It Wont be Wrong. All 3 Guitar Parts ( Intro)

[@raymondpierson595]

Nice guitar sound Gary. It encourages me to change the strings on my 12 string acoustic. I also like the technique you showed on the rolling picking on the TTT video. Thanks I'm on my way!

[@jelau4851]

It won,t be long if it won,t be wrong, Thank you Gary, appreciate thist lesson, i,ve always loved the First Edition of the Byrds. and your Rick sounds just like Roger,s

[@joegagliardi9066]

Been waiting for this lesson for a long time. Thanks, Gary! Keep those lessons coming!

[@daveedgeguitar7051]

Love It! Thanks for posting! Love that Rick!

[@MrGarywjacob]

If you can record these parts and put em all together. The magic of that day in 65 will happen.

[@weedywet]

If you listen the The Byrd's recording, the last bit (where it slides between E and D) slides up to a G NATURAL... which also means that the last chord of the intro is in fact an Em. Listen again.

[@h2er80]

Thanks for another great lesson Gary!

[@beezer12washingbeard6]

Man I want a ric so bad. Sounds so clean

[@Bernard-Shakey]

Brilliant lesson,thanks

[@georgescarlett2320]

The lead intro is done with double stops on the 4th and 5th strings (7th and 8th, and 9th and 10th strings). Try it, you'll like it!

[@beezer12washingbeard6]

You should continue with a lesson for the chorus!!!! I want more!

[@mickbal]

nice rick

[@timcarnes8359]

Hi Gary, great lesson. Your Rick sounds amazing. I believe you also have a Gretsch 5422G-12 ( I have one). Any comparison between the two?

[@MrGarywjacob]

Tim nothing sounds quite like a Ric. The Gretsch is a really nice sounding guitar. It also a has a wider neck. They both sound different. Thank You.

[@timcarnes8359]

Thanks Gary, I also noticed on my guitar that the thinner strings ( for lack of a better term) sit abut lower than the standard strings .

[@jlforrest]

Fantastic job, as usual. However, I hear things a little differently than you, at least when listening to the original version at kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5S5mY1nf6yMeck. I'll have to wait to hear your final version to be sure. Two things now though: 1) I don't hear a hammer-on in the intro, at least not in all the parts in the three sections. 2) In the final pattern, I hear the guitar going up up to a G, rather down to an open D, which is what you do. I'm not 100% sure about this, so I plan on putting the audio in Audacity and slowing it down to try to hear exactly what's going on.