Tyrone Davis Homewreckers

[@stevehaluska5645]

Not only are your lessons great and I want to thank you for them. But there's something else; through the songs you've chosen to cover it's introduced me to a whole lot of music that I missed out on growing up in the 60s and 70s. And of course the artists---such as Tyrone Davis---whom I was totally unfamiliar with. I had heard a few things by Al Green, but thanks to you I picked up his album "Gets Next to You" and I think have worn the CD out. A masterpiece of the late 60s, in my opinion. So, I hope you keep on doing what your doing; there's a whole lot of us who value it so much.

[@mnaicck]

Glad to hear it, Steve

[@TheLostplanetairman]

Thank you so much. Your lessons are pure Gold

[@russellgullo-f4e]

nice to see you making videos again- great as always 👍😊

[@MatthewJBell]

Mr Davis has some absolute gems. Thanks for this. Really nice.

[@OriginalOldSkoolFunk]

Damn these video lessons are so good. I know I can pause and replay, but I try not to even blink when the Maestro is playing. Mnaicck...your style is impeccable and smooth. Thanks for posting these great videos.

[@mnaicck]

Thank you for the kind words, sir

[@gregmock6808]

Nice....what a great counterpoint with the horn section!

[@PulauSwan]

Thanks very much for this one. I'm glad you're extended hiatus is over. Your advice on technique etc is invaluable. Cheers , have a great week

[@tonysloggett106]

whatever happened to great music like this...thanks for sharing!

[@DojoOfCool]

Great tune and guitar part. Thanks

[@soulman956]

Thanks Tony, greetings from West Brom in the UK

[@mnaicck]

Greetings

[@vayabroder729]

Love that delicate approach and tone; killer!

[@RutherfordRyan1]

Thanks Tony

[@jimdewitt7762]

I really missed your posts.

[@yannnick898]

hello I am a great fan of your tutorials and as this is my only possibility of getting in touch with you... I would really like you to explain how it is played "i'v come a long way" by wilson pickett thank you from France

[@derekgrey4131]

Not paint it's cornstarch. He taught that trick years ago & I've been passing it on ever since. Thanks again for years of inspiration @mnaicck

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

What is the cornstarch trick?

[@vayabroder729]

@@AFaceintheCrowd01makes the neck less sticky so your fretting hand can glide over it.

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

⁠@@vayabroder729Thank you.

[@pavlos2445]

I-spy grits ☺

[@SmeeUncleJoe]

Awesome... another favorite after Can I Change My Mind as done by Buchanan. A word of advice though: try and stay away from the nose whiskey. When you're covered in it, you are in too deep.

[@mnaicck]

lol

[@PulauSwan]

Nose whisky, that's a little harsh. Are u referring to the left knee. Probably bread making flour, sanding dust or an old faded pair of jeans. Maybe it's foam dust from hand shaping a surfboard blank.

[@SmeeUncleJoe]

@@PulauSwan Maybe talc for zipping along the neck. For sure a joking allusion to cocaine.

[@mnaicck]

@@SmeeUncleJoe I got the idea from seeing Ray Flacke a couple times with Marty Stuart though I'm pretty sure Ray uses baby powder. I prefer corn starch. Either are better than Finger Ease (if that's even still around)

[@SmeeUncleJoe]

@@mnaicck ​ I can't remember if it was Clapton or Beck that I was reading a few days ago. He ordered necks without varnish as the new finishes were intolerably sticky.

[@lawrencebenton1621]

I have always wanted to be a student of yours because of the double stops, I struggle with understanding them. I try to slow it down, but please help me

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

Did you say it’s Mighty Joe Young on this track?

[@mnaicck]

I don't rightly know. He was all around TD in that era and he wrote Turning Point which was another hit for Davis. So all I can say is I wouldn't be surprised

[@andrewbudge1452]

Have you been painting?

[@andrewbudge1452]

By the way, I love your videos.