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WHEN I TELL YOU THIS VIDEO ANSWERED EXACTLY WHAT I ASKED I AM NOT JOKING!! Thank you brother

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Rotary effect ….is that like a Leslie speaker

Great video Desi! That is a lot of stuff to learn. Any tips on how to remember all the song parts and changes and lead parts? Do you use any memory aids?

This is Jay BTW

Hey Desi, where do I find your tour dates?

Happy Father’s Day weekend good sir! Thank you again!

Nice thanks Desi!

The problem I've had is the 3/4 size and short scale guitars still have a wide fretboard. I have hands the size of an 8-year-old and I'm an adult. :(

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Wtf...

Very good. Thanks 🎉

This is a great tutorial. Thank you

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Finally a good explanation of what SRV did there - thanks a lot, I couldn't figure it out myself !

measure 14 you have different notes than on the video. tab shows, 11 on E, 12, B, and 11 on G. video looks like you are on the 14th fret.

This was a great episode thank you Scott, and Desi! I love the end where you get into favorite tracks. That universal joy of being moved by art and music shines through beautifully. Great perspective thank you both!

Thanks for sharing your gift, a passion for music. It is a blessing listening to your interview on developing your musical artistry.

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wow

Elliot Easton is a tremendously underrated guitarist

hello desi. i usually like to listen to you while doing sport, it is practical. but this podcast needs video. i got mostly what you have explained , but a visual would be needed. i want to add that the more i listen to you, the more amazed i am what an extraordinary guitarist and juke box you are. so clean in your playing . i would like sometime to be able to play half as good as you. but i am old 52 and very low on the intermediate scale, but i do what i can

Awesome video. It had the guitar placement tips I was looking for. I have some long time ago experience playing ukulele. I’m now trying a 3/4 size Squier Mini Strat. With my middle finger at 2.75”, it is a challenge but I’m confident it will get easier in time.

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È accordata in open G?

Stunning information here! Thank you so much!

Easton talks about the mystery of that lick in this video, at about the 8:30 mark <ruclips.net/video/5jAvzeQER4M/видео.html>. He confirms that it's about chord substitutions, and I think a part of the reason he does it (though he doesn't say) is he sometimes throws in some of the other notes of these relative minor chords. For example, in this vid, the first time he demos it I hear him adding a *double-stop* on that first note in the C#m position - he plays the G# below in addition to the E. I hear this in other variants and live versions he's done.

Bonjour merci c est tres bien expliqué. De France Paris.

Thanks- easiest to understand after searching for awhile!

I recently completed the Desi Serna essential song pack bundle and was adding this song to my repartee. I watched a video from a Angela Partelli and she did a great job of teaching the song, but she never mentioned the rhythm. She just said that the cord changes for the intro are done with an upstroke. I was having a tough time because something just seemed off. Now after Desi’s video it makes sense and I get it. Thanks again Desi!

Great video! As soon as you explained this on the up beat, I heard this immediately. Like you, I personally would come in on the 4 and as this just adds a little flavor and push into the bar. In my opinion this sounds better as well.. Such a fun timeless song. Thanks for sharing! I've also noticed this type of push rhythm in the folk genre a bit.

this man is the goat. thank you for teaching me theory and helping fall even more in love with the guitar

Thank you Desi! This was a neet song to cover it is reminiscent of some Iron Maiden songs I like to mess around with. Pretty cool feel to it. Now it’s in the song book thanks to you!

Hi Desi , I just watched your video of the Eagles Take it Easy , I have been trying for ages to get my right arm to be more fluid but it seems to have a mind of its own it just wont get into a strumming mode like yours ( i have sprayed my arm with WD 40 LOL) i have been to a couple of guitar tutors but they keep trying to get me to learn loads of new songs i keep telling them i cant strum can we get that sorted out first but it was a wasted time

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Fender Duosonic II, Taylor L9 acoustic

I say do it right, it's less confusing

This has been killing me for years. You've put together the research perfectly--I was missing some pieces. Thanks!

Amps for Dummies. Just what I've been looking for... thanks!

Fantastic job! I'm constantly relearning the rhythm

Your playing this "too accurately" stevie did not play this accurately and this cover is not even accurate

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This is really good. I have one question: Can you play this with a pick?

SO --where is this SRV TAB ? I do not see it --! Or do you have a secret place where we must pay to see it ?

Brilliant demo/ lesson! Thank you so much. 🌌🌅🌠🕊👍🏻

Im not sure man. Was just listening to the RUclips version of wonderwall at .75 speed and it doesn't sounds like it starts with 4 down in a row! Im a total novice though.

Nice tutorial!

I gotta hand it to you. Your teaching method is relaxing and easy to follow.

Wow I just heard the letter you read on air! I really am very grateful for all your insights. I believe you are one of the best teachers out there Desi! Thank you again!