How to play 'You'll Accompany Me' by Bob Seger

[@gregwickline1925]

Bud, super simple song to play but more importantly was how well you spoke to all of us. Well done sir.

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thanks Greg - much appreciated! Shane

[@tdavey5599]

What a beautiful sounding guitar

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thanks for that - my best to you! Shane

[@tommyhuff981]

I really enjoy your teaching. Not to fast, not to slow. Thanks for the lesson

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you Tommy - really great to hear that - thank you for taking the time to comment - means a lot! Shane

[@rahul123715]

Great lesson. Absolutely love Bob Seger and this one especially. One thing for playing the stretch would be to use the ring and pinkie for the A and D string though it is not a bad stretch

[@danehicks8303]

Walk-the-chicka... you have branded me forever

[@johnclark616]

Watched the lesson, loved it, and was going to comment, but first read the other comments and pretty much was going to say the same things everyone else already said. Your teaching style is great. Wish you lived near me and I'd be paying you for lessons. Canadians, in general, just have a great attitude and way about them that is so pleasant. Thank you very much for the lesson.

[@mikehunt2291]

My dad was John Clark. Used to sing this to my mom all the time. Gonna play this at his memorial..she will cry but love it. Your name inspired me ....peace.

[@havingfun1968]

Had to be an ex-gf who gave you a thumbs down. You are beyond talented my friend. Semper Fidelis from this VA hospital bed. Captain T, U.S.M.C. God bless you brother.

[@robynanglin1369]

Love your lesson on this and ty so much on loading it up .....I love your lessons the best bob seger lesson I've seen done on this

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thanks Robyn - cheers! Shane

[@paulfoytack5267]

Combo guitar and French lesson. Thanks! Merci!

[@GuitarAtWork]

Ha! Thanks Paul - Cheers, Shane

[@taniaroyaltr93]

Thank you for the lesson! You made it easy to learn this song

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thanks Tania - very glad it worked for you. Happy to have you here with us. Cheers! Shane

[@bradharris9560]

Thank you! Great video. I am an extreme beginner and found your video extremely helpful. I look forward to watching more. Keep them coming. I’d love to see night Moves.

[@ohhansel]

What fun

[@GuitarAtWork]

Glad you enjoyed it! Shane

[@maryhouck3987]

Best teaching video for this song I've found! Thank you!

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you Mary - really glad you enjoyed it - glad to have you with us! Shane

[@johnfuller7475]

Finally, a guy who makes these videos that doesn't make me insane.! Excellent lesson sir.

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you John - always great to hear from people who are enjoying these videos. Glad to have you with us! Shane

[@kevinmoulton2480]

Great song, and I was getting frustrated by the tabs I was trying to use to learn it. I stumbled upon you, and had the song down in 10 minutes. Thank you so much.

[@ronodell5553]

Well done thanks much

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thanks Ron! Cheers, Shane

[@cdoyle7117]

Loving your lessons Shane. Thanks for the very clear and simplified explanations!!

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you Charles - so glad you are enjoying the videos - always great to hear encouraging feedback, much appreciated! Shane

[@lesbaxter4572]

Thank you l learned this song from this video

[@VincentDeBellis]

Great job, great personality, great subscription coming your way. Thank you ayy? 😁 Great neighbor to the north ❤️

[@LMacNeill]

*Another* song I need to add to my list of songs I'm learning how to play. LOL! 🙂

[@navymark101]

Thank you Shane...

[@GuitarAtWork]

My pleasure - really glad you are enjoying - keep rockin! Shane

[@richiesykes3298]

You really explain things well

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you Richie - my best to you! Shane

[@guitarDad100]

Very nice cover/lesson. I really like the strumming tips. Thanks for posting this video.

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thanks for that - I'm having fun doing the videos and have really enjoyed the comments etc. Cheers, Shane

[@noahbaert8513]

Love your break downs.

[@blaineanderson2205]

Thank you my friend! Time saving educational.

[@MrClarky59]

I like your style of teaching as I'm a player who started more mature in years, I really find your play along songs very helpful, cheers

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you Davy - much appreciated and very glad to have you with us! Shane

[@yoyeo1900]

"marche la poulet" hahaha that alone was worth my time!! Cheers from PEI, great channel!!

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you YoYeo - much appreciated and very happy to have you here with us! Shane

[@williamruble1482]

Thank you ! Learn a lot watching you .

[@psillygal1953]

Walk the chicken fer sure. Love it!

[@GuitarAtWork]

Excellent - keep walking that chicken dude! Shane

[@viroflay]

@@GuitarAtWork "Marche la poule" est très bien aussi :-)

[@BENJIR2D2]

Just subscribed. I'm almost at end of year one and it's really good for me. I'm still struggling with the F&B bar chords but everything else is becoming more natural. Anyway, thanks for what you're doing.

[@lowellirish]

Choke the chicken... Choke the chicken... Got it!!🤣🤣 Hiya Shane

[@SuperJesssy]

This is really cool - really helped me figure out the F sharp thingy chord - great teaching... Thank you very much :-)

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you SuperJessy - so great to hear that - I appreciate you taking the time to comment, really means a lot at this end. Cheers! Shane

[@waincasey6227]

just learning really like the way you explain understandable for beginers

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you Wayne - really great to hear that. Glad to have you with us! Shane

[@mattlove3449]

great explanations my friend

[@theseeker6097]

Amazing lessons Shane many thanks from a fellow Canadian!

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you Seeker - I appreciate the encouraging words. All the best from the nation’s capital. Shane

[@theseeker6097]

@@GuitarAtWork I was just at the Nations Capitol for the first time on Thanksgiving weekend. Beautiful city great food awesome pizza " Collanade Restaurants" Parliament Buildings awesome! Can't wait to go back

[@GuitarAtWork]

@@theseeker6097 a great spot for sure. Cheers, Shane

[@ohhansel]

What fun I had learning this tonight. Always one of my favorites and it groovy little rhythm. Thanks so much Shane.

[@GuitarAtWork]

A big thank you Oh Hansel - great to hear that! Shane

[@uspsdaveable]

Love your lessons, thanks for your time and energy that you put into your lessons.

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you Dave - I really appreciate that! Shane

[@miltonlinn5514]

Nice lesson and the strumming explanation was excellent. Nice Taylor as well!

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you Milton - happy to hear that you enjoyed it - glad to have you with us! Shane

[@omcdude64]

Thanks!

[@GuitarAtWork]

My pleasure - thank you for commenting and hope you are having fun with the videos! Shane

[@carlhenson527]

Excellent teacher!

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you Carl - means a lot to hear that - glad to have you with us! Shane

[@tdavey5599]

Love your videos--keep up the GREAT work

[@lottawork631]

Very well explained, thank you.

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you lottawork - much appreciated and happy to have you with us! Shane

[@Mike-rp8ev]

Great song 💯👍

[@GuitarAtWork]

It sure is Mike - thanks for your comment - Cheers! Shane

[@jajs283]

Thanks again Shane. Great lesson.

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you J - much appreciated! Shane

[@kennethmartin1478]

To walk that chicken or to march that poonay, that is the question.

[@GuitarAtWork]

Exactly right.

[@troywoolmaker2696]

Great lesson. Thank you

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thanks for that Troy - I appreciate you taking the time to comment - enjoy your guitar! Shane

[@jojonorris8047]

Walk > the chicken .... walk > the chicken ! ❤💪

[@GuitarAtWork]

Hi James - yessir! Keep walking that chicken! Shane

[@cjmiller1871]

Very well taught. Great sound! Subscribed!

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you CJ - hope you are having fun with it and happy to have you with us! Shane

[@sludge4125]

Good stuff!!

[@jojonorris8047]

Good teaching methods !

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you James - glad to have you with us! Shane

[@mitchelbrown9100]

Nice... great lesson Any more Seger tunes coming up? Would love to hear your version of Night Moves with a play through to follow I have trouble with the chord changes in that strum pattern and your explanations are TOP SHELF, Shane

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thank you Mitchel - a great suggestion indeed. I've added it to the list. Hope you are doing well and a Happy New Year to you! Shane

[@CycloneJack]

Thank you very much for everything. Making the song sheets freely available is very kind of you. I'd like to repay that by making a one-time donation. How do I do that?

[@sc29229]

Hi Shane. Can you play the F#m/E with pinky and ring finger and index finger? I find that so much easier and it works well.

[@TheChickThatRox]

super great lesson. thanks. What model taylor is that? Sounds beautiful!!!!

[@mikeward2922]

what are your thoughts on the F#m/E using the index, ring and pinky fingers? While you have to reposition, it does work better with my length of fingers.

[@GuitarAtWork]

Understood Mike - and it’s really not a biggie if you’re able to get to the E afterwards. Best to you, Shane

[@BackyardRambo]

walkin' chickens and chokin' strings...got it...

[@GuitarAtWork]

Exactly - Cheers! Shane

[@lesjankiewicz6235]

so what does the bass line go like with the unique chord changes

[@11calman]

Isn't this just the "intro",, what about the other chords????

[@trevorgwelch7412]

I want to hear Golden Dawn by Yngwie Malmsteen

[@h2oloo1964]

I like your teaching style Shane! One observation: I don’t think the F#minor/E chord is correct - try using an A major with C# (ring finger on 5th string 4th fret) and open low E. Sounds more like the original song. Cheers!

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thanks J - much appreciated - but I have to disagree - the F#m7/E is definitely right! Cheers Shane

[@truckinpilot]

Your lessons are Fantastic and I have watched quite a few BUT I just watched a live video of Bob Seger play this song and the silver haired guitar player for Bob is definitely using and A chord with C# in the bass.

[@GuitarAtWork]

Thanks Roy - I will definitely look into it. Appreciate you taking the time to comment - always welcome! Shane

[@brianwoodard339]

First, no disrespect to this person's tutorial and great attitude. BUT, just finger the F#m/E basically as you would with a F#m - using your pinky and ring finger on the A and D and bar G B E with index (think triad - google it if you don't know what that is as it will be important in you guitar future). It is more ergonomic. Play enough guitar with poor body and wrist and you will be googling 'ergonomic' in addition to 'triads'.... Using this recommended dropped shoulder and bent wrist to reach is a habit you will be sorry you picked up later in life on your barre chord journey as you may be able to reach a chord this way but you will never develop speed to change chords if you need to do body gymnastics to achieve certain forms. Again, no disrespect to this thoughtful and friendly tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to create this video #bobseger #ifyouarefrommichiganyouhavetoknowabobsegarsong

[@GUIDESPERSPECTIVE]

It took you 10 minutes to teach a 3 minute lesson. Too much blah blah but good lesson, keep your edits short and I will watch more

[@GuitarAtWork]

Lucky Me!!!!

[@pooner61]

@@GuitarAtWork funny response. Your lessons are so great, i would watch you do a 1 minute lesson for 20 minutes. :)