Thorn In My Pride - tutorial

[@southpaw1959channel]

Definitely a song worth learning. Love descending little licks like that! Never heard this song before your LLB performance...really like it. All these Black Crowes posts have made this week a good one! Thanks for posting and have a Happy and Safe Labor Day weekend!

[@tonedr]

thanks for the very kind post and giving all these a look and listen! Hope you have a great weekend as well, your KY friend, dale.

[@YBNegative]

Think I've made up my mind to -steal- learn this from you. Had never heard it until LLB did it. Pull this off acoustic at a campfire and you are a hero!

[@tonedr]

true...probably not many people will this one in the set list! I hope you have fun working it up and playing it!

[@johnverner392]

Love this song...great tutorial man. The Hammond B2 they use in this one just makes this acoustic part just really shine....

[@tonedr]

thanks for checking this out...sincerely appreciated!

[@steveseeney6493]

Hey Doc , what guitar are you using in this tutorial ? Make and model please Cheers man great tutorial 👍👍

[@Fronz05]

I didn't know this tune but once I heard your rendition I love it! Fantastic Dale! Thanks!

[@tonedr]

it was new for me too - i appreciate you checking this out! your friend, dale.

[@eray9934]

My favorite Crowes song! I would love to get this one down, thanks for the lesson!

[@tonedr]

Thanks so much for checking this out..greatly appreciated!

[@bruschmidt9943]

Nice Dale you have that certain touch. Excellent teacher, BTW! 👍

[@bruschmidt9943]

& props to the hat! 🤠

[@tonedr]

thanks...really appreciate that - so glad we can share music and friendship!

[@tonedr]

thanks!

[@PaulLue]

Love this song. Killer week for new content or your channel. Love the covers and lessons.

[@tonedr]

thanks so much Paul...greatly appreciate by all of us and another artist coming before too long - your friend, dale.

[@cooksey1ac]

I've got no work today so I'll give this a go . It sounds really nice when you play it .

[@tonedr]

you'll get it and i think you'll have a lot of fun with it! let me know if i can help in any way, dale.

[@jayconnors998]

glad your doing some Black Crowes...beautiful stuff!

[@tonedr]

hello Jay...really appreciate you checking these out - hope all is good! your friend, dale.

[@melchorh]

Great sounding tutorial thanks 😊 greetings from Boise...

[@tonedr]

Thanks so much for checking this out..greatly appreciated!

[@joycesampsonmusic9553]

What is the lowest note you are hitting? Do you have the 5th string tuned to something different than an A?

[@tonedr]

hello Joyce...so sorry about not stating that this is in open G tuning. from low E to high E i'm tuned - DGDGBD thanks for sharing music and Twitter:)

[@dillonmaurer7616]

Excellent tutorial 🤘

[@tonedr]

sincere thanks for sharing your time to check this out...greatly appreciated!

[@tselder2000]

Nicely done sir!

[@tonedr]

so appreciate you checking this out!

[@SixStringDad]

Another great tutorial. Thanks man. Any chance you could post one on Jeff Buckley's "So Real"?

[@tonedr]

thanks for checking this out..i'll give it a listen.

[@breathtimebreath4934]

Well done brother! Love the tones of your acoustic! Who makes it?

[@tonedr]

thanks so much for checking this out! It's made by Will Renshaw a luthier who lives close by me here KY - It's an OM size Rosewood/Sitka

[@wanehamer]

I may have missed it ....but is this open G..... thanks great lesson as always!

[@tonedr]

yes!

[@everydaypatriot1083]

Nice job... thanks.

[@tonedr]

thank you and for also checking these out - hope all is good!

[@angelosorno1768]

So is this open g AND a capo ??

[@tonedr]

yes

[@shawnpaige1841]

What capo are you using?

[@tonedr]

Planet Waves

[@christiankiser3294]

Tabs?

[@tonedr]

no sorry

[@YBNegative]

I have a question for you. In most of your tutorials there are many cases, are the guitars in them? I have read that it is always best to keep them in the case but , you can find anything to support any theory on the internet. Most of mine hang on the wall a lot of the time on hangers, and i manage the humidity in the studio, because i feel like its easier to manage the room than inside the individual cases. What are your thoughts on this? Sorry to put you on the spot, but i respect your opinion!

[@tonedr]

i appreciate the question and really enjoyed your post! I live in KY where the winters get pretty dry and as you mentioned i fight low humidity all winter. I humidify my 'guitar room' and keep it around 50-55% humidity throughout the winter dry months. I keep all of my guitars in their cases during the winter but don't add any additional humidifiers in the cases unless i feel one of the acoustics is getting too dry (fret ends on fingerboard). In the summer and non dry months i keep a couple of the guitars on stands in my guitar room. I like your idea of having them out of cases because i find i grab them more often that way. So i kind of rotate them on the stands so i play them but i don't have enough stands or room to have them all out. Honestly i don't have a great reason for keeping them all in cases in dry months other than it's a habit and i somehow feel they are more controlled that way - keeping them out in a humidified room IMO is perfectly fine and you get to enjoy seeing them and i'm more likely to grab them and play. hope this makes some sense!

[@evanbonnett2058]

@@tonedr I live in FL on the beach and I've found that if I don't keep my guitars in the case, the salt air, even though I feel my place A/C'd, drastically reduces string life. So I keep my guitars in the case always.

[@bah667]

Thanks Dale

[@tonedr]

so welcome...thanks for checking it out!

[@TheHackman44]

awesome!!!

[@tonedr]

sincerely appreciate you checking this out...all the best!