Learn To Play Wild Horses (Acoustic) by The Rolling Stones

Angela Petrilli breaks down the Stones song "Wild Horses" for players of all levels!
Open G tuning for this lesson - Here's the tuning (low to high strings) DGDGBD
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You may have seen Angela as part of Jennifer Batten's Guitar Symposiums or caught one of her videos at Norman's Rare Guitars. On this takeover, she'll run through some of her favorite riffs!
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[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Thanks for checking out my lesson on "Wild Horses" by The Rolling Stones! Be sure to check out my new EP "The Voices" on Bandcamp: bit.ly/APPBandcamp Join in on the fun EVERY SATURDAY at 12p PST for a new Riff Rundown! Happy playing and much success to you on your musical journey! =)

[@tonyseago3063]

I have and I relate to Red River very much so.I'm like , have you ever noticed how we all relate in some ways. hahahaha

[@americanrenewal]

Always fun to watch you teach and the new EP is outstanding. Ghost Inside A Frame is simply beautiful. Followed you casually for quite some time now. Jennifer must be enjoying these jams! (RIP)

[@JS-fd6jd]

Doing a re-hab on what had been an un-playable 45 dollar orphan guitar last night. Haven't owned or even picked up a guitar in 9 yrs. 4 weeks ago bought one. This re-hab is the second, i got a week ago, intended to be my Nashville-strung one. One of the songs I played on it last night was Wild Horses. So first time going thru it in years. And more sweetly. In standard. Learned open-D years ago. Didn't start playing open-G till 3 wks ago. I''m partial toward standard for Horses, but I'll give it a play in open-G. One variation of the Cmaj (and/or Dmaj) you might consider.... don't use your index finger over all 5 strings .Instead, use your middle finger on 5th string 5th fret, ring on 4th string 5th fret, and pinky on 2nd string 5th fret. Play 3rd and 1st string open. (What is it?... dunno... Cmaj9th?... is there such a critter?...) I like using that on Sheryl Crowe's 'If it makes you happy' if I'm doing that in open-G... see if you don't like it.

[@old-man-with-guitar]

The upstroke on Bm is really beatiful!

[@frankwaugh3379]

You are very hot

[@andrewfreeman9437]

Angela will absolutely take you through this as slowly as you could wish. To have this much patience accommodating starter musicians is wonderful.

[@martinjefferiss370]

She's a great teacher who breaks the song down and makes it really easy to follow, makes learning fun.👍😎

[@StevieMuso]

I've loved this song since 1971, when I first started playing guitar and 'Sticky Fingers' came out. It's great to see someone so young and hip digging this song with such passion. I guess something this good transcends generations. It carries so many great memories for me. So glad you get it. Beauty is timeless.

[@maryk6780]

Love your lessons. Just discovered this one. So fun and you always explain things so clearly. You never show-off or patronize. Best guitar song teacher on youtube.

[@johndondertman1502]

As someone who has been playing less than a year Angela has me making sounds on the guitar I never thought possible.. thanks!

[@engscience]

Played various versions of this tune for years. This one gives me the chills.

[@79943]

So now I have two of my favorite Keith songs to work on. This one and Honky Tonk Women. I have been playing off and on for many years and sometimes get a mental block on certain changes in some songs that I have not worked accurately into my muscle memory. The pace and repetition in your lesson style is just what I need to defeat those mental errors. Thank you for posting these. I should add that your obvious love and appreciation of this music comes through loud and clear and contributes greatly to the lesson overall

[@leascaart]

OMG, Angela, you are are so awesome in the way you explain songs. Hands down the best instructor. Trust me, I've seen plenty on KZbin. You're a hidden gem. You're humorous, articulate and charming.

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@texastim1607]

Excellent teacher!! Thank you for the way you break it down for beginners. I could never teach guitar, as much as I tried. Coming from an old man that's been playing 40 plus years. You would have made it much easier than learning by ear and then learning what you're doing. Again, Great Teacher and player. Thanks

[@prf76]

Fantastic lesson for a fantastic song, thank you so much. Greetings from the UK. There’s a lot of videos for this but what I like about yours is you take the time to go over each section slowly a few times. As a beginner ish player I find that helps me a lot. Great tip about placing your middle finger on top of your pointer finger for the bar chords. Love the Rolling Stones, still mourning the loss of Charlie 😔

[@mayhem035]

Just picked up my guitar since the beginning of that curse we had for the past 2 years... I didn't fell like playing at all... wow my fingers hurt since never! Getting back into it.. a couples of hours in and I stumbled on this lesson! Wow 👌 just great , I love how you teach! ❤️ great job.. the way you just talk about the chords.. gets in really smoothly! Thank you! Angela!

[@allenburt8348]

Angela's approach is just perfect for me. I seem to play a new song or tune 100 times or so to really get it. The ffirst 50 for the chords, and the rest for the struming Next to Fretboard Yoga, she is the best I've run accross in 2 years. AAA+++ ✌

[@joeltyson4090]

So glad I tripped over this lesson while working on Open G tuning! I am totally in love with your training method! You are awesome in the way you project your knowledge with enthusiasm! You have a 64 year old admirer!

[@WGHarleydavidson]

Awesome!! You are a fantastic teacher. Ive been playing this song in standard tuning for 40 years,,,Im goin open G from now on!

[@michaelbonk7039]

Thank you for the lessons that is helping me out I have damage to my left hand three fingers and following your core progressions has given me the ability to regain some of my emotion in my left hand can't thank you enough

[@kec5831]

Always loved playing this song in open G. Also, your enthusiasm is awesome! Always fun watching your videos.

[@joseegonzalez4894]

I live the way you go through the tune slowly and so clearly, I really enjoyed the lesson and love the sound of the open G tuning! I’m a guitar player who loves the Beatles music but my second favorite band is The Stones. Thank you, you’re a great guitar player!

[@juana1483]

I think I was 12 yrs old when this came out. Hard to believe it's been soooo long, but it was a wonderful summer and The Stones' songs bring back awesome memories!!!

[@tcmusic_thomas_upton]

One of my favorite Stones songs, and I did not know how to give it that unique sound. As always, you NAILED it. Thanks for your excellent tutorial.

[@gregjones4986]

Gotta say, your teaching style is on point! I've done a lot of KZbin learning etc. and so far yours is the most accessible, especially for someone trying to play these songs solo. So far I've learned this one and Over the Hills and far Away. I did convertOver the Hills into open G, and made it a bit of a slide tune, but learning the standard version fist through your lesson is what made it possible. Thanks again for the great content!

[@brettmiller7366]

Brett out of Oklahoma City. playing a Martin triple oh twelve E. I’ve got to say I’ve been playing guitar 35 years and have not advanced much or learned too many new songs lately You make it really easy and clear what you’re doing when you are demoing a song for retention . I was always afraid of open tunings, and I decided to give it a go with you on my very’s first song which was black Crowes she talks to Angels. By the time I got through the end of your video, I had most basic parts down and just had to work on the finger intricacies . Wild horses has always been a favorite acoustic song of mine and now I can break it out any time at the campfire and dazzle onlookers . I’ve learned so many songs with you. I think I’m going to have to become a patron. Such a talented, young lady . So glad I subscribe to your channel Angela.

[@seldomseenslimfat4758]

Really excellent lesson, unrushed, lucid and very informative analysis of the notes to the various chords in this beautiful song. This is not just about learning how to play the song, but more than that it is about understanding the main essentials of how the song is put together. I think this series of guitar lessons is really just about the best around.

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@scottberzin6405]

I love your lesson style. I have been playing for 30 plus years and there is always something to learn. Tuning in from Tarpon Springs, FL and dream guitar is an original 1961 Strat. Keep up the great lessons. Scott

[@fabianvasquezjr8852]

It's TRUE you can teach an old dog a new trick! More than a lesson I always loved this song but never thought about playing it its amazingly simple and you can add embellishments as you go. Thanks you go girl!!!

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@milesprouten9376]

Super lesson, the first time that I've tried this tuning. Really easy to follow and sounds cool. Thank you

[@langa06]

Tuning from Madrid, Spain. Don’t know enough to name money no object guitar but if i could have a wish it would be to have half your talent. Thank you so much for your brilliant lessons!

[@Win-kb4zd]

Thank you for teaching me one of my favorite Rolling Stones songs. Like to play and sing it on a daily basis.

[@bradleystereoguitaramplifi9616]

Your enthusiasm and excitement is so beautiful. You are an excellent teacher. Subscribed. ❤️

[@ttomhoon1]

U're a great teacher! Encouraging slow n easy... getting the technique down n comfortable!!! I applaud you!!! Many blessings to you!

[@bckraut]

One year later I'm STILL mesmerized by this tutorial.

[@user-gg4fn1cz5b]

You completely rock Angela. Thank you for your amazing enthusiasm, your patience, and your great taste in music.

[@jcwm01]

LOVE these uploads! Please keep them coming.

[@gcordy2658]

Thank you so much for your encouragement, I'm 72, I haven't much natural talent but I've been thumping on a guitar since was 12. I'll take your advise and practice new cords slowly till it gets easy

[@teerakkiss]

i just figured out why your lessons do so much more for me,, it is because you explain the feeling behind the song,, the thoughts the guitarist is feeling,, beautiful,, just beautiful,,

[@coaltrain]

Anyone else excited, knowing you're getting top tier instruction.... over an hour lesson at no charge? Angela has that 'it' factor that makes it so easy to learn.

[@renelasser1419]

Absolutely. I'm as excited as Angela is enthusiastic.

[@tomruhland8308]

Hi Angela, my name is Tom Ruhland and I’m 63 years old and a stroke victim from work accident 3 years ago. Ran across you on KZbin and really like that you go over chords 3 and 4 times for us older guys. Thanks a bunch!

[@tomruhland8308]

Tom Ruhland, I’m from Danville, Va.

[@kurtwederquist5880]

Solid lesson, you have the magic to teach - great fun!!

[@dwightholland5067]

Great lesson. Nice teaching style and use of different sounds an acoustic guitar can make !

[@bodiedog1743]

Great! I love the way you teach! I'm from Central Illinois and my dream guitars are a Guild D55, Martin D-41 Dan Fogelberg Signature Model and a 1960's Gibson Les Paul.

[@bckraut]

Richmond, Va. My dream guitar is a 1950's Les Paul Custom triple pickup white SG. You are my favorite online guitar teacher, I love you!!!

[@bvrod]

Wow. This by far the best instructor I have come across as a beginner for the past 20 years! Great instruction, great breakdown, great pace, great passion, and great song. Talk about a motivational instructor! Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!

[@dhurley6985]

Your instructional style is wonderful. It really makes me want to try these songs. Never really got into alternate tunings - this old guy is gonna give it a shot! Thanks for what you do!

[@dennisbertram6210]

What is rythmn pattern ....upwards and downward strokes

[@Mattymu]

Once you get into these open tunings guitar will open up for you big time.

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Thanks for the kind words. You can play guitar! Remember, you can't play anything fast you can't play slow!

[@bobcoffey8323]

This has always been one one of my favorite tunes!!! And hands down my favorite Stones tune. My Brother, who can play anything and everything - in standard tuning, used to play this - in standard tuning. And although he played all the right cords, something seemed not quite right. Thank You, Thank You, Thank You. And, as a critique of you teaching, you could teach a 3 year old to play this as well as Keith. Sorry Keith, no slight intended, just a commentary on this excellent lesson.

[@tomsmyth4836]

I have decided that that Bmin is going to be in every song I ever play ever again in the future? Love love love this lesson......thank you Angela!

[@reddogdude]

Tampa, FL. A Pre-War Guitars Herringbone model with Brazilian Rosewood back and sides. Thanks for putting out this video. I have always liked this song but forgot all about it. Now I’ll add it to the repertoire.

[@donheller231]

Dream guitar 59 Led Paul . Have 3 Led Paul's and love each one for different reasons. Love your teaching methodology . You explain in detail .Love it !

[@tcris]

I found out about 20 years ago that I was afflicted with Attention Deficit Disorder which explained a lot about my inability to grow my guitar knowledge and skills. I am 62 and started playing when I was 13. Haven't really moved in all that time. I had decided I would learn ONE song."Angie". So, I found your video. Of course, I tried every video tutorial over the years and never could play the song completely. Your method for teaching is what actually worked for me. The repetition drove this song past the ADD gates of hell in my brain and allowed me to learn the song. I am eternally grateful for your methods and will pursue my dream of playing guitar with renewed vigor.

[@rogeliogomezrodriguez2981]

awesome Angela ! Crack ! I like it so much the way you do it. Thanks

[@wildwillie7792]

I love you Angela, you have great taste and you make learning fun and easy, thank you so much for tutoring this song

[@monoblues]

Hi Angela,thanks so much for another wonderful song from the Stone.I am so excited to learn these sweet chords from Open G my continue support and appreciation from Hong Kong.

[@vikramnaharwar5338]

You are an amazing guitar teacher .Thanks for making it so easy! I got a set of Nashville strings for the song.

[@stevereyes5579]

I enjoy watching how you teach. I cant read music but I know the neck real good. I'm from Glendale CA. Keep up the great work.

[@hopeswift4015]

tuning in from Sherborn MA - just discovered your videos and love that you teach the songs in the original tunings the artists wrote them in - the way you break things down and also play the whole thing through is super-

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@rodneycichon5993]

Rodney Cichon.. thanks for the lesson.. still trying I’m 79 yrs young so kind of hard to remember all the chords.. have to start writing them dowmn

[@royston6451]

Your are Never to Old to Learn.! As you are 79yrs Young.! You have given me the Inspiration and Incentive to Start and Carry On Learning to Play Guitar. As I am 65 going on 66 years Young ! At least I will have something to do in my Retirement.! LOL Good Luck and I hope you are Very Successful in Learning to Play Guitar.! Take Care.!

[@ptj767]

Wanting to learn guitar is much much better than being forced to learn..you will do great!!

[@haroldsanchez8235]

I’m 61 started playing last year This is one of my favorites try learning the rain Song from Led Zeppelin with Angela she really explained it well and easy and it’s A really beautiful song as is wild horses 👊🏽

[@davidkenneth3983]

Lonnie mack v

[@davidkenneth3983]

Yiu know i never used other tuneings its me totally u know its whats been missing 50 yrs im feel real on with them for creating way better than std.

[@Frank-pe9pk]

I’m in my early 60’s and have been playing this song for over 40 years. Never played it with this tuning before so just for fun going to try. Always done it in standard tuning…my mind might explode!💭

[@jamesthrasher5871]

Angelia you are so expressive and passionate about all the song I happen to also love. I like the little small moves you put out there that make these song work better. my dream guitar is a martin D 45 1968- 1974. I would come out to watch your shows.

[@ELCUETOrural]

El mejor tutorial de este tema! Mi guitarra estaba teniendo celos de mis armónicas. Es un buen momento para dedicarle un poco de tiempo y probar g tunning. Gracias Angela! 😊. I love you! Desde Asturias, España.

[@karlsheffield1166]

Gday Angela, I'm from Melbourne Australia. Firstly I'd like to say how wonderful your personality and passion is for sharing your music with us. I've been playing for over 40 years as a hobby I love. As for my favourite guitar, I've never really owned an expensive one. I have a black Samick LW-015G acoustic which I rescued from a rubbish bin. It sounds wonderful. I have also rescued a Yamaha G-225 nylon acoustic from another rubbish bin. I'm about to restring it and now I will tune it to D and practice this lesson. Now the kids have moved out, I spent $350 on a new Squire Bullet Stratocaster, made by Fender, in brown sunburst. It's great for playing my Bon Scott AC/DC songs. That's about as good as it's going to get in this lifetime, however I can still get a great sound out of a rubbish bin guitar. I'm also going to practice Angie as well. Thank you, your the best. Cheers from Australia.

[@Gratefulman1965]

Angela, Jeff here from Oregon state. My favorite ( Dream) guitar is the one I own 2002 Martin CEO-5 12 fret slot headstock. Love the stones! And love what you do!

[@deborahthompson536]

Thank you Angela. Trying to learn this. I'm from Ohio and my dream guitar is a cherry ovation that I have. 🎸

[@gadjet7]

I just love you!!! You are such a great teacher. The F chord is like a bar Bm slid up and lift the pinky 😃

[@gordpedersen543]

That was absolutely beautiful sister . I loved it very Rolling Stones like . My dream guitar is the one I learnt on and continue learning on , it’s really nothing special it’s a Simon Patrick Songsmith cut -away but it holds running good and has the struggles and the rewards of the songs I learnt . Chelmsford, Ontario 🇨🇦. Thank you for your upload 👍🎸

[@pariaheep]

Hooked from the beginning: absolutely lovely tuning: I learned more in a few minutes than ever before... Great lesson, Angela!

[@musicfan2028]

I gave up guitar quite some time ago but I'm going to give this a shot, What a great teacher with an amazing personality. Thank you !

[@DDEENY]

Excellent! Go for it *_and don't give up!_*

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Keep going! You got this! Thanks for tuning in!

[@musicfan2028]

I have been watching you tube vids for quite a while and have enjoyed a lot of tutorials but have never subscribed to a channel but this is too good, I'm all in. you should give highway song by blackfoot a listen it might make for a good acoustic lesson. Thanks again for doing this !

[@biopollux]

Thank you for this class!! You are really good!! I’m brazilian and my english is not perfect, and you speak in a perfect speed for not native english speakers, that I can totally understand you. Amazing class! And now, you get a new follower here! 😁👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻…. Hugs from Brazil!

[@andycoughlin2831]

Just discovered your lessons - fantastic. Can't wait to give open G tuning a go, have never had the courage to do that, but you have inspired me, Angela! One of my favourite tunes too. Thank you.

[@philfrank9226]

In fact, it`s easier than standard.

[@drainmonkeys385]

Yea…. Requires a lot of courage to play a chord you aren’t accustomed to… you should get a medal 🎖

[@samuelharris4683]

useful for many Stones songs, since the original blues guys were often banjo players originally, they used 5 string banjo tuning, open G. Brown Sugar, Start Me Up, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, etc. Open D will get you into some Keb' Mo' and other stuff. Explore!

[@rond227]

I love the open G tuning. It just sounds magical. Great lesson Angela🎸

[@steveinthethumb6441]

I just picked up playing again after all these years. I have a 44 year old Yamaha, a tenor ‘67 Gibson; and having an index finger injury on my left hand years ago; I just finished building a 5 string neck from the body back dreadnaught for open G tuning that Keith would be proud of. 😆Love your teaching vids. Best regards, Steve. 😉

[@paulcoonce2493]

You have a unique prospective on keys and sounds. I think your insight is awesome! Thank you!

[@malcolmfunkymalcolm2369]

Angela, Your approach to guitar training is Amazing! 😘

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@legebakken1]

Very good indeed Angela ! I have been studying Keith for years and tried to copy him. I have started to love this song by the Stones.In my head i is the Little Wing of the Stones because of the sounds from Keiths guitar.

[@philodonoghue3062]

One of my fave ballads - shows Keith’s versatility mastery of the acoustic as well as electric guitarmediums 46:15 - and in short his sheer bloody timeless genius. So glad and lucky to have shared th planet with him during my lifetime. Wonderful to chance across such a wonderful teacher who demonstrates such empathy with the soul of the song - it shows in her playing and facial expression . I’ll certainly befollowing you from now on, young lady (but not in a creepy way (! 😅) Fishman have chosen a good ambassadress for its brand - I’ll be seeking out their pickups. Currently have a Seymour Duncan Woody for my Yamaha *and Guild** dreadnought guitars. * rich tones ** bright tones 46:15 POD 69 years old nah young New Plymouth Taranaki province The North island New Zealand

[@seamussingleton]

This was an awesome lesson I've been playing for long time never really dabbled in open g But this sounds lovely Will keep playing Thank you For a great lesson Keep on strumming 🙂 Please do more 🙏

[@philchapman1690]

Enjoying your personality and patient teaching from here in Baja, Mexico. Me…1980 HD28…had it from new. AND a new Electrophonic bad boy that is blowing my mind!

[@frankortega4280]

Nice lesson Angela. I like your teaching style. Thank you for sharing.

[@mikehuffman5460]

reminding me of just how beautiful the song is ---- well done, and thanks

[@judithordakowski2532]

Thank-you so much for this excellent lesson on Wild Horses! I played standard version, but this so much finer; more challenging but super fun! So Happy I discovered you! I grew up in the 60’s, and absolutely loved the Martin guitars played by my favorite folk singer like Joni Mitchell, CSN&Y etc. My dream guitar would definitely be an old Martin D25 or D28

[@shayeasy]

watching from New York, and I got my dream guitar last year - the Parallel Universe Troublemaker Tele.

[@diamondgamesmcrb69]

Hi I enjoy your playing style I am 62 and just started playing 6 months ago at this point my dream guitar is a nice Martin .

[@Eli-qr9hc]

Love the way you teach, for us VERY new beginners

[@texastim1607]

Share this channel with your friends and family that want to learn the correct way to begin the journey of learning the guitar. Excellent Teacher!

[@MrFrankqu58]

Young lady, you are a good teacher!! I know how to play "Wild Horses" but in standard tuning! The way you broke it up. I cannot make any mistakes.

[@davidmunozsr8826]

Thank you , Angela, you are awesome.🙏

[@mikedaigle9781]

Learned so much in one lesson , great teaching technique. Mike from Toronto Canada.

[@motorcaster57]

So very nice to see something this entertaining !!!!!

[@vk7408]

You do a great job explaining, showing and playing thanks!

[@BOB-RADIO]

Saw you first on Norm's flat top Fridays. Love the sense of joy in your playing. Music is a balm to the soul. Playing the guitar puts you inside the music, inside the song where you get to feel what the songwriter is trying to say. You are an excellent teacher. My new favourite guitar is a 2002 Santa Cruz OM/PW that I acquired this week. I'm learning to play Wild Horses on it...Thanks for this!

[@janetrivers5824]

You are so good at this - tutorial! Love❤ this song!! Thank you- tuning in from San Antonio TX- but I am an East coast transplant !!

[@chrisiyaniham2180]

I ,like the way you explain ,the rolling of your chords; slowmo ,I got, and i like it! Love' to watch your lessons thanks for sharing w/your sweet smile🤪👍🙏✌️💞♥️❤️

[@chrisiyaniham2180]

I, would to share this lessons to my gand daughter/grand son that, also interisted to learn from you always watching every now and then 👍🙏👍✌️💞😎🤪♥️❤️

[@sc0repio662]

Not only well explained, but your appreciation of music is infectious. LOL! and to answer your questions: 1) Ontario, Canada 2) I've managed to catch a few of my dream axes. I have a couple of all Carbon Fiber guitars ; an X20 acoustic & a "Virtuo", hybrid Acoustic/Electric (with factory equipped Fishman Fluence Humbuckers) that I custom ordered from Emerald Guitars in Ireland. Wifey also gave me a gorgeous Custom 24-08 for our 25th Anniversary.

[@jrusher19]

Great lesson Angela! Sticky fingers is an amazing album probably their best in my mind along with exile and let it bleed. The golden era of the stones with Mick T

[@cheezervvvvv]

So easy on the eyes and ears. Thank you so much for the riff starting around the 25 minute mark . Stripped is my favorite version and this I believe is Keith's lick around the 30 second mark. Yours is the first/only lesson I found to include this in detail, so thanks. BTW I just pre-ordered a OOO-17 Whiskey sunset burst from sweetwater partially due to you.

[@AngelaPetrilliMusic]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. You're going to love the 00017. Congrats!

[@alfredromero4784]

@@AngelaPetrilliMusic Huh so does the name and product #really make the guitar or player in deliverence the kid didn't have anything fancy electric or noise boxes and He blew his playing out of the LAKE!!!

[@alfredromero4784]

@@AngelaPetrilliMusic thanks for your amazing beautiful hearted mind& feeling of what music is for us in the learning mode thank you Tucson, Arizona

[@rocknrolltrollgibson1886]

You are one of the best teachers that I have ever seen.

[@jimthebutcher99]

Nicely done. Easy to follow along. great teaching speed. From Kelowna BC. Canada. My dream guitar is a 1977 Dobro Serial number 444 which happens to be sitting in my lap. And my Martin of course. now if I could just play them

[@johnrosendale7889]

Thank you Angela. I am playing this on my Honeydipper resonator now. Sounds great.

[@jx14aby]

I already own my dream guitar. It was custom built for me by Jon D'Trapani and I was with him the day he bought the blocks of wood he used to build it. I've had it for years, and we're still honeymooning. Cheers from Los Angeles!

[@allanfranklin9615]

Great teacher. The open tuning gives it a different sound. I struggled with learning The Black Crowes She Talks to Angels until I realized they played from open tuning. The Stones use it a lot. This is my favorite Stones tune from my favorite Stones album. My dream guitar would be a 60's Gibson Dove acoustic, sunburst. Would really love to hear Angela sing along with her playing. Great video.

[@JamesThomas-zl9er]

Yup, but it’s a funny one isn’t it?

[@johnheart6890]

Wow! Terrific lesson! Awesome!

[@tomthum5128]

I too love the upsweep of the strings. It sounds beautiful. I wrote a few songs and where I do that very same thing. And it sounds beautiful.