(Out Of Left Field) Guitar Lesson: How To Play Wild Ones By Suede

[@Dreyno]

Holy shit. An actual proper lesson of Wild Ones. At last. Thanks man 👍🏼

[@RyanLendt]

Enjoy David and good luck!

[@jasong546]

While stationed in Germany in 1991, I saw suede in a small club. I went with some german friends because my American friends didn’t like it. It was great, but terrible. The whole crowd in front was jumping up and down in unison and I was too. But I lost my balance and when I jumped again I was out of sink so while coming down a person in front of me was coming up. The top of her head hit the under side of my jaw and throat. Lost consciousness for a sec, got confused, bit my tongue badly...so I spent 2 hours outside laying on a bus stop bench bleeding and in pain! Great concert! 🤪

[@RyanLendt]

That's the best and worst story ever Jason. I hope everyone reads that :)

[@mungofinalfi4480]

Suede didn't play Germany until 2 years later, in 1993.

[@cheekyboy5000]

Bernard Butler was / is an incredible guitarist. The songs are basically simple, but he adds all these little touches to them.

[@RyanLendt]

i totally agree. I hadn't heard of him before i learned this song

[@sinnerboy6009]

@@RyanLendt you should do my dark Star next :)) ily lessons man :)

[@Luxarium]

@@RyanLendt check out their first 2 albums, the guitar is crazy

[@lesblack4501]

"Bernard Butler is incredible guitarist, but he didn't play on this track. The equally amazing Richard Oakes had replaced Bernard when this song was being written." EDIT: Ignore that, I'm a bellend, was thinking of a song from Coming Up. Much love and what-have-you...

[@paulburner3817]

@@lesblack4501 wrong.

[@microman2360]

Incredible that I stumbled across someone on KZbin teaching this fantastic song, one of Suede’s best. Bernard’s flourishes on acoustic and electric we’re a huge part of the Suede sound in those years - thanks for showing what he instinctively did to those basic few chords to make these early songs so melodic.

[@roboliver9980]

90s music before you age me too prematurely 😂. agree with others Bernard Butler is definitely worth a deeper look. His replacement in the band Richard Oakes created some awesome riffs on the Coming Up album too check out The Beautiful Ones

[@paulimison7826]

Thanks so much for this, Ryan. I believe this is the only full tutorial of The Wild Ones on KZbin. Although you appear to have been unfamiliar with the band, Suede were huge in the UK in the 90s and I'm sure their fans who have stumbled upon this video really appreciate it. I discovered your channel through this vid and am now a subscriber. Your passion for music really comes through in your lessons and from the perspective of a beginner like myself you really make guitar playing look like fun. Cheers from the UK.

[@RyanLendt]

thank you Paul! Indeed, making this video was my introduction to Wild Ones. I have since added a few of their albums to my golf playlist. Still, I have no shame for mistaking them as 80's music - there was a big bleed in the "preferred tone" of the final product that edged over into the early 90's, which I also hear in pearl jam's Ten. Great band, glad to have made this video so I could become more familiar. Welcome to the party Paul thanks for taking the time!

[@richardtaylor2376]

One of the best noodly doop rhythm guitar songs ever! Bernard Butler made everything he played so interesting, never a bland strum. Just found this tutorial... thanks Ryan, your channel is packed with good stuff and fun times.

[@RyanLendt]

never a bland strum - love that - as it were, I drove through Bland, WV yesterday :)

[@rhythmace1]

Thanks so much for doing this! The Wild Ones is one of my all-time favourite songs, and I never realised it was so simple when you break it down, as you have done so well here, or I would have learned it 25 years ago when it came out! I've honestly never heard an Emaj and Amaj (OK, Ebmaj and Abmaj) sound so beautiful as they do in this song.

[@RyanLendt]

You're so very welcome Aramando - I have come to enjoy this song very much as well, good luck with it!

[@gfalconline]

Tks. A beautiful song and an excellent complete tutorial of all its riffs... Bravo!

[@RyanLendt]

Glad you liked it!

[@Dreyno]

Kurtis’ wife has taste. One of my favourites as well. Epic song.

[@RyanLendt]

haha she introduced me to this, I'm glad to be on the bus finally :)

[@boblittle7607]

I’ve always loved this song so much. Never saw a cover/tutorial so thank you!!!

[@RyanLendt]

You're welcome!!

[@BarrieGreenhalgh-mk5sq]

Just played this song & thought 'I wonder if there's a lesson of how to play it on KZbin '. So here I am. Many thanks for this & love your style dude.

[@jowyong6769]

Absolutely wonderful!! Thanks so much for the "noodly doops"! Loved it!

[@RyanLendt]

So glad!

[@OtherJesus]

Love SUEDE. Saw them a few times for their first few albums in San Fran. Great lesson!

[@RyanLendt]

nice! thanks!

[@emmamutimer]

Awesome lesson! I love this song to bits (being very old, of course).

[@RyanLendt]

I like it too, and I'm medium :)

[@kevinsaravia7594]

You are the coolest guitar teacher i ever had. Thank you so much for covering this song

[@RyanLendt]

thanks for hanging out kevin

[@jamesmcskeane3684]

Brilliant playing mate, superb!

[@RyanLendt]

Thanks a lot!

[@Agerskiold]

One of my favorites from that periode. Thank you 😊👌🏼

[@RyanLendt]

haha you mean the 80's? I totally thought this was from the 80's when I did this...

[@Agerskiold]

Ryan Lendt 1994 October 10 😎👌🏻

[@kmqmcse]

One of my favorites- can't thank you enough for this.

[@RyanLendt]

cheers Kevin

[@vadimislearningguitar4977]

your lesson is really lovely .. and full of passion ... still will be difficult for me to nail it ...

[@evinmcmahon]

I love all your lessons but particularly enjoyed this. Thanks so much :-)

[@RyanLendt]

thanks for hanging out BT :)

[@Dorsae]

Excellent lesson. Thank you, Ryan!

[@RyanLendt]

My pleasure!

[@theaverageguitarist9036]

Much love from the UK. Big pj fan love all that stuff you do. Suede are in my top 5 bands ever. Check their first 3 albums then the blue hour. Musical perfection. Thanks for your tutorials.

[@RyanLendt]

You've inspired me to plop the first three suede albums onto my everyday playlist. Thanks Stegroid!

[@breno79]

@ryanlendt Ryan, I love you for this man, really.. hahah... I can´t believe I´m actually playing this song after at least 20 years listening to it, thanks to you and Jesus only (and Suede of course)!!! hahah... if anytime you come over to Brazil, you have 10 tennis lessons for free with me right away! lol... THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[@RyanLendt]

haha perfect cause I'm really bad at tennis and my wife is learning portuguese! It's like this is fate. cheers BAN :)

[@NattyTrugs]

This was great, thanks for taking the time to post the video. As an unashamed Suede obsessive I would recommend "To the Birds" and "Where the Pigs Don't Fly" for more excellent noodly doops. Sadly Bernard Butler left the band in an acrimonious split in '94 just before I was able to see them live. On a more positive note Bernard plays some great guitar parts on collaborations with Mark Eitzel on his album Mr Ferryman and also with Ben Watt on Hendra and Fever Dream.

[@RyanLendt]

Bernard the noodly dooper! thanks Nathan :)

[@NattyTrugs]

@@RyanLendt Not only King of the Noodly doops but also a really humble, funny and super talented musician. 🙂

[@ClaburP]

Wow, great lesson on an excellent song. Thank you very much.

[@RyanLendt]

you're most welcome CP thanks for kicking it :)

[@davidhaxton7930]

Thanks for covering this song. You've absolutely nailed it. If you get a chance, have a listen to their album of b sides and unreleased stuff called "Sci Fi Lullabies", some amazing stuff on there. They recently got back together after a decade or so. Cheers again for doing Suede.

[@RyanLendt]

Thanks for the tip David, and I'm really glad you enjoyed that!

[@realessence]

Great lesson of a great song. I've always wished I had the skills to play it.

[@RyanLendt]

good luck realE!

[@dadjacobs8977]

I'm pretty sure right before you hit that a chord, your chords aren't alright. It's hard to explain through a message, but I'm pretty sure those accented chords before the a are going to be e major, then F sharp minor with the open E-strings and the open b string too. Then gmin with the open B and E strings. That's how I've always played it, and it seems like the path of least resistance, so I honestly think that's the way that he plays it. I may be wrong though

[@kastenbrustarmory6907]

Saw suede last month in Boston they were great

[@RyanLendt]

nice!

[@Mustaine1ify]

Everyone go and see Suede live if you can.

[@sugar123blast8]

many have tried to teach me and many have failed, you make this so easy thank you. 80's, Chris Cornell ........... ha ha !

[@RyanLendt]

I would have bet dollars that was an 80's song! :)

[@danvalentino]

What a great find!! wow.

[@RyanLendt]

:)

[@BENS19777]

I love this song, have to say this is one of the last songs I expected to pop up thanks!

[@RyanLendt]

your comment made my day! It's a beautiful song, but SO OFF TOPIC I thought I'd lose 80 subscribers :) (and i was fully ok with it if that's how it went)

[@BENS19777]

Ryan Lendt they were a great band in the early 90s, not so well known in the states though. Their song called Animal nitrate is killer check it out.

[@RyanLendt]

so they weren't 80's music...

[@BENS19777]

Ryan Lendt 😄 started early 90s so almost .

[@mattjohnson788]

Great song, great lesson. Have yourself another subscriber.

[@RyanLendt]

thanks Matt. and a merry little christmas?

[@ggthewhale]

I love this song so much

[@gyaniadmi2347]

Great video, man. I am trying to play this song for ages.

[@RyanLendt]

happy to help friend :)

[@njf520]

Do you have the tab for this, Ryan? This is great.

[@RyanLendt]

thank you NJF - no i do not

[@njf520]

ok, thanks for the response. great video.

[@cheekyboy5000]

Best just to pick up the chords, and get a 'feel' for it? He plays it differently each time.

[@charlatan65]

80s? Album came out '94! Check out animal nitrate from the 1st album from '92. This lesson is top. Im onboard sir. You, Paul Davids and Rick Beato: LEGENDS!

[@RyanLendt]

haha yes I've since learned that that was a 90's track! silly me :) Thank you for the kindness Dale and thanks for hanging out!

[@denniswilkinson6669]

Suede's debut album came out in 1993 & The Wild Ones is from Dog Man Star 1994

[@cesarsilva1352]

What is the model of your guitar and what is the number of string you play? . Thanks.

[@RyanLendt]

Taylor 410ce - Elixirs, light, in the purple package

[@cesarsilva1352]

@@RyanLendt Thank you very much. God bless you.

[@cesarsilva1352]

@@RyanLendt By the way, your Elixir's strings is number 10 or 12?

[@stijnvandermeeren7248]

Another great lesson! Also want to send in one more request, eddie’s no more cause it’s such a goood song. Keep up the good work!

[@RyanLendt]

thanks Stijn! No more on the list for ya. I'm just glad i know how to pronounce your name now :)

[@danielalpin967]

Brilliant

[@RyanLendt]

merci

[@nicolo5633]

Please do a tutorial on Sunburn by fuel please. 🤟🤟🤟

[@RyanLendt]

good idea!

[@rikkifulton5055]

This is a great Suede song, you should try Animal Nitrate, the song! that is as its a top song :)

[@RyanLendt]

thanks for the suggestion Rikki :)

[@rikkifulton5055]

@@RyanLendt anytime, keep the great content coming 👍

[@PeterK75000]

Thanks!

[@RyanLendt]

thanks for the boost PHAM

[@Brian-qc8sg]

Can you teach Picture by Filter?

[@RyanLendt]

yes :)

[@oscarroque8990]

Great

[@seanevans1300]

DogMan* a MasterPiece

[@RyanLendt]

flip o rama baby

[@andy_omusic3217]

Very American song for a British band 🙃👍

[@RyanLendt]

ja

[@sp.8632]

1:40 "...80s music..." FFS so tempted to turn off if this is going to be the standard of accuracy in this video, but I'll give it a chance.

[@miguelg4006]

90s music, not 80s

[@RyanLendt]

in the words of frank drebbin: I realize that... now...

[@rhythmace1]

Yep, released in 1994 on Dog Man Star. A fantastic year for British music :-)