Them - Baby Please Don't Go - (Guitar Lesson Part 2)

Guitar lesson (part 2) on the song Baby Please Don't Go.

[@povolo1956]

excellent tutorial. Waiting for this. Thank you so much.

[@MrGlassback]

Hi Bruce, I heard this on the radio the other day and thought i gotta learn this, fantastic lesson thank you.

[@1michael1963]

thank you bruce.. i like your layed back style of teaching.music first ego last

[@kshepard52]

Bruce, thank you for having the patience to go slowly. I've been a frustrated guitar player for 30 years because I have a tough time picking it up. It's just not a language I learn to speak easily. I've always loved this guitar part and never thought I could learn it. I'm picking it up.

[@jabenn68]

Thanks great lesson. I could never get that lick quite right. You should do a lesson for Wild Night .

[@412willis]

@TylerGallion I play a little harmonica I have found that if the harmonica is the key of the 4 cord it seems to work out. I would try a B harp. I don't have one in that key or I would try it myself. Jay, another great lesson. Thanks.

[@daveedgeguitar]

Thanks again! Love these classics!

[@hawkyboy10]

@coroneitor1 Thanks Bruce I found your lesson easy to follow and you are a patient teacher-thankyou for sharing your talent!!!

[@jbruceguitar]

@coroneitor1 Fender Yale. Thanks for watching.

[@jbruceguitar]

I don't know much about harmonicas but I can say the notes are in unison (or an octave higher) with the guitar with the exception of a G note at 2:02.

[@alanlomax100]

Very nice job on instruction. I got lost a bit on 5:34, it went a bit fast for beginners, but this was excellent and I have the song down.

[@angussms]

Thank you so much, you're a good teacher.

[@chrismiw]

great lesson bruce, very comprehensive. I'm not a beginer, I've been playing for several years (self taught). I just have one question; I noticed that you and most people "bend strings" up, and I allways have a tendency to bend down, does that make a differance?

[@fabiopunk1661]

like part 1, this lesson is gold - thanks

[@jbruceguitar]

I haven't seen one yet.

[@imcustomized]

The lesson and song are great, but where's part 1?

[@jbruceguitar]

I'm glad it helped you out.

[@coroneitor1]

Hi, Bruce: my inglish is very bad.. you used a fender vibro champ? is good amp? i like the sound of your lessons Thank from Argentina

[@TylerGallion]

Love this lesson, but is there a tab online anywhere (Typed out) that's correct?

[@watchitfizz]

I have a question unrelated to this specific lesson, but about Fender Jaguars. I have an '02 Crafted In Japan model, with chrome on black, including a black pick guard. I would like to find a dark-brown tortoiseshell pick guard, but have been frustrated. Do you know know of a good place online to find Jag accessories??? Also, I appreciate many of your lessons. You taught me All Day And All of the Night, and I will check out Baby Please Don't Go after I get through a Rory Gallagher lesson I've been focused on. Thanks for everything you do!

[@johnjamestaylor8781]

Harp would be in "A" If you playing in Key of "E" On Guitar. Harps Play The 4th. i.e Guitar Key "E"= E-A-B Harp "A"... Guitar Key "A"= A-D-E Harp plays "D". Transpose whatever Key your Playing In & Use same Principle

[@cukadacher]

@chrismiw bend upwards only on the lowest two strings

[@TylerGallion]

PS- you wouldn't happen to know what key of Harmonica this is in, would you?

[@fabiopunk1661]

The part around 6:00 is a little less clear. I figured the tabs: B0-H1-B4 B4-G1 D1-D3 D1-D3-D3

[@TylerGallion]

Well, Kudos to you then; I just need to practice more, hah. Good day...and thanks again for caring about the music that actually matters!

[@TheBeatlesfan1991]

no it doesn't you get the same outcome i do the same thing

[@hawkyboy10]

@coroneitor1 Thanks Bruce I found your lesson easy to follow and you are a patient teacher-thankyou for sharing your talent!!!