Pickin' Lab 3 - Windy & Warm

[@Sirjaguar1]

There are many good lessons on how to play "Windy and Warm" on KZbin - without a doubt - this is the best. Thanks !

[@dpaikkos]

I know this is an old upload but I want to thank you. I had the A and B sections from elsewhere and I seen folk play the other sections but did not know exactly what they were doing. You've opened up a lot more of this song to me. Thank you.

[@sandrabowman4144]

Thank you, you have the best lesson of windy and warm, THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@johngreen7410]

Great lesson, thank you, I'm an old geezer with a gibson, I can get my fingers around this awesome tune.

[@dieselman7453]

Thanks from Ireland 🇮🇪 Brian great video I hope your still playing thanks and be well

[@knuckle47]

These small details really helped to enhance my presentation of this song but what I so enjoy is watching the dogs who sit on the sofas next to their best friends and hang out. Mine does it and I hope she enjoys it as much!🐶

[@michaeloneill1763]

See my comment above about dogs. : (

[@seandurrante7847]

Thank-you so much for explaining this tune so well it is something I am trying to learn and you are a wonderful teacher thankyou very much for sharing your talent and experience

[@mastropancho]

Only due you have the wisdom ... you can explain in this way ! ... each movement, each note, each sound it's perfect !! Thanks You MASTER .. . and regards !

[@tomdrannon3151]

I have had so many false starts with this song. Your teaching technique is really strong. I am now at about 85% and climbing. Got the parts down, just hard to walk and chew gum on some of the alternating base notes, but really enjoying myself. Thank you for sharing your talents!

[@johndg13]

dog wants to know who he's talking to. That's a lovely dog. I am finding this very hard. But I'm very grateful this lesson is here. Going to spend months trying to divide my hand into two! Thanks.

[@guitarsnguns]

This is by far the best lesson that I have seen for this great song. Very nicely done and paced just right. Thank you for taking the time and posting this, now I will have to check out some of your other videos as well. Regards, Bob

[@ramthomram]

Best tutorial ever ! Easy to follow, clear to understand and see. No unnecessary blabla . Thanks a lot - Keep on teaching ! (the dog is cute)

[@robertlee8042]

You are a fabulous teacher and deconstructor of a song. Thank you!!!!

[@fsfltsurg704]

Excellent! Great instructing. Have been trying to play this tune for several years but have never seen it explained so well. Thanks. Like your dog too!

[@billydarico6180]

Great lesson! Thank you just subscribed the other day saw something move on your couch oh a black lab! Looks just like my lab twig what great dogs! Your deep river blues lesson helped me a lot many thanks.

[@DavidHaile_profile]

I love your teaching style. It is fast, understandable and to-the-point. I've been messing around with this tune for a couple of months and am finally able to relax while playing part A and can fumble through parts B & C well enough that nobody knows the difference. My thumb is very nearly autonomous. My kids wish I would play another song once in a while, but after watching this video many times I can see that I have a lot of improvements to make. 100 more hours and I'll be ready to play it for my dog (RIP).

[@bdbailey9225]

Thank you for your clear directions and patience! Excellent tutorial. If I ever do master this one, I'll owe it to this video! Thanks!

[@andrekarsenty1]

Very nice tutorial for windy & warm I apprerciate your step by step thanks again

[@silver_surfer1487]

Thanks a lot for this wonderful tutorial... been looking all over KZbin

[@kensnyder5569]

Nice video lesson thank you for taking the time to teach this song....

[@beau00100]

Rally enjoyed the lesson. I love the fact that you can play around with different bits and chop and change to keep it interesting.

[@clayhorsemusic]

Hey, thanks a lot Bob! You know it's folks like you that definitely make it worth the effort! Cheers ~Bruce.

[@MrRubendbar]

Bruce, Congratulations for Windy & Warm Lesson You are very good teacher. Your video your sound and your clear explanations Step by Step Make it real good !!! Tank you ! Ruben (:-))

[@ClevedonGuitarMan]

Great lesson Bruce! I learnt the first part by watching Richard Smith/Tommy Emmanuel play but never got my head round the other sections. With your helpful video I now can.Thanks for sharing!

[@clayhorsemusic]

Thanks for the feedback! ~Bruce

[@davegibbon456]

This is a great lesson. I learnt the first section ages ago, but never bothered to learn the rest (I am a lazy ******!!!), but this video has inspired me and I've nearly learnt the whole piece very quickly, thanks to you. Many thanks, Dave.

[@clayhorsemusic]

Thanks! Yeah, it's pretty scary to think how long I've been playing that song. I think I first heard it before the Dead Sea was even sick.

[@JesseDylanMusic]

This is a really great lesson. I've been looking all over for a lesson on this, as I've kind of gotten it on my own but have gotten a little frustrated trying to figure out the finer points. Not only have I now found someone to teach me the finer points but I'm learning all kinds of other stuff too!

[@eddiemendez442]

Great Job on your lessons....Thank You Kindly.... Many Blessings to You

[@billbolen77]

Super lesson. Your teaching is impeccable!

[@cmattwolfe]

Really wonderfully done. Thanks for taking the time.

[@j25369]

Great lesson I appreciate your time and I love the dog

[@robertlee8042]

Brilliant lesson. Thank you b

[@sidensvans67]

Excellent . Thankyou so much .

[@rdehn5799]

appeciate the way you break it down - thank you, i learned this from you

[@bayoutech555]

That was a GREAT lesson, I finally nailed the C section which I was having problems with. thanks!

[@raytheprinter]

Thank you,great lesson to a very cool tune!

[@clayhorsemusic]

Thanks!

[@andysparks8103]

pretty good lesson.. i been playing the song for awhile but never knew it had an intro! So thanks!

[@clayhorsemusic]

:o)

[@nickb3250]

Great video. This is a good lesson beyond the song itself.

[@thesecretcoder]

Hi, thanks for this amazing video. I couldn't get a hang of section C from just listening to various versions of this song, but with your tutorial it became so simple. I'm used to tabs which usually take quite a lot of effort to turn into real music - this way of learning is far more enjoyable. Thanks a lot!

[@clayhorsemusic]

:o)

[@sidensvans67]

Excellent . Well played . Thank you . 😊

[@clayhorsemusic]

Thanks, Anni! Yeah, I played bits and pieces of it for years, and finally had to sit down and figure out the parts I'd been glossing over. But when you fit all the pieces together, I think it's one of those things that's greater than the sum of the parts. Cheers, Bruce

[@jimanderson1190]

Thanks. This is great...

[@ralex3697]

Like this version, very nice

[@jimcaptcut1976]

Very nice! Thanks

[@reed332]

Very nice thank you

[@Squirrely95]

Thanks so much

[@berica123]

If you don't know how to play this song after this lesson, try drums....

[@douglasutley2509]

Wonderful breakdown in detail. Thank You!

[@marcusaurelius4526]

wonderful lesson, thanks so much!

[@fettigeredgar]

Your walking bass is great!

[@lynettekomidar]

Marvellous, so easy to follow ... xx

[@clayhorsemusic]

Thank you Lynette for the kind words. Cheers, Bruce :o)

[@lynettekomidar]

clayhorsemusic So many wonderful interpretations of this instrumental masterpiece.

[@Philsbook]

Great lesson, great playing. Thank you.

[@mediacity2402]

+Phil Burns It is great playing.

[@vinceserrioz6377]

Great job on fun tune-pick on!

[@DidierLaurini]

Thanks a lot for this very clever lesson !

[@deltalimajuliet5680]

Thank you for this, I am working it out section by section. Best regards.

[@Dfendr]

Very well done; very helpful. Thanks.

[@clayhorsemusic]

Thanks!

[@guitarcat5]

I've got into bad habits with this tune over the years, but i've just sat down with you(!) and my guitar,and learned new colour ...AND some chord names (not sure i'll remember them tho'!) Sweet doggy too! Regards, Anni ^..¬

[@PhiliamShatner]

Great lesson on a great song.. congrats!

[@realcygnus]

nice & clear .......quality content

[@junka22]

Love this tune, great lesson!

[@jamesoliver15]

Thanks a lot ,great tips

[@ddanze]

good showing of this tune - ever hear Ric Schoenberg's arrangement from 1975?

[@chirilas5217]

Perfect explanation.

[@michaeloneill1763]

I love this lesson and have been working on it for a Looong time. But, unlike your faithful companion, my dog leaves the room every time I pick up my guitar.

[@Sawlon]

Very nice, Bruce! My old boss played that tune. :o)

[@dougrhatigan1661]

Many Thanks, what a gem....Let me work on that A section a while ! I like it without a pick .....and I think you make a lot more sense than O'Reilly !

[@clayhorsemusic]

Thanks, Bob, I'll certainly check those out! I love Dadi. Some of his songs were so simple, but so catchy, and really great practice for fingerpicking style. Did you know he died in the mysterious crash of Flight 800 out of New York? I've got a friend who files helis for the Army in Afghanistan who knows people who actually saw two missiles go up and hit the plane. That was a great loss for us guitar players. ~bb

[@locustvalleystring]

nice teaching style.....thanks.

[@guitarsnguns]

Yes Bruce, I am aware of Dadi's tragic loss. Seems we have lost many great fingerpickers, it's sad. Enjoy those songs, I have mastered neither of them but hope to someday. He is not a fingerpicker but one of my favorite guitarists is Johnny A. checkout his rendition of 'Witchita Lineman' and his original song 'Oh Yeah' very smooth player. Regards, Bob

[@TheAmericanArthurCrane]

Nice playing Bruce x

[@danbrooklin]

I wish he would play the whole thing through slowly.

[@szaboadam7819]

Try to set the play speed to 0.75 or half. Its a great tool for learning music without a tab/sheet.

[@clayhorsemusic]

Hey, thanks! Great song - worth the effort!

[@rostmaier]

Hi Bruce, thanks for that nice lesson, I have to say, you are an excellent teacher. I have recorded it yesterday. Would be a pleasure if you take a look.Thanks again for your help!

[@tonywhitewhite2834]

love the pickin ... genuine did you consider being oreilleys stunt double? chet is the best and you are really good at playing chet ... Thanks for the lesson :)

[@FushaStrat]

Pretty good lesson. A lot of instructions for this song on KZbin are a bit far out, but I guess it's all in how you interpret it. This is a lot closer to the original.

[@Sawlon]

Oh, love your dog! :o)

[@BanglaAve]

I wonder what strings you are using here, sounds like a soft silk and steel set to my ears!

[@clayhorsemusic]

Thanks, Phil! Tommy Emmanuel has a nice version of it, too.

[@dylanjaxson9385]

Great lesson dude

[@clayhorsemusic]

Hey, thanks Teemu! Cheers, Bruce.

[@guitarsnguns]

Hi Bruce, I hope you don't mind but I'd like to suggest a couple songs that I think you would really enjoy. Saturday Night Shuffle and Je Te Veux, both by Marcel Dadi These songs are contagious and I bet you could do a great job on them! Regards, Bob

[@rdehn5799]

can you do a lesson for deep river blues by doc watson

[@mrsparkaru6887]

A chilled out Bill O Reily 😁

[@klystron44]

Nice lesson, all I need now is a guitar with 1.75ins nut, find B7 impossible on 43mm.

[@mozeta]

Where can I get a tab for this great lesson?

[@DavidBerlind]

Hey Bruce..great lesson. Thank you. I am stuck on the section that starts with the slide into the G7. I tried slowing it down to .25x but cannot discern the exact Travis pick. I see the thumb doing the boom chick bass on 6 and 4 but cannot for the life of me discern how your fitting individual your plucks of 1,2, and 3 around the 6 and 4. Can you offer any hints?

[@Wificationish]

Practice

[@SW-ee4hr]

Yeah super unclear in so many spots. This lesson could use A LOT of work to show us more specifics then it would be much easier to practice. The hardest part is trying to figure out the tab

[@SW-ee4hr]

@@Wificationish Practice? How can you practice what you aren't shown?

[@jamesgreen8690]

Did you ever figure this out? I'm struggling with the picking after the slide to G7 too

[@UmVtCg]

07:28 Walking bass version, which is way cooler

[@rockabilly88]

I can see where this could be a good lesson but without hearing the whole thing played together as a whole, it's hard to make sense of what it should all sound like.

[@Marsbonfire007]

Bill O'Reilly! What are you doing here?

[@DoingThingsFTW]

Thats exactly what I thought!

[@nickb3250]

Great, now I can't unsee that.

[@ultrakool]

he's looking out for you.

[@DoingThingsFTW]

Have you chaps mastered windy and warm yet then? I can do all the melody but with a limited bass. Getting that fully independent thumb is just too damn difficult. Tips?

[@ultrakool]

Adam Morgan not that I've yet to arrive, but even tommy e says "do that for about a week", i'm beginning to believe he meant literally..24/7. I've practiced w/ a metronome in ten minute increments. that helps, it's like jane fonda aerobics for the thumb ;^) the only thing that seemed to help me with the independence was to do a drill, thusly: damp the neck to silence it, then find one and start counting, 1&2&3&4& while the thumb rocks from E to D strings, the index plays the G string in between. should sound like, "boom chick, boom chick, boom chick boom chick, boom chick" think of the rhythm from "I am the walrus..smoke pot, smoke pot, everybody smoke pot. drill that for many days, adding your middle and then the ring, til you have all three playing simultaneously opposite the thumb and your independence will improve rapidly, imo.

[@BRLaue]

Great video and breakdown of your version, however you glossed over/ omitted the last part of the Main A section.

[@clayhorsemusic]

They make your life rich, don't they?

[@mediacity2402]

Great.

[@scallawagerry]

I want: a) you to be my guitar teacher b) to pet your dog

[@michaelread2742]

Do you have your transcription written down ?

[@jeezez666]

Are you related to Bill O'Reilly ?

[@almogchaim7943]

i thought this was a doc watson song!

[@irishelk3]

Holy shit, its Bill O'Reilly haha, nah , he wouldn't have taste like this guy.

[@mevans6914]

Bill!

[@robertlee8042]

Looks like turn around is a d minor not a d 7

[@nosebone2861]

Sleep dawg!