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All these comments prove you can’t please everyone.

13:20 the end of this solo. It looks like he goes back to 1/8 th notes in the last two beats it was confusing me for the longest those shouldn’t be notated as 16th notes then I’m not complaining I’m just dispelling confusion

Thanks for this, my man. I talked about learning this intro for so long . great video thanks again

Great lesson! Does he do anything on the electric guitar during the verses?

Yamaha Pacifica has a P90 pickup on the neck position, I don't remember this model, but exist these guitar 🎸

If you look up the “sheet music” for this song, it has several time signatures listed, though 12/8 is the most popular one. However, 6/8…3/4…even 4/4 are readily available. Personally, I appreciate songs that are easily adaptable to each person’s playing style. I mean, even Chris Stapleton changed it from the original signature to suit his style-and he ran away with all kinds of success doing so. 😉🎸🎼🎶🎵 Peace, y’all…

Very well done! Clear and concise! Thank you

It's a very hard solo to learn there are a lot of great nuances. This video helped me a lot to find better fingerings which is always the hardest part to figure out in the learning process of a solo.

can get this tabs on one file ?.. i subscribed that anypro but i dont know what to do with that

Great lesson, Thank you . One suggestion would be to have the words run under or over the video so the viewer could see where he is in the song. I'll figure it out.

Brilliant lesson!

Heard this song a while back and wanted to learn it so badly, thanks for the tutorial

This is very helpful for a beginner like me. Thank you so much!

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8:16 8:16 Hell yeah. Definitely gonna get that p90 for my hss. Love that channel 2 mix. But I stay in the blues groove.

Cool so hard to find anything by Joe bonamassa also such great instruction I'll be working on this for awhile 👍👍

Good lesson ,great breakdown of rhythm

Awsome thanks😮❤

Superb 👍🏻 I've saved it to learn over the next week. Thank you.

Great job ❤

Can you please tell me what model guitar your playing thanks

If the a at the start is to hard just do a a on 5 then do a d and back to a

I haven’t tried this song yet, but I like the explanation. Right now I’m practicing your La Bamba Tutorial 😊

Thank you. This lesson is great. Myself and a friend are working towards playing smooth as a jam peice and most vids gloss over the all important rythmn part.

the lesson I didnt know I needed so much. thanks!

It's not a 3/4 waltz. It's a 12/8 jazz waltz.

Thanks, super

Great lesson on the strumming. Gonna take me a while but you’ve given me great instructions

Are you out of Tune? I'm may be wrong but it sound ~~~~non-congrous!

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Thanks for the lesson.

Outstanding! I'm so weak with this technique, I try to do right hand muting and it's just not as cool...

great

the rockabilly or rock n roll formula of mid 1950s seemed to be to play familiar songs at 1.5x original tempo - and you have demonstrated this very well in your slow to fast lesson !

I'm a little late to the party, but that you so much for uploading this video! I have been trying to learn it for months and this tutorial makes it so simple!!

Excellent lesson, thanks ! Just a question : wich pick size are you using ? Is it a soft or hard one ? Sorry for my english...

intro: 3:43 after: 4:09 variation: 5:37 strumming: 6:44 chords and strumming: 7:27

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Great lesson!! Thank you!! :)

Great lesson and unique as everybody taught the just solo parts. Thank YOU!!!

Has tab therch very good I lerning guitar thank you ( Thailand )

Thanks brow ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

Good video. Love the sound of your guitar. Great explanation. Keep up the good work.

Really good job. I just spent a couple of days learning the other parts, but didn't think I would bother with the solo....but this one looks like a good one

Thanks a lot, just need the practice to get it to sound 1/2 as good as Chris's version and I will be happy! Such a great song and super fun to play. Perfect tutorial

What is the red "u" for, anyone know?

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