Learn to play Everlong Acoustic - Foo Fighters

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Thanks for watching my lesson on the Foo Fighters' classic "Everlong." Click that subscribe button, tell a friend, and see you EVERY SATURDAY at 12p PST for new episodes of the Riff Rundown! Happy playing!

[@orlandor.carloii5576]

Thank you Angela.

[@KellyRankin-docrock]

I take lessons and I’ve watched some other famous u tube teachers but couldn’t quite get it right. You did an AMAZING job of breaking down the exquisite rhythm that the opening riff requires. I’m hooked on your style of teaching. Perfect

[@tannertucker22]

Excellent teacher. I don’t understand why u don’t have millions of followers. This is coming from a 61 year old CPA. So all ages can enjoy your lessons. Owned many guitars. Currently playing a d28 and Les Paul standard. I will become a Patreon.

[@shawnhuff3920]

I was born in April 1974 and I started playing guitar in 1987 my first guitar was a stella acoustic guitar i really like acoustic guitar music and bass guitar lines and 80's metal music ...😊

[@theoryofamusiclover]

I'm brand new here. Wish I'd found you years ago!! I'm an older player,52 yrs old, but have played on and off for years. Only just recently started taking guitar seriously. My first guitar, which I still own, is a 1969 Silverstone 12 string my grandfather owned and played in a travelling bluegrass band in the 1970s. My current go to guitar is a 2021 Washburn SV9 acoustic.

[@igavehimadollar3354]

I’ve been playin for over 30 years I’ve just discovered your channel I really love how you go about this . I just sent it to a friend that wants to learn . Your breakdown of this is really great

[@thetruthgodcountry5052]

Angela thank you so much for breaking down this song for us. As usual the instructions were simple and accurate. Everlong is now part of my set list.. I played it last Friday night as the last song in the evening people went nuts they were not expecting that from my man on an acoustic. Please keep showing us these awesome tunes

[@georgev8479]

Awesome my first Drop D tuning song. I'm 68 years young. First guitar which I still have is a Yamaha FG331 bought about 45 years ago. Yes it still plays and looks good. I really enjoy and learn from your lessons. Thank You so much. I hope to see you perform live someday.

[@JohnnyBGood1kd]

I've studied this song with about 10 different KZbinrs, came across your channel Angela, yours is so detailed, yours Eyes caught my attention to understand it better, not in a flirting way, Your a Natural Teacher. cheers from Down Under

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Thanks for the kind words! I am thrilled this lesson helped you learn this song!

[@susanbloodgood3572]

Looks like I meant this comment for another thing I was checking out, oh well

[@TheBROWLAND]

Stumbled around guitar for many years. Your teaching is epic.

[@two2ixmusic]

Fayetteville, NC 26 first guitar, Ibanez GX70 😆 One of my absolute top 10 songs right here! Favorite song, Kublai Khan,TX Self Destruct!

[@PeteGarcia542]

Awesome! Just sat here practicing this song here for the past two hours and now my left arm won't move!

[@myprettyselena]

My first guitar was a Danelectro electric and a small Sears Silvertone amp. I got it for Christmas in 1972 when I was 12. I never stopped playing and now I'm 63, so I've been playing for over 50 years! I never stopped playing or learning and that's why I'm on here. I've played in many different bands and as long as I have a guitar I'm never alone or bored.

[@mikepower4113]

Another awesome lesson. My 1st guitar was a 71 Fender Tele bought in 72 and I still have it.

[@parisdblack1711]

Thank you for the lessons. I am tuning in from Columbus, Ohio. My first guitar was given to me 50 years ago at Christmas by my grandfather. It was a an acoustic Gibson with a cherry red burst.

[@fpaladin]

the hour goes by so fast (even with the rewinds)…and here again you’ve added depth and a better understanding of to this beautiful instrument. Thank you!!

[@chrisp9127]

I look forward to your Saturday Guitar lessons. Your a natural as a teacher.

[@alansnell2530]

Thanks from London. great detail

[@RichardWagner3]

Hey Angela, Love the way teach. tuning in from Asbury Park, NJ. Coming to Guitar late in life (62). First guitar a Black Epiphone AJ 220 SCE, second Epi Les Paul Custom Pro. Big Tom Petty & Foo Fighters fan.

[@chesterfrantz6209]

Excellent tutorial/ fantastic instructions/fun learning love lots of slow play along.

[@DavGreg]

Looking in from Marion, AR - just outside Memphis. First guitar was a Taylor 314. Thx for the class, and yes I hit the subscribe button.

[@aprylrittenhouse4562]

Thank you for playing it so I could sing it and see where the changes take place in conjunction with the singing

[@dalechordis658]

This video was made on my Birthday :) Great job Angela!!!!

[@davidhughes9638]

fantastic lesson, clear and precise, thank you so much.

[@marks6357]

London uk cheap old acoustic which nearly made me give up lol use a Martin lx1e now love it. Wow what a great resource you provide here amazing guitar lessons. Thank you thank you kindly.

[@Beatles123ful]

Saw you on Norms rare guitars playing this song and Oh Well, you’re incredible! Love your teaching technique and song selection. Thanks

[@wkclshero]

Great lesson ... An alternative that I have seen Dave use for that FIRST position D chord is in 5th position : Open 6th string / 5th fret 5th string/ 7th fret 4th string / 7th fret third string

[@MrBudda1955]

Hey Angela I’m from Loveland Colorado My first concert was Grand Funk in 1972 You are great

[@essjam]

I found your channel while trying to learn the Allman Brother's Melissa. Then I saw this one for Everlong! Holy cow this is brilliant. I subscribed immediately. Thank you Angela. Watching from Kansas City

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Wow, thank you!

[@gboy1973]

I've learned a few foo songs and never really tried this one even though it is one of my faves... Great lesson and I am having a blast adding this to my set ( practice ) list. Thanks so much!

[@Winterfell1066]

really nice lesson. Thanks

[@davidmiller180]

Great Song! Great lesson!!!

[@rogereverett4467]

Watching from The Bootheel of Missouri. First guitar was a cheap student size Yamaha acoustic that was hard for me to play at 13. A few good guitars later, I gave it away. It’s hard to look at your eyes while I watch your videos. It’s like your seeing through my soul.

[@m80prs]

Outstanding teaching skills. Learned so much last few weeks. Thanks mate😀🤘🏼

[@frkmt]

What a good teacher you are! 👏👏👏

[@joeortiz841]

I forgot tuner.what is the e string now Bsharp

[@jorgeg390]

Thanks.

[@Martin_HD28]

New subscriber here. You are truly an amazing teacher. The best I've run across on all of KZbin!

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Thank you!!

[@j.b.4238]

Thank you so much

[@andrewferguson887]

Thanks Angela, great song, great lesson, love how you do the mouth pout thing, because i do the same, lol, subscribed

[@skyjesse7]

i love your style thank you for our teachings great tutorial!

[@CarletonGore-d8g]

My name is Eli. My first guitar was a Yamaha f250. My favorite song is another Park another Sunday by the Doobie Brothers. Thanks for your instructions 😊

[@barryarsenault9796]

Hi… I don’t use drop D tuning often. My ears can’t perfectly pick up the 4th string D sound to match the sixth string. My tuners won’t pick it up also for the 6th string drop. So instead I can easily tune the 6 string to the 5 string A just by fretting the 6 string on the 7th fret. My tuners pick it up to match it perfectly for A. The 6 string becomes Drop D.

[@j.flynnmusic]

Missed this but one of my favorite songs. I mainly sing but I have couple of go to songs that tend to play as go to. Wish by Pearl Jam and Bobcaygen by the Tragically Hip🇨🇦

[@chriskayakq-ster7264]

Hi Angela, I'm Chris from Maryland my first guitar was acoustic Yamaha FG770 flat top w/gold plated machines I used medium Martin strings on it. Self taught i have all electric now. Fishman pick ups on Fender cutaways x 2, Gretch hollowbody electric , Fender Stratocaster player series, Ovation Legend 12 string electric. Love lessons with new songs here. Thanks!

[@gustavoviveros8394]

Thank You Angela 👍🏻 saludos 🇲🇽

[@adamhurley1480]

howdie, from Tex........ii mean San Francisco. can't remember the name of my first guitar but i found out that you could slide a credit card underneath the back of the bridge.....not goood. so i got a Takamine, kuv it😂. Thanx for the lesson you're a great teacher!

[@MrNolz33]

👏👏👏👏 if only!! maybe one day!

[@roamlikekane]

Your specificity in breaking things down is what distinguishes you from the rest.

[@AllThatShreds]

Angela!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@KevinMetcalfe]

I’m in the SF Bay Area. My first guitar was a cheap Hondo Les Paul copy that I got in the ‘70s. It was horrible. My first decent guitar was an Applause AA-14 that I got in ‘79 and still have.

[@kendricklyon9633]

My first guitar was a Yamaha f335

[@philsayers8067]

Legend. Great song - great lesson

[@evandijken2318]

Dear Angela, I loved your online class! Can I read this lesson back on paper? Greetings from Erik, The Netherlands

[@carllau8086]

Well done! Watching from Zurich, Switzerland.

[@racyagentmac]

Damn I missed it live but I'll still learn this btw looking gorgeous today ❤🤘

[@mikekummerer6509]

I’m in Wisconsin ! My fav guitar is the Firebird …but I own Strats & a Tele …How do you learn all these songs?

[@davidkenneth3983]

Dave mpls first ax acoutic ooo17 like the sound of it those strings make a dif nick.d adar?seems like your action low and bright nickel strings?some day gonna get one like it what p.ups

[@ericwiese7479]

Kramer electric don’t remember the model and now a 1965 Gibson j45 acoustic

[@bartcrawford8462]

Thank you! I have played this song incorrectly for years. ;)~ Seriously, the c# slide up etc...has always confused me. I can never play it and sing it at the same time. I'll check if you have a tutorial on That!. Best, Bart

[@parisdblack1711]

Post Script: I listen to a lot of music from Abba to ZZ Top, but my all time favorite artist is Prince.

[@Gripdog]

on the pre-chorus run, you mention using a 2-finger mute on the D string. Assume you meant the 6th string which is in Drop D... are you bending your fingers to also try and mute the 4th string D? And when you offer the option to release the mute to get that "droning D" into the chord, are you referring to the 6th string D or the 4th string D.... or both?

[@rcrobertson9563]

Angela I would give you all of my blue m&ms if you could teach me to play a guitar half as good as you...great video

[@Kevin-bi9wj]

you are wonderful! what do you use for you video and audio?

[@agsansoo]

Great Teacher ! PS- missing Jenny Pagliaro

[@davidhoward8951]

What kind of Fishman equipment are you using

[@strummerjimmurray7378]

Harmony Hollywood H41

[@slowjoecpsf]

Thank you for playing the intro first

[@richackerman9782]

gorgeous and the best guitar face on the planet

[@randycousineau9274]

❤️❤️

[@Slinkymusic]

Townsend that 😁🎸🌹

[@robertakerman3570]

Does that make Us "Jimmy Scott's GRAND-STUDENTS?"

[@stanleygreen5666]

tab would be nice

[@desitime6023]

My first Guitar was hit by a car that went through the living room and nicked it on the side.

[@junomaxzoey5146]

Very taxing on the fingers. Dave intermittently releases his fingers from the strings specially on the first 3 chords (intro/verse).

[@donarmenta4464]

Can't hear U !

[@donarmenta4464]

O.K. !

[@AnyhowItsMe]

Too much Worms

[@MeMe-gx5il]

m ok