Graham Coxon "Freakin' Out" Guitar Tutorial (NowPlayIt DVD, 2007)

Freakin' Out tutorial pulled straight from the DVD version, for particular enthusiasts out there, this is slightly shorter than the digital version that's more well known.
Originally released - September 26th 2007.
Timestamps for those genuinely looking to learn this:
2:28 - Intro and Verse sections
4:00 - Intro playthrough & extra bit
4:58 - Dampening technique
6:02 - Bridge into Chorus section
7:22 - Lead part accompanying Bridge
8:15 - Chorus section
11:47 - Chorus section playthrough
12:35 - Hammer-ons & pull-offs
14:34 - Lead section playthrough
15:33 - Middle-eight section
16:10 - Final verse variation playthrough
17:23 - Full song playthrough
Another quick requests from Blur/Coxon enthusiasts, if you've been around for some years and happen to have the digital 'You and I' tutorial about you, please do publish it! 😉

[@cheats67]

Love this bloke - proper dry sense of humour !! Legend

[@luks1996]

Omg I remember seeing this as a teen in 460 an marking my guitar playing for that age! Is beautiful seen this again remastered. Whit the understanding of guitar that I gain is beautiful to see again.

[@emmaelizabeth3652]

This song is GC DNA , lyrically, vocally artistically spot on his best work ever . Genius.

[@notanotherjamesmurphy5574]

Coffee and TV is hard to beat, I don’t think it tops it

[@grahamt19781]

Love this guy. Seriously underrated guitarist. Such an interesting player.

[@bhamacuk]

Fascinating. Well presented, I enjoyed watching it. Some of the riffs remind me of Skids or the Pistols.

[@mistersharpus6085]

I quite literally love this man.

[@Prosistha]

Graham is love

[@gsoup7850]

Sophisticated in every way

[@TheSqeela]

Into The Valley

[@domchessh4604]

It really is' well spotted fella

[@robbrooks5263]

It wouldn't havee been more obvious if he was singing over it. :)

[@ishmael2586]

Innnnn tooooo the valleeey

[@gdub999tub.]

Great lesson!

[@cheda_]

Intro riff very similar to what late Stuart Adamson used to play in Into The Valley by the Skids...

[@johnbrock7528]

A very similar riff, and I'm sure Graham was familiar with it, but at the end of the day an equally great song

[@sinisterbuthappy208]

the need for fuzz

[@folb7247]

this guy was great in Spinal Tap

[@The.Last.Guitar.Hero.]

those hammer on's are mad

[@andrew6978]

Graham finger tapping. 😆😆

[@willowcolios5248]

Why isn’t every guitar video on KZbin shot and annotated like this??!!

[@GT380man]

When was this recorded? He looks so young (didn’t we all?) The roots of this are soo original punk. 1976. I was 16.

[@juanmanuelsoteras5532]

Benjamín bottom. Yeahh

[@letsdisagree]

How the fuck have I not seen this before!

[@willowcolios5248]

I know. I needed this in 2007 😢

[@user-in1ju8om8s]

The surf green color T-Rex Moller

[@lukejones7271]

Loads of people do that..... but thats just being daft😂😂

[@juanmanuelsoteras5532]

Thank you man. nice song. It could be that the microphone is incorrectly located. It doesn't point to the speaker.

[@TC2290-wh5cb]

It's fine, it's not like he's recording a record, plus the room sound makes it less harsh.

[@jamesjukebox2386]

SKIDS!

[@gianclone]

10:05 Disrespecting bass players while still being adorable

[@Idoru2011]

His style is very similar to how I have always played. Probably a similar age and watched a lot of who and Hendrix. I'm a bass player now. I reckon he would be pretty decent a bass with a bit of practice 🤣

[@daff1965]

Into The Valley?

[@TeCoEd]

In an alternative universe this was Jacob Rees-Mogg, if his Mum allowed him to listen to the Led Zeppelin!

[@domchessh4604]

😂😂

[@sensibility1174]

It sounds even more like a Wire rip off when the rest of the band isn't there