Rockabilly Guitar Lesson - Scotty Moore - Mystery Train - Main Riff

Rockabilly Guitar Lesson - Scotty Moore - Mystery Train - Main Riff.
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[@zakman1964]

He was a Pioneer and a true Legend. RIP Scotty More

[@t4texastom587]

Great tone, great sound, and great teaching on one of, if not THE most iconic rockabilly songs in history, which of course, was created by one Scotty Moore...... The Father of ROCKABILLY GUITAR A N D The King of ROCKNROLL GUITAR

[@williammccready7278]

So many tutorials out there on this one, yours sounds awesome! Many ways to approach this one, and I'm still trying to perfect my version. You've given a lot of the technical details as well, with the little nuances that can be expected in every section of the song. I see that the video is four years old, but I'm glad that I ran across it. I watched another one of yours, "Runaway Boys" by the Stray Cats, which was even more helpful than this. I wish that I had a big hollow body to try these on, but I'll have to settle for my Les Paul with Humbuckers. I'll keep my eye out for more of your tutorials! Great job, thanks for sharing!

[@dominiccampbell1964]

Excellent

[@mikemann9159]

This is great Ste and more help because you talk about not only the notes but how to feel the notes. I understand, we have to become the train! Oooo I see that stalker dislike person has returned. You have a fan I'm sure.

[@paintbox48]

Brilliant, comprehensive explaination. Very interesting and well presented - loved the variations.

[@grateberk6435]

Great lesson. Play gypsy guitar but bought a gretsch in March because theyre pretty and i fancied playing other things to stop me going mad in lockdown. It hurts my brain tho! Not used to multitasking, but slowly getting it together. Thanks

[@campagnapersalvarelitalian4418]

I don't know what it is about this song but it drives me nuts!!! There are way more complex tunes but I can't seem to be able to pin down the rhythm to this one. I find it as elusive as a slippery eel :-)

[@georgetebbens3524]

I've been playing guitar for over 40 years. I mean really playing. I'm no slacker. But I have trouble nailing the feel of this groove. It's that Travis picking that locks me up. I'll get it. Trust me.

[@PAD939]

Loser haha

[@cameronchurch4639]

Thanks. Great video lesson. I'd like to learn the other picking arrangements in the A7 and B9 positions.

[@josegenovez7883]

PRETTY NICE SONG THANK YOU FOR IT... GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR SALUDOS DESDE EL SALVADOR, C.A.

[@AntsGreen]

Awesome lesson mate thanks

[@manoelluiz2697]

Excelent. maneco. Rio Grande do Sul - Brasil.

[@skyproimages5543]

Love your style and lessons! Wondering what effect box you are using for your slapback echo?

[@johnblair2939]

Please don't get me wrong, I thought your video was very good and i did enjoy it. may be i was just being a bit too critical. keep em coming.

[@jonrobinson1026]

Great explanation. Do you go into the A7 and the B in another video? Many thanks from a travis picking beginner.

[@bernoulli1]

Really like your sound and lesson. Nice job. Thank you. What amp and settings are you using if you don’t mind me asking?

[@coochiebluz1]

great lesson thanks. could you pls do a lesson on Matchbox - Rockabilly Rebel.

[@Desaulnierspf]

Hi, Im not sure if you palm mute the 6th and 4th , do you ?

[@manoelluiz2697]

Bom demais. maneco - Brasil.

[@AthelstanEngland]

About 126 milliseconds… could you be a bit more accurate Ste :) only kidding excellent tutorial thanks

[@antoniosantorini9355]

Scotty never used a tremolo bar

[@owensmith4303]

thank u can u slow it a bit more

[@murphysound]

Nice lesson, but a bit long in the middle ... Don´t tell it, show it ;)

[@trevorbantleman916]

Echo is correct slapjack but the guitar sound is very buzzy .Not like Scotty more .

[@jsteelman1000]

Hello great video, please excuse me but you talk too much , just go ahead and play the song, then explain how to play it later , thanks John from North Carolina.

[@johnblair2939]

way too much talk. sorry.

[@steb74]

No need for 'sorry' in the least John, I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. My videos though, are for those who wish to learn and gain something beyond the superficial and that requires talking and explanations. I guess that my videos are kind of an extension of my private classes. For a quick playthrough and tabs, youtube has no shortage of those. In that sense, my videos aren't necessarily for everybody. Cheers!

[@008overrated]

That doesn’t sound like it sorry

[@sdanluc1213]

You talk too much!

[@tonywawryka7493]

Boring

[@steb74]

@@tonywawryka7493 ha... oh, well

[@francissalva9307]

too much talking.

[@steb74]

If I remember correctly, I only say what I believe is necessary ....no more, no less. For anyone not interested in listening I'd recommend just listening to the original as it's easy enough to figure it.