This is the song which inspired me to learn guitar. Great lesson, thanks much.

Emaj? Nope. B mixo to A lydian and back.

tabs help alot....

8:37

Now try it with slapping!

Great Great lesson... Good pace and well explained...Thank you !!!!❤

What a treasure trove of great tones builds so beautifully when played as a whole. Ty for your always great lessons

A very good lesson. I wish I knew these ideas on soloing years ago. Keep rocking on!😅

THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND IS ,AND ALWAYS WILL BE ONE OF THE GREATEST BANDS EVER TO PLAY MUSIC!ABSOLUTELY AMAZING BAND OF MUSCIANS 🎸🎸🎹🎤🥁🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶👍✌️😎!BOB.

❤❤

Chord

You never want less length bro!

Nah, you can duplicate both bass parts by tapping instead of plucking. Use the LH to tap on the C and slide down to the F on the E string. while using the RH to tap the G string E (8th fret) and slide it up to the A (14th fret). Only takes a few minutes to get both hands synchronized.

Play the song and tell us the chord progression

Not any help

❤

Dude! Thank you for this one… One of the greatest songs of all time….

First time I came across your channel, very clearly teaching and excellent pictures to follow the left and right hand. Thank you

This is very helpful for me as an upright bass player, too. Thank you!

Yes! That "B" is ghosted. Most people play that wrong.

Learning in December 2024 great lesson

Your tutorial is really good. I enjoyed every moment of it. Thank you.

Fantastic lesson, good work.

Thank you for taking the time to make and post this video. Just subscribed

Thank you for this lesson. I am new to guitar. Could you also make a tutorial for the regular guitar for this song please?

Best camera angle…super teacher = excellent tutorial

Thank you for your help! I appreciate the way you explain in simple terms.

Thanks for the help,,great show

Love this

I like to trace the origins of music. The ABBs turned the pop blues song by the Spencer Davis Group into a jazzy instrumental. I saw the ABB only once as a 15 year old at the Warehouse in New Orleans in November 1970. The band loved the place and played there so often the patrons regarded them as the house band. They were at their top form. I had heard their music on the radio but didn't know who did it. As soon as I heard them open up with this tune, I was immediately hooked. I stood so close to the stage I could see Duane's molars when he opened his mouth. After they and Procol Harum finished their sets, they returned to stage and jammed with Fleetwood Mac founding guitarist Peter Green until almost dawn. I wish that session had been recorded. It would be legendary today.

How come I just discovered this cat? Someone else said it, but those flats sound so good with the humbucker pickups.

Thank you for posting this. All of the music for this version online has the chords capoed which puts it in D and it’s a pain to transpose ❤

Really trying to get used to using my pinky so that’s how I’ll practice this. Great lesson!

wow, I've been trying this solo with tabs for a little while and came across this video. So much easier the way you teach with the overhead view. I can't believe I got it down in under 30 minutes. New sub here! Looking forward to viewing some of your other videos. Thank you!

Great job....Berry was the perfect counter point to Duane and Dickie

2:02; 3:44; 6:18;

Man buy a tuner

Nice! The 3 different insets give us a great visual reference. Really good analysis. I’ve been hearing/playing that intro lick wrong for 100yrs, Man!

fun, thanks. Excellent lesson!

This guy is such a great teacher: thank you!

Great you did a combo of the 2 solos!

3:55 let's get to it

I’m gonna have to go to guitar center and try this on a Rickenbacker

Brilliant! I have the opening cold, getting close on verse and chorus. Thanks for the clarity!!

Thanks! I'm interested in the Solo too

Found my self waiting for you to clear your throat so I could focus on the notes but besides that good lesson. Thank you.

Great job explaining this great song to the rest of us😊

Best lesson/breakdown I've ever seen. Nicely done!

fantastic thanks so much

Great vid thanks. Solo in A minor tho.