How To Play Keep Your Head Up By Ben Howard (Guitar Lesson / Tutorial) Part 2

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[@classikrockstyle]

wow man, i saw really few people with this talent teaching thank you so much for spending your time preparing and recording all of these tutorials keep doing your thing, thank you very much

[@Halyjam]

you make everything so simple. im not great at guitar, and somehow you have helped me learn old pine, further away, and keep your head up... after i listened to those songs i never thought i would be able to play them. Thanks you

[@Lapsoui]

Oh man, thank you so much, I've been practicing the part 1 for 2 days now, I've never imagined I'd be able to play something that precise and beautiful someday, well thanks to you now I can, and I'll practice it until I'll play it the smoothest way possible. The part 2 is clearly for me the most difficult to figure out, so I appreciate so much your accurateness, and I definitely will check out your other tutorials. Thank you so much for everything you're making.

[@Brakk4]

Ten years later this video is still awesome! Learning it today!

[@aidanwolfe8615]

Man, thanks so much for these videos. I would have never been able to figure out the tunings, the fingering and become the player I am without your help!

[@tobywinch2964]

This is a really great tutorial Gareth, thanks for this, so much easier than trying to interpret the tabs for this tune

[@torpaydo]

you dont need to play the chorus using that shape (middle and baby finger) because the b note that you hit with your index finger on the second fret can be reached by your middle finger on the 4th fret of the 3rd string, allowing you to play the chorus in a standard power chord shape

[@TheKevinChip]

Absolutely fantastic lesson, couldnt have asked for a more detailed lesson, been looking for this for a while now. Massive thumbs up, keep up the good work. Maybe a guitar tutorial of Gracious by Ben Howard, its another song i've been struggling to get a tab / tutorial of.

[@MehdiBenzadi]

Man, I'd like to thank you for all the help you gave me these last months with your videos. I was looking for tutorials and with yours, I can now play all Ben Howard's songs. Thank you so much, greetings from France. Keep on doin' this, you're the best teacher on the fucking internet.

[@Aaahjah]

haha "how he does this and sings i´ll never know" you r right hes so awesome :D

[@Pafeetus]

You're the best! Thank you so much for letting me play Ben Howard as it should sound (my best attempt anyway) I'll try some more of your fingerstyle lessons next.

[@JeanieOverduin]

Hi Gareth what a great tutorial! I never imagined that i could play this - the chorus is def the hardest part. I am wondering how to play the part where he sings 'i'll always remember you the same - eyes like wild flowers and your demons of change', so that i can play and sing the song as a whole :-) :-) (well i cant sing and play the chorus at the same time yet haha but i am managing the verses)

[@Joshi991]

This took a flippin' long time for me to get the hang of but I have eventually done it! Thanks for the great lesson! However, I do feel that you could could have gone into more detail about the timing (between the switching of chords specifically). Thanks again!

[@0000jeroen]

It's a really good tutorial! You make learning to play guitar way more easy! Keep up the good work.

[@the-lonely-ous1767]

Thank you so much! Awesome tutorials and song choices!

[@codymartinez6494]

appreciate it a lot mate! thanks for making the time to make these

[@madasarasta]

Please do Gracious, that song (and this artist) saved my life.

[@SkatesonEcstasy]

how long have you been playing guitar? btw thanks for bringing me back t acoustik guitar. I've been playnig for around 12 years now stuck into blues jazz an metal bur forgot about acoustik. awesome videos! keep up dude!

[@boxerhook1]

ty very for your help

[@inesribeiro2863]

thank you so much for this lesson! yay, it sounds soooo gooood :)) Great teaher Gareth :D

[@sxl464]

brilliant tutorial. just curious, but he seems to play a similar strumming pattern for the verse as the chorus in the live on the bridge video with a slap on every 2 and 4. i am only just realising what an amazing guitarist he really is, deceptively difficult!

[@martinscriven3894]

Outstanding, v clear, v helpful. Can i ask a nerdy question? what gear do you use to record your lessons, nice clear sound etc.

[@jonsil001]

THANKS MAN!! You're the best!

[@Metr01d3]

Thank you man!!!! Boy is the chorus Hard!!!!!!

[@NBKN3]

NO! It is not.

[@xTrUaMoTiiZeO]

NBKN3 Sorry Jimi.

[@goeiemorrege1]

look at where the strings are attached to the bottom of the guitar..., when u see those little white knobs then u know its not nylon

[@mfSilvaSoares]

After I trained the hard way i saw that exist easy way. !!

[@anthonydesouza1379]

great video really helpful.. also want to know what guitar this is?

[@alihinchliffe93]

hey can i ask what guitar that is? it sound amazing. or maybe your just really good

[@mehrcan]

Thank you very much!!!

[@Leejohnhulse]

have you managed to sing at the same time as you play. Also thank you!!!

[@KudosCultureCartel]

second time learning this in 4 months think iv got it this time could never remember the rhythm for the chorus

[@cobalthermin]

What goeiemorrege1 says is not entirely true, a massive amount of steel string guitars, including mine, have those white knobs. If you can't tell by sight then you have to go by sound. Nylon strings have a much softer, less ringing sound, especially on the higher string, so his is clearly steel.

[@KudosCultureCartel]

6:02

[@G0liath123]

No lol. but i am a father, and any father who doesn't sound like a school teacher sometimes isn't doing their job properly...

[@mariamichael5394]

You are the best Bro!!

[@baines93]

Are you playing on steel strings? Thanks. Matt

[@goeiemorrege1]

Welcome :)

[@willjohn28]

so helpful :')

[@davidlidstone]

@3:07 "Now we move this shit" Yes G :')

[@aarondudfield2837]

How do I learn the guitar part in your intro?

[@GarethEvansYT]

Like this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpCqqIyYeKlgrrc

[@georgenicholson809]

Can I ask if you are a school teacher? You seem to have the persona of one haha

[@sunshineflower3963]

You never stayed quiet!!!

[@olmo2603]

sorry man but that´s not gonna happen in a few years if you´re a beginner now. Keep on practicing!

[@camfre4k]

you can hear it's a steel string haha :b