Thank you sir! You are Great to put these lessons on KZfaq!! Yes please do more Todd Rundgren - Hello It's Me - I Saw The Light - We Gotta Get You a Woman.

Every time I decide to head to KZfaq to look up a somewhat obscure guitar tutorial to make my life easier, your lessons pop up. It’s like you’re in my head! Thanks for all of your effort with this channel!!

Rundgren is the master of the moving bass. Sophisticated pop jazz with awesome lyrics and melody. So ahead of his time, whilst harking back to a musical past. Great chords. Love his back catalogue so much. Catch him with Daryl Hall, two Philadelphia soul boys at the top of their game.

So glad you did this one - it is one of the best songs of the 70's and your lesson and demo are excellent as always. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skill with us.

Thanks very much for this. 👍

You can tell this guy really respects and loves the Todd.

Dude, you're a great guitarist & teacher. I love your lessons.

You are great guitar teacher

I love how you have applied this to the guitar, it sounds really natural making me try to remember if it was guitar in that song originally. I saw the demo first.

So agree about the background vocals ... it makes the song.

Todd Lunderman! I LOVE TODD LUNDERMAN!!! Hello? It's ME! - Jackie Burkhart

Very good tutorial! I love Todd and appreciate when others take the time (and ear!) to really dig deep. Thank you!

Nice. You always pick the best songs!

Amazing lesson, chords, and song. Your style and pace is right on. Very appreciative. You’re a natural teacher, keep up the great work.

I just saw the notification that you posted this tune .....& said out loud "Oh Great" ....just started watching ....Thanks so much

lovely chords and really nice pleasant tone on your guitar. Love your saturday uploads really look forward to them.

Great job. Thanks.

Top Class, really enjoy your videos. I always learn something new from them.

Beautiful song .....great lesson - thank you

Beautiful!

MOAR TODD!

Thanks for the lesson! Great song! Spot on tutorial!

Great arrangement - gonna start doing this one. Thanks!

Thank you!!!

its perfect, thank you sir, you deserve far more subs for your hard and professional work.

Great job! Thanks.

Another incredible demo.. you also have very good taste in music

Thank you for this great lesson!!!!!

Thanks a lot. You're the best!

...".It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference", would be another great TR to learn. I am sure you are aware of the Canadian connection here as well.:)

wow great sounding chords :)) 👍👍

Dude ... tremendous.

Thank you for this...as a big Todd fan I would love for you to do more songs by him and also Utopia...crazy lady blue would be great...fantastic guitar solo. Initiation is probably my fav album of his and hermit has him at his peak. Way under rated as a guitarist.

Your chords are always spot-on. Would you take requests for tutorials? Would love to see a video lesson on Blue Sky or Melissa by the Allman Bros, or Heard it in a Love Song, or Can't You See by the Marshall Tucker Band. Or Eyes Without a Face by Billy Idol or a nice 80's song called Hands to Heaven by Breathe. You're the best guitar tutorial uploader I've seen on here, cheers.

Great voicings. Wanted to play this song but couldn't get the harmonies sounding right. Props. Subscribed 👌 Edit: Many great emotional parts of solos are on one string. The main line of Still got the blues is mostly one string and it sounds awesome. Like this, a siren's voice..

Andy- Once again, you blow me away! I've always loved this song - and in all the years, lessons, tutorial, I've never seen ANYONE take this song, written for Piano, take it apart, come up with a chord arrangement on guitar that sounds beautiful, and then teach it!...I know you're not big on tabs- and I always try to follow and listen, to see where your fingers are on the chords, but sometimes it's hard to see or hear which ones are muted, or open. So, I wanted to ask- Is it possible you have just the "chord shapes" written down anywhere? If not, it's Ok, you do a Great Service, to all guitar players, who watch your videos! And one OTHER question- How did you get that incredible "thin" sound on your Les Paul- sounds like a little analog chorus or something- but not the same chorus sound on your "Purple Rain" lesson (ANOTHER incredible job, an EXACT re-playing of the part, the only one on the 'net, that I've found! By the way, you're a great teacher, in addition to being an incredible player-

TR is one of my faves, Thanks for this so much. On a side note, would love to ask you to do a lesson for a total under-rated musician -Bob Welch. Not Sentimental Lady as that has been done, but maybe Precious Love (great riff) or his song with Fleetwood Mac Hypnotized! Both incredible songs. (Much prefer Precious Love). Keep up the great work.

Hey Could You Please Do A Lesson On "Turn To Stone" By Joe Walsh? It's An Awsome Song, Your Solo Lessons Are Always Super Accurate

He was great on Bat Out Of Hell on guitar.

PLEASE, Andy, could you tell me what aspects you're using that SOUND, that incredible SOUND, that you're getting? Give me just ONE of your tone secrets?

Very nice. What effects are you using to get that "chimey" sound?

🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

Does anyone know what effect/pedal is used in this video?

First off enjoy your lessons,thorough and accurate.You position the guitar on your left leg,I've been playing a while and have never tried that, what's the advantage for it or is it more comfort?

What reverb, etc settings did you use with your guitar / amp tor recreate the sound? Great video by the way

its a bitch learning new chord shapes but totally worth it ! thx for your work !

could you do couldn't I just tell you by todd?

Do you have tablature? Thanks very much for the lesson. My very favorite song.

Pretty sure Rick Derringer Played Lead on Death of Rock and Roll

Would you consider some Nazz also?

Great explanation, but what are the chords?

Its all E minor changing the bass

Но наверное надо с играть эту мелодию вцелом а потом учить

By the way.... shut up and play isn't just a great name for your channel. Thanks for telling you and Todd's personal journey.