Amazing! Ive been watching the footage of this song from "eat the documents" over and over, this vid is great. Thankyou

Wouldn't that be D-G-C-F-A-D? You got an extra D in the middle there. It absolutely is

I learnt this from you about 5 years ago ! I forgot so i came back thanks man ! “ oh mercy “ is another great lp from 89

listening it for so many years, love so much this one, thanks for the lesson

11 years later ... thanks!

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Nice job brother

Nice job. 😊

Thanks

Thanks!

To play the Keith version, the Reed backing fits well?

Excellent! Thank you

This was really great,. Some tabs I found used a G9 chord, but I'm glad to see a normal G sounds just as good.

This is sublime.......good grief, this is talent!

Looks like a acoustic guitar I had in the 80s

In real you're not sure at all

Even though Keef plays those power chords up the neck in the intro, I like to play it down in the first position because I think is sounds better especially with a bit of slap back.

WELL DONE MAN!

fantastic lesson, thanks so much

Infantile

That was fantastic Matt, love acoustic blues with the thumping bass. Love Lightnin' and Big Bill Broonzy! I Never knew about the Lightnin' movie from 1967, so thanks for that, I'm going to check it out! 👍 🎸 🇨🇦

Love your cover of this. The best I've heard. Would be great if you did an updated version with the strumming pattern

For me, I can’t hear it and play it and sing it.

This sounds like, hey hey woody Guthrie

Thanks. I’ve been trying to master this and I’ll just slip in to hammer on. That great song, when the ship comes in

Thank you

God bless

THANK YOU.

Seamus. Pronounced.. Shay=mus

Way too much talking

The intro is finger-pick/finger-pulls on two strings at once. You're pulling the two wound G (or A's in this case with the capo) strings at the 3rd fret and then open... then fret the two low/wound D strings at the 3rd fret, back to the 3rd fret G/A string-pulls to open A ...repeat that 2-3 times... but, pulling only those pairs of strings together throughout the little opening riff... it stops with the two A strings pulled open, twice

@Matt Ferrucci - The rear tire looks quite narrow and not the correct size. Do you still own this motorcycle?

great work here. thanks for posting

Lou Reed said this about his Gretsch Country Gentleman guitar: There was a guy named Dan Armstrong, and he wired that thing up nice. And then I went to San Francisco and met an electronics guy there, and had a repeater [i.e., echo] built into it, among other things. So I could seem to play faster than I really could.

This is a nice lesson, providng a solid framework while studying John Jackson's performance. Thanks for posting it Matt. Jackson runs through some interesting ways to get around and improvise the A,D,G,C motif.

Been playing this in pieces for a while, still trying to get the sailor man /pirates of Penzance lick....it's included on the Christmas disc, and Axis outtakes.

Love your lessons Mat, getting loads from them. Thanks MT

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Three-chord blues songs and licks usually bore me to death, but something about your playing makes it come alive. I might have to sit down and learn this one. By the way, do you ever play that particular guitar with more than six strings on it? I have a love/hate relationship with 12-string guitars. I noticed you have a copy of Terry Jennings' book "Waylon: Tales of My Outlaw Dad." I just finished it a couple weeks ago. What a fun read!

Hello Matt , , thanks for the masterful tutorial T …! what guitar is that and where/how I can get one ?! Thanks again and I hope you’re good Tchao 🍻

Just discovered this song. Linda Rohnstadt's version.

Hey Matt it was not a bad lesson you kinda forgot to teach at the 7:30 mark and yes the chord close up was a PLUS THANK YOU

Great playing! I stopped in Guitar Center last weekend and the speakers were blasting CCR's "Ramble Tamble." I couldn't believe I'd never heard it before. If that song ever got in the wrong hands, it could blow up the world! If anybody could teach humanity how to play it accurately and responsibly, it'd have to be Mr. Matt Ferrucci!

Why not just barr the C with one finger at the 5th fret and make that F there ?

I like the lesson but when it comes to the lead parts you play them too fast its hard to see what notes you are hitting.

I thought it would be easy at first Guess I got to put in some work.

thank you!!!!

You just play for your self you don't teach noting for people show of haaaaaaaa

Thank you for breaking some of this down. I agree with you, Keith's rendition is excellent and his playing and singing sounds better than ever. 🙏🕊️❤️

Excellent. Thank you so much for That lesson 👍