Boogie Chillen taught by Tom Feldmann

[@ShaneOpeno]

One of the best tutorials for this song I've ever seen.

[@frankgallagher2374]

Great song, great lesson. Thanks Tom ❤

[@logansams1]

Great playing.

[@slartybartfast6526]

Well done. Easy to follow.

[@Ticotron]

Awesome lesson!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@CC-qb9sm]

Good stuff 🤠

[@SergeCeyral]

Extremely well done, sir... Maybe, a tad too well done, as JLH was too lazy to play so many notes! We always should remember his famous math theorem: "if it's to complicated, you're wrong" And, btw, JLH, back in '48, could never have afforded such a wonderful Collings guitar. But i'm kiddin, it' a great lesson, perfectly detailed.

[@tonyparatore888]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@chrislandry5797]

What kind of guitar are you playing?

[@hansvandermeulen5515]

I like how JLH's style seems to predate the likes of Charley Patton,though JLH mostly played electric guitar and first recorded in the 40s. I kinda wish his stepfather Willie Moore was recorded.

[@msoiseth3419]

So THIS is where Robbie Kreiger got that riff for Roadhouse Blues. Hmm.

[@conrad7668]

but i always want to get to the fifths ..... may be thats it.

[@SaranjitDosanjh]

there are so many videos of how to play boogie chillen with a capo and open tuning. how about a video of how to play it in standard tuning, say if someone wanted to do it as part of a set and you have to stay in standard tuning for the other songs and you only have one spare guitar which needs to be in standard tuning for obvious reasons

[@h.m.1101]

Play something diferent, make an arrangement...

[@dontgoout1434]

Sounds so far from the real thing some parts are awful

[@BlindArthurBlake]

Were two comments really necessary? I trust Stefan Grossman's discretion in teachers. If your version is better, by all means then please post it.

[@dontgoout1434]

Lacks feeling misses a lot