Brown Sugar | Rhythm Guitar Lesson | Keith Richards | Rolling Stones | Tim Pierce | How to Play
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Here is a lesson of the Keith Richards rhythm part from Brown Sugar.
Keith Richards is also a writer on this song and played the rhythm guitar. In an interview I listened to last week with Mark Maron, Keith explained that he was shown the tuning and the 5 string approach by Bobby Goldsboro!
This song was recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios in early december 1969 , just a few days before the bands performance at Altamont Speedway.
It was the first single for Sticky Fingers , released in 1971.
The lyrics (Mick Jagger) may or may not be inspired by women Mick Jagger was dating or drugs the band was taking :) This song does however speak to the bands undeniable obsession with rhythm and blues.
I've been extremely lucky to work with all sorts of people making records. I'm a product of that era and it's message of peace and love.
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i stopped playing for a number of years and somehow stumbled across a keef tuning video, tried it out and learned this song and it completely reinvigorated my love of playing
The open chord is so powerful. Saw the stones in 72 at Boston Garden. Brown sugar was the opening song and when Keith hit that first chord the sound almost knocked me off my chair.
Thanks! I haven't played barr chords in years.Good exercise. Back in the 70's I met a guitar player at a party and he taught me about open G tuning and gave me a stack of old blues L P's and made me promise to pass them on to someone else after I learned what I could from them. I did :-)
Talk about someone who truly loves what he does...Its a pleasure to watch...
I had to log in only to tell you that you are awesome. I'm not here to learn this stuff, i only wanted to hear you play! Please Tim, don't ever stop doing this!
Finally!! Someone explains how to tune to open G and doesn't complicate it or make it a 45 minute sermon. Thanks!Tim....
Hey Tim, you're the best! Thanks for helping us all out and thanks for your personal channel that you open to everyone, you rock Tim!
This guy always looks like he is having so much fun when he is playing. Of course if I could play like that I would be pretty happy too.
Listening to (and watching) you play is always such a pleasure. Along with supremely accessible teaching. Great stuff.
I love the constant smile u make during playin
moustafa atef i hate it
Not to be sycophantic (although if I were ever to be, it would be for you), but I have been madly in love with your playing since I first heard "Alison" and what you do in the first seconds of this video is exactly why. No one has the blend of soul, melody, groove, style and phrasing that you do, and every time I watch/hear you play it brings a tear to my eye, a smile to my face, and a deep longing that I had kept my chops up to snuff from the wonder-years that were the 80s.
Thanks, Tim. You RULE!
+MythosRaconteur Thank you Mythos......Tim
MythosRaconteur Sounds like you may want to smooch his pickle,, lol !!!
Also love watching Tim play. The lessons are a close second!!! Thanks for sharing Tim.
Huge fan Tim, thanks for sharing your knowledge
Sugar to my ears , Tim Pierce is Amazing
3 years after, this solo still amazes me like the first time I've heard it. Tim is a genius!
Just great. Wonderfully imparted. Rock! and Thank You, Tim.
Tim thank so much so very humble with such great skills and willing to spend time helping others. If all people could have such compassion what a great world this would be. I love teaching my trade,not the best but I to am a open book to anything I know, this gives me hope for my grandchildren rock on.
That is so cool and incredibly well explained!! Thank you Tim, for showing us all the CORRECT way to play this classic.
Thanks so much Tim for doing these lessons. It is most auspicious to learn from a master!
Tim, you are such a great teacher for many a number of reasons! I look forward to your lessons and love your extra content, too!
Keep it up!
Always amazing Tim Pierce! 😄
Tim, I’ve been watching a ton of your videos and have been subscribed for a while now. You are low key one of the better guitar players in the biz. Thanks for all the great content.
I am amazed every time i watch you Tim, it may not be anything to you, but to us out here, well, you are 1 of the best . You & marty & Papastache offcourse :)
Thank you very much for your generosity, kindness and companion!. From Spain, despite the distance, is like having a friend just around the corner! You will always have a place to stay if you come around one day! I love all your video lessons specially those of Jimi Hendrix's songs. Thanks again!!.
Thx so much for that Mr. Pierce, I love your lessons!
Thanks Tim - so much fun! I needed something different. Made my night.
Hi Tim, jaw dropping as always......thanks!!!!!!!
Man, I wanna be cool when I get old.... Too late!
Love ya, bro, for the free teaching.
I quit charging for lessons 50 years ago.
It pays so much better when your student accepts a Grammy....
But then, you're probably like the only other guy in the world that knows how good that feels.
Peace, Daddyo.
Loving your lessons Tim
Thanks Tim, well explained and your playing is exemplary.
...I learned this close to 20 years ago....but good to see Tim taching it....
Hey Tim, Thanks again for your unselfish and relevant lessons. I find myself looking forward to learning your tricks and increasing my enjoyment of the guitar. You are really an inspiration. Thanks!
That is the best video lesson yet!Have been recently exploring Keith Richards playing stylethank you!
Damn Tim.... You rip so eloquently on all your video's I have watched. No doubt you have developed that talent over your life time... Thanks for sharing it with us...
Thank you, Tim.
love your lessons.
Fabulous tone and awesome tutorial- thanks!
Excellent video Tim, thank you.
Thanks Tim, Loved it!!
The man who nails it and more
Amazing player and good teacher.
Thanks for the clear instruction Tim. Great video.
Tim, you're just great!
I appreciate all that you do. I'm a fan for life.
Nuff Respect Sir....Love your Playing...
Now there is a player!!!
What an amazing guitar solo!
Excellent playing Tim!
...And as always, another great lesson Tim! Play on!
Cool lessons, glad I found you surfing the web. I like the way u take the time to explain ..
Tim, that was fantastic!
Hi Tim. You are my favorite guitar player and teacher. You have inspired me to start to play again. Best regards, Pekka from Finland.
Tim your a great teacher thanks
Radical! I love that lead, man. And the break down of that rythym, its just such a great riff. Nice terminology :)
cool video. I like Tim's enthusiasm. two thumbs up - way up !
Had great fun with this and the solo on the signup page........this is definitely helping me to achieve a more fluid, less choppy approach to soloing.
Many thanks Tim. Great stuff :-D
Lovely solo/ outro tim
Awesome Tim..i've been following you for a while and your videos are fantastic!!!
always a pleasure
Hi Tim! I love your videos! Thank you so much for sharing what you know :D
Awesome, Guitar lesson.!
Bonjour Tim,
Cela fait un moment que je regarde tes tutos. C'est très bien fait, bien expliqué et très détaillé. Merci pour tes tutos. Gérard Rocher
really great detail and thoughtfulness oh and you sure can play man!
Awesome job Tim, Love your style of playing & wish I could play like you : ))
Awesome Tim! Perfect timing. With the release of Keith's new album, I've really been getting back into the Stones lately. Great tune and I'll really enjoy relearning this one- don't think I've played it for more years than I should say- Thanks!
Mike ATL. You can't become a great guitar player unless you have some Kieth ingrained in you. ,,,
Thanks for bringing the KEEF, Tim!
Amazing i have followed your career for quite a while now you have a fantastic ability to make everything look so easy which of course it is not. Thank you and keep them coming a true musician brilliantly shared. Andy.
Great details. Thx
My go to lesson.
You are Buddha......Thanks you for your wonderful lessons..best on the internet
New subscriber here. Holy cow Tim, you are really an amazing player. Love that solo you rip into in the beginning there. Thanks for helping bring the world of guitar players up their individual ladders.
Dang bro that's some crazy chops on that one - sweet!
Love your style man!
thanks tim !
great lesson !
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I do Open G a bit differently this time. I use my Guitar that's tuned to Open E & put a capo on the 3rd Fret which gives me Open G w/ a High G on the Top which is a bit uncommon bit nice & bright sounding.
Great job
Thanks Tim
Man, that sounds gooooood, thx.
Take us to school uncle Tim ! Your the man !! 😎
Holy Crap Tim...your Awesome!
hey tim great video
Not here for the lesson. I enjoy watching you play! You're awesome, Tim!
Bravo on that Warren Demartini'esque solo!
What a sweet sounding guitar. Dang.
Great lesson, tone, feel, attitude and atmosphere...why have I never heard of you ?? You should put out a guitar solo album. I definitely would purchase it.
Thanks Tim for great instruction as always. I did learn this song about a year ago, and, like you said, I did remove the E string. Fun song to play, and one of my favorite Stones tunes. A little bit of music history. They recorded that song at Fame recording studio in Muscle Shoals. There's a pretty funny story about how Keith finished the song Wild Horses. It sounds like one of those crazy Rock n Roll stories you hear about. You should check out the documentary...Muscle Shoals...if you're into music history. I also found out the meaning of the last verse of Sweet Home Alabama, since they did record it there. Only took me 37 years. Thanks again!
Nice tone!
Hi Tim, I was watching the movie Danny Collins the other day and noticed you were in it. Good work!
For the life of me, I don't understand the 13 "THUMBS" Downers. They must be injesting depressants. Great job!!! I love the way your strings clack against the fretboard evenly. Someone asked John Entwhistle how he set his bass action: I want every note to buzz evenly. When the band is playing, no one notices and it is all for the better.
Eric Reicher I think it only for the drum track.
Maybe because the lyrics are about abusing slave girls and quipping about how they “dance” so well...
ty ty me ty grate playing
I've been learning this for about 2 hours and my hands and wrists are killing me. Kieth Richards has been playing this for over 50 years. He must have arthritis.
Great man .. :-)
Nice guitar
I've looped the first 40 sec of the video because your playing is addictive and fascinating! For God's sake let me out of this loop and let me see the rest of the video!!! XD
Thank you so much for your lessons! Such an enthousiastic way tou learn guitar ! Would you please consider teaching 'a million miles away' by Rory Gallager? Or some Jimmy Vaughan Song ? Again thank you for your lessons !
Hey Tim, if you ever feel like putting out a Hendrix lesson again, would love to see Red House, still trying to figure it all out. This is a great lesson though, thank you!
Shred much? I loved it.
Holy shit pierce man they wish they could play like that .Ray Stilwell
Amazing solo!!! I'm still trying :)