"Meat Shakin' Woman" taught by Ari Eisinger (Part 1 of 2)

[@qballmystery6060]

You meet Ari walking down the street, you would never think. Don't underestimate any man... He looks so clean cut, but can play so dirty... I like your style Ari, too cool.

[@danielmcguinness6192]

Fullers music gives me a tingle down my spine. What a sound. Gotta get a new guitar

[@PaulMaysHymns]

I can't believe how authentically you play this. man you are skilled. You ought to post just the song portion of this song too!

[@SuperOlds88]

I always laugh when people say white dudes cant sing the blues. How could this have sounded any better, he plays it well, sings it well, compliments the original artist(s), I think its fantastic. This comment has nothing to do with racism. We would all like to sound like the original performers. Thankyou Mr. Eisinger for your talent.

[@cburns3256]

Ari's got it !

[@donluke578]

Great job Ari keepin Blind Boy Fuller alive. He did many a tune so how bout a few more?

[@mojogypsy]

Very nice, Ari!

[@joesmith-ok8ip]

bravo mr eisinger, i really enjoyed that

[@crustyceant]

great job man your good

[@ringbolt9]

exellent stuff for someone like me who doesnt take lessons and just picks up here and there

[@flipspiceland64]

3:18 for beginning of lesson...

[@gorblimey61]

I started working on this tune and it occurred to me that the main theme (or riff) is quite similar to "Chump Man Blues" by Blind Blake except Fuller played it out of a C chord form as opposed to Blake's use of dropped-D tuning. Hey, its cool cuz they were both master pickers each in their own way.

[@asdu4412]

Also (and, perhaps, originally) used by Blind Lemon Jefferson in Bad Luck Blues. Something similar is also used in the instrumental sections of William Moore's Midnight Blues.

[@MrJimc2]

fuller would be enviou!

[@hugoso5561]

o.O pura esencia

[@DeltaLou]

ari is my hero!!!1 his break down of matchbox blues made me shit my pants

[@bloozman1]

What kind of a guitar is that?

[@SuperOlds88]

@bloozman1 it's a National

[@SuperOlds88]

lol, can't even compliment someone on their musical ability I guess.

[@GuitarGuy2872]

It's a good lesson but just modulate it to standard tuning to avoid someone having to tune their guitar down for you.

[@walterbrancatisano8598]

actually most of old blues guitarists like BB fuller used to tune their instrument a whole step down to make it more comfortable for their cheap instruments with huge strings often using a capo or not, for instance this song is originally recorded half step low, probably a whole step with a capo on first fret. You can hear that typical clattering sound in many tunes, due to lower tension. So actually, we aren't tune guitars down "for him", but for blind boy fuller, Eisinger could tune it up for us, but I don't want to and above all I can't demand it

[@DeltaLou]

ari is gold, although i hate bbfullers style

[@supraludwick83]

A jew playing a black man's music? Sounds about right to me...

[@charlespeterson3798]

Sorry it took so long to get back to you. You must be a very lonely.

[@randyrowlamd959]

Jewish people wrote the music and the words to some songs the black man played tell it like it is