Dale, thanks for posting this tutorial for the rest of us. Your friend, Bob.

Always love your tutorials Dale. Thanks for sharing!

So great of you to help amateurs like me, who would otherwise be spending time I don't have, to break down this song and enjoy playing. Many thanks

Thanks Dale for the time & effort you put into these tutorials. That "knucklebuster" part was the hardest section for me to get right. Anyway just takes time & patience and it all comes together.

you have such a way to make guitar look so easy and your lessons are the tops my friend I learned this many years ago and forgotten most but mine never sounded as full as yours will be pulling the guitar out for sure once more thanks & much love to you & yours

The nuances really make the difference in this classic. You nailed it as usual. What a treat Thanks Dale. Rock on my friend 🎸🎸🎸

Great player. Great tutorial. You’re very down to earth about it. Thanks.

Great tutorial, as always. I appreciated seeing all the nuances I've missed for the last 35 years! ;^)

So if you google Ed King you get to Strawberry Alarm Clock and a few clicks later down the bunny trail you end up at Oingo Boingo...just say'n.. the 70's were weird. Anyways, another great tutorial. I always learn something from you, and your humbleness is inspiring. Thanks Dale!

Thanks, Dale. You solved a couple of puzzles for me. Apparently, your ears are as gifted as your fingers.

EEHHHH Whats up Doc? Ed King is true guitar royalty, keep em' comin Doc.

I studied this tune many hours...when they didn't have software to slow things down. Took me a long time to get it down but I play it almost identical to your way. I've watched a ton of bands play this wrong....sometimes still sounding good but wrong. But you can't play this tune with less than 2 guitars. Just too much going on with 3 guitars for one to cover it well. Plus I hear some slide guitar in there too. At least some sliding notes. The accents make the tune if you ask me. Most people never hear the small parts in the background but they do contribute to the total tune. Thanks again Dale....You put an awful lot of effort into the tunes and the tutorials......much appreciated

Go Tribe!! Cleveland born and raised here!

Great lesson as always.

Thanks for the tutorial, Dale. And Go Tribe!

Another fantastic lesson, Mr. Adams. BTW, you seem to have as many guitars as Al Pitrelli. Al is the Trans Siberian Orchestra and Savatage guitarist extraordinaire. So are you.

Thanks again, Dale.

Holy cow Dale, seems like there are more guitar cases than the last time that I watched one of your tutorials. Which is your favorite one? Don't know a thing about playing the guitar, but you are fun to watch. Gotta go watch Call Me the Breeze and then off to sleep. Crazy late once again. Lose track of time when I watch you guys.

I'd like to hear you playing "Simple Man", by Lynyrd Skynyrd, it's a good song , love it!!! Thanks guy!!!

Great lesson, great playing and nice tone. If I can ask; What year & model is your Strat? Is it Olympics White or special paint as it looks really white. So many I see are more yellow and I'm looking for one that is whiter...like yours. Also with a dark rosewood fretboard...thanks.

Great job can’t get much closer than that

THanks for the great tutorial. As I am not familiar with strats, are you playing the bridge position pick-up in the coil splitting mode?

it's not in my relegion to even touch a strat, I am a les paul guy but it does sound great and ty for the lesson

Hello Tonedr,very good,thank you!! Excuse me,I would like to know which guitar is that you are playing ??? Thank!

Dale in regard to the intro, would you say you have very slight right hand palm muting ?, or do you "do it" just with the left hand touch ? I've always wanted to learn this one properly. cheers your mate tg...This may sound weird, but i'd love to know what pickups you have , i know they are lindy fralin but which ones ? I've gotta get beck into the strat, I've avoided the stat for a long while, preferring the tele. Only the strat can do this exact 2nd position quack sound. cheers

Saw the white Strat and had to click right away. Honestly I never learned this song, well I can play section of the intro but most people just look and say no.

Hey Dale!!! Great Guitar Playing!!! Here is a question you probably have never been asked..of all the Cover Band Songs you've played ....Which Band Would you ever dreamed you could have been A Member Of and Touring with ??? And Why ??? No fair Lexington Lab . Doesn't Count...for me The Beatles Music has always been too complex to play..The Stones on the Other hand so much easier Would like to Hear From... Thank You !!! Wishing you and Yours a Very Happy New Year And many many more years of playing!!!!🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎵🎵🎵✌✌✌🎵🎵🎵

dale could you add the back guitar that does those slide note fills is that the guy that did the 2nd solo? It's gotta be so easy but also gotta be there...

I guess I'm not going to work today then 😊