Kasey Musgraves Slow Burn Guitar Lesson

[@Skkyyyyyyyyyyy]

Finally I found it! Thank you for actually listening to the song and giving us the actual real chords. It bothers me when I see all these tutorials and they’re the “basic” chords. No, I want the real way to play it. Great ears btw as well.

[@guitarlancer]

Awesome! I made this video just for you!! :)

[@TransAmguy08]

I concur, i was so glad when I found the correct way! I kept seeing these other chord charts That didn’t match what my ears were hearing. Thank you so much!

[@LouAdrien]

was about to say the same, simple translations to standard open chords removes all the magic from so many songs... thanks guitarlancer :)

[@campo8777]

Correct me if I'm wrong. But aren't both version right. She's playing the basic chords and her second guitariat plays this fancy version over it?

[@MA-es2nd]

​@@campo8777exactly. Both are right

[@chilidog73]

Just to clarify, Kasey plays the basic version taught most of the time. Her guitar player plays this jazzed up version behind her. :)

[@guitarlancer]

Yeah! :) Thanks for watching!

[@1d0ru]

IMO a lot of the magic in this record is down to the acoustic guitar performance and you nailed it - great video.

[@michaelh8854]

Thanks lance, sounds right for sure

[@alexautio]

The REAL chords in this song are so beautiful- thanks for teaching them the right way!!

[@lukeotwell3296]

Legendary tutorial.

[@JustOutHereTinkering]

Ya I could tell none of the other chord charts, tabs, or videos were quite right. I was adding a few things to spice it up and make it sound closer but this is for sure the right way to play this

[@andrewjustus2118]

Finally, I’ve been looking for the real chords for like 2 years. Instant subscribe.

[@guitarlancer]

Andrew Justus haha. GottA love the “secret” chords to certain songs.

[@markpeavy4005]

I'm at a point where I can play positions but can't pick them out yet by ear. Thanks!

[@ILoveMagic15]

Amazing! You're the only one who got it right. Not even Ultimate Guitar has the correct chords. Great work, man, and thanks a lot!

[@pigtowndanzee]

thank you so much. i dont have great ear for picking up these embellished chords on guitar so this is perfect

[@guitarlancer]

Glad to have helped!

[@Simple_Jake]

Spot on brother. Very nice

[@guitarlancer]

Thanks Steve!

[@joshchaffee5852]

Great lesson my friend

[@guitarlancer]

Thanks for watching

[@prasundhawan3279]

You’re a savior, it’s perfect ✨🙌🏼 Thank you for putting this together!!

[@jreid641]

Nice job! It always sounds best to play things right and this is spot on!

[@mikevansummern7509]

Thank you for this! I was way off with a capo on the 2nd fret in a G shape. I couldn’t figure out how she was getting that sound! Lol

[@TheBobbyhiphop]

Only guy who teaches this the way we want to learn it

[@thedillz23]

Concise! Love it

[@pbft.j]

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO!

[@2GoldensTosa]

Great lesson! Thanks so much!

[@zezebestor]

Wow just wow

[@guitarlancer]

Zeze Be wow is great!

[@jgsawka]

Totally awesome!

[@seansalsano178]

Spot on man. When I initially listened to the song I was hearing 0301 from the A string to the B string on the 2nd chord (based on the 7th fret capo) and 2000 on the 4th chord (which both could put a twist on it), but this is identical to the record. Thanks a ton for this.

[@saranath1990]

This is beautiful lesson!! just wow

[@deepdish44]

It sounds beautiful. I also learned it without the capo from the "420" video where she's playing alone.

[@jaredsauber6430]

Yeah wow perfect

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[@RUGBYmusic]

That is an expensiiiiiiiive guitar. Sound great by the way

[@brick396ss]

Subscribed. Thank you and nice work.

[@guitarlancer]

brick396ss thank you. I appreciate it :)

[@melvinkipkemboi9427]

Could you please do more Kacey Musgraves songs, like golden hour

[@rootshers]

Thanks! No dum dum here as well, i can transcribe quite fast, I do it a lot, but these chords - drop d on 7th fret - brilliant! Thanks for sharing, keep up the excellent work, greetings from Europe!

[@guitarlancer]

Thanks for watching and learning!

[@jpesaran]

Really fantastic. Thank you

[@chneeser]

thanks man, that was really helpful! was looking for "right" tuning :)

[@maureenmueller1251]

Thank you!!!!

[@gregrichardson2070]

Nice, man.

[@AlexanderRobichaud]

God bless you sir :)

[@guitarlancer]

Hoping so. Thanks for the encouu

[@guitarlancer]

Encouraging words

[@stonyd8975]

Owe you a coffee, nice work

[@guitarlancer]

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[@elysabethrodriguez2201]

What is the strumming pattern

[@michaelsloan6454]

This is good. It's the only place on the web with the correct voicing. I even paid you for the effort. But it could have been great if you had played the song through and spent a few minutes on the unusual rhythm. To my ear it has a two measure unit: The strong beat is on the 3rd beat of the first measure and on the & of 1 and the & of 2 in the second. You strum it for about 10 seconds at the end of the lesson but I would have loved more. I'm not sure I'm ever going to really get it but I'd like a model. Can you augment?

[@guitarlancer]

I could take a look at it and maybe do an expanded lesson. Thanks for bringing it up.

[@michaelsloan6454]

​@@guitarlancer That would be great. It's just not a typical back beat pop song. Campfire players (like me) struggle with that kind of rhythm. PS - I'm pretty sure that the "additional chord (what you call the FM-add9) appears at the end of each couplet of each verse. PPS - sweet guitar.

[@SolarSurfLeo]

Good work. I knew there was something special going on here.. but I couldn't figure out the drop - d part! :)

[@guitarlancer]

Boom! Cool song!

[@RayPierreWhit607]

Fmaj7add9. Why do so many others pretend it’s not there??? There’s one note in there that makes the whole damn progression. It’s what made me want to learn this. So, thank you. Edit: I guess that chord stands in for the C she plays. I’ve seen live performances where another guitarist has the capo on the 2nd fret. At least one other person includes that in their rheir lesson, but would be great here.

[@emilia__949]

Thank you!

[@SydneyPorter-zv2ev]

THANK YOUUUUUU

[@eddiepullman4776]

Nice bro!! I got it!!

[@guitarlancer]

Eddie Pullman yay!!

[@ttttil]

Thank you! ur video is so useful:)

[@winshgl]

At her concert, I noticed the guitarist behind her was playing chords that were around the 7th fret, do you know what chords he was playing?

[@guitarlancer]

I don't know, but follows the recording. I'd have to see it to figure it out. Obviously the hired guy didn't learn it exactly as the record.. IDK. You can get by with other chord voicings, but I deciphered this from the recording

[@LucDiGiuseppe]

It’s exactly this! He’s playing the part from the record, likely upon the MD’s request. Her whole band usually plays it just as the record in full production, which is why her touring band is so big! :)

[@LucDiGiuseppe]

@@guitarlancer also, thanks as usual for the accurate videos!

[@jackryantunes]

❤‍🔥

[@gertvanrooy428]

I have no reason to doubt that this is pretty much how it is played on the record. It sounds spot on. But I can't find any live footage of Kasey playing it like this. There is even a video of her doing the song in her living room looks like, and she is just playing open chords. The ones you see mentioned pretty much everywhere. Nice play though man, Tx!

[@guitarlancer]

yes, she's only a modest guitar player and you can play this with the general chords for sure. This is most likely what was played in the studio by one of the professional musicians/

[@lesleyjuarez4691]

PERFECTTTTT

[@dorsia6938]

How on earth did you work this out?

[@guitarlancer]

Magic. I listen to the timbre of the strings and I may have been familiar with one of the sounds before.. I eventually figure it out

[@maretomaski6324]

not how Kasey plays it acoustically by herself. She plays it open no capo Asus Em G D

[@guitarlancer]

Yeah. It’s easier like you say. I just figured out what the studio musician did and I found exact tone and chord voicings

[@qwasd0r]

My capo doesn't work this high up x)

[@deezmemes126]

If Bob Ross taught guitar it would probably be as soothing as this ...

[@guitarlancer]

Awwww

[@joeyknoewy]

Wrong. Drops the high E to D. No capo. A add B (D), C add B (D), G, D.

[@gregrosplock2058]

THANK YOU!!!