Johnny Shines acoustic blues lesson - Sweet Home Chicago/I Don't Know - TAB available

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Original performance of Johnny Shines "I Don't Know" (the song where I got the solo from).
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His version of "Sweet Home Chicago" on which I based the first verse
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I'm playing a "Greven FX" maple guitar, built in 1987

[@fernandogarridovaz]

I did not know Johnny Shines and his music, looked him up on Spotify and it's awesome. Thanks for bringing these great musicians to our attention, not to mention your fantastic lessons!

[@thomasschenker1870]

You are an excellent teacher. Now I know exactly how Johnny Shines uses his thumb. Thank's a lot for this very good lesson! I wish you all the best. Tom

[@brunoborma]

Daddystovepipe thank you so much !! A cutway to the Mississippi and Piedmont !

[@tedyoung4085]

Thanks so much!! You have truly helped me so much. WOW!!

[@cobraferrariwars]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

[@lindapannullo8437]

Thank you for all the free tabs - you are the best!!

[@MrReadysteady]

Just to say, that I have never achieved so much and enjoyed the learning process. I am a lefty playing right (for years going no where) but the lessons have given me so such confidence. I started off thinking the lessons were a step too far but soon realised its doable. The fingers are starting to think for themselves and I am feeling the fret board is getting smaller and less daunting. You have given me access to something I thought was out of reach. Cheers!

[@daddystovepipe]

thanks Simon, these are the comments I like to read; not that I'm doing well but you're doing well!

[@embwee]

Same here--Lefty playing righty, and the "right" decision for me, but for decades I thought the right hand would never be able to keep up, till I soldiered on. There is even a theory on the Internet that whoever invented the guitar (lute) was left-handed, so advantage us!

[@aroldojulho]

Estou curtindo muito suas aulas aqui no Brasil, parabéns e muito obrigado.

[@luciennecolombo8782]

Simply the best.... You have the patience of a Saint. Thank you!

[@DonDeering]

This is beautiful, thank you!

[@christiangiraldo3025]

That is a beautiful guitar. Private Stock PRS a true gem

[@daddystovepipe]

Thanks, it's not a PRS guitar though but a maple FX model made by John Greven in 1987.

[@ratherbwalkn]

SWEET! What more can I say, dsp, you got that dead thumb going just fine ......thank you very much!

[@7884golfguru]

Love it 👍👍👍

[@mauricesoudre5102]

Great lesson thank you !

[@johnaylward6467]

Don't know how I got here but glad I did. Great playing. Inspirational.

[@bobaldo2339]

Nice playing, and very nice guitar too.

[@valeriyblinov1573]

In E!!!! Beautiful!!! Thanks!!!!

[@emiojeda9018]

So cool, thaanks, greetings for Argentina!

[@TheCowboyangelshorse]

thank you so much!

[@CrawfishParish]

That's great!

[@RoscoeJames]

Particularly nice.

[@AusDavid12]

Fantastic playing and I too love Johnny Shines. For myself I can no longer be bothered with trying to sound exactly like this or that bluesman when doing songs, I truly don't see the point, did they see blues that way? I'd love to see the man doing these videos give people some ideas and pointers to Blues so people can go off and make their own stuff.

[@ventumborealis3159]

Годнота! Exelent!

[@7884golfguru]

Cheers Dady

[@convite123]

Super

[@LUCKYB.]

Robert LockWood Jr Gone . PineTop. Gone too .Johnny Shines . RL Burnsides .. Just You and a Hand Full of others Thank God .. the Real Blues is almost Well Its the Heart Beat of all music .. Blues and Jazz had a Baby and they Called it ROCK N ROLL

[@johnnybx3254]

Oh yeah 👍 Thanks

[@thegratefulbrad3072]

Ah, Daddy.. Don't hurt me. It's too big. Don't worry baby. It's not that big. It's just a little parlor guitar.... Okay Daddy, if you say so.... Oh yeah, baby! You know what old Daddy Stovepipe likes!! Barre chords! Humbuckers! That's the kind of Scrooge I like! You wrock, Mister. Thanks for what you do. Have a great new year from Maine.

[@daddystovepipe]

+drumstik I'm not playing a parlor here but a Gréven FX, which is a 0000 size, which is quite big for a fingerstyle guitar. So baby, it could hurt a bit you hear!

[@thegratefulbrad3072]

Thanks for reminding me; I'm gifting a 100 year old golden oak handmade parlor guitar to Randy Schartinger who's going to rebuild it on youtube. Also, I'm doing my 1st channel so move over! I've been teaching my whole life, and you're as good as they get. I sure do appreciate it. I know how hard you work at it. Thanks. Do some Ry Cooder. :)

[@daddystovepipe]

+drumstik Golden oak, that will be pretty. Gonna leave Cooder alone, he's untouchable.

[@thegratefulbrad3072]

Mister, Ry Cooder would agree with me, you play very well. We hear him polished to a high shine in the studio. That same studio could make you sound like God, figuritively speaking.

[@renshimarek]

Super ! :)

[@1gars2marseille]

merci ..joyeux noel a vous ! :-)

[@daddystovepipe]

+1gars2marseille merci :-)

[@robertjohnson5795]

You've got such a smooth style of playing. Love the sound. Mind if i ask what strings and what's the scale length on that beautiful guitar??

[@daddystovepipe]

Thanks, The Greven FX has a short scale (24.9) and I use phosphor bronze lights (D'Addario) www.grevenguitars.com/fx0000.html

[@robertjohnson5795]

Thanks for the reply. I've got the same scale and strings on mine. I will now set to work to learn the hell out of this.. :)

[@daddystovepipe]

Please open videodescription

[@davidschnittman7954]

I was fortunate to have toured with Johnny back in 1989. What a great experience with the man...

[@daddystovepipe]

Memories to cherish.

[@KenArconti]

Sounds great! What's that guitar you're playing?

[@daddystovepipe]

Greven FX Maple, I always put that information in the videodescription btw.....

[@user34rL]

Do you recommend any books on guitar playing?

[@daddystovepipe]

+chaps First determine what you want to play, then start looking for that style on the internet. If you want to play country blues, then check out Stefan Grossman's Guitarworkshop and Homespun Tapes, plenty of blues playing there.

[@MisterJensGuitar]

what strings do you use?

[@daddystovepipe]

d'addario EJ26

[@carlostrastes4585]

Una pregunta maestro , ¿Las cuerdas son metálicas o de nylon ? Gracias

[@daddystovepipe]

cuerdas metalicas. puedes reconocer fácilmente una guitarra de cuerdas de nailon. Tendrá un clavijero ranurado y las clavijas de afinación serán siempre de plástico blanco.

[@carlostrastes4585]

@@daddystovepipe Could you tell me what gauge of strings you use and the brand, if you don't mind please

[@daddystovepipe]

D'Addario EJ26

[@carlostrastes4585]

@@daddystovepipe muchas gracias por todo ..salud buen hombre ..

[@hughcameron]

Those strings could be 11s, but from here I really can't tell.

[@daddystovepipe]

D'Addario EJ16 light

[@leguitariste2769]

bravo et merci pour la démo avec tablature . mais pourquoi 7 cordes pour la tablature, c'est perturbant

[@daddystovepipe]

Le Guitariste les 6 espaces, formées par les 7 lignes, representent les cordes. pourquoi, consultez mon site web "FAQ'' svp

[@leguitariste2769]

la chance . j'ai vu un blues qui donnait la tablature ,et j'ai bien fait la démo est excellente je ne fais pas qu'écouter, je vais pouvoir apprendre MERCI !