Peaceful Easy Feeling

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Here's a lesson on the Eagles classic "Peaceful Easy Feeling" featuring the amazing guitar stylings of Bernie Leadon!
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[@DrTWG]

Bernie Leadon - brilliant musician

[@bernieriegger7447]

This is the most comprehensive complete study of the Peaceful Easy Feeling for the guitar. Thank you very much

[@MrBhinson4]

Excellent tutorial...thank you so much Mike.

[@MPfrance]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stephenbowe4074]

That was Awesome Mike, Thank you so much for your time and great teaching ability and musicianship.

[@notbraindead7298]

Every time I view a lesson video by Mike Pachelli I am once again reminded of just how incredibly talented he is. He always seems to nail the song spot on, note for note. I wonder how many guitarists that played on the original recorded track of the songs Mike teaches are just as impressed as I am. Actually, I’m way beyond impressed, more like awed or amazed.

[@70snuttodd95]

What a great lesson, song and Time in history

[@frankwalley]

Best breakdown to this part of the song I've seen, Thanks

[@mikejbaron]

You are awesome Mike! A wealth of knowledge and skill!

[@jamesreilly872]

brilliant lesson

[@grahamlyell6774]

Really enjoyed that. Mike. Nice approach. I'm pretty experienced and play a version of this but you certainly taught me a bit more you're a very good guitarist. Thanks.

[@chris.scott510]

Man this is one of the best guitar tutorials I've found on youtube. So many little details that are helpful beyond just this song

[@frankortega4280]

Really impressive attention to detail Mike. Excellent lesson.

[@knuckle47]

well Mike... 3 years later and found this...Best lesson on this eagles song I have seen.... GREAT BEATLES CD by the way

[@kevincook7510]

awesome Mike great lesson!

[@fitnesscoach4u]

that was awesome!!!!

[@richiedublin431]

One word - SUPERB!

[@Prreinke]

Another great tutorial. I feel like I'm getting a personal, intelligible and actionable lesson -- without the rambling stories -- every time you post something. Thanks!!

[@christianmani1730]

Great lesson. Well done. You are one of the few teaching the opening lick of the “rockish” section of the solo the right way: at the 17th fret with a partial bar across the B and E strings while using your 2nd and 3rd fingers to bend the G string up a whole note at the 16th fret. A lot of people don’t play that high A note, but you can clearly hear it on the recording.

[@dallasbrubaker6054]

Mike Pachelli = G.O.A.T.!

[@joepalooka2145]

Excellent lesson on the structure of this amazing classic guitar solo. It's a study in chord shapes and inversions and bending. I agree with you that it's pretty tough to duplicate the sound of the B Bender but you've come real close.

[@Rockguy29]

I got a peaceful easy feeling now 😀

[@financialua]

Thanks for a great lesson brother!

[@danmoreno37]

Probably the greatest lesson/tutorial on YT ever!

[@MPfrance]

Dan - Thanks!

[@quintas66]

Nice one Mike! Excellent breakdown, but I also like to just listen to you play the tune at the end.

[@p.s8950]

This is another great vid and gives me somewhere to start, then I gotta modify and adapt it to a key I can sing in. LoL. Thanks

[@MPfrance]

Rock on!

[@prabhatrajdahal6333]

glad to find the lesson.Thanks :)

[@scottbecker3485]

Thanks for correcting my misconception of the chorus chords. Instead of the Bsus resolving to B, I was playing the full B and then resolving to B7. Kinda got the feel of the original, but your version is spot on. :-) And the F#m11 is/was the „missing chord“ for me!!! Now I can finally play this gem in full glory - much obliged!

[@WelshIron]

Great vid Mike, loving that blue top LP!

[@MPfrance]

Yea - she's a beauty!!

[@stevenline63]

Freakin’ AWEsome!!!

[@PaddyVt]

Bernie has been an idol since Dillard and Clark through Byrds, Burritos, Eagles, Nitty Gritty Dirt band etc. I always appreciate your attention to detail Mike and this is exemplary, perhaps better than your great Beatles breakdowns.

[@robm9460]

If Glenn was alive he’d come after you for this! Hah....I love it Mike! Great job.

[@70snuttodd95]

Eagles don't like to share their literature, great lesson btw

[@davidfaber3016]

Mike is still rocking out like the old days on Thurber Lane!

[@aetelman]

Incredibly difficult lead guitar parts, especially the solo. Love the technique starting at 8:10 into the tutorial. I've been trying my hand at the lead parts forever, and finally am starting to get it. Definitely outside the box, but you tutor it well. THANKS!!

[@MPfrance]

You can do it!

[@chet2020]

hi mike, great lesson.could you do a blues lesson per johnny winter--memory pain"?

[@chrisbergonzi7977]

Great stuff my man...thanks...scribed up...

[@BillTaylorMusic1]

Exceelent

[@2011littlejohn1]

I add this to the intro of this song - prior to the bends I use an ascending sequence sliding from from the F on the d string with my second finger to the sixth fret of the d string and ending with the fifth fret of the b string with my index finger - then the seventh fret of the string with my second finger and the seventh fret of the b string with my index finger. Then continuing to the 8th fret of the d and b strings using the same fingers then to the eleventh fret of the the d string and the tenth fret of the b string using the same fingers. Then the bends.

[@dennisxenos3357]

Wow verry cool guitar lesson for this song..👏👏👏watching from phillipiness.Dax tagunayon youtube channel sending love and support

[@johnstaab9296]

Another great lesson, Mike. I don't know how you don't 500k subscribers.

[@MPfrance]

Thanks John - and please spread the word !

[@rich5061]

Very nicely done! I subscribed

[@MPfrance]

Awesome, thank you!

[@jolittlewounded4111]

Awesome Can you please make a little video on how you get the great sound of your guitar I'm beginner and this is my favorite song

[@MPfrance]

Jo Little Wounded - I explained in the video that I used a delay & a chorus. As a beginner one of THE most important things to learn is that MOST tone comes from your fingers. The way you place your hands on the fingerboard - how tightly you press down. How precise your fingering is, etc. You'll NEVER get the exact tone of another player. Practice A LOT and always practice SLOWLY. Be precise on the fingerboard. Develop your own tone that others will want to copy. And enjoy the process. Good luck!

[@jolittlewounded4111]

@@MPfrance thanks for the answer

[@nonnaihrb]

Always get great tutorials from you Mike. I wonder if you saw the story about the guy who busted his guitar over his friends head for playing the wrong chords (what irony) on this great song

[@jerryhughes4256]

It’s immediately obvious that Mike know his stuff!

[@jeffreygoodin9643]

very nice lesson ..thank you...btw, your fingers look just like mine after playing for 50 years,,, a little knotty ..Damn arthritis

[@tommydowey7334]

I went to your website to find the tab and couldn't find it. Is it no longer available?

[@terrysmith6442]

I cannot play the solos like you do slowly I have to play them in real time or I get lost,LOL.

[@kendrinkard1921]

How does one b bend 🤔

[@nfergus11]

Hello musical impresarios.

[@MPfrance]

Now there's a flash from the past!!

[@nfergus11]

Lol. I used to watch you in Tampa Bay/ St. Pete back in the day when St. Pete/Tampa was a musical hotbed. I remember waking up in the middle of night once and you were playing Primus' Mr. Krinkle and I thought I was having another one of my nightmares. It was pretty cool.

[@stevieday5720]

Nice playing an thanks posting but that guitar is in need of the truss rod slackened and the notes will sing better

[@MPfrance]

Yea - THAT guitar was a complete dog!! I had no control of the guitar I played in that video. It was a work for hire.

[@koontzman123]

Now that you've broken it down, it sounds so George Harrison to me.