Hank Williams "Your Cheatin' Heart" - Easy Country Songs Lesson!
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Hello friends,
and welcome to another by request song tutorial! In today's session I'll be breaking down how to play the rhythm guitar parts to Hank Williams' 1952 classic "Your Cheatin' Heart." We'll begin learning my personal way of performing the intro section, before applying an essential country strumming pattern to the verse and chorus sections. Let's get started!
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Nobody! Explains it as clearly and completely as this guy. Most videos are just a quick gloss over. This guy is #1
That was very good. I was walking around the house sing this song this morning. I decided to see how it's played, and camr across your channel. I liked, and subscribed.
Just ran across this lesson and joined. I'm old school (72 years Old). This was one of the first songs I learned back in the 50's, unfortunately, I just learned the basic chords. This has inspired me to learn the steel intro lic and lead. Last night when viewing, I tried the hybrid picking, love it as soon as I master it. Lol. I also really like the harmony in the chorus. Now, I just have to dust off my pedal and give it a try. Thanks.
Been playing cords for years and struggled with making Barr cords sound full . The best tip and the only time I've ever heard (I've watched a lot of CZcams ) it was by you in this lesson. Lower the thumb, bingo fixed. Thank you Thank you Thank you
This is so good. You're like the Bob Ross of guitar
Fantastic the best on the net by far . I been listening to this song for Decades from hank and others . Your voice is so clear
Am listening to words in the song like its the first time . such a clear voice.. fantastic lesson . Thankyou am hooked roy from England ....
If I was going to record in the studio this is the guy I'd want
I’m just a struggling beginner BUT have improved immensely thanks to watching the Best in the West !!! Your teaching method is #1
Dude, I just love your lessons. You make it pretty easy to learn.
Totally diggin these old school country licks.
Thanks so much.
Wow, man. Hard to say what is better, the singing or the teaching, beause both are excellent! Thank you.
Hey man when you do songs to learn i really like that you post up the lyrics to please keep doing that cause it really helps
This is definitly the best lesson of this song that I found here on CZcams! And please do more Hank Williams Sr. mabye the Lovesick Blues
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man that was sweet!
Nice! As soon as my guitar is back from being repaired in gonna learn this! Hopefully theres some more Hank williams in the works !
What you only have one guitar!
Very good lesson. The best teachers always start off with the complete song demo. Thank you for posting this song.
Can you do more Hank Williams Songs please
Great job man, classic country has the coolest sound, love those old pedal steel type licks! Good singing and harmonizing to!
This was simply a fantastic lesson, thank you so much for posting.
You said it CC.
thank you for your great generosity, and for all that you do!
Great teacher really progressing with this man
Nice, thank you...😊
My favorite Hank song. Great job bro. Lots of fun to watch and play.
Another great lesson. Thanks for what you do.
U r such an awesome teacher.
Your doin it bro all your heart
Awesome job!
Beautiful. Really liked it.
Can you please upload a tutorial for Riblja Corba’s, well any song, they’re all amazing, I know that you won’t understand the lyrics, and you probably don’t know who they are, but trust me, they’re amazing, go ahead listen to them, you’ll love it
Liked your voice keep the work mate ,thank you....
Loved your instructions on this Hank Williams song. Would you do another Hank Williams with intro and enhancements?
First Class Lesson man !!!
Very good 👍🏽
Thank you so much from France. Please can you play "From jack to a king " Elvis presley version. See you again.
Thanks
Thank you
Great video. Can you please tell me what microphone you are using?
Very good
THANK YOU!!!!
Very cool
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A question I've had for a long time: when do song writers know when to change the chord while strumming the accompaniment of a melody? Put another way, why do melodies require the changing of chords and when? Thank you.
Great question. Chord changes occur after a specific number of beats, usually 4. The chord you transition to is dictated by the melody modulating to a note that exist inside of a different chord. So let’s say on beat 5, my melody landed on a C note, that would tell me as a rhythm player to transition to a chord that includes the C note, perhaps Cmaj, Am, or D7 depending on the key I’m in and the feeling I’m trying to convey.
Amazing. Thank you.
When i try to request a song. It says my email is invalid. I tried different e-mails. How can i fix this?
Woah
i love your lessons. is it sving rythm you play?
I'm buying lessons from you
Is this the original key?
Yep, I believe Williams jr. also played it in Cmaj as well.
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Awesome stuff thank you! Will you be breaking down the solo?
Alcove it!
Oops! Love it!
Peace train by Cat Stevens???
Great tune! Btw, is that a Peewee doll hanging on your Tele?
...and, Guild.
My son had one, lost it in a house fire, ten years later he's still sad about that.
Wow, bout time someone noticed that haha!
G7 or d7
Nice Lesson and a Very Sweet Lick . Thank You so Much .
This was way too overproduced for me to learn. Please when you’re teaching do it bare bones we don’t need extra production quality.