Luther Perkins Boogie - Beginner Rockabilly Guitar Lesson #3 - Cocaine Blues Johnny Cash
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- This is the third lesson in the beginning rockabilly guitar lesson series, in which we focus on the boom chicka boom style of the great Luther Perkins using Cocaine Blues from the Folsom Prison live album as a starting point. Palm muting and technical set up will be covered along with the tab and explanation required to play along with the record.
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Another great lesson Colin. More Luther Perkins please.
Cheers Paul 😊👍
Thanks for showing your amp set up. It would also be helpful to discuss the tone and volume settings on your Gretsch.
Hi Michael, bridge pick up volume, 100% neck pick up 50%, master volume 100%, generally the tone circuit is switched off (switch in the middle). Hope this helps cheers, Colin
As always, you are a great teacher!
Just now I'm trying to understand how to play Nothing Shaking (the Beatles version), and I think the style has similarity with it. And the phrases you use, such as "3 on the A, 2 on the D, 1 on the B, and the rest strings open", are very informative for me, because I want to do such tutorials in English some day!
Thank you, and see you!
Hi KPO, thanks for your kind words. Yes I also am a fan of the Beatles version of Nothing Shaking - it is very similar in terms of the run up between the chord changes. What an amazingly talented group they were. I am in awe of George Harrison's early guitar style which was so innovative. Your English is very good by the way! I made it to Japan in 2019 - what a beautiful country you have! Keep well my friend and best wishes! Colin
Oh, thank you for having come to Japan! I haven’t been to UK, but I have had a few opportunities to work with some members of Grizedale arts, based on Lawson Park, in Japan a few times. I like the Beatles and the rockahillbillies, and I know a few people in UK and Ireland, so I think I should choose the aria for me and my wife to travel abroad next time after COVID pandemic! See you!
@@kpoharrison nice one - well if you plan on making it to Edinburgh do let me know! cheers for now.
What a fun song to play!! I'm hearing that last short verse as: C-strum G-strum C-strum G-strum F-strum C-strum F (1/6) F (1/6) E (0/6) F (1/6) G-strum B-strum and repeat until the ending C chord-- I think!! Thanks a lot!! 👏👏👏👏
Repeat lesson 2 and start up lesson 3 this weekend 🎸💃🏻🕺
hope it is going well!
@rockabillyrevolution thanks hang after, work and Badminton have killed my time to practice well.
But this weekend I’ll have more freetime to 🎸
Great lesson well explained 👍
thanks David - glad you liked it! Keep rocking!
Nice one Colin
cheers Kevin! :-)
Awesome played:-)
thanks again friend!
Luther Perkins ,If I didn t watch in the Internet ,I would think ,this was carl perkins brother ,who died as well