Haha our pleasure Dean!

pearl garden

Mariano Abundiz thanks very much 😀🤘

Hey Wilco - thanks very much! Glad you're enjoying the content :-)

Ah yea!

Hey Bruce! Thanks so much man and wow that's so cool you got to see them as Mookie! Really pleased the lessons are helping you now you've picked up the guitar again, that's great to hear mate!

Andrew Sowerby know what you mean, some riffs are just like mantras 🤘😀

Chris S you’re welcome mate!

Thanks mate!

Chuck DeGrendel thanks man you’re welcome and very kind of you to say. I’ll keep trying to improve the quality and content for you guys, got some cracking vids lined up!

Thanks Dan!

You're welcome mate and thanks for the reminder about "Times of Trouble" :-) In fact I feel a poll coming on.....

Ah love Led Zep! Must do some of their tunes...

Cheers Justin, it's a cracking tune! Great guitars - which Faith did you go for?

Naked Venus! Love it!

Justin Robinson they’re beasts! Love Faith guitars 🤘🤘

Hey Dan! Awesome work on starting to learn the guitar, you shall have many years of joy and (some) frustration but stick with it! So what you're hearing there are incidental strums that i'm doing in between the 1st fret (E string) to 3rd fret (E string) hammer on and open D/G before i then play the 1st fret on the E again. So if you watch my right hand you'll see i'm moving it in a strumming fashion in between, this isn't particularly conscious but it's just a way of adding feel, which you'll see Stone and a load of other guitarists do. It partly helps to make the gaps sound a bit funkier, which is certainly Stone's style, but it's also practical - when playing in a band context it helps you stay in time when there's no drums accompanying! Anyways, what i'm doing is lightly strumming so you may hear the open D/G lightly played or the 3rd fret on the E string but i keep the A string muted with part of my 3rd or 1st finger (depending if i'm playing the 3rd or 1st fret)....hope that makes sense and good luck!

@@LetsPlayAll thanks. I had a feeling that's what you were doing. You're so much better at it than any other online guitar "tutor", especially at that skill of soft strumming and "feel". I hear what you're saying about frustration, but I'm taking every small step as a success. It took me a couple of weeks practising before I could even make a "simple" G or C chord - it felt almost impossible. Thankfully I'm stubborn and I also stumbled upon a Mark Knopfler clip in which he says the guitar is hard because you have to tell your fingers to do things they don't want to do! I figure if he struggled, a mere mortal such as myself shouldn't shy away from being patient and trusting I'll learn the skill. Soft strums is now another one to work on. I'll get some guidance from my in-the-flesh tutor. Thanks again

@@danz9093 Awesome and that's the perfect attitude, learning the guitar is amazing fun, and the learning never stops! Every day's a school day :) I'll look at doing some more beginner lessons too as it looks like lots of people are just starting out who follow this channel. Cheers Dan!

Ana Salco hiya! I’ll get to them all eventually but if you want something quicker then best bet is to join us over at Patreon 😊🤘 www.patreon.com/letsplayall

mr. Bru that’s a good question!

Jason Guion Thanks 😉

An excellent question.....very tricky to answer but Pearl Jam’s early stuff tends to have more complex riffs whereas some of the latter arrangements are more unusual. That said, for a tribute or cover band I’d say Blood is right up there. It’s like a maths equation and one of those tracks that’s not too tricky to play along with the album but then when playing in a band context it’s tricky remembering all the intricacies. From a purely technical point of view I think Stone’s parts in Once require some dexterity (especially whilst jumping about on stage!) but for Mike I’d say Why Go or Go as they have the fastest solos. Why go probably edges it as no wah to hide behind and there’s a pretty quick fill on that too for both guitars 😀 Spin the black circle can be tough too as it’s so quick....hard to pick one!! Then you have Eddies parts, his difficult ones are the fingerpicking ones for me as he does that very well (and I don’t particularly!) so for him I’d say Just Breathe. Oh wait....Yellow Ledbetter pretty hard too to get that loose Hendrix feel. So a fair few then 😂 Often working them out is trickier than playing them tho! What’s your trickiest one?

I didn’t mean, don’t mean, to kind of hijack your question, but I agree about the examples. I can’t play with a slide, and if you heard me you immediately vomit from seasickness! So that tune off of Binaural, is it I Am Mine that has the slide part? With Betterman I struggled to use my thumb in proper timing. But I have not tried Once or Evenflow because it is just fast sliding into the lines and pulling off correctly etc. Thankful that we have your awesome channel doing the songs justice!

Jason Guion not at all mate the more opinions the better and thanks for your kind comment sir! Do you mean Red Mosquito? That has a tonne of slide in it (which I’m terrible at) that’s another to add to the list!

Similar isn’t it!? Not sure if Rotten Apple was influenced by Stones riff tho, but RA came a few yrs later

Yes there is, it’s in the on screen tab here 😀 07:42

Thx...😁...I did not focus on the tabs...just could Not hear it...🤐

Amygdala Moredread 🤘😀

Yeah but he's using his thumb to play it.