Thanks buddy,

i saw an interview keith gave where he had the opportunity to play a couple licks. he goes, nah mate i only play for money. this same show had guitarist play licks who richards claimed as an influence.

The acoustic arrangements are beautiful. The electric riffs are dangerous.

@@matthewchunk3689 Have you seen his knuckles recently? He probably can't play anything without a cortisone shot.

Without open G tuning, this guy can’t come near Keith. His timing is off

White Chic 😂

Lol,

That's the very first thing I thought when hearing JJFlash. Still admirable how much he got right on the songs.

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I liked it becauze it was at 666, it felt wrong

@S I will :)

John Holland A Tele Squire is about $250.00 American donate or don’t complane

I really think he nailed the sound! I own an American Strat and a MIM Tele. Tele's awesome!

Dont forget keef used a sunburst strat in open G as well early 70s at some point 😉

Please help me I need an American strat fender

No

that’s not why he learned open g... and he’s not lazy at all

Using smarts to avoid extra work... that's pro level

Think smarter not harder

That's absolutely false and it doesn't even make sense. He prefers open G because he likes the sound and it's easier to work out what's a comfortable key for Mick to sing in. That's why he often uses a capo in open G.

Nice job. THE next time I watch, I'll have my guitar tuned and ready to go.

There's some good songs on that album.

Agreed - I've always been fond of Tattoo You since my dad had it on LP when I was a kid. Always loved "Start me up" particularly.

That's awesome, wish I could've made it to that concert

Lol, that bohemian rock star charm never fades

Thank you!

In the 60s Were you in the Rolling Stones..??

Sea-Saw probably had a cover band in High school

Almost like punk rock evolved from rock which evolved (barely) from blues rock lol

Thanks. That's a nice compliment. I appreciate it!

EggZACKLY What he said!

Yep

Yep

I noticed that, too. Not many people get Wild Horse in Open G or You Can't Always Get What You Want in Open G correct. However, saying it is spot on is relative because Keith would layer guitar tracks each in different tunings, whether it was overdubs, or for the entire track. Nonetheless, great guitar playing.

amen

Macca

Yeah

Great point

Not the best alternate riffs but he’s close

Sonic Youth and Soundgarden have the best alternate tunings riffs.

Tony Iommi is the undisputed titleholder of riffmeister

Yeah there's plenty of great acoustic songs they did. I may even do a video of just their acoustic songs. Thanks for watching!

Sound like you guys know a thing or two about guitars and The Stones. I am New to the guitar, but I read Keiths book years ago and remember him telling that he plays alot of his thing with only 5 strings, and does something he call, open g tuning. Can anyone explain to me what that is about and how it works? Love the video btw

@@RockNRollDad88 the open G tuning is usually achieved by starting at the largest string( E) tuned to D, keef removes this string because it's not really necessary for his style. the next( A) string is tuned down one to G, the D string is kept D ,so no change, same goes for the G string, the B string is kept at B, the high E string is tuned down to D. So you're only really changing two strings if you remove the big E. With this tuning strumming the open strings results in a G chord. By barring the strings you are now achieve chords by using one finger. Keef often uses the middle and ring finger to make seventh( i think) chords and just that will go a long way. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable than I am can be more helpful. Im a twenty year intermediate and I see kids that can play circles around me. But your comment was recent and I hope I was a bit of help. Good luck.

Thanks!

I was born in Brighton.

I was born in 1951

The best one ♥️

I was born on a partly cloudy and mild day. The wind picked up a little later in the evening... so I'm told.

Nice one. They're fun to play.

Blocksy For sure.

@@bloxsy_ Could you cover Brian's riff on 19th Nervous Breakdown (the Bo Diddley style riff)

90s Guy It’s very easy to do.

Brown Sugar is a masterpiece! I've been into it since I was a kid in the 80s. What more can I say.

You can learn them. At lot of Keiths riffs are very simple, you just need the strength in your hand to hold the one finger chords.

One word: Zeppelin

Led Zeppelin

Love Zepp. But for completely different reasons. Riffs? Nope... that's the Stones sandbox.

@@edfulginiti8798 fair enough man.

Max haha clown

Thank you. Yeah, it's a simple riff but difficult to get right.

There's enough material to do a part 2 video!

@@bigtip8371 and a part 3

Kundan Gurjar and 4

I saw this video only for "Beast of Burden" and "Dead flowers":(((((

And Brown Sugar

Yep. Those 16 thumbs downs are Beatles fans

Zep is hands down the best

@@zacharygutshall8452 I accept your opinion, but not for me. I can listen to them, but if I never hear them again, I'm good.

Thanks man.

Rocks off is my favorite stones track easily!

There are too many great ones. Can't beat the Stones' guitar game.

Every time I try to play that riff, it just sounds off. To be fair, I play it adjusted to e standard so it's a little awkward to play with the corrected fingering.

All sound choices are spot on

If you want to hear the pre- cursor to Brown Sugar check Flight 505 from "Aftermath ". Brian Jones is credited with playing lead guitar on it and it is a tremendous Stones track. You'll hear Brown Sugar being born!

My dad would wait patiently for that music video to air on MTV back in the day.... when I hear that stones song.. I think of my dad

@@kevin2400 may he be at peace always 🙏

Thanks David!

Some people say to remove the high E-string.

@@laurentdubois2268 Definitely not. Just Google 'Keith Richards Tuning'

Laurent Dubois No.... don’t listen to “those” people...

Thanks. They're fun to play.

Thank you!

I considered that and Lady Jane. I may do an acoustic Stones vid.

Cheers!

Thanks very much!

The live version of that song from Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out is one of the greatest tunes I’ve ever listened to in my life.

@@donatotummillo That's the only version I listen to

Easy but very tiring barring those one finger chords. I don't know how he does it.

Redit where cresit is due: love in vain is a Robert Johnson cover...

Thank you very much.

Thanks mate.