Rockabilly Guitar Lesson - Buddy Holly - I'm Gonna Love You Too - Intro

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[@bigtex9637]

Really dig your channel. I got to meet Maria Elana and John Pickering of the Picks, that sang many backup vocals on early recordings. I was greatly privileged to cut a Honky Tonk record with the great James Burton. He told me a very cool funny story about Buddy. James is one of the kindest most down to earth people in the business. As you know, Buddy recorded all his hits in 18 months. If only he had lived what might have been. Thanks for your lessons, I know you love Buddy as much as I do. Maria thanked me for loving his music....

[@lamper2]

cool funny story? please do tell

[@craigusselman546]

I love late 1950s rock and you are authentic with your sweater and let me guess POMADE!! And your telecaster looks and sounds sounds terrific. Buddy would be honored bonus points for including my country idol Johnny Cash good job.

[@ddoeser5830]

Was lid van een fanclub van Buddy Holly was ik nog een jong meisje van 14 jaar nu 75 jaar luister nog graag naar zijn muziek blijf ik koesteren R.I.P ❤🇳🇱 ONVERGETELIJK JAAR 2024 TIJDSTIP07 13:23 UUR MIDDAGS 🙏🌹👋

[@rodneykitchen3869]

hi Randy, I too made Buddy tribute trip , went to Lubbock, Texas , saw his house and gravesite,also went to the Norman Petty studio in Clovis New Mexico where the recordings were made, sat in the chair at the desk,went to the diner where they ate lunch, all so amazing and emotional.. been a Buddy fan all my life ,have the original 45's from 1958 (I'm 74 now) love your videos ! Rod in London

[@ducktailcat]

Hey Rodney, Thank you so much for commenting. We'll visit Lubbock next year again. Love Buddy's music

[@iansutherlandcraig]

Missed this one. Great job as usual. Simple but so effective.

[@drutgat2]

Many thanks for this. Great lesson - you teach really well.

[@BlackRaven156]

Thank you SO much! I LOVE THAT INTRO!

[@michaelcollier5164]

Cool record player !!! Great records.

[@voltagevillain7342]

Hi Randy. I’m saving up for that trip. I recently discovered your channel and honestly it is very inspiring. You have great taste in music. I try playing along to Buddy Holly but he played so fast. He was the real deal.

[@ducktailcat]

Yes, he was fast with his downstrokes. It took me a while to get it up to speed as well

[@glassslide]

Sounds awesome!!

[@Barabyk]

Congrats on the release! And yes, three-chord tunes, that even seasoned players trip-over :D

[@rockroll456]

Brilliant tunes bud 👍👍👍

[@BlackRaven156]

You're record sounds great too!

[@rockroll456]

Brilliant awesome bud been looking for this everywhere more buddy 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶👍

[@jonlarkster]

it almost sounds to me like the bass lines don`t quite match up in a spot or 2 with the rhythm guitar in the verses of the original recording - could be because of the simple bass lines over the quick chord changes - such a great tune and i love every bit of it

[@itsallaboutbuddy]

Awesome Randy

[@quinnn1999]

ur so talented!!!!!

[@mrbigg7255]

Sweet

[@hopbackhoward]

great stuff as always...not strictly rockabilly but how about mickey bakers drivin bluesy solo on joe clays crackerjack....keep up the fantastic work

[@ducktailcat]

I can try, never did any Mickey Baker, although I love his playing.

[@elfhermie]

Any chance you could do a lesson on "One Last Kiss" (Gym Rehearsal Outtake) from the movie version of Bye Bye Birdie? I've always loved that song!

[@iansutherlandcraig]

Also… cool sweater too.

[@ducktailcat]

yes, I like it too :-)

[@oddjobtriumph1635]

Hey Randy...loving the lessons...but where did you get the shawl neck sweater from?..super nice

[@ducktailcat]

I bought it from a friend some years ago

[@oddjobtriumph1635]

@@ducktailcat Thanks for the reply ..keep up the great work

[@RJ4960]

The intro riff which fired the 9 year-old me up to become a guitar player.

[@lamper2]

What chords are the intro actually parts of going down? i think the first is A then G then......?

[@ducktailcat]

You can just play A until the end then change to E for a quick turnaround before the actual song starts.

[@dashinggaspar8042]

Really great lesson! I was wondering what the name of the first song you played on your record was?

[@ducktailcat]

The song is called "Wow", I know the longest song title in rock'n'roll history :-D

[@byronstukenberg9515]

P.s. I clicked on this video as soon as I saw it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍

[@tanihcstuag3109]

could you tell me what is the brand of the shoes you have on the picture at 0:36?

[@ducktailcat]

Are you serious? I really don't know

[@tanihcstuag3109]

yes I'm serious because I've been looking for these kind of shoes for a long time and just can't find something looking good.

[@ducktailcat]

Sorry, I really don't recall the brand, but if you search for Oxfords on any big shoe website, you should be able to find something similar.

[@byronstukenberg9515]

Yes !!!!!!!! They're available. Are they only available on records? I don't have a record player 😕 do you have download of the songs available?

[@ducktailcat]

write to [e-mail]

[@byronstukenberg9515]

I have written to your email, I don't know if you recieved it though.

[@Kukowatauva]

Heartbeat please

[@ducktailcat]

Hi, I have Heartbeat in my Udemy course "How To Play Buddy Holly" For more info follow this link here: www.udemy.com/course/how-to-play-buddy-holly/?couponCode=RR-BUDDY-04 I'm also working on a website right now where you can eaily seacrh for every song I've taught so far. Should be online pretty soon. Thank you for your interest in Buddy's music.

[@bustedcookout1574]

Could you do swing bop boogie by Alvis Wayne?

[@ducktailcat]

Yes, great suggestion! I did play with Alvis Wayne in Hemsby long time ago. Fantastic song

[@bustedcookout1574]

Randy Richter Thanks! I have always thought that solo and tone was amazing

[@insaneshane2049]

Hey Randy, do you know who played the solo for Midnight Shift?

[@ducktailcat]

Nick Newman Yes, it was Sonny Curtis

[@insaneshane2049]

Randy Richter thanks Randy

[@jackgrattan1447]

And of course this is the song that Don McLean ripped the melody off of for AMERICAN PIE.