My grandmother (self taught in the 20's) used to play this on the piano and it was amazing . I can still hear her red fingernails clicking on the keys as she played. Thanks for this.

Reminds me of when I was 6 or 7 years of age, back in 1970/71 and my dad took my brother and I to see The Harlem Globetrotters at Wembley Pool.

I love the way u teach..glad I joined patreon

@PhilDoleman

10 ай бұрын

Thank you!

When you played it through in the beginning I though there's no chance I'll ever be able to learn that but once you broke it down, well, maybe... I'll have to give this one a go.

@PhilDoleman

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't play it that fast when I started learning it:-) It'll come!

This was brilliant and very very smooth

I am not advanced enough to play this yet, but you explain everything so clearly, I understand. I will learn the simple chords like you recommend. Then slowly learn more. It may take a while, but i enjoy learning as well as playing. Thank you for another great video. 😊🎶

Excellent tutorial Phil - hugely helpful, and much appreciated! Many thanks!

Another great lesson...............many thanks.

Thanks Phil.Love it and well explained!

Lovely. Looking forward to a winters hard work 😄

lovely! browsing for the charts as i type :)

superb!

I really enjoyed this arrangement. I've played this song for years, in F of course, and have worked out a very snappy rhythm arrangement for it. I never worked out a chord melody part for it, and I think this one is perfect. I particularly liked your rhythm fills in bars 4, 8, 28, and 22, at the end of the 4-bar sections of D7 and G7. I thought they really punched the song forward, but I wasn't getting it. My right hand was never in the right place when I hit those bars. Since finger picking is not my first choice for chord melody technique (usually thumb) I was not set up for the up strums when they came. Then I got it when I tried it finger style. PLAYER'S TIP: Finger pick this as Phil suggests and you'll hit Phil's rhythm parts in perfect time, as they were written. I agree that there should be flexibility and variation in fills like this, but these work very well. I suggest that everyone try them first.

@PhilDoleman

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Joe!

Mmm, thanks Phil. This may take a bit of concentration... 👏👏👏

This is great - thank you! I’ve noticed you don’t promote your Patreon site in these public videos. (Maybe it’s an English thing.) But your KZread fans might like to know they can get more great content, detailed lessons, and tips by subscribing on Patreon - and support these videos for everyone too.

@PhilDoleman

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Yes, I really should mention Patreon sometimes!

Where is the the tablature that you mentioned. I hit the link but did not give a tabs. Thanks

@PhilDoleman

2 жыл бұрын

It is there, you need to follow the link and then scroll down until you see the thumbnail for this video, and the link is underneath it.