Guitar Lesson by Luke Doucet on Q TV

[@SamWeberMusic]

Luke Doucet's remarkable! I totally learnt that '3rd on the bottom' chord from him which he uses for the D. Same chord he rips in Cleavland off his Blood's too Rich record. Fantastic music.

[@JackTadoussac]

He's one of Canada's best guitarists. Maybe he is the best. This is very good stuff.

[@WLDB]

@charbyteU Its been available since September. You can get it pretty much anywhere now.

[@downriverprod]

Wow I had no idea Luke wrote the Q theme. Very cool. As always, the White Falcon is beautiful.

[@vycogh]

I'm so glad I found this video! I've heard it many many times but suddenly had the urge to try playing it, so this tutorial is awesome.

[@jamescrotty8320]

Woah thats awesome. Had no idea he played this.

[@nick78749]

I got here trying to confirm my near-certain hunch that Spanish Bombs was the theme song to Q, which recently started playing in my town. Nice tune, nice lesson, nice guy -- but the intro is practically identical, beginning with the drums.

[@GuitarGare]

So, Hava Nagila is *IN* the public domain, then? I've been wondering for a few years who did this.

[@TheHYPO]

At least the 'closing' theme at the end of the video (if not also in the opening), the A has an add9 (like x02420)

[@thricex05]

Although I'm sure it wasn't intentional, this is unmistakably VERY similar to The Clash - Spanish Bombs.

[@bradreeves1615]

Spanish bombs, yot' quierro y finito Yo te querda oh ma corazón

[@ricksalt6860]

Oh the good ol' days when you were innocent until proven guilty and this song was a great way to get into my day . Hey CBC , put the fucking " For Sale " sign up you should go they way of cable TV

[@BluesBoyJonny]

This intro just doesn't sit right any more...

[@sawyerandjackfucking]

Lot's of love for Traynor on that stage.