The A maj chord is just not correct for the intro picking part lol, like dont even suggest it its just not it

If I see another damn yte person talmbout they Indian I’m flicking arrows at mfs ! Shit is annoying asf and disrespectful that’s our story not yall ! Our as in us so called black folks yes we are the Indians

Thank you, sir!

Fantastic lesson Tony. How about the solo next?😂

I found a old CD cola. I'm listening to it pretty good still in the box after all these years. Thumbs up. Lol. Renan hope all is well

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Karina, look forward to seeing you in Monson on the 31st. Informative promo, and delivered beautifully! I believe my son still uses one of the gifts I bought him many years ago from one of the vendors. Never too early to do Christmas and birthday shopping! 🛍 🎁

You are the best!!!

Awesom

Thanks for the lesson. !!!

Thanks for this and all the lessons 👍

One of the greatest rock songs, thanks for showing how to play the simple way!

My former high school, 1982!

That is my great uncle, my grandmother's brother :) She is 98 now and is the last of her 10 siblings. She was very happy to live to see the bridge finally get named after him because it was originally talked about right when he died, but it was never done until now.

Holy shit!!

Thanks for posting this!!!

I went there during Halloween. The RV park was definitely the scariest with the pig man chainsaw man. Worst then alone

Mr. Kelly has a great KZbin channel

Thanks for this. That slide on your first finger to second fret on the 6th string is what I was missing. Makes sense though.

Good job from Andy roblore.

Great detailed Lesson thank you so much TONY Keep songs coming….

Wonderful collection of Celtic music.

Amazing

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Im on tv

I'll giv u isctn gimme a litte bit Of direction You kno I'd to change the qrld... But dnk:kno wit 2do

Thank you so much for having me!

Dude play the song first

Thank you for taking the time and patience to walk your viewers through. You post worthwhile videos that make a difference in people's playing!

Those who struggle with rhythm with strumming, try down, down, up, up, down, up.... much easier

Actually, because Native Americans could load and shoot 3 to 4 arrows accurately to 1 pellet from settlers' guns. The reason Native Americans could do this they trained at a very young age of 5 to 7 years old up until they were considered young adults at 14 15 years old. They did extensive obsticles tracking shooting arrows and brutal training at the age of 5 up to 15 years. If they passed all the tests, they became honorable warriors. They also battled each other in hand to hand combat from young age up til they were 14 to 15. If they didn't pass these tests, they were ousted and had to leave the tribe. This is indeed true. Different tribes did things differently. Not all tribes did this, but a lot of them did. They did these trainings every single day from 5 to 14 or 15. I say 14 because some instances some profited very well with their skill.

That's too bad. If they Native Americans had the tools and skills and knew how to craft guns, the English would have been in trouble.

not been learning long, thought this would be tough but was pretty easy to follow along with, good clear instruction

Great lesson. Thanks!

Absolutely awesome lesson!!! More please !!

Wow, what a beautiful voice! Madison is very lovely & confident in herself!

nice series man very helpful

Grew up in Worcester County now 45 years old and have heard many legends of the Nipmuc tribe. In the 1990’s The town would hold a Nipmuc Pow Wow in N. Oxford Massachusetts in a park called Greenbrier Park. I have fond memories of being there. The town haven’t held the Pow Wow there since I was a teenager, they still do have them in other parts of MA and, CT * I know that there’s a grinding stone or a possibly an altar stone behind Greenville Baptist Church over where the Damn is. There’s a large tree that I would sit under after church when I was a kid and I know that the Rock is still there as it’s a very large flat rock with a large bowl shape in the middle albeit not quite deep but I think and, truly believe it was used for washing clothes by the river and or grinding corn or herbs. 🤷🏻‍♀️ My mother had always said that the old side of the cemetery has unmarked stones or Indian graves that were there before the church and that they continued to use the area for burial spot. The rocks are still visible in the old side of the cemetery. It is one of my favorite and most peaceful spots in the world. It’s very close to my heart as I grew up in the church and grew up in the town. My relatives and buried there. If you end up visiting there after seeing my comment please respect this place. It holds so much sentimental importance and value for so many people in the community. Thank you 🙏🏼 As a lifelong resident of Worcester County I would like to say Thank You So Much for this wonderful informational video of the Nipmuc tribe and some of their history. I realize that this video is pretty old now. I had to share thanks. ❤

Morning Tony, thaty was an awssome expalnation! Indeed not that difficult! Thnaks !

Again,thank you for breaking down this Robbie Blunt 1980s classic. This is PERFECT.

Thanks You! This is just what I needed to play this iconic piece. Your note by note meticulous breakdown is perfect for me. I appreciate your efforts.

Great lesson! I guess James Hetfield from Metallica could have been inspired in this song when he wrote the interlude (slow part) of Master Of Puppets.

6 years ago and I am still learning at 66! WTH! Thanks.

A very interesting lesson . Can you please show us the chords in 'diagrams' form please? Thanks.

I remember her mother or grandmother, Mary Newland, the "Story Hour" lady!

This video needs to be locked in a time capsule. Humble beginnings from the best brewery in the world.

Camera could be directed to the Veterans more often. Student involvement was perfect. Great great American guitar musician and rendition! (Hendrix would like this. ) Mark and Mr. Oliveira’s messages should be repeated in the classrooms and Mr. Burns will naturally incorporate the message when talking with his students for sure …. I believe that if PHS used daily music in each classroom (or even as they entered the building) the students would focus and settle down. Try it. They will like it. Overall, it was excellent, but a bit too quiet for some of those over active brains in the audience to appreciate the veterans. The students were respectful and that’s really important. I believe the teachers should have required their students to talk to a veteran before they left after the assembly. Curriculum can be incorporated every moment of the students’ day. 1:03:02 I am always there in spirit.

This was my first video of Tony. Excellent lesson, would not change a thing! I liked/subscribed and will be following this channel. Thanks for the video.

The RV park was terrifying I had touch pass I cried

Great job!