looked at the BOSS DR-O1S Rhythm Partner in comparison to what I have learned about the BeatBuddy. Do you have any experience with the BOSS DR-01S?
@@MotoStringer thank you Moto - so great to hear that from you. I always have fun making these videos and it’s amazing to hear from people who are enjoying them. I did have a BOSS drum machine awhile back which was nowhere near as good as the Beatbuddy. Cheers! Shane
And, I would love to see a closer look at each finger being placed when you are showing the fills. I plan to tackle Neil Young's, Needle and the Damage Done Tutorial. I love the individual songs of NY's note runs in many of his songs. Hopefully, I can encourage you do make a tutorial about how he does this 🙂
Thank You! You are now my #1 pick on TH-cam for guitar instruction! I live rurally. As such, there are no guitar teachers in my area. Hell, there's nothing within 20 miles... So you're saving my ass! Thanks very VERY much! I'll be a member of the cool kids club yet! lol
Shane: another great lesson. Not sure why, but this one did not come in through my subscribe feed for some reason. Not sure why but Excellent as always.
I usually play with my pinky resting on the guitar.Recently I have been told to change that habit to be more agile, for playing something what you have shown in the video.But is it advisable to play without anchoring?I mean you anchor with your wrist on the bridge.
Anchoring with wrist is generally better Rohan - it ensures that the pick stroke comes from the wrist and not the arm. More accuracy and more detail. Cheers, Shane
I think you are probably the best teacher on the net , no showing off , and simple concise instruction at the right speed (slowly ) thank you, you have encouraged me to learn a few songs and bits and bobs , which greatly enhance my enjoyment when play my guitar
Fabulous - thank you Richard - happy to have you here with us! Shane
Going to take awhile to get smooth. Good lesson. I really like Dwight Yoakum his songs are easy. Learnings fills will really help. More of these nuts and bolts lessons please
Thanks for that - glad you enjoyed. Cheers! Shane
Great lesson. Helps immensely. When I practice songs I hear fills I can’t quite nail down. Your lessons help a lot. Thanks again.
Thank you Chris - great to hear that - have fun with it!
Shane
Thank you Shane , this is great stuff for me to practice . I just picked up a guitar 16 months ago and i'm 60 years old . I am also a traumatic brain injury survivor and this will help me a lot with my coordination skills . You are a great guitar teacher ! Cheers !
Thank you Marcel - all the best with it and keep at it - music in your life helps all things great and small. Cheers!
Shane
@@GuitarAtWork thank you Shane, it sure will and I'm enjoying it.
sorry for what you went through - i suffered a severe brain injury as the result of a heart attack 3 years ago, they said I would never walk or talk- I was in a coma for 3 months, and I am fine again - do not ever quit!!!!!! Michael
@@michaeldunkley1232 sorry to hear that my friend it's to hear that you are doing okay now , it's a long road to recovery. I was in a coma for a while aswel years of rehabilitation. I flew out of a speeding truck sitting in the back cracked my head on the road . Doctors gave me only 10 % to survive but I pulled through how fortunate I am :)
Good for you (60) yr, old keep rock in
Ha, usual story - I see that you’ve posted a new video, I watch and think “Nah, I can’t do that” then - 30 minutes later after watching you break it down and taking it slowly - I’m thinking “Hang on, maybe I CAN do this”. Thanks for that magic Shane.
Thank you Nick - always great to hear from you and I hope you have fun with this one!
Shane
Shane’s knowledge sharing is a huge part of my struggle to learn to play.
This is most excellent! A key part of adding that next little bit to spice up ones playing. Thanks for this one. It's invaluable.
Thank you ickster - I always appreciate your comments - my best to you!
Shane
Another info packed video with lots of good detail 🇨🇦 this info will come in handy, I’m at the stage of wanting to do
Fills in between chords
That was awesome Shane!!! Definitely gonna be working on these!!! Love your channel... thanks so much for all your hard work!!! 💖💕
Another lesson that fits in perfectly with the sort of stuff I want to learn.
Good thing I’m semi retired as I’m running out of time to practice everything your showing us, heck of a problem to have, LOL
Thanks again and hope your having a great Easter too.
Ha! Thanks Wally that's really great to hear. Hope you are having fun with it. My very best to you on Easter Sunday!
Shane
Guitar At Work
Having to work at going to a rest position as I pick the fill, didn’t really ever do it before and of course accuracy suffered, so learning a new skill while breaking a bad habit. 😯
And seeing the timing of these both on the videos and sheets helps fit them in. The #5 walk up I had done before but never seemed to get it to work on time and now I see why.
Thanks again Shane.
These have been a great addition to my chord changes...thanks...
Your videos are very helpful 👍
Thank you for sharing .
Rock on !!!
Excellent tutorial!
Thank you GuiTarzan - always good to hear from you and hope you are doing well, Cheers!
Shane
My friend, I believe you have great guitar teaching skill.
Another top lesson Shane 👍
Thank you Brendan - hope you are kicking guitar butt across the pond there. Cheers!
Shane
You are awesome! Loving your channel. God bless
Awesome Tutorial!
Thank you Moto - much appreciated - and I liked your comments yesterday about Beatbuddy settings and usage too. Will reply later today. Cheers! Shane
@@GuitarAtWork Shane, You are an outstanding guitar instructor. Your excellent tutorials answer my curiosities and questions about what I want to learn. This tutorial about lead fills goes a long way towards satisfying my desires to learn more from you. I have also looked at the BOSS DR-O1S Rhythm Partner in comparison to what I have learned about the BeatBuddy. Do you have any experience with the BOSS DR-01S?
@@MotoStringer thank you Moto - so great to hear that from you. I always have fun making these videos and it’s amazing to hear from people who are enjoying them. I did have a BOSS drum machine awhile back which was nowhere near as good as the Beatbuddy. Cheers! Shane
And, I would love to see a closer look at each finger being placed when you are showing the fills. I plan to tackle Neil Young's, Needle and the Damage Done Tutorial. I love the individual songs of NY's note runs in many of his songs. Hopefully, I can encourage you do make a tutorial about how he does this 🙂
Thanks a lot for that Shane. Great ideas for fills!
Thanks Ray - hope you have fun with it!
Shane
This channel is killer..subscribed
Glad to have you with us Noman - my best to you. Cheers!
Shane
Love the sound of your Taylor .....what type of strings do you use?
Where has this video been all of my guitar-playing life?!?! :D
Hope it helps you CJ - have fun with it!
Shane
Great lesson Thank you
Thanks David - glad it worked for you. Cheers!
Shane
Thank You! You are now my #1 pick on TH-cam for guitar instruction!
I live rurally. As such, there are no guitar teachers in my area. Hell, there's nothing within 20 miles...
So you're saving my ass!
Thanks very VERY much!
I'll be a member of the cool kids club yet! lol
Thanks for that Northcountry - super glad you are finding these videos helpful - glad to have you here with us!
Shane
Holy crap that guitar looks and sounds gorgeous.
Is that a 314?
Thank you Ned! It’s an 814. Cheers, Shane
Wow . Got a 214 ce a couple of weeks back . Totally happy with it . Have to try the higher priced Taylor guitars one day .
Good stuff ...requesting more fills between chords. Country, n rock if you can fit it in with of the all request you get??
Thanks Lawson - glad you enjoyed - great request. Happy New Year!
Shane
After I get Freight Train down this could be next. Keep the videos coming Shane.
John
Glad to hear it John - keep rockin and see you soon!
Shane
Shane: another great lesson. Not sure why, but this one did not come in through my subscribe feed for some reason. Not sure why but Excellent as always.
Thank you Douglas - the Subscriber notification seems to be unreliable sometimes.
Shane
You're Awesome 😎 😘 ....... As Always🤪! Thank you for all the Inspirational Tutorials!
Thank you Julie - very encouraging and I hope you're having fun with it. Always good to hear from you - Cheers!
Shane
You are the best 💯👍👌
I usually play with my pinky resting on the guitar.Recently I have been told to change that habit to be more agile, for playing something what you have shown in the video.But is it advisable to play without anchoring?I mean you anchor with your wrist on the bridge.
Anchoring with wrist is generally better Rohan - it ensures that the pick stroke comes from the wrist and not the arm. More accuracy and more detail. Cheers,
Shane
Haha. So you can wing it! Love it 👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣
Thank you David - hope you're having fun with it!
Shane
There's not an excellent tutorial for Solitary Man on TH-cam. It seems to be the kind of song you would do well.
Thank you Lane - great suggestion and I've added it to the list - Cheers!
Shane
Hi Shane.i mostly use fingerpicking...so I got to ask you what pick you use....please.thanks for you videos.
Hi Rocco - sure thing. I use Dunlop Ultex 1.14 Hard as a rock - great tone.
Shane
If you can find Fred Kelly picks they stick around n your fingers even better than the dunlaps
Embellishments and fills i know them as. Your basicly Embellishing or enhancing the chord tones.
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