How to Play Don't Let the Old Man In - Toby Keith - Easy Country Guitar Lesson

An Easy Country Guitar Lesson on how to play Don't Let the Old Man In by Toby Keith.
This is a guitar tutorial for you to learn how to play the song Don't Let the Old Man In by Toby Keith. Today in this video guitar lesson, I'm going to teach you how to play the chords and make it fun in the process! I will sing just enough to help you keep your position in the song and make it easier for you! Learn Easy Guitar Tunes is a place for beginners, intermediate, and advanced players to learn how to play your favorite hit country and rock songs by many different country artists.
CAPO: No
CHORDS: D/G/A/D7/E
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[@LearnEasyGuitarTunes]

RIP Toby Keith ❤

[@reybecaaponte774]

I really enjoyed the way you not only showed the chart but also tell when to change to the lyrics with the cord Very helpful. Thank you

[@stuartoakley4784]

Thank you for the lesson. If you tune down your low E to D it sounds very rich and is what Toby does. This means of course the chord shapes change to suit the dropped D but it sounds really nice and would be a good way for beginners to get a flavour for how to change things up without being too difficult. Cheers and R.I.P. Toby Keith.

[@LearnEasyGuitarTunes]

Yes it does, but it does complicate things for beginners who are trying to get the regular G shape down and then have to stretch to form it. Drop D is addictive! Thanks for your comment!

[@jeffj318]

Great video and instructions. I'm an old man so now can play this. Thanks!

[@LearnEasyGuitarTunes]

Awesome glad I could help

[@surfart5448]

TRUE TO THE NAME 'EASY GUITAR TUNES' ! I was able to play this style in less than 20 minutes. Yes maybe post the same song with drop D and change of chords but do keep it EASY Thanks...I've been battling the old for a year now.

[@LearnEasyGuitarTunes]

That's awesome friend!

[@peternuss8682]

GREAT JOB EXCALIBUR VOICING

[@TheAmericanPlayer1997]

When playing this with the strumming pattern can you hit a base note while strumming or just strum? That's how I did while watching this

[@LearnEasyGuitarTunes]

You want to hit the root note of the chord so D you want to hit the 4th string. Some play it in drop D but this lesson was for open tuning. I hope I understand your question.

[@TheAmericanPlayer1997]

@@LearnEasyGuitarTunes thanks

[@chuckb5012]

would you please diagram your strumming pattern. I've tried watching and copying but I get twisted. thank you

[@LearnEasyGuitarTunes]

Thanks for your comment. I prefer to teach with the "feel" otherwise students concentrate too much on patterns than the feel. It you ask most good guitar players what their strum pattern is most can't tell you because they just try to feel the rhythm. The strum pattern for this song is D D U D U D U no strum then repeat. I have a lesson coming up with this pattern and it will be diagramed on screen.

[@chuckb5012]

thanks. I'll try that.. I have subscribed, I hope I don't miss it

[@LearnEasyGuitarTunes]

@@chuckb5012 thanks for the sub!!