Hank Williams Country Strumming and Guitar Solo - Style of Your Cheatin' Heart - Easy Guitar Lesson

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Lesson ID: A0155
In this country guitar lesson, you'll learn three country strumming patterns that work great for classic country. Then we’ll practice the country strumming patterns over a couple of chord progressions in the style of the old classic song “Your Cheatin’ Heart” by Hank Williams, Sr. After we work through the rhythm guitar parts, we’ll switch gears and I’ll teach you a simple classic country guitar solo that you can play along with “Your Cheatin’ Heart”. Overall this is a great lesson for classic country strumming and classic country lead guitar.
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In this country guitar lesson course, you'll start out learning one of the most important strumming patterns for classic country guitar. Then we'll build upon the strumming pattern to make it more complex as we work through each lesson in the series. By the end of the guitar lessons, you'll know several useful country strumming patterns and you'll be able to apply the strumming patterns to just about any classic country or bluegrass song.
The Gear I Use:
Acoustic Guitar Strings - Woodtone Country Series woodtonestring...
Acoustic Guitar - Martin D18 Ambertone Finish, Collings D2H, Atkin D28, Martin D-16GT, Martin D-15
Guitar Pick - BlueChip TP40
Thumb Pick - Dunlop 9003P White Plastic Thumbpicks, Large
Capo - Shub S1 Deluxe

[@CB-68-westcreations]

A couple of your other videos had me ready to disregard the channel. And then I saw this one. This is worth following and sharing. Thanks for putting the effort into it!

[@nolinolikscoyrosete9018]

Thank you for sharing..God bless you.

[@sergiocanalini3979]

Questa persona è un maestro bravissimo a insegnare a suonare la chitarra, perché tutto questo proviene dal suo cuore e dall'anima che c'è in lui. Grazie mille ciao.

[@countryguitaronline]

Thanks Sergio!

[@rajanvijayudu1337]

9:30 onwards singing the chords is very helpful. Thanks

[@dinguseva9270]

Howdy! We finished our trip-po-let experience and went exploring. Boy, are we gonna have some fun! Thank you!!!

[@dirtworshiper2800]

Thanks for the lesson. I loves my Hank Williams and jimmy Rodgers.

[@Tom-mo2dr]

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[@stainlesssteve25]

Beautiful brother. Thank you from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@countryguitaronline]

Thanks man!

[@clutchfloyd1716]

Your lessons are great. Thanks!!

[@thewesterncountryband8262]

Thx for this great lesson! Here is some country music from Austria (the land of forrest cities and exploding trees). A really rocking love song. Hope you like it! @

[@Ben-rj7xs]

Excellent Video Thank You..

[@richardprutz6458]

You Got what I Needed- Thanks Brother

[@feycaldidani1165]

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[@MrPeter924]

Great music song country music playing guitar 🎸

[@mygic183]

Great stuff!

[@GarryAReed]

Fine video,thank you ! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@johnnybx3254]

As always Fantastic lesson! Hey I don’t usually plug people but I know you love county and bluegrass like me! I ran across a fella named Chris Sharp that did some great lessons on Lester Flat .

[@countryguitaronline]

Thanks John! Cool I’ll check him out

[@Breezy.Anderson]

That's a great lesson. Although Hank didn't do all that. Singer of simple songs and chords. In fact he couldn't even read music. He was a heck of a Songwriter . That's really where his talent soared. There a dozens of great singers. Not many could write their own music. Also that strumming technique for the C chord is not the way Hank did it either. I learned it in church as a young . You bounce that ring finger back in forth . You don't keep it rested.

[@countryguitaronline]

Breezy Anderson thanks 👍 Yeah for sure, he kept it simple. The main goal of this lesson is to work on some nice country rhythm and lead techniques that work great with several songs.

[@Breezy.Anderson]

@@countryguitaronline yeah your guitar playing is great brother. Definitely subscribed and I'll be learning what I can from you.

[@danielpenaofficial4186]

Breezy Anderson so hank played by moving the ring finger to the bass 6th string then goes to the normal 5th strong on his songs? Let me know thank you!!

[@steveendicott1855]

@Breezy Hank actually knew more on the guitar than was first thought! He did know his barre chords but didn't like using them. He just liked plain and simple as you said. He didn't like things too complicated

[@RenoWeedLajos]

wow nice playing..

[@nicolasotano2584]

Thank you

[@mtrullinger7633]

Helpful

[@wolfgangrussel5250]

thanks

[@AnonMemSoc]

I want to learn this

[@breakitdownbarneystyle508]

I just wanna play the first minute of your video!

[@Rowen170]

Does anyone know where he teaches the guitar solo at? I've watched this video twice and he does not teach it. Thanks

[@countryguitaronline]

It’s over at CGO… click the tab Guitar Solo on this page and you’ll find the lesson there in the member area countryguitaronline.com/your-cheatin-heart-country-strumming-guitar-lesson/

[@TheTeddyBrosevelt]

What’s the best tuning to use for the song? Or any Hank Williams? I’m gonna guess the key of D but I usually play in standard or a half step down.

[@Rowen170]

Where's the guitar solo being taught? Is there another video? Thanks "Edit" Nevermind, ,I just found it. Yee Haw,,, thanks

[@countryguitaronline]

Good deal. Hope like the lesson!

[@nicolasotano2584]

For u dad..... mati

[@wadedeeds1738]

Love it but to much explaining, confuses.