Windy & Warm (Tommy Emmanuel) - Tutorial (Part 2)
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- Part 2 of the tutorial on probably the most important fingerstyle song for all of us: this is the song that Tommy heard Chet Atkins play through a radio in 1967, and set him on a path towards an acoustic fingerstyle career.
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Guitar used:
Mayson MS7/S, Standard tuning
Recording: a pair of Neumann 184's through an Apogee Quartet
More info on www.timvanroy.be
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction Part 2
0:47 Verse 3
1:28 Bridge 2 (Building up the main melody)
6:04 Bridge 2 (Copying the melody to the C chord)
8:14 Bridge 2 (Adding the F-chord and ending)
11:20 Bridge 2 (Putting it all together)
11:47 Verse 4
13:00 Bridge 3 (A chord barre tricks)
18:38 Bridge 3 (Middle chord section)
24:30 Bridge 3 (Diminished run aka the flashy bit)
28:08 Bridge 3 (Putting it together)
28:47 Verse 5 (to ending)
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Wow, I just sliced through my callus on my pinky practicing that slide on the G7, no blood but it definitely hit fresh skin and hurts a little. Thanks again Tim.
It is so special for us ... noone would bother for whole song..thanks
I've been going back to this tutorial for months now and I almost have this song down.. id never get this far in a song like this without something this in depth. this novice can't thank you enough
It's that daaam Merle Travis THUMB metronome thang...Scuppers me every time! 🤪🎸🎶
Getting thurr tho with hrs n' hrs of luvvily bom bom, bom bom, bom bom
Practice, practice,
Practice...🙃👌
It's really big work you put into your videos. You the only one. I've experienced. that shows every little detail. Everything and so it can be understood. Thank you for your great work. Hope you go viral. You deserve a much bigger channel. Thumb up :-) Big Like
Thank you so much! Building the channel will probably take time, but the likes and comments (like the one you just gave) are nothing but positive at the moment. All the motivation I need to keep going!
I cant believe it, but i made it! Youre amazing, thank you
I just love that you are here Tim. What a great channel with great content.❤
Thank you for putting so much time and effort into compiling this video. I've watched Tommy's insructional videos but he never goes into the details in slow mo so I can never pick it up with my limited guitar and ear skills🙄. I've only been practising the guitar for 60 years so cant expect too much too soon🤣😂. Many thanks again👍
You're welcome Colin, enjoy the tune!
I've put off learning bridge 3 for years because it seemed beyond what I can do. But we can't visit our friends, it's pouring down with rain, so now I guess is the best time to learn it!
It sure is! Give it a try! With some patience and the right practice method it should all click before long.
Thank you so much for this incredibly well done breakdown! It was gonna take me ages to get this down by just watching Tommy fly through it. These videos helped so much! Everything from the timestamps to just making something that at first glance seem incredibly challenging to then seem easy once broken down. These have to be some of the best guitar tutorials on youtube and it baffles me that you only have 5k subscribers.
Thanks Walter! All it sometimes takes is for someone to lift the veil, isn't it? No worries on the subs, I only started this year and the number has been growing steadily!
Inzwischen 37,5k
You are definitely the best on tommys music u are top notch I’m glad you met Tommy u deserved it bro ur a legend 👍👍cheers from Ireland
Thanks for going in depth - slow & specific. It's very helpful. I'm just starting to learn fingerstyle, but I've been playing guitar for 45 years (as a hobby - on & off).
Geeees, your voice is so calming and gentle!)
I loved your video with Tommy you done excellent fair play bro you are now a star and an amazing player cheers from Ireland 🇮🇪
Absolute legend. This is great. Finally figured it out after watching. Thanks a lot!!
Great to hear! Enjoy the tune, it's a classic!
Awesome as always
Brilliant lesson - as always. Thank you, good sir. Your channel deserves millions of subscribers.
Heard this song yesterday for the fist time. Immediately decided to learn that tune. So I'm very glad that I have found this great tutorial. The perfect way to approach to the different phrases. Thank you very much for the step-by-step instruction and for the different variations.
So nice to hear Stephan! Enjoy the tune, it's so much fun to play!
Tim, I'm so glad I found your channel as your lessons detailing higher end finger picking has allowed me to play songs I never thought I'd be able to play. Thank you.
Hi Scott, thanks for the comment! So glad to hear the channel is helping you advance your skills! 👍
I only just found this channel but you teach so much better than most channels on here! The way you slowly build up the parts of the melody makes it so much easier to learn, rather than being overwhelmed by the complexity straight away :)
So glad to hear you are getting everything you need out of the video! Enjoy playing through the tune!
Thanks for giving me something new to practice! A real proper tutorial .
Big thank you - the work you put into these tutorials is astounding.
Thanks Glenn, much appreciated!
Amazing tutorial, THANKS!
This is a really great chanell, glad to found this one. Thank you a lot for your work!
Thanks for this great tutorial Tim...I've uploaded my attempt at it today - played around with the first bridge a little 🤓
Best Teacher on the planet , thank you , you are Amazing..........
Awesome tutorial. Been practicing with it for a few weeks. Thank you!
Keep at it, Tilo! Once it clicks you'll be playing this song for years!
If I can ever get to playing this 1/2 as well as Tim I'll die a happy man
Hang in there James! It's a matter of things "clicking" and you'll take off. Keep everything relaxed (and make sure your guitar is setup properly so you don't have to apply a "death grip" on those chords)!
Fantastic Tutorial: Wish I had started with Windy & Warm. However, I completed Blue Moon Tutorial #1...I’ve learned what to play but it’s another thing to make it sound fluid; playing what I’ve already learned (no matter how clumsy I may play it) helps me get a better attitude about learning the new bars I’m learning in order to complete a song. Thanks, Tim
Great to hear Glenn! As always, just take your time getting this down. There's no rush at all...
ur teaching patience is unbelievable :)
fantastic job. Great teacher and player ! Thanks from Spain.
Much appreciated! Greetings back from Belgium!
Just wrapping this up after a couple of months of study and practice. I devote 15 -30min each to it daily. A fairly difficult song to play because of all of the movement and that bend on the D string. Making that bend takes some practice to get right. Thanks for all the hard work you put into creating this lesson. Would never play this tune correctly without it.
Great to hear you got it under your fingers Max!
thanks a lot man. you spread love and music.
Thank you for this great tutorial. Very clear and detailed, I finally managed to nail that bridge :-)
You're welcome Pierangelo! Enjoy playing through the tune!
Perfect tutorial as usual well done you are the best👍
Thanks Gordon, much appreciated!
Das beste Tutorial zu Song das es gibt Vielen Vielen Dank
Nichts zu danken Peter!
Thanks lots for great tutorial.
This video needs a lot more likes, so good.
Part 1 of the tutorial is my best performing video at the moment. People probably need some time before they progress to part 2 😎
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WHAT YOUR DOING, YOU MAKE 2020 SO MUCH BETTER! 😍😂
Making 2020 better is quite a feat at this point 😎 Glad to be around to make things easier for you!
This is a great tutorial, esp learning without a capo (learn the true notes and chords then capo up to fit the key you want). But for those wanting to play Tommy along with this tutorial just download a Chrome extension called Transpose, and set the transpose slider to +2. Many thanks Tim for your great tutorials
I hadn't heard about that extension yet. Seems really useful, thanks!
Hey great job putting together this tutorial. I myself spent a long time analysing Tommy's various performances of of this piece around a year and a half ago when learning this song. There are a few things that you got “wrong” (i.e. not exactly the way he plays it, at least in the performances I’ve seen) but overall a great overview of the song and a great resource for people looking to learn it.
Hi Julian! I have absolutely no problems with critisism as long as it is done politely (as is the case with your remark)! And I understand what you mean: I learned Windy & Warm from one of Tommy's earliest recordings (in the -gasp- pre CZcams days), and have always played it in the same manner. I should have checked more recent versions when making this tutorial, since you are not the first one to make this remark. But I think the lesson still holds up well for people taking their first steps in this song!
Great tutorial! Gold dust!
Thanks Joe! This one was on the request list and is currently my best performing video! That's why I keep listening to you guys 🤓
Fabulous tutorial, explained 1st class, Kept wondering when it was going to finish, so much in it compared to other stuff, I shall work hard but will get it hopefully. Best regards & thanks.
Thanks Tony! I have the tendency to overdo it a bit when explaining and going into detail, I still have to work on that ;-)
@@TimVanRoy No no, it's great with all the details.
Thank you.
you're a legend mate, thanks!
No thanks Leon! Enjoy the tune!
It took me two weeks to learn the song note by note, now I can barely paly it with tons of mistakes. It takes courage to learn something challenging like this when life and work keep me so busy, but glad I decided to do it and this will be the best investment of time of my life.
I am looking forward to the tutorial for guitar boogie :D
Getting started in this style is extremely challenging, but once everything clicks you will find this one of the most rewarding genres of music out there. Just stick to it and things will come in the end, no matter how long it takes...
... Guitar Boogie is another thing though :-D That tutorial should be done roughly by the end of the year... if I can learn how to play it myself, that is.
Best teacher ever! Thank you
Thanks Felipe! I hope you had fun with the lesson!
@@TimVanRoy I sure had and my fingers hurt!! I'm rusty!
thank you.
Tim, hi...I did some agent work for Stephen Bennett, Muriel Anderson and a few shows for Richard Smith, so I have been around a lot of great guitarists. I have been playing for a long time and I learned this song when I was about 18, HOWEVER I learned a few moves watching your lesson, so thanks very much. Everyone plays this tune differently it seems, especially Tommy. You never know what that guy's going to do. I only met Tommy once, but I watch him a lot, especially if I want to feel like crap and feel like using my guitars for wood for the fireplace, lol. Thanks again, you are an excellent player.
Thanks Perry! I'm realistic and realize I will never be at Tommy's (or Stephen, Muriel or Richard's) level, for that to be the case you have to be able to devote your life full-time to playing and that is not something that I see happening for myself. But I'm very happy to be able to recreate these pieces and shed some light on them for other people!
@@TimVanRoy Don't sell yourself short Tim, because you are exceptionally talented. You have to be to play these tunes with such precision, but I agree that people like Tommy, Richard, Stephen, Muriel, pretty much live and breathe the guitar. I don't think I have ever seen Stephen without a guitar in his hand even at the dinner table, lol. You're quite talented. I think of all the players, Richard Smith probably amazes me the most.
Im completly new to this style of playing and it can be brutal at first contact heheh but its so rewarding and feels so good. Not sure if this is the best song to start out but i do love the challenge, thank you so much for the quality of videos and in depth explication. This will be part of my quarantine diet hehehe Hope you´re doing great :)
This style is certainly a challenge when starting out! I'm starting a new series in March on starting out with a thumbpick, so if you are struggling make sure to check that out!
@@TimVanRoy For sure, it is a little overwhelming at first but gets easier once not thinking about the thumb all the time heheh Your videos really help me start along a lot of practise and now i´m getting better at it, so thank you a lot my friend heheh I´m looking forward to your awesome content, i always like to cover the basics (there are a lot of things that one can have missed or improve) so im pretty excited about your next series eheh Thanks for inspiring someone and make the start of this journey a little easier, awesome to see you playing in your videos. Cheers from Portugal my friend.
Thanks so much!
You're welcome Gabriel!
Not being original here (:-) but definitely the best breakdown tutorial as most said by the other folks here. Thanks Tim!
Glad it was helpful! Have fun playing the tune!
Thanks!
Thanks for your donation, very much appreciated! ❤️
Super, big hup & thanks, nos I’m plat it 😇
looking forward the tourtorial of "Deep river blues"
That'll be for 2021 I'm afraid. The recent poll voted for 10 songs to do next, and Deep River Blues sadly wasn't among the songs to choose from. It will be on the first poll of 2021, and I'm sure it will end up very high on the list!
@@TimVanRoy I vote for deep river blues as well. Amazing tutorial by the way. Must've been a lot of work.
I also vote for deep river blues! Love your channel!
Hell yeah for deep river blues
Fucking amazing work. Wow!
Díky 👏👏👏 🥂
Flat-Picking, all these years, and trying finger-picking is a challenge for me at age 79, but I am determined! Dam-ole-thumb! Old-fingers 6-guitars/10-fingers and slow learning /practice times!
Take your time Gene! Age may slow things down a bit when it comes to motor skills, but it will click before you know it!
Your videos are brilliant please do Tommy's guitar boogie
Thank you so much. I learned a lot of things from your lessons. In the future, hoping you make a tutorial - Chaplin in New Shoes (Tommy Emmanuel). I'll wait until that day.
I added the song to the list of requests, but that list is getting really long 😅
To move my little finger like this, starting at 4:12 minutes, I needed a week or more of practice 😅
Great lesson Tim. You're easy to understand, without coming over as pedantic. One small issue I have: you might want to unchoke the three bass strings just a tad? Sometimes I find it hard to pick out the boom under the chick! 😆 But all in all, a great breakdown!
ps. (I'm 75, so maybe I'm a little hard of hearing?) 😉
that bridge 3... ouch
I can play it from start to finish. Now Windy and Mountains Of Illinois are part of m set. Do have anything else in the works? This method of learning is a heck of a lot easier than watching a YT video. and trying to decipher exactly what Tommy is doing.
Thanks again for all your hard work. What you're ain't easy and demands a lot of time.
Thanks a lot! I'm planning to launch my own website soon, with lots of new material. Stay tuned!
Thank you from Russia.
You're welcome! Have fun playing the tune!
9:00 little buzzing on B string... Iv got the same probleme once the string is played with harder attack
great work again, keep it up then subscribers will inevitably come. Maybe some tutorials from easier segment could draw more people to your channel. nevertheless, your my go to teacher when my fingers are itching for a good challenge
Thanks Casper! That is exactly the plan for 2021! April should see the start of a new "starting with a thumbpick" series focused mostly on easier songs.
Need a time skip to repeat. 😅
13:09 bridge 4
Thanks for the good lesson. You are an excellent teacher. I would like to ask what model of Myson guitar this is. Sounds great :)
Hi, I'm playing a Mayson MS7/S, Standard tuning.
Thank you :)@@TimVanRoy
Great Tim..!..Can you advise on what strings you are using please..
Hi John, I always use Elixir 12 gauge sets on my acoustics! I switch around with the different coatings, I don't think that makes a lot of difference to be honest...
Good lesson but very tough to understand
Tim, how long did it take for the thumb pick to become second nature, for you? :)
I don't really remember, this was quite a few years ago. I started playing with a thumbpick from scratch and after 3 years I played my first solo acoustic gig... I think it started to click after a month or 3, and it really became something I could do without thinking after a month or 6. But I still play mistakes all the time 😅
4:08 4:24 5:00 5:25 5:48
1:51 5:48
What is the timeline for the next tutorials?
The next in line are (always a teaser one week, the tutorial the next): Those Who Wait, Stay Close To Me and Mombasa. After that I'll be tackling the list I pulled from the CZcams poll, which I'll be sharing in a community post later this week!
@@TimVanRoy so cool I look forward to every video. Will you first do the patreon top five or the ones from the youtube poll? Or a mix?
@@philhellmuth2771 I forgot one song: Countrywide (that is actually the next one).
I'll do the top five from the Patreon list first, but those are actually seven songs (fifth place was a draw between three songs). But there a lot of similarities between both lists, so a number of songs of the CZcams poll are the same.
I compiled a top 10 and I must say it looks very diverse, both in styles of music and in terms of difficulty!
@@TimVanRoy cool 🤩 i love your tutorials! You are the man 👏👏👏
👏👏👏 Thanks for all
I'm really struggling with that pinky slide.
Stick with it Mantorok! Make sure you don't press down too hard on the pinky while trying to perform that slide. If you apply too much pressure it will be very hard to slide up or down (with any finger, but especially with the pinky)!
@@TimVanRoy It feels like I can't move the pinky without moving the rest of my hand, it's like it's locked in place.
@@Mantorok That does sound as if you are applying WAY too much physical strength then! Make sure your guitar is set up properly (make sure the action is low and the guitar is comfortable to play). Otherwise you are going to struggle a lot in this style of playing!
@@TimVanRoy I finally got it down! Slowly but steadily progressing the song, it's a lot of fun.
Bridge 2 and especially 3 are way harder than they sound
You are not the first one to notice that 😝
Thanks!
Thanks Glenn! This is really new for me, I did not realise donations are possible outside of the live streams as well!