thank your lesson at last i learn this beaiful song.

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Excellent lesson! Am doing this on an acoustic and it’s working out well.

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This was a great help, thank you. I love learning and I love The Crane Wives so this is perfect.

Great lesson. Enjoying your channel!!!

Thank you. I have been struggling with this strumming pattern. You have helped a lot

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Any chance you could do Working for the enemy by Baby Animals?

1 2& &4& 3rd beat is syncopated...not strummed but felt. Down and Up is not rythum.. rythum is time. And time is counted.

Thanks for the PDF download of the sheet music and tab Anthony. Really helpful. However, the notation is apparently a little off. I went over the song with my guitar teacher and he explained that the initial B5 is actually a "pick up beat" that is a lead in on the 7th beat of the un-notated preceding bar. Thus the 1st beat of the bar falls on the C#5. And I thought the strumming pattern for the C#5 was a triplet while you have it notated it as a quaver a crotchet then another quaver. When you slow the track right down you can clearly hear the strumming pattern is actually 2 tied quavers - a syncopation, counted as 1& (2) &. Its then followed by a tied quaver on the E then 4 crotchet beats for the C5 A C5 B making up the 7/4 Also, the intro repeats 3 X at 7/4 with the 4th repeat at 6/4 timing which leads into the B chord for the verse thus replacing the pick up beat right at the beginning of the intro which was also a B chord. Hope I've detailed all that correctly. Happy to be corrected if you disagree.

I've been playing professionally for 45 years now and whenever some wanker starts talking in ones, fours and fives, I just kindly ask him, what are the keys? Because there is no "key of one". I'm also blessed with a good ear which allows me to completely disregard this nonsense.

BRO!!! This is the best lesson! I can’t believe I’m just now seeing this! The Black Crowes are my favorite of all time…I’ve seen them over 40 times! I’m subscribing to your channel! If by chance, you take requests, could you please to a lesson on Rich Robinson’s song called “Music That Will Lift Me” Amos Lee’s song “El Camino” Bob Dylan’s “ Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You”….which the Black Crowes cover beautifully! Thank you so much in advance if you decide to teach any (or all) of these songs! Now, I’ve got to pick up my guitar and practice “Soul Singing!”😊

More tap! Amazing lesson and video. Thanks you wise Druid 🙏

Classic album! Gotta learn them all!

Thank you - I've been meaning to record some Ian Moss lessons myself for many years. Great work!

Uhh why is his capo in the middle of the fret.....

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Very nice lesson, sir. Cream is one of the best bands ever. 🔥

Allan Freeman, who would have known, thanks for sharing :)

Really good lesson. Thanks you for the effort you put in to sharing your knowledge.

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your playing is great ... for me too much talking through this , i just want to hear the notes and remember them , when you talk it breaks the concentration .. i dont think blackmoore cared if his notes were dorian or anything else , he just made it sound nice ... you have the ability to play thedse solos and songs extreemly well , but for me i love lessons with minimal talking , let your fingers ta;lk brother .. keep up the good work though ...

Thanks. I do have trouble.

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Excellent cover...

I play this so differently yet it sounds the same. I begin with an open D Major shape at F and use my thumb for the bass at F on the low E string! I learned it totally by ear.

Found the lesson very helpful! Thank you so much!

Excellent lesson, more FNM King For A Day songs please if you can, best album of the 90s

fun song to play trick is the spacing letting notes breath , one those songs you wish you had a Marshall amp not give a you know what , but I just have my Boss Katana Mini on the Brown sound with my 3 P90 stock strat , I roll down the tone , I get close to the tone brilliant instructions very clear

Just out of nothing this song popped up inside my head and here it is, a fresh new lesson on it

Wow, what a beautifull Song, I never heard! 🫶 Thanks so much, and Greetings from Germany🙏🙋

Thank you!

Great advice Anthony. I recommend a Boss RC-500 looper. It has a built in customizable drum kit.

To maybe give some feedback, you go from a pentatonic shape to a diatonic shape. Maybe it would be good to see the pentatonic shape beside it as well.

thank you! btw i gave you a like but it is not adding it to thumbs up count.

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Excellent lesson. George said in his 1979 memoir "I Me Mine" that it was Ringo who misread the title.

Cold cold change, we were so excited, waitin on the outside waitin to begin.

Thanks, this is the best lesson of this song.

I knew there was an upstrum in there! I could feel it 😅❤

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Thanks, it’s the best transcription of the live version on the net. I was looking for the G shape chord and I had it wrong when I played it, but your G sus 4 is spot on and sounds like what Thom played. I am going to see him play in October in Melbourne and I hope he plays this song. Thanks for sharing !!

Thank you so much for fingerpicking lesson. Wishing for more and more Hello from Finland

Best lesson and so clear tab/notes. I preciate your work, thank you. Thank god I found this Page. Must see if you also have a lesson for These dreams/croce Thank you❤

Excellent tutorial Anthony! Thank you 🙏 this brilliant solo always seemed out of reach... now with your help I can master it 😎

I want to give the biggest thank you. Spent some good time learning this song and this video was incredibly helpful.

Thank you! I really like how you say whack, cause it sounds like quack and make it even more enjoyable to learn hahah

Thanks and greetings. Saw a screenshot of one of the pages from Book 2 on Amazon India (which is where I am) and it had a page on the Major Scale, making me wonder if Book 1 would be too basic for someone who does play a bit (albeit without direction). Is that the case? I am looking for a complete step by step book at the end of which (hopefully) most of my knowledge gaps would be plugged. This does seem good for that.