What a freaky coincidence - just this morning I was messing around on my guitar and started playing this riff, which I've known for a long time, and as usual I wished I knew the lead parts. I've watched a lot of your videos and I actually thought to myself 'I hope that guy does this one day'. Then I get on youtube and these videos come up as recommended!
Whenever I get an itch to learn a new song I plug in the name of the song into the TH-cam search. Then I cross my fingers and hope that a Shutup & Play video comes up on the top of the list. Your lessons never disappoint. Keep up the great work bro!
I have search the web over...and you are the best there is for teaching...calling out fret #'s for us beginners... not too much talk and lots of example...and making me feel I can do this. Thanks for taking the time to share. p.s. if you ever feel like adding something to your list...I'd love to see you do some popular Christian artists too so we could play it in church. There are a lot of us out here that have that 'venue' to play in...
you should be called "Note for Note" a lot of your videos are dead nuts. even the parts I have figured out on my own, I rarely, if ever find a difference from what I see you playing here. great job man.
Bueno, uno de los mejores maestros que se encuentran en la web, no solamente por la presicion del concepto, sino que tambien logra atravez de su toque transmitir ese feeling que la cancion lo requiere y que en definitiva marca la diferencia a la hora de explicar y enseñar, lineas de acordes, o solos. Destreza, felling, dominio absoluto del time, precision en el desarrollo, en sistesis un verdadero valor como pocos en la transmision de conocimientos musicales. Admiracion y gratitud me provoca.
Since you are Canadien (correct spelling?) and enjoy "big riff stadium rock" what about some APRIL WINE songs. Or ok the "OTHER" big trio from up there Triumph (didn't want to use the "R" word?!?) Enjoy your work and promote you when I can...you obviously know what you are doing, and tremendously appreciate you sharing/teaching. Thanks.
Sorry you missed the joke...on my Molsons and Labatts (actually I like their beer) it IS spelled "ien" and "silly Americans" use "ian"...long time wannabe Canuck, except for the whole 5ft of snow thing...
Molson Canadian, Labbatt Blue .Montréal Canadiens, that's the ONLY place you're gonna see it spelled that way...Sorry bro, had to set the record straight! Haha, thanks for the kind words about my videos. cheers Andy
I!m avid follower of your site, pls if you could publish one of my favorites of the sixties the grund funk railroad ,Inside looking out, looking forward of such guitar lesson. MABUHAY KA. GOD BLESS.
Thumbs up! Great song and lesson. Go to this guys website if you haven't yet. You won't be disappointed. Also, check out his gear page. You will learn a lot about equipment just by reading. His lessons are extensive. Keep rockin
hello,im struggling at 5;34.can anyone just clarify the frets and strings and where you slide upto.it'd be a massive help thanks.awesome lesson/tune.thanks
This song is guitar porn for anyone learning to play lol. You teach it so well . I want the wine red Les Paul too but can only stretch as far as an Epiphone lol
🎵 For more information on this lesson, DEMO and TABS: www.shutupandplay.ca/its-only-love--rhythm-and-solo.html
I’ve always said : Keith Scott is one of the most underrated lead guitarist!
He is in my top 5 all day long 🎸
Great lesson,as always..great sustain on your guitar..beautiful!
This guy is the BEST guitar instructor on the internet for learning songs without any exception !!!!
My favorite Bryan Adams song. I was 29 and flush with youth.
I was 17 when my guitar teacher learned me this badass song... now i'm 36 and still get goosebumps whenever i hear Keith Scott's solo's 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘👌
I was 12 wore this song out
What a freaky coincidence - just this morning I was messing around on my guitar and started playing this riff, which I've known for a long time, and as usual I wished I knew the lead parts. I've watched a lot of your videos and I actually thought to myself 'I hope that guy does this one day'. Then I get on youtube and these videos come up as recommended!
A lesson in rock guitar all by itself. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for this. You are tremendous guitar player and person.
Whenever I get an itch to learn a new song I plug in the name of the song into the TH-cam search. Then I cross my fingers and hope that a Shutup & Play video comes up on the top of the list. Your lessons never disappoint. Keep up the great work bro!
You're such a brilliant Guitarist ..total respect..thank you 👏👏👏👏🙂🎸
I have search the web over...and you are the best there is for teaching...calling out fret #'s for us beginners... not too much talk and lots of example...and making me feel I can do this. Thanks for taking the time to share. p.s. if you ever feel like adding something to your list...I'd love to see you do some popular Christian artists too so we could play it in church. There are a lot of us out here that have that 'venue' to play in...
I have learned so much about timing with your lessons. Thanks so much!!
What a Brilliant lesson thank you for sharing brother,your lessons are the "dogs bollocks!!" I never fail to learn something from you🎸
you should be called "Note for Note" a lot of your videos are dead nuts. even the parts I have figured out on my own, I rarely, if ever find a difference from what I see you playing here. great job man.
Another great rock groove is diana. And im not requesting . Im just sayn, cuz everything youve given us is awesome
Great lesson and solo thx for tha effort u rock!
Always with such a clean tone!
omg I have wanted someone to do this for ages!?
8:40 im here just for this mouth opening lick;D thanks dude
Great video lesson . Thanks for share .
Bueno, uno de los mejores maestros que se encuentran en la web, no solamente por la presicion del concepto, sino que tambien logra atravez de su toque transmitir ese feeling que la cancion lo requiere y que en definitiva marca la diferencia a la hora de explicar y enseñar, lineas de acordes, o solos.
Destreza, felling, dominio absoluto del time, precision en el desarrollo, en sistesis un verdadero valor como pocos en la transmision de conocimientos musicales. Admiracion y gratitud me provoca.
Dude your video is so good I dont even know... awesome job!
Such a great tutorial. Thanks ever so much.
Can you add the amp settings for these videos ? I'd like to get the same sound.... Great videos by the way !!
Thank you soooo much for this!!!!
1:30 I always thought that was a bend from 13 to 15 rather than a slide.
Curious what gauge strings do you use and pickups, great lesson btw!
Fantastic! Your talent is so profound! I would love to see a tutorial on Foreplay/Longtime by Boston. :)
Awesome. Really helpful and informative video. Thank you.
I would love to see you and Tim Pierce together you should go over to Tim's and get in one of his videos.
Also, What gauge wires do you use?
Hey how about anything from Rush (fellow countrymen and all)
great Job Thanks forma Share!!!!
Since you are Canadien (correct spelling?) and enjoy "big riff stadium rock" what about some APRIL WINE songs.
Or ok the "OTHER" big trio from up there Triumph (didn't want to use the "R" word?!?)
Enjoy your work and promote you when I can...you obviously know what you are doing, and tremendously
appreciate you sharing/teaching. Thanks.
D. Williams - Canadian
Sorry you missed the joke...on my Molsons and Labatts (actually I like their beer) it IS spelled "ien" and "silly Americans" use "ian"...long time wannabe Canuck, except for the whole 5ft of snow thing...
Great beer and a great country. My bad. I was wondering do your cars really have square wheels? Just a joke man. I love you and my Canadien bros
Molson Canadian, Labbatt Blue .Montréal Canadiens, that's the ONLY place you're gonna see it spelled that way...Sorry bro, had to set the record straight! Haha, thanks for the kind words about my videos. cheers
Andy
I!m avid follower of your site, pls if you could publish one of my favorites of the sixties the grund funk railroad ,Inside looking out, looking forward of such guitar lesson. MABUHAY KA. GOD BLESS.
Totally Awesome! Thanks Andy;-)
Thumbs Up!!
You should play Zero,Today,1979,Tarantula and Being Beige by The smashing pumpkins
Hey, thanks for the video man! Can you teach Here, There, and Everywhere by the Beatles? It's for a special someone. ;)
Thumbs up! Great song and lesson. Go to this guys website if you haven't yet. You won't be disappointed. Also, check out his gear page. You will learn a lot about equipment just by reading. His lessons are extensive. Keep rockin
what amp did keith he used in the song ?
hello,im struggling at 5;34.can anyone just clarify the frets and strings and where you slide upto.it'd be a massive help thanks.awesome lesson/tune.thanks
Keith Scott is Captn. Tasty
Have you put this into TAB?
you could also, teach the programming of the effects of the pedal.
And also how to go wee wee and poo poo as well.
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What kind of pickups are these?
There's a link to my gear page in the description box below each video. I list everything I use there. Cheers
A are you playing on 9s?
There's a link to my gear page in the description box below each video. I list everything I use there. Cheers
This song is guitar porn for anyone learning to play lol. You teach it so well . I want the wine red Les Paul too but can only stretch as far as an Epiphone lol
louder than words?
Why you have to be precise ?? Just play it how ever you fill about it …. Long as you happy what meters