You are most welcome - enjoy! 🙏🙏🎸🎸

Wow, thank you very much for your incredibly kind words and feedback - I am truly humbled. You are exactly the type of person that I make these tutorials for! 🙏🙏🎸🎸 Just let me know if there any songs that you would like me to make a tutorial for - it would be my pleasure!

@@tellitlikeitis-rg4ny Yes, that is correct but my beginners are not Johnny Marr!! 😅 I did mention something along those lines in the description - please read it and feel free to delete your comment/apologise as appropriate 🙏

@@arkadiko66 I don't understand Italian - sorry!!

Thank you so much - you are most welcome! 🎸🎸😁😁

@@mauromaldonado6694 It sounds like he strums DU for three bars and then on the last one he does a really quick DUDUDU twice. Thin pick recommended for that last part! 😄

@@beb4354 Thank you for your kind comments. You're absolutely right, that Sticky Fingers song is a brilliant tune!! I will certainly get that tutorial up for you! 🙏🤗🎸

@@DwoedI always tune twice immediately before each tutorial but the phone mic seems to pick something up from the amp that isn't obvious in the room when I'm playing. Very frustrating, for sure! 😏😅

Who on this planet could be? 😅😅🎸🎸

Thank you for clearing that up - much appreciated! Yes, I remember a student was asking about this song last summer and I listened to the song a few times and put the tutorial up (perhaps a little too hastily!) for him. The first chord might even possibly be an Asus2 given that lovely open sound on the recording. It's a great song, though! 😁🎸🙏

素晴らしい 🎸😁 非常に高品質なギター 🙏 Enjoy!

@@AnkarMusic I could not pass this deal up yesterday - you're right, it looks amazing but it also feels super smooth to play and it sounds great. The real clincher was the fact that I paid less than $400 for it!! 😁🎸

@@britrockguitar that's great!

Oh, living overseas I am very jealous of you getting to see the Modfather playing live! Just a quick note on the riff, I noticed that Steve Cradock plays the live riff from this song as an octave-style D chord (EX A5 DX G7 BX EX) sliding up to an E. I prefer the cleaner notes myself but if you're looking for that heavier sound, try that out. Enjoy! 🎸🎸😊😊

Добро пожаловать - отличная песня отличной группы! 😊🎸

You are quite right - enjoy it!! 😃😁🎸

🙏🤭🤗 Blimey, anyone would think that you're the actual guitarist out of the band or something!! 😄 Brilliant stuff - you have really made my day! Firstly, thank you for writing and producing such a great song. Secondly, those chord voicings higher up the fretboard do indeed sound absolutely fantastic. I am truly humbled, sir. 🙏 🎸 Thank you so much again! 🙏

@britrockguitar Give over! My pleasure, matey. Redo it correctly. 😊 It's an honour for you to have a cracking at it. There are some versions which sound like they're listening to something else?

@@davidpottsmusic Terrific stuff, I have updated the chord information in the description. All of my students over here are beginners hence the focus on the open chords in the tutorial. They really loved playing your song in class, though, I have to say. Hey, that decade was absolutely amazing for music and you created great music in that decade and for that we sincerely thank you, sir. 🙏🙏

Thank you for your kind feedback and valued insight into the performance aspect of this song. I am very impressed that you sing and play lead in the band! Indeed, given the original band's seemingly insurmountable personal issues and the often hit-and-miss splinter groups, the baton for keeping their amazing live sound going will rest upon your shoulders. No pressure, Tony! 😅😅🎸🎸

@britrockguitar I'm a supporter of the original /official UB40 only. They are doing great on tour in the US at the moment and are absolutely sounding the best they've ever been. They're very down to earth and accessible. 4 of them left have been doing it 45 years now and they still keep getting better. Will be seeing them soon.

@@tonyharley5230 I remember seeing them back in the late 80s. I was only a young teenager then, but even at that age, I was very aware that it was a special event. My uncle was a big Robert Palmer fan and I remember having to get there early to see him supporting (Robert Palmer, not my uncle, of course!).

@@britrockguitar we do the Robert Palmer song. Great tune.

Thank you very much for your kind words and I am delighted that you found the tutorial useful. This song was huge in the mid-1990s - it was a great era for guitar music, for sure! Keep rocking that guitar! 🎸😁

Thank you for your kind words 🙏😃 I hope that it is not raining where you are! ☺️

Yes, you're right - this is very much an entry-level multi-effects pedal aimed at new and intermediate guitarists. If the sounds are not bright enough, it is well worth exploring the software to hone your preferred sound. Also, don't underestimate your guitar's pick-up settings when seeking that brighter tone. Above all else, have fun whilst experimenting! 😜😁🎸

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "is not able to produce bright sound." I've got the same unit. The unit has tweakability by EQ and volume for each patch, as well as global EQ and volume. Your amp also has the ability to alter the sonic qualities of what it produces from your guitar. Just play with the dials. I have no issues with brightness or dullness. You shouldn't either.

Thank you for your kind words🙏 Yes, there are some nice guitar parts in this traditionally electronic group's song. Enjoy! 🎸😊

Thank you so much - you are most welcome! 🙏 It is a great song and a good example of how great bands can build epic songs out of essentially two base chords. Yes, enjoy that one! 😃🎸😊

Firstly, thank you very much for your very kind feedback - I've never been considered an expert by anyone before! 😅 Regarding the chords, play open D chord but bring your thumb over the fifth and sixth strings to dampen them as you strum. For the F#, I would always urge new guitarists to barre your first finger across strings one, two and three at the second fret, and then place your second finger on the third string at the third fret. This is the least punishing fingering for new guitarists and this moveable shape is very handy. If you then remove your second finger, the chord becomes an F#m. With just those two simple shapes on any of the twelve frets, you will be able to play 90% of rock and pop songs. Thank you again for your support and just let me know if there are any songs that you would like me to cover in the future. Above all else, though, keep at the guitar and enjoy all of the degrees of progress that you make. 🙏🎸😃

@@britrockguitar Oh my gosh! You are most definitely an expert - Thank you so much for this it has helped me tremendously! I’ve been told the opening sounds exactly like the track & I learnt that from your video!! I wish all the best 🎸😁😁

@@MiMi-pj2dv wow, once again I am truly humbled by your kind words. I am delighted to have been able to help. 🙏😊

Thank you very much for your kind feedback. 🙏 I usually only use a 3w amp for these beginner's videos but for this one I used a 30w Cube amp😅 Yes, my neighbours were also unimpressed...🎸🤪

@@stevenish95 The opening notes are played on a piano but are just G (twice), open A, G, C and open D. These then lead into those chords that are in the video. Enjoy! 🎸😃

And you, sir, are very welcome indeed! 🙏🤪🎸

I tend not to play the whole song through, mainly due to the longer video size and length. Also, some viewers will inevitably comment on the performance rather than viewing it as the (hopefully!) simple guitar tutorial that it is. 🎸😅

Thank you for your excellent comments and you are absolutely right - Steve Cradock is a fantastic musician. OCS are one of my favourite bands and Cradock's playing with Weller has been consistently immense. Interesting fact: I went to the same school as Steve and lived just up the road from him! 😅

You're most welcome 🙏 Enjoy banging this great tune out! 🎸🤪

You're most welcome 🙏 enjoy playing this one! 😃🎸

You're most welcome 🙏 enjoy playing this lovely tune! 🎸

I will be honest, I would never have attempted to figure out a song like this either! 😅 The gentleman who requested it came across as really passionate and sincere, so I was happy to do it for him. You're quite right - if you can get a process in place that works for you, you will be able to figure out any song independently, and this has to be the ultimate aim of any teacher. Yes, you are most welcome 🙏 the pleasure was all mine (in the end!). 😆🎸🤪

Hey, this was a piece of cake after the mild trauma of 'Brainstorm Interlude'! 🤪😅😊🎸

@@britrockguitar wasn’t it?😁🫡

Thank you very much - always a pleasure! 😃🎸

You are most welcome and I am delighted that you found it useful! 🎸🎸😊😊 By showing people the process of figuring out a song, it will hopefully encourage them to develop their own ear by applying it to other songs that they wish to learn. A win-win situation, for sure! 😁

@@britrockguitar Bro its gonna lit,Thankkkkkk you once again🥳🥳

You are most welcome - I am really glad that you found it useful. Enjoy playing that one! 😊😊🎸🎸

I believe that it was featured on 'A Northern Soul'. It's quite a chaotic track! 😅🎸

No, I just need a guitar and a plectrum, in all honesty.

No, I am good, thank you. This is just a small channel for my guitar students and, as such, is only aimed at new guitar players. I have no interest in being famous or popular. The simple pleasure of playing guitar is more than enough for me, trust me! 😅😅

Please confirm the artist and song - is it 'Brainstorm' by Arctic Monkeys? 🎸🎸

@@britrockguitar Of course The Verve Mate ,Track Name is “Brainstorm interlude” by The Verve Lead Guitarist Sir Nick McCabe!!! Plz plz plz

@@FZ779 There's some serious McCabe sonic sorcery on that tune - I hope you're not just trying to get me kicked out of my apartment!! 🎸😁

@@britrockguitar Lol,Believe me i can put my clock on if you say yes ,plz😇

First verse will be okey for me Mate!!Big request from UAE

Thank you once again for your wonderfully kind comments about my choice of tutorials - I can clearly see that you understand where I am coming from with this channel! It would have been the easiest thing in the world for me to have done 30 Oasis songs, 30 Paul Weller, 30 The Verve, on so on, but I am trying to show the diverse guitar parts in each song, certainly in the longer tutorials. It might be a unique strumming pattern in one or, in this example, the 'chugging muting' (I'm sure that cannot be the technical term for it!). I really hope that your playing is coming along. 🙏🎸😊

Thank you for your very kind feedback - I do appreciate it. Yes, it is that opening chord that gives the song its mystical allure. Just listening to it again now, it sounds like an Em9. My tinnitus must have been playing up when I recorded this tutorial! 😅😅🎸🎸

Wow - thank you so much for your kind words! I feel truly humbled and am happy that you found it useful. 🙏🙏🎸🎸😊😊

Terrific stuff - keep at it and just let me know if you have any tutorial requests! 🎸🎸😊😊

Songbird by oasis?​@@britrockguitar

@@beb4354 😁🎸Here's one i prepared earlier: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIauYayBeMx6l5o