You will probably never see this comment but man your voice is amazing i listen to this over and over wishing you would do the whole song so if you ever get a chance man im sure everyone would love just a cover
I was listening to the song a couples days ago thinking and how much I like it. I didn't even think about learning the song on guitar at, but thank you
❤ Just discovered this and am so excited to learn how to play one of my favorite new songs (new to me) on my new guitars (electric & acoustic). Thanks SO much for sharing this great lesson. Hope lots of good guitar karma is coming back to you! 😊
Thanks Adrian love your videos ! Most of the bands you cover are some of my favourites too ! Velvets , Wilco , Orange Juice , Gram Parsons , Eels , Television , Big Star -fantastic! Any chance of some Go-Betweens , Pernice Brothers or The Feelies please? Keep doing what you do , cheers👍
I’ve been doing average at best up to this point so now I have one question and one Capt. Obvious observation. Anybody else struggling with this sequence of chord progressions because this seems tough, the observation. If someone tried, I don’t know, 25+ times to play this song, f’ing sucked at it and then threw their guitar, would you think “not everyone can play the guitar” and encourage them to maybe find something else to do? The question. Asking for a friend
Yeah, this has become an exercise, check that, exercises in futility. F’ing ridiculous but I’m trying to stay positive and consider this a learning experience. Learning something every time I try to play this damn thing. Today I learned a couple things. 1) just how quickly(the time it takes to butcher a few chords) glad turns to sad. 2) before today, I never knew that it’s easy to destroy a guitar. Don’t know why it took so many blows for Pete Townsend, Kurt Cobain and the like to destroy theirs? It’s simple really. Oh well, I’m off to the 24hr pawn shop to buy a replacement
Done done it and did a pretty good job of it. Playing golf and playing guitar have a few mental parallels. Bad shot here, sour note there but at the end of the day, the only shots/chords you remember are the good ones.
After I have mastered playing the chord progression, how many times do I play the chord progression? In, other words, how many verses are there? Sorry if this question sounds a bit silly.
Not silly at all. There's actually a chord chart on my site which should make things clear. I've Just added a direct link under the video. Think there are about 8 verses on the recording, but you can shorten it if you like.
You can print the lyrics and decide how to play through the song. If you watched some live performance vids of Wilco doing this number you'd see they play several lead breaks over the same chords. The number of measures is completely up to you.
The reason I follow this channel is you give lessons on songs I actually want to play, and then you make it easy. So glad I found it!
You will probably never see this comment but man your voice is amazing i listen to this over and over wishing you would do the whole song so if you ever get a chance man im sure everyone would love just a cover
He Really does, nice to hear.
I was listening to the song a couples days ago thinking and how much I like it. I didn't even think about learning the song on guitar at, but thank you
This is the best guitar account on CZcams. The best!
He’s amazing all the way from the Bahamas enjoying the lessons ❤️
Great job explaining things to a complete neophyte like me. Thank you!
You're a great teacher.
❤ Just discovered this and am so excited to learn how to play one of my favorite new songs (new to me) on my new guitars (electric & acoustic). Thanks SO much for sharing this great lesson. Hope lots of good guitar karma is coming back to you! 😊
Very helpful and encouraging lesson. Great song too, I love it! Thank you very much. 😊
Love this song! Easy explanation! Extremely helpful! Thanks for the video!
super lesson Adrian. Thank you.
Thank you. You are very easy to follow and very thorough.
You explain things very well. Thank you!
You are a great teacher
Thanks Adrian love your videos ! Most of the bands you cover are some of my favourites too ! Velvets , Wilco , Orange Juice , Gram Parsons , Eels , Television , Big Star -fantastic! Any chance of some Go-Betweens , Pernice Brothers or The Feelies please? Keep doing what you do , cheers👍
Great song, and youve got a Good voice too, anyone would like to listen to
Great lesson. Thank you very much.
Great video! Really helpful!
Nice lesson!
andrwlr1 I see no capo on his guitar.
Nice. Thanks
Nice
was hoping i wouldnt need a capo for this one, damnit
You can just play A , E and D chords and no capo needed 😊👍
Could you maybe do some Uncle Tupelo songs, thxs
I’ve been doing average at best up to this point so now I have one question and one Capt. Obvious observation. Anybody else struggling with this sequence of chord progressions because this seems tough, the observation. If someone tried, I don’t know, 25+ times to play this song, f’ing sucked at it and then threw their guitar, would you think “not everyone can play the guitar” and encourage them to maybe find something else to do? The question. Asking for a friend
Yeah, this has become an exercise, check that, exercises in futility. F’ing ridiculous but I’m trying to stay positive and consider this a learning experience. Learning something every time I try to play this damn thing. Today I learned a couple things. 1) just how quickly(the time it takes to butcher a few chords) glad turns to sad. 2) before today, I never knew that it’s easy to destroy a guitar. Don’t know why it took so many blows for Pete Townsend, Kurt Cobain and the like to destroy theirs? It’s simple really. Oh well, I’m off to the 24hr pawn shop to buy a replacement
Done done it and did a pretty good job of it. Playing golf and playing guitar have a few mental parallels. Bad shot here, sour note there but at the end of the day, the only shots/chords you remember are the good ones.
How about Levi Stubbs Tears?
After I have mastered playing the chord progression, how many times do I play the chord progression? In, other words, how many verses are there? Sorry if this question sounds a bit silly.
Not silly at all. There's actually a chord chart on my site which should make things clear. I've Just added a direct link under the video. Think there are about 8 verses on the recording, but you can shorten it if you like.
You can print the lyrics and decide how to play through the song. If you watched some live performance vids of Wilco doing this number you'd see they play several lead breaks over the same chords. The number of measures is completely up to you.
Great,but I have to say it might be a bit easier on us beginners if the song's were well known so we could sing along with them.