This guy's a badass no one not 1 other person has the authentic live intro to burning room on youtube. Even tho there thumbnails claim they do. They only teach the main riff. Or there own crappy attempt. All the other channels get the first guitar novices that's why they have way more views than him this man doesn't settle for scraping buy doing the bare minimum to make a buck. Respect!!
You are a true master of your craft way to flex on every other false masters of guitar on youtube. It's sad that majority won't understand you deserve the most respect
You were always one of the top guitar teachers throughout all this years and for that I'm pretty thankful, you share your knowledge with great passion to everyone in here and I hope you can continue many more, i just feel to say this, thanks Sir!
Thank you kind sir for this awesome lesson - it has kept me occupied during this lockdown thing. I've always loved the intro bit but had not been able to find a good lesson on it until now. Much appreciated!
Full tutorial is done including the solo. Check it out here: www.yourguitarworkshop.com/guitar-lessons/slow-dancing-in-a-burning-room/ For the tab goto www.patreon.com/posts/slow-dancing-in-24343993
@@shellreviews2318 thanks for letting me know, I changed it to the correct link: www.yourguitarworkshop.com/guitar-lessons/slow-dancing-in-a-burning-room/
I love how he says at 4:18 “if you don’t know the C sharp minor pentatonic scale”. If you don’t know the pentatonic scale good luck EVER trying to play this lol. I’m fairly advanced and this is tough.
Can't believe this video only has 900 likes atm. Thank you so much, good sir! Thanks for explaining the scales too. Helps me understand the thought process behind the music!
Thanks so much for sharing your appreciation :-) Makes me really happy that you've enjoyed the lesson and that it helped you understand how some things work. Wishing you a great week! André
Love these videos but noticed you miss some notes. When you play it, you play it slightly different than what you teach. Specifically in the 2nd video in this series. But to be clear I'm very grateful and thank you for these. So very detailed.
Thank you for letting me know (and the others), I wasn't aware of that! When I have time I will have a closer look. It is tough sometimes because I am always running from one thing to another and I usually have 1-2hrs for setting up everything, teaching, and putting it all away. For these tutorials that is not a lot of time and usually I have other videos to record in that same time frame. In any case my apologies for the inconsistencies!
00:57 Forgive my crass language, but the lack of slide to A flat, after you finished playing the intro, gave me a giant case of blue balls. Great tutorial though!
If you could provide the tabs. Learning guitar is aural as well as visual. Human beings are more visual. Memory likes vision. Thanks. Awesome lesson nonetheless.
@@Yourguitarworkshop sure I'll get to that tomorrow. I had to enhance the sound of the actual performance a bit because the sound sometimes drops a bit without enhancing but I'll try to send you the enhanced part so it's easier to hear!
Not that accurate at all but a nice version nonetheless. There's vibrato and notes in this version that are definitely not being played by John @ Live in LA
Can you point out the notes and version you are referring to. So easy to say things are incorrect and it doesn't help anyone (unless you point them out
@@Yourguitarworkshop The dynamics are way off in the beginning and the part with the double stops at the 12th fret doesn’t quite sound the same to me. Can't seem to figure out though which notes he is playing though. To me the version of Nikola Gugoski sound more accurate, referring to the section at the 12th fret. But your video did really help me while learning the song by watching it and listening a lot to the original video of John playing. So therefore i do want to thank you :) !
Sorry man, got to say, in my opinion you went too fast and didn't really show parts properly. The third part really went over my head because you just rushed through it.
Thanks for the feedback. Sorry I rushed it. Usually I get people saying I am too slow so maybe I adjusted too much. Will keep that in mind. You can always playback the video at a slower tempo
I see, the G#? Funny, I never realized that it was a single C# note instead of the double stop, it is also quite obvious so I wonder what led me to make that mistake, thanks for pointing it out :-)
@@Yourguitarworkshop Sorry I didn't mean to be so brash, I made that comment before my morning coffee lol :P You're definitely a better player than me and I know you're putting these lessons out there for free and helping lots of people and that's admirable. But yeah, I know it's really hard to hear but the very beginning sounds more to me like a slide from 9&8 on D&G to 11&9 sounds like there is a bit of a ghost note in there too. The video on here by Jamie Harrison sounds to me to be more accurate watch?v=hoFKNEBWy1k but even he seems to be missing a little ghost note right at the beginning. Again sorry for the brashness, it was meant kind of a backhanded joke, thanks for all you do :P
@@jaredgallucci6280 no worries will look at your suggestions. I know the Jamie video but funny enough, when I compare that performance video note for note, there are some inaccuracies in there as well I think. Maybe not in that intro section though :-)
This has to be one of the most beautiful intros ever created on guitar. It's a masterpiece! Thanks so much for the lesson
I also love this intro, I was surprised that there's a video on youtube where that part is cut off.
The man's so talented. Came up with it on the spot
Finally someone to break it down as simple as possible. Thank you
You're welcome, nice to read the video helped :-)
Part 1, 2:22
Part 2, 6:33
Part 3, 8:18
Part 4, 10:48
Part 5, 14:39
Part 6 , 18:06
Part 7, 18:50
Part 8, 20:18
Part 9 20:44
Most underrated channel. Thank you for all your tuts
Thanks Pham!
This guy's a badass no one not 1 other person has the authentic live intro to burning room on youtube. Even tho there thumbnails claim they do. They only teach the main riff. Or there own crappy attempt. All the other channels get the first guitar novices that's why they have way more views than him this man doesn't settle for scraping buy doing the bare minimum to make a buck. Respect!!
You are a true master of your craft way to flex on every other false masters of guitar on youtube. It's sad that majority won't understand you deserve the most respect
You can hear hints of Vultures as it is outlining slow dancing... love it.
Ya, those double stops are pretty versatile
You were always one of the top guitar teachers throughout all this years and for that I'm pretty thankful, you share your knowledge with great passion to everyone in here and I hope you can continue many more, i just feel to say this, thanks Sir!
Thank you so so much Diego!! You really made my day :-)
@@Yourguitarworkshop my pleasure :D
I did alot of research never found anywhere and finally you uploaded it sir.....
Thank You Very Much!!!!
Thank you kind sir for this awesome lesson - it has kept me occupied during this lockdown thing. I've always loved the intro bit but had not been able to find a good lesson on it until now. Much appreciated!
This has to be the most underrated guitar channel on TH-cam. Amazing work !!
Thanks! I wish it was the most overrated channel though, I probably have to improve in a few areas to make the videos more suitable for YT.
Full tutorial is done including the solo. Check it out here: www.yourguitarworkshop.com/guitar-lessons/slow-dancing-in-a-burning-room/
For the tab goto www.patreon.com/posts/slow-dancing-in-24343993
The first Link Is down!!!!! Please help!!!! It´s My favourite Song Im only missing the solo!
@@shellreviews2318 thanks for letting me know, I changed it to the correct link: www.yourguitarworkshop.com/guitar-lessons/slow-dancing-in-a-burning-room/
This has been an enormous help & I'm so very grateful for the time you took to transpose and upload this. Bravo, sir.
THanks
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! This is definitely a project song for me but this lesson is very helpful.
I learned the song but not the LA intro! Thank you so much dude!!
You're welcome! To me that intro was the whole reason to learn the song :-)
@@Yourguitarworkshop Throughlly agreed man.
I love how he says at 4:18 “if you don’t know the C sharp minor pentatonic scale”. If you don’t know the pentatonic scale good luck EVER trying to play this lol. I’m fairly advanced and this is tough.
Thank you! This video was exactly what I needed. I always wanted to learn this intro and now I could. 👌
Been looking far and wide for this thank you!
In this case it wasn't about the journey but the destination I guess ;-)
Glad you've found the video and are happy with it!
Can't believe this video only has 900 likes atm. Thank you so much, good sir! Thanks for explaining the scales too. Helps me understand the thought process behind the music!
Thanks so much for sharing your appreciation :-) Makes me really happy that you've enjoyed the lesson and that it helped you understand how some things work. Wishing you a great week!
André
Such a thorough and precise tutorial;absolutely loved it!Thank you so much.
Thanks! Can’t believe I’m actually playing it
Really great lesson! Been waiting for this one for a long time. Thank you!
that's great to hear, enjoy! The whole performance is covered (over a few videos)
God bless you. So generous of you to share this intro lesson. Thank you so much 🎸🎶🙏😇💐
Best tutorial out there!!!!
Excelente trabajo muy buena explicación, t sigo desde argentina 🇦🇷👏🏻, please do john mayer-ain't no sunshine
thanks! And I might do that one as I've worked on it with a student sometime ago :-)
Damn! This is the best guitar lesson I have come across! Thanks so much Man!✌️
Dude, so Awesome, Thank you so Much, Dream come true
Thank you so much for this!!! You're amazing!!!!
Can't thank you enough!.
AMAZING tutorial Andre!
Thanks Santi! :-)
cant quite slide my ring finger from 6th to 7th at 8:46 as my other two fingers follow. any tips?
Love these videos but noticed you miss some notes. When you play it, you play it slightly different than what you teach. Specifically in the 2nd video in this series. But to be clear I'm very grateful and thank you for these. So very detailed.
Thank you for letting me know (and the others), I wasn't aware of that! When I have time I will have a closer look. It is tough sometimes because I am always running from one thing to another and I usually have 1-2hrs for setting up everything, teaching, and putting it all away. For these tutorials that is not a lot of time and usually I have other videos to record in that same time frame. In any case my apologies for the inconsistencies!
Your Guitar Workshop no thank u for these videos.They are the most detailed lessons onTH-cam and you are an amazing teacher.
I have a perfectionist personality and character. That's why I enjoy the process.
Great video man, got it down. Thanks a lot! :)
I just discovered you a few days ago. You are amazing! you break everything down well and accurately. subbed
Thank you Mitch!
You are the best, sir! Thank you so much for this!
amazing video!
Thank you so much, your tutorial was very helpful!
thank you so much, the best tutorial i've ever seen
that's great to read! spread the word! :-)
@@Yourguitarworkshop yes i will
Hi
What an excellent intro.
Thanks alot. Wish you the best.
This intro is one of a kind, thanks :)
I think I have to sub to to patreon to get this tab. A lot of work and experience went into this and it needs rewarding
Well I subscribed and downloaded the tab, great quality and will keep e going for a while! Loving the fact it's the whole song!!!!
Perfect! Thank you very much!
Has anyone got any tips on how to learn the slide with one finger while holding a chord shape like at 8:50 ?? Thanks in advance😋
Little late but I use my pinky for the slide cause my hands are small :)
John mayer is fckn genius man
Soooo clean thanks
Thanks a lot
Really good job !!! That sounds perfect on my acoustic guitar...thank you !
Thanks!! Most of John Mayer's music sounds awesome on any instrument :-)
Awesome! Thanks!
Love it!
Thanks! Very easy to follow
Great to read! Hopefully the next parts in this tutorial are just as easy :-)
Thank you 🙏
great work....thNks..!!🎊💯🔥🔥
great video ty brother!
Nice tutorial, can you maybe also do the solo in the end of the song?
yes I might. I'll have a closer look next week :-)
solo part 1 is up. outro solo will be done coming week@Zobaer a14 Ahmed Salam
00:57 Forgive my crass language, but the lack of slide to A flat, after you finished playing the intro, gave me a giant case of blue balls.
Great tutorial though!
You are wicked
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G R A V I T Y
this is awsome !! thank you sir
Great you're enjoying the John Mayer videos! Working on a new one :-)
@@Yourguitarworkshop can't wait then ...
Nice tutorial
thanks!
Great tutorial. Have a good weekend :-) Like #40
That was an awesome tutorial , can you also do the outro ? Thank you :-)
Yes, i am hoping to finish things this week so stay tuned :-)
Thank you :-) i am waiting😁
thank you gendry baratheon
How can you get this tone?
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Sir can u make lesson on flecity or flaming by sungha jung
When you say “Then we get that first interval...” what do you mean by that?
He means the very first interval played in the song, which is 8th fret on the G and 9th fret on the D
How can I get a similar tone?
Set amp to clean, use neck pickup, add reverb. Voila.
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How did you get the tone? Please help me i'm a newbie on electric guitar
I just plugged into a Roland CUBE 30, added a bit of reverb and I think played over the neck pickup. That's it
You still playing?
hmm.. this song got me into guitar and then I found a tutorial that was posted on my birthday ..coincidence ?...I THINK NOT lol
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If you could provide the tabs. Learning guitar is aural as well as visual. Human beings are more visual. Memory likes vision. Thanks. Awesome lesson nonetheless.
Tab is available on my patreon page. I used to have it on screen but these days that means risking getting your channel removed from TH-cam
DO GRAVITY PLS MAN
Followed You On Instagram!! What Effects Did You Use For This Song ^.^
Don’t mind me. These are just my time stamps.:
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Next LONER by gary moore
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Why is ''most accurate'' emphasized when I clearly hear differences though...
Nice one regardless!
Can you link to the reference and point out the differences? That way I can fix my tab
@@Yourguitarworkshop sure I'll get to that tomorrow. I had to enhance the sound of the actual performance a bit because the sound sometimes drops a bit without enhancing but I'll try to send you the enhanced part so it's easier to hear!
@@Interscepter thanks!!
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No dear. Next would be Eugene's Trick bag.
The tabs we're great but the repetitions of how to play it is too fast for me.
Not that accurate at all but a nice version nonetheless.
There's vibrato and notes in this version that are definitely not being played by John @ Live in LA
Can you point out the notes and version you are referring to. So easy to say things are incorrect and it doesn't help anyone (unless you point them out
@@Yourguitarworkshop The dynamics are way off in the beginning and the part with the double stops at the 12th fret doesn’t quite sound the same to me. Can't seem to figure out though which notes he is playing though. To me the version of Nikola Gugoski sound more accurate, referring to the section at the 12th fret. But your video did really help me while learning the song by watching it and listening a lot to the original video of John playing. So therefore i do want to thank you :) !
you teacing one thing and doing other when u play it by yourself you dont teaching the slides and the taps u doing
ty anyway
I had no idea! sorry about that. can you indicate where in the video?
Sorry man, got to say, in my opinion you went too fast and didn't really show parts properly. The third part really went over my head because you just rushed through it.
Thanks for the feedback. Sorry I rushed it. Usually I get people saying I am too slow so maybe I adjusted too much. Will keep that in mind. You can always playback the video at a slower tempo
“most accurate note-for-note” *gets first second of song wrong*
really, please share the mistake so I can check
I see, the G#? Funny, I never realized that it was a single C# note instead of the double stop, it is also quite obvious so I wonder what led me to make that mistake, thanks for pointing it out :-)
@@Yourguitarworkshop Sorry I didn't mean to be so brash, I made that comment before my morning coffee lol :P You're definitely a better player than me and I know you're putting these lessons out there for free and helping lots of people and that's admirable. But yeah, I know it's really hard to hear but the very beginning sounds more to me like a slide from 9&8 on D&G to 11&9 sounds like there is a bit of a ghost note in there too. The video on here by Jamie Harrison sounds to me to be more accurate watch?v=hoFKNEBWy1k but even he seems to be missing a little ghost note right at the beginning. Again sorry for the brashness, it was meant kind of a backhanded joke, thanks for all you do :P
@@jaredgallucci6280 no worries will look at your suggestions. I know the Jamie video but funny enough, when I compare that performance video note for note, there are some inaccuracies in there as well I think. Maybe not in that intro section though :-)
Thanks!
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