Brad Paisley Mud On The Tires Guitar Lesson

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Learn how to play Brad Paisley's "Mud On The Tires" song. The full lesson will teach you the acoustic and electric guitar parts including the solo, plus an additional solo I improvised over the fiddle ride in the middle of the song after the first chorus.
Available on DVD, Download, or in the online members section and includes tablature and jam tracks. Instructional video by Ken Carlson.

[@adamekfight1255]

Brad Paisley is one of my favourite guitarist, great lesson, I really appreciate your effort and I'm going to learn that amazing song ;) Greetings from Poland and all the best for a New Year! Hope your channell will progress :)

[@CountryGuitarChops]

+Przemek Wałek Thanks Przemek, I'm glad you enjoyed the guitar lessons!

[@andrewwaters649]

What pedals are you using for this video?

[@martycoomber7897]

Great job on a hard song...Brad gets crazy sometimes.......

[@guitagious9464]

You, sir, have done your homework and paid some dues along the way - no doubt. I really appreciate your playing talent and that great Nashville, pop-pickin', Tele tone you are getting here. (Seymour Duncan in bridge?) I see you are a fan of fat fret wire too. Bravo all around!!!!! Well done!

[@CountryGuitarChops]

Thanks Barry! That's a set of the Dimarzio "Twang Kings" pickups in that axe. I definitely like the tone of the neck PU better than the SD comparable, and I think I'm going to swap these out with the SD's from another tele and see how the bridge compares to the broadcaster. Thanks again Barry!

[@guitagious9464]

I gotta get me some of those! My "Lace Sensors" just don't cut it for country spank. In fact, the '57 classic pickups (in split coil mode) in my Gibsons do a much better job at spankin' than those lace sensors in my tele!!! Who would've thought?!?! Thanks Ken!

[@georgfritzl8453]

Nice Job, nicely played and very clearly explained.

[@flipomacias168]

Soy mexicano y aprecio y respeto su cultura y música tradicional..... Muchas felicidades y gracias por compartir. Thanks for sharing your art.

[@bluraylunatic7592]

Oh thanks I have never played one before. I use Taylor guitars but I will definitely check those out. Don't worry about not turning the sim off, it still sounded great. Thank you for taking the time to respond.

[@paulojohnnynello4155]

Mr. Ken Carlson, you are GREAT!

[@CountryGuitarChops]

+Paulo Nello Thanks Paulo!

[@friendlyreminderbyronni]

Dude YOU ROCK!!!!

[@Zuhlsmann1]

My favorite song of all time. I will be purchasing this DVD!

[@sixsentsoldiers]

D then a 3rd on the bass. Love it. Never heard anybody describe it like that. I'm a bass player who started on guitar. So I can appreciate that. Love your channel.

[@CountryGuitarChops]

+SixSentSoldiers I think I said "A" with a third in the bass. It's a chord shape I use quite frenquently over all chords. Thanks!

[@MontanoLopez712]

Great lesson, I love it.

[@rickmangler9267]

Great job. You nailed it man.

[@straightway8372]

great job!

[@mattgoodson7781]

could you do a lesson on whiskey under the bridge by Brooks and dunn?

[@CountryGuitarChops]

+Matt Goodson Thanks for the request Matt. I'll add it to my list!

[@bluraylunatic7592]

What acoustic guitar is that? It sounds AMAZING!

[@CountryGuitarChops]

+Skylar Young Hi Skyler, Thanks! It's a Seagull brand, and it does have a really nice tone. It would have sounded much better if I wouldn't have run it through the amp simulator pedal I used for this lesson! I normally play through a real amp (for the electrics) but I decided to run through an AC30 style simulator this time to get closer to Brad's tone, and I forgot to turn it off when I did the acoustic parts, so they sound a little gritty and on the brittle side. Oh well!!

[@Indyriwer]

Oh my G Thank you

[@ReverendHogwash]

Nicely done!