You should do a lesson for let me sing your blues away. Try to see if you can make that horn part in the intro into a guitar part. That would be awesome
Nice lesson, love the memes I personally think that one way to improve them is explaining the chords instead of just saying which to play. Because, for example, when most people hear an E they immediately think of the regular E Open chord shape, even though in this lesson you use a different one. Obviously, for things as basic as an open D chord there's no need, but it would be much appreciated if you were to explain the other not so common shapes. If you want to see an example of this being implemented into a lesson, I suggest you watch any lesson from Marty Schwartz, he usually goes like "and now we move into a D minor bar chord in the fifth fret" or something like that and shows the chord, explaining the position of the fingers and such. This implementation could make the lesson much more useful, since you could just simply search the chords and tabs for this song online instead of watching this. But anyways, it's just a recommendation. Thanks for the lesson man, I'll be watching out for new stuff
Thanks for the suggestion. The newer lessons have definitely gotten better. This is the first one I did in this series. So, it’s definitely not the best. This was from over 8 months ago.
D E Just like Jack the Ripper, just like Mojo Hand, F#m G D Just like Billy Sunday, G A In a shotgun ragtime band... I play it like this because it still sounds good and I'm lazy :)
Man... this one is killing me. Need to work on the c shapes all over the place. Love the chords you use man. F#m to G/D has me bent. Thanks again for another killer lesson.
Just keep practicing them. They are pretty integral to playing dead tunes. You got this bro. And once it’s muscle memory, you’ll be ripping leads off those chords.
I totally love your energy teaching and playing guitar but I can't play those chords in the C shape up the neck. It's frustrating that you always play those C shape chords all the time. Maybe I need to move on. I need somewhere between the level of "I've been playing these songs for years and this is how I played them" and "I know how to play all these songs and this is an easy way for you to play them." Just in-between there someplace. Thanks Davey.... love bro
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Low key one of the best. “That’s what she said” placements I’ve ever heard. Great lesson too
Always dedicating 100% of 50% of Toby and Davy! Thanks for reminding me of this song first thing this morning. 🤙🏼
Perfect! Way to get me playing it in a night. Keep it tight and keep it rolling, look forward to the next one
Sure appreciate all the effort you put in to your lessons, it is very appreciated!
Thanks for being part of the fam, Megan!
You should do a lesson for let me sing your blues away. Try to see if you can make that horn part in the intro into a guitar part. That would be awesome
Theses are great! My only suggestion would be some chord diagrams at the end. Then i can screen shot them and work on them. But these are great!
Duuuuuude, thanks a lot for that!!! Stoned hugs from Brasil. Peace 🖖
Sending you stoned hugs right back!
Nice lesson, love the memes
I personally think that one way to improve them is explaining the chords instead of just saying which to play. Because, for example, when most people hear an E they immediately think of the regular E Open chord shape, even though in this lesson you use a different one. Obviously, for things as basic as an open D chord there's no need, but it would be much appreciated if you were to explain the other not so common shapes. If you want to see an example of this being implemented into a lesson, I suggest you watch any lesson from Marty Schwartz, he usually goes like "and now we move into a D minor bar chord in the fifth fret" or something like that and shows the chord, explaining the position of the fingers and such. This implementation could make the lesson much more useful, since you could just simply search the chords and tabs for this song online instead of watching this.
But anyways, it's just a recommendation. Thanks for the lesson man, I'll be watching out for new stuff
Thanks for the suggestion. The newer lessons have definitely gotten better. This is the first one I did in this series. So, it’s definitely not the best. This was from over 8 months ago.
Very sick! Thanks for the tutorial. I also find it fun in the intro to add a hammer on to the A, think it makes it a lil funky
Just tried it. You right. Gives it a little funky pop.
@@TobyDavvy Glad ya liked it! I'm playing on acoustic so gotta make it as funky as possible! Loving your tutorials
D E
Just like Jack the Ripper, just like Mojo Hand,
F#m G D
Just like Billy Sunday,
G A
In a shotgun ragtime band...
I play it like this because it still sounds good and I'm lazy :)
Whatever works for you, my brother
Hey man really enjoy the videos and they're really helpful! I might've missed it but can you a help on the way video?
This entire song is a flex on A shaped bar chords
Damn straight!
Really? There’s no A shaped bar chords in this song at all. More C shaped if you are thinking of he caged shapes.
@@bidotube exactly 😉
i love you all ! you golden gods !
Man you look like Jim from the office tried some good dose! never realized with your glasses on!!!
Man... this one is killing me. Need to work on the c shapes all over the place. Love the chords you use man. F#m to G/D has me bent. Thanks again for another killer lesson.
Just keep practicing them. They are pretty integral to playing dead tunes. You got this bro. And once it’s muscle memory, you’ll be ripping leads off those chords.
@@TobyDavvy nailed it... so much fun to play... stylin' with the new PD tee. Thanks!
Bro! Do you have Instagram? If so, add me, send me a pic of you in the shirt so I can share it
So envious of people who can cover the low E with their thumb while playing a C shape up the neck! Making me want to practice this shape more.
@@sff5758 thats actually the E shape
I totally love your energy teaching and playing guitar but I can't play those chords in the C shape up the neck. It's frustrating that you always play those C shape chords all the time. Maybe I need to move on. I need somewhere between the level of "I've been playing these songs for years and this is how I played them"
and "I know how to play all these songs and this is an easy way for you to play them."
Just in-between there someplace.
Thanks Davey.... love bro
If you spent a week just working on your C shapes, you’d have them down. Don’t tell yourself you can’t do it. You got this.
I need to study/practice the CAGED system more to follow along.
If you need help with anything like that, I say go peep the Stitch method here on CZcams. He’s very Jerry and Phish focused.
Toby & Davvy Thanks, man!
No problem! I just want people jamming.
Legend
Any chance you can teach us brown eyed women?
ABSOLUTELY! It’s on the list!
Sweet shit in the morning 🍬💩