Creedence Clearwater Revival - Fortunate Son Guitar Lesson скачать видео бесплатно

Francesco 018

I love this channel. Every time I learn so much! And I like hearing the sound of all these (well played) different and special guitars with different effects. Thanks

Francesco 018

I love this channel. Every time I learn so much! And I like hearing the sound of all these (well played) different and special guitars with different effects. Thanks

Jorge Villa

La mejor lección que he visto en internet sobre este tema. El truco de la afinación está muy bueno, y los dibujos muy bien sacados, aunque faltaría un par de ellos que se escuchan en el tema orinal y en la lección no aparece....entonces estaría de 10, clavada total vamos

Alexandre Hubert

What's your tuning ?

Joe Maeck

This is in the wrong key

MAXIMUSISADOG

Some songs are made for certain guitars, this song is a Gibson song. I've tried it on my Strats and my Tele, but its definitely a Les Paul song.

Paul Smith

this dude andy is the shit his taste in music is bueno and fits the guitars hes sellin thumbs up

jakollee

Good lesson, in that you tuned all strings down a whole step so you can play in "A," but the last two parts of the intro riff are played on the G and high E strings (just like the first two parts), with hammer-on's on the G string. You can see JF doing this on the 1969 Ed Sullivan show performance.

Waleed Ahmed

dude, either make it clear which fret u playin or atleast say'em....

Peter Henry

f....g awesome man

Alastair Pullen

Breath of fresh air - if I can follow it then most will be able to also. I even bought the sweet honey overdrive from them and it is fantastic ..thanks guys

jeff clark

Excellent Lesson...Thank You.

Mike Downend

you rock!

Robert Lane

Thank you for a great lesson. You're apparently tuned down to D and the masses are confused. If you can't learn this tune from watching it , you aren't ready to play it.

lee86chevyk10

Did this guy do the voice "narration" in rocksmith? Lol

Artem Kravec

Браво!!!

Larry Weddington

I have always played it in standard tuning Now that I have more than two guitars I understand why pro musicians change axes so much, tuning, not just sound. It is has much more tone and feel to it than in std tuning. I wasn't much into changing tunings except for a vocalist until I started watching you. keep it up. We all enjoy. Even have bough a few pedals based on your sound.

Al_Taylor

His guitar is tuned down a whole step, right?

geeterman98

I think his lessons are great for people who already KNOW how to play and don't need someone to babysit them with a bunch of stuff about what chord is what or "put your pointy finger here on the 3rd fret" I like these lessons to learn a song so I don't have to spend a long time listening to the recording and figure it out,. most video lessons I can pick up the song just by watching the intro where they play it. I'm no genius, just someone who has played along time and has had to in the past learn songs on the fly on stage by watching the other guitar player, or taking the root notes from the bass player and transposing them into chords.

minitom74

thanks man for the foundations...awesome..