Grateful Dead Guitar Lesson: “I Know You Rider”

[@hearinpeace3619]

Hey Mike, Awesome teaching style...right in my wheelhouse! I'm a intermediate player and your lessons allow me to access chord changes and ideas quickly. Keep it going, man!

[@drkmriggs]

Thanks for the tip on finding the solo position! Brilliant and so easy to remember!

[@nunyabizb]

I love this song as well as your simple teaching! Grateful Mike. Im looking your lessons up, I like your style. I could absolutely picture a jam session with you. Anyhow thanks for the simply said, so I can play my grateful dead. Ha ha.

[@ohhansel]

Mike thank you so much for putting out these awesome lessons. Great example of strangers stopping strangers just to shake their hand. Just discovered you so I'll have some requests coming.

[@GratefulMikeGuitar]

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[@yourbrother5304]

Learned to play it in minutes. Fantastic work my friend. 🌹

[@GratefulMikeGuitar]

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[@jstolecki]

Hey Mike! Just stumbled onto your site and I’m really excited. As a recently retired 64 y.o. who saw his first show in ‘72 and picked up the guitar about 10 years ago, I think I’ll really enjoy your lessons. Thank you in advance!!

[@Sharpest_]

This is so awesome! Very easy to learn with how you explained it

[@TheShearwater123]

Really good, clear lesson in how to play this great tune

[@GratefulMikeGuitar]

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[@aizmor2600]

Thanks Mike, really inspiring....

[@moledog88]

Nice shirt , great lesson, delco here !

[@yitz9018]

Love your channel. Learnt Shakedown from you. Much appreciated

[@GratefulMikeGuitar]

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[@justinguynup9262]

Bro thank you so much

[@FlatlandMando]

Of Course! that looks good & sounds good the way you play it. I'd like to get a handle on how to find those solo notes on an Irish Tenor banjo ( think mandolin, that is GDAE...same tuning)

[@MusicTherapyMotivation]

Thanks for another fun free lesson Mike! Love the channel. How about you tackle High Time? That song is special. What kind of guitar you got in this vid? That headstock logo seems familiar.

[@v1ncepupp1o7]

Hey mike! Love your videos, beginner player here and youve taught me a few dead tunes already! I noticed your shirt says chester county, is that in southern pa? I am in Delaware county, would love to pay for a lesson one time!

[@GratefulMikeGuitar]

Great! I do lessons on Zoom. Send me an email--> [e-mail]. Thanks!

[@roachd]

Great Job!!! keep 'em coming. How about some Brokedown Palace, Dire Wolf, & Cassidy?

[@GratefulMikeGuitar]

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[@paulc3940]

Well done! Where are you, come back Auntie Em!

[@baerster]

Thanks for the great lesson Mike! I was experimenting with soloing over it and I do find that the pentatonic shape with my pinky on the 10th fret is the best fit. I think that shape because it begins on the B on the top and bottom strings would be B minor pentatonic is that correct? However it seems that the note F is not in the minor pentatonic or minor diatonic scale even though F is a chord in the song. Is this common for a song to have a cord that has a route that does not seem to fit in the scale for the key of the song?

[@GratefulMikeGuitar]

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[@Tizz_Eye]

Hell yes

[@adamstricoff9708]

Off the Stringset. Right Mike?

[@meyou-dv8ns]

This is not a Grateful Dead song !!!!!!!!! Just like Roll Over Bethoven is NOT a Beatles song !!! lol

[@lowellcalavera6045]

😂 Whatever, Richard.