Rod Stewart Maggie May Intro Guitar Lesson

[@drewfuller6279]

Woman can’t keep their hands off me now!! Thank you sir 🫡

[@guitarDad100]

Wow. Great arrangement of this classic opening riff. Thanks for sharing this. I always wanted to learn this one.

[@stevieG.]

Many thanks for this nice simple tutorial. Ive sung it at karaoke a few times but now putting a busking set together so this is a must-have.! Thumb on the 3rd fret for the G works well too.

[@Billsingsong]

Jerry where is that beautiful iconic intro I was looking forward to?

[@musictherapymusic4life127]

This is very helpful and applicable to intermediate guitar players trying to expand their skills. Thank you!

[@bruceadams5204]

Henry is actually another song on the record prior to Maggie May, this intro here was what I was having trouble learning but now it's clear until the quick changes to start the song.

[@gregorymason3913]

Thanks! Always good to learn something each day. Nice presentation.

[@erikmattson8629]

Thank you. Been meaning to learn this opening for (too many) years. Cheers!

[@markdavis5970]

Thank you so much.Ive been playing the cowboy chords but this sounds so much better..

[@jimhenderson2308]

Very resourceful. You've represented all the nuance of the intro with one guitar. Another song that's intrigued me is Jimi Hendrix along the watchtower where him and Dave mason play acoustics

[@michaelhumphreys7882]

Great lesson, Thanks Jerry👍

[@richardgreen2818]

Thank you so much for your excellent teaching! You really have helped me move to another level. This is a well thought out intro. Brilliant 🤩

[@brucemartindale973]

Very nice example of partial or broken chords, would love more!

[@eamonnquinn9585]

Good to see a real lesson on the internet for a change :)

[@davidfurnival176]

Brilliant, thanks Jerry

[@budandbean1]

Top work jerry, this was fun and very interesting to learn. Thank you!

[@artvandelay1555]

It is called "Henry". The 8th? Rarely covered. Your lessons are some of the very best Jerry. Very clear and easy to follow. Thanks.

[@stuarthartley6824]

really nicely explained. Thank you Jerry

[@russellrivera1]

You did a beautiful job on this. Thank you

[@johnnybx3254]

Wonderful 👍👏

[@huynhang8216]

I just found your channel 5 minutes ago. Amazing really!

[@LeeVerner]

Yes! Been waiting for you to do this one

[@BrianWhitmerMusic]

Nice work, Jerry. As always!

[@therealdoug1000]

Great tutorial! Thanks.

[@J-P65]

Well done. Thank you.

[@juanexpo]

Thanks!

[@KoloaKane]

your guitar songs so good

[@midnightrambler4580]

So Fantastically Beautiful

[@DirtyRock-n-Roll]

Fantastic

[@RickyOnsman]

I've wanted to know how to do this for 45 years. You made it easy. Thanks.

[@FrankNardi]

Hi! Good explnation and video! I would know wich chord is the second that you play after the D! Thank you!

[@wamamarmont9093]

Nice intro. Do you have a vid of the intro part before the rhythm kicks in on the Unplugged version.

[@uspsdaveable]

Awesome

[@robw95]

I love your lessons Jerry and just bought the entire lesson on your website. I've loved this song since I was a kid and have always wanted to learn the solo.

[@JerrysGuitarBar]

You can learn both of them Rob :)

[@robw95]

@@JerrysGuitarBar Working on them right now!

[@Billsingsong]

Jerry, do you also teach the classical iconic Intro?

[@benlivingstone4926]

this isn't the intro, this is the song itself, there's a medieval intro bit

[@helethead]

That’s a separate song.

[@benlivingstone4926]

@@helethead no it's not its the intro of Maggie May ? if its a different song then what song is it ? absolutely useless reply

[@helethead]

@@benlivingstone4926Yes it’s used as an intro, it’s called “Henry”. Btw, you can look this up yourself on this thing called “The Internet”. What are you, 2 yrs old?

[@earlgrey691]

Great lesson, just wish there was a tutorial featuring the awesomely beautiful ,slightly medieval pattern which precedes this masterpiece, possibly the album version. Can't find a single tutor addressing this online .It would be a wonderful taster in a campfire scenario l reck.

[@ideas2action]

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[@Billsingsong]

Jerry, where is that famous classical intro