Thank you David!

"All mistakes are intentional". Chet Atkins.

Thank you Mike! I really hope you will enjoy many more lessons on my channel.

47 yrs young here. I could carry a tune or two until the internet came along and then KZfaq. I have learned a lot of songs on here that I always wanted to play in High School and finally I can play them. Jesse's Girl,Smells Like Teen Spirit and anything else with riffs I love. Free Bird is my next project I am going to get a loop box to play one part then the other parts lol Skynyrd is a hard band to play alone to and sound just right.

You're Welcome I have been watching your videos and I have to admit that you go more into depth than the others out there. I am not a beginner so I replied because I catch on a little faster. I understand that you're explaining to some beginners but I just want to jump to little faster playing lol. I hope you get what I am talking about. I have never seen Simple Man taught the great way you do. Other uploads just show you a riff and that's it,but you go deeper. Keep up the great job. ;)

It is a little bit different approach, I am glad you liked it!

Guitar Couch Lessons I have a question. I have a Washburn X-20 and a 50 watt Peavey RAGE 258 Transtube Amp it has 3 amp settings Stack,Modern,and Vintage. I have a DigiTech RP90 Modeling Guitar Processor with Expression Pedal and also a DigiTech RP55 without Expression Pedal. Both can be set to Bypass but I don't want to burn them or my Amp up. Can you connect both of them together like RP55 from guitar Input and a Connector Cable from the Output to the Input of the RP90 and Output to Amp and set one to Bypass and use the other? I know you can't run both together one has to be in Bypass mode. I also have a separate French Toast Octave Box I would like to ad in there too. Thanks I just Subscribed to your Website but I already have a Membership with another right now when it's up I will look into joining yours. You always respond to your Subscribers and I like that.Thanks

Thank you so much :-)

You made my day :-) Thanks for your comment!

I'm happy I could help. Thank you so much

Anna Wozniak thank you :-)

Matt, thank you very much! It really means a lot to me!

Just subscribed and going to share with my player/student friends on FB.

Thank you John!

Thank you so much!

Excellent tutorial

Yeah, a different approach :-) thank you James!

Nie ma sprawy :-) Dziękuję :-)

Thank you Steve

Thank you Ed!

Thank you Joe!

Thanks Steven :-)

Thank you, I'm really happy I could help.

Thank you Robert

Thank you Isa!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot!

+Phil Bardoul Thank you!

:-) Thank you

jimbloa77 thanks for watching my lesson!

Fantastic Jean!

Thanks a lot Vince!

Hi Linda. Awesome! Thanks for watching my lesson!

Thank you :-)

Take baby steps Stacey, start from something really simple like Zombie by The Cranberries: www.guitarcouch.com/how-to-play-zombie-the-cranberries/

@@guitarcouch thank you

You are so right Ronnie, thank you for watching!

Yeah, they are great guitars, thanks a lot for watching!

Thank you Mike. I really make an effort to make my youtube videos as similar as I can to my one to one private lessons. There are plenty of explanations but this is what I feel beginners need to truly learn the guitar and enjoy it. I really want to help everyone learn to play the guitar, not just this one song ;-)

I understand completely. Keep up the great work

You reminded me of my Instructor in a way,but I realized he was only teaching Power Chords and I wanted the real Chords. He asked me what i am into and Lynyrd Skynyrd is my number one pick. I guess it's because they crashed 5 miles from my home,I was 8yrs old and I was on that dark country road watching the men bring them out one behind the other and put the stretchers on one of the many Ambulances that were there. These men walked back into the woods their head lamps disappearing into the thick woods one the one mile trip back to the crash and crossing a 20ft wide waist deep creek. We didn't know who crashed until the next day. All we heard was that a passenger plane had crashed and my family went to see if they needed help because we thought of it being a larger passenger jet with a lot of people. I knew who Skynyrd was because my aunt and uncle listened to them and a couple of years after the crash I got my first guitar for Christmas. I wore out 3 Gold and Platinum Cassettes playing by ear with them,even though it was an Acoustic lol I had blisters and blood on the strings as I built my fingers to fret the strings right and stop getting blisters

Mike, wow, what a story! I can understand your connection with their music. Lynyrd Skynyrd is one of my favourite bands!

Mike Murphy xxx

Thanks a lot John

Hi Linda. Thank you. It is really awesome to get a message like that :-) I use a Boss DB-90 metronome. But it is huge and bulky - totally old school, but it does sound very natural. These days it's so much easier with the apps on our smartphones. You can get a metronome for free. Just type in your app store a word “metronome” and you will find plenty of apps. One thing that I always pay attention to is the sound of it. I like a kind of woody sound - some sound too digital. The strumming for Simple Man is similar when it comes to the numbers of the strums, but it has a little bit more of a swingy feel. Do you have any suggestions when it comes what you would like to learn? Darius

Guitar Couch Lessons Good instructor,,,God bless

You are right Mark :-) Thank you for watching!

ok, great

Yeah, detuning is never fun ... especially when you have floating bridge :-)

Unfortunately, not, I'm Polish :-) Thanks a lot for watching my lesson.