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Thank you for being willing to show and teach this great instrumental.

Fantastic!

What gauge strings you use?

PTGL.....good job...generous for sharing most appreciative...for the slowed demo.....that was essential for comprehension. Hope you'll do more.

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"Together again ... The long, lonely nights Are now at an end" Also played in C.

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Wonderful lesson. Why anyone would criticize because of the tempo is beyond me - surely a person can play a piece of music at whatever tempo they choose.

That natural Tele, that’s the one I’ve been looking for, for years now! Where did you find it?!?!

Good job!

it's the wrong tempo ... I heard it on records and TV over and over...

Let me know any adjustments in Eris

Tasty!!!! Thanks

Great lesson takes me back to my teens and yes my father had an old left hand drive ford tourness complete with 8 track stereo

Nice work .What model Tele is that if you dont mind me asking?

Dag bro! awesome stuff!!!

Are you using .009-.042w string gauge?

I don't think it's a Keith Urban song. I thinks it's the intro to Luke Bryan, Rain Is A Good Thing.i

Good video. I have a 3-saddle bridge TELE that I had a Certano G & B Bender installed on it....I'm gonna work on your 3 licks, and instead of doing the bends, mostly on the G string, I'll use the bender lever to move it up a whole note, and especially the 3rd lick you did....very interesting....I also have a Dobro that has a special "Edge" Bender on it, tuned in open E. Are you using 9's on your Tele?

Why wouldnt you show these licks in A since its old school country?

Nice! What gage strings are you using for this video? Thanks. 😎

Can i play this on acoustic?

Still wrong

Dude! That last one is solid😮

Hey I learned a lot how to play this song can you do Cold please

I'm not a big country music fan, but love diving into any style played on 6 strings...from djenting to flemenco. And now I'll be adding some Pedal Steel. Thanks for the lesson!

What weight if strings are you using 9s?

Actually that's an Albert Lee lick

The last lick very reminiscent of ideas demonstrated by Jerry Donahue … many thanks for posting as had forgotten about that possibility.

What gear is he using to get this tone?

Nice. I knew one of the three. Thank you!

Great the last one is 🐱 bestest?

Is it Buckaroo Banzai?

Pedal steel bends and banjo rolls sound great on a tele.

The third lick is actually an Albert Lee lick from his Starlicks video.

Beatles covered country. So did the stones. Always in the rotation of influence. The cream always rises to the top.

thanks

Thanks i got it

So clearly presented. Thank you so much. I’m using the first three constantly now, the last one….that’s gonna take a little more time..

Nearly three-and-a-half minutes of talk about nothing and and then some rudimentary playing, totally boring.

Pedal steel players don't mind when guitar players play licks like this because the truth is that while these kind of pedal steel style bends are certainly cool, it's such a small and simple aspect of our instrument and there are so many other things that guitarists just can't do.

This video has been a God sent for me for the past couple of weeks. Thank you sm!!!

That’s the best looking tele I’ve ever seen.

Hi just want to say thank you for this lesson, I've just started doing or rather trying soloing a bit, and this is a great lesson and a brilliant song thanks again, and you got yourself another sudscriber cheers 👍👍🤘🎸🎸

This is great, I love these licks and I am not a life long country player, mostly rock. I’ve seen one other guy play that last one. It blew my mind. One of the first game changers for how I thought about country music and country music guitar players.

I feel like rock suspends from the 4th and resolves down to the third while country suspends from the 2nd and goes up to the 3rd. As a side note, I’m watching this because I play pedal steel and the notes are way easier to visualize and breakdown on guitar.

Need, context, like where's the downbeat?

The last one is amazing

Too much talking

great job on this best lesson