Outlaw fingerstyle warm-up ("Sleeping on the Blacktop" intro riff by Colter Wall)

[@wyattbreymeyer4033]

this just made me realize how good colter walls guitar is

[@general_hammond]

I TINK HE ID GuD

[@ryanorion547]

Please do a full song! I love these outlaw tunes!

[@canadiansparky64]

I learned that is why Colter drops down a whole step and then puts the capo on second fret , so he can reach those stretched notes easier. I have tried it and it makes life simpler.

[@sablejean4564]

I love that you don't edit out your mistakes. Goes to show how intricate Colter Walls guitar playing is, and even highly skilled people trip from time to time. Great lesson. 👍

[@retconguru7022]

Just became a Patron. Love all your work, you Paul Davids and that fella’ from Swiftlessons are worth every penny. Comprehensive, fun and well documented. Plus, you’re actually thinking outside the box and scrapping up artist and songs there are almost no good tutorials for. Thanks a bunch and keep it up.

[@j.a.s.1416]

A lot of songs I will never play. But I respect your hard work and consistency. So I give a like every chance I get.

[@jwm6314]

2 years ago I would have said no way in hell too. Practice every day at least 15 minutes even if it's just scales. If you feel like playing strum rhythm songs. Every day. 15 minutes no matter how you "feel." Muscles learn even when the brain is tired. You can get this.

[@caydenlewis1769]

Best lesson on this song that I’ve found on KZbin. Good job, man! Maybe do The Devil Wears A Suit and Tie by Colter Wall for the next one?

[@saintz2k7]

More fingerstyle please! You are such an amazing teacher for that

[@MrSnowmobilefreak]

this is a fantastic tutorial, could you do the devil wears a suit and tie? that seems like a complicated one

[@buckeyestrait8631]

started on my six string only a few months ago, and I’m having an amazing time using your tutorials. great job brother, keep ‘em comin!

[@khashidehghani3282]

This is an amazing warm up, had so much fun learning it. You taught it so well thank you!

[@jfields03]

I love the warmup. Please do the full song!

[@HunterOBrien-xz3rp]

amazing lesson. best breakdown of a song in general. thank you

[@dukeofearl4117]

Thanks. I’ve been working on this already. Colter is pretty awesome.

[@s0ndm4n81]

I'm feeling it can't wait to get it down still gotta see that movie to

[@FranciscoHernandez-lk2ex]

Please do a full song lesson to this!!!!

[@Viper-uw1kt]

I have been waiting all year for this lesson thank you

[@williamcarson7289]

Great lesson - love the fingerstyle lessons keep em coming! Thank you for doing what you do

[@TrevorViljoen86]

This was great! Thank you! Very keen to see the full lesson!

[@collinhelstien8942]

I can't tell in the final walkdown demonstration at the end of the video if you're just getting fancy with it or if I'm missing something from the initial tutorial. Can you clarify? It feels like there is extra finger picking going on.

[@liamleonard9120]

There is lol

[@maximemichiels]

Thanks for these new insights! Fantastic!

[@TheDennzio]

liked...subscribed...saved...thank you David

[@michaelcrawley5211]

You make very hard sounding song not so hard. Thank you!

[@ivanbarkar2010]

Hey! Great tab -- would you be able to complete the song :) would really want to see how the chorus goes and how the singing comes in. Saw a few tutorials but none as well thought out! Cheers!

[@cal3b803]

Incredible lesson!

[@aspenx1304]

Awesome tutorial!!!

[@jorgemorocho6533]

great lesson

[@MvaisGrcn]

Hey David, I baught à guitar two weeks ago and thanks to your lessons I know more about playing guitar. I would like to learn how to play the song : Sparkle from the movie " Your name" (kimi no na wa). The other vidéos are not very explicite.

[@marcparcerisa3931]

Thanks for this tutorial!

[@gmikecstein]

Thank this is a great lesson!

[@rahijada]

In the chords section, you mention keeping your pinky finger on the 2 string D, but it's not played in the walkdown. Is there a reason to keep it there during the walkdown, as opposed to lifting it making the walkdown chords easier to play?

[@adventure2073]

To make it easier on myself i just tune the b string to a d to take that finger right out of the equation all together. If you were to tune down a whole step and play with a capo on the second like Colter does, you could save a little strain on that string by only having to tune it up one half step, rather a step and a half. I don't do much finger picking, I have never had the dexterity for it so I use every cheat I can.

[@manowestmanos4128]

@@adventure2073 that's not what he asked.. He asked why do you hold your finger on a string you are not playing in the walkdown

[@manowestmanos4128]

I think it's bc you do play it in the mainriff later.. I had trouble understanding this aswell until i got to that part :P

[@adventure2073]

Mano Westmanos I know what was asked, I simply offered an alternative method I use to negate the need for the question all together.

[@manowestmanos4128]

@@adventure2073 Simply telling someone to take the easy way out is never getting a person anywhere... Plus he seems to be missing information which has caused him struggle.. Do you always answer when someone asks yo how do i fix this... Uhm idk ijust hire someone. As well ?

[@kyliemaerandall6198]

Is there a tutorial for this on ukulele anywhere ?

[@jimmasters2374]

Damn that Taylor sound GGGRREEAT

[@Dane1347]

Is this normal tuning?

[@istvantoth7431]

is this a cedar top guitar?

[@grant1109]

good tutorial but way too long