Beautiful, thank you!

my favorite two minutes of music of all time. thank you for scoring this!

Fantastic!

Thank you!!

thanks, man! that's AWESOME!!

Fantastic! Appreciate the tabs as well! Glad I subscribed!

Great job, it sounds spot on note for note! You rock!

I could only ask for one more thing... the outro solo

Thanks so much for this - my favourite guitar solo and my favourite recording of all time, so powerful and emotional.

Right on, Rock on...and FANTASTIC stuff man! Also, this version IMHO is easily top 5 all time...and the song will always be my favorite song ever put on tape anytime, anywhere. A masterpiece, plain & simple.

@jonathanroselaw

2 жыл бұрын

Europe ‘72 version is perhaps the finest playing ever of this tune. Check out “Long Strange Trip” for the backstory of this version they laid down on vinyl.

@justinarnold2482

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanroselaw Yep, that was my absolute favorite part of that whole doc. Unspeakably cool!

@jonathanroselaw

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinarnold2482 the sound engineer’s recollection of that night was very moving.

@jonathanroselaw

2 жыл бұрын

His name is Dennis Leonard. He actually left the sound booth to watch Jerry play this tune because in his words “this is where I was supposed to be right now”and Jerry shot him a look like “who is mixing this”? Came to be the levels mixed perfectly without a soul in the booth!!! So demonstrative of the GD “what is meant to be will be” mantra. Anyway, other than the closing of The Winterland run in October 1974, this in my opinion is the apogee of Jerry’s playing. On anything. Which in itself is a bold statement. His “outro” solo over the F C Em segment is some of the finest guitar phrasing in the history of music.

good stuff. always my fave album since way back... someone made a Utube video for one of this collection of concerts, some Pigppen. this tune not included but it's a top hour of good work, to me. oh, B.D. wrote this tune influenced by the flick ' on the beach' which 'll rock yer brain.

thx..

How the hell do you manage to read my mind and make the exact lesson i've been looking for? Keep it up!

Me: today's going dope don't see what could top it... This man:

@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons

3 жыл бұрын

😊

Yes my favourite morning dew,Europe 72 morning dew beautiful,when i leave this place the tune will be blasted.

2 years on and I'm still thankful you did this one. Absolutely awesome man. Great work and ROCK On!

Thank you so much for your videos! Forever Grateful! Do you by chance sell the actual tab write out? I find its hard to keep track and jump around the video sometimes.

I am so grateful for your lessons, thank you!!

Man how much I learned from this channel!

Bro this is absolute magic! Thank you so much for sharing this solo, it’s out of this world! I’ve tried on my own to figure this one out but just couldn’t get it right. Now you’ve done it I can learn it properly. You’re a kind and generous teacher thanks 😊

Summer time! Great job

Awesome I’ve been working on this.. excellent timing thanks 🙏🏻

Precise as usual. 👏👏

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you

It's fantastic. You found a great tone for this solo.

this video is really well done im just learning guitar and you helped me learn my favorite solo which i thought would take me years. i was wondering if there was any way you could link the backing track you used because i cant seem to find a good one for this specific recording. thanks for the help!

@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons

Жыл бұрын

I'll have to go back and see if I ever completed the backing track. I may have just created one long enough for the solo. Can't remember.

What tone settings and pedals are you using sound amazing

Amazing! Any plans to do a lesson on the outro?

@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons

3 жыл бұрын

Not at the moment. Next I'm planning on doing a rhythm lesson for the tune.

@keithchilvers7434

3 жыл бұрын

@@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons We'll look forward to your rhythm lesson but it would be great if sometime you could do a lesson on the outro. There are several good lessons around on Bob's rhythm guitar for this recording of Morning Dew but I have never been able to find any lesson on Jerry's outro.

@keithchilvers7434

3 жыл бұрын

Ok, having just listened to it again I realise that doing an outro lesson would probably be a 3 video job, pretty big ask. Meanwhile I (and others I'm sure) would appreciate some help in untangling the interwoven threads of Bob and Jerry that make up the Intro.

This is brilliant. The pinnacle of all Morning Dews. Thank you so much for making this! When playing, all i look for are the frets but your breakdowns are on an entire other level. Any chance you have the tablature handy? Also, would enjoy to see a ranking video of your all time favorite Dead songs and versions.

My favourite on Europe 72,morning dew kick back and let the badshit leave your mind,and the peace will follow.Thank you brother

Man, this was stellar! Playing on the neck pickup?

@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed I am!

hey mate where do you get the tab from?

every time i try the bends and switching the notes the sound just goes dead. is my action to low? what gauge string and string height you got. Also how do you get your tone to sound so good mine sounds nothing like yours.

@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons

2 жыл бұрын

I'd have to see/hear what you're doing to be able to know what the issue is. I use gauge 10-46 strings with a pretty low action.

@quitypop

2 жыл бұрын

@@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons what pedals do you use?

@keithchilvers7434

2 жыл бұрын

I had this problem for a while, especially up around the 12th and higher. I found it was down to the angle I was striking the string with the pick, I was pushing it in toward the fretboard and so damping it. Problem now cured. I use 10 -46 gauge too and low action..

I think it would be really cool if you could try and do a tutorial on Jerry’s lead guitar from the studio version of The Music Never Stopped.

There is no such key as “D Myxolydian”. The key is G major.

@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons

2 жыл бұрын

Songs can be in Modal Keys.

@jonathanroselaw

2 жыл бұрын

@@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons A mode is not a key per se. There are only 12 keys. We are in G major playing a D mixo mode.

@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanroselaw That's a very classical way of looking at things. I know different music publishers do things different, but to me, I think modal keys are relevant. But, from a classical point of view, they would have the key signature (in this case) be D Major, and then you would know that's it's Mixo because of all the C naturals. There are plenty of publishers out there that do use modal keys. For example (again in this case) you'd see one sharp in the key signature with an asterisk saying that the key signature represents D Mixolydian. You don't have to make that note, but it can be helpful. Regardless, I wouldn't say it's in G, because the tonal center is in D. But again, I don't subscribe to a strictly classical view of music theory, so I'm completely ok with Modal Keys. But there is more than one school of thought on that subject.

@jonathanroselaw

2 жыл бұрын

@@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons Well first off I do feel honored that you took time out to get into a discourse on music theory with me. Yes, I agree it is a classical perspective however if we take a big step back and and analyze this song from purely a musical theory point of view we are really in G Major and the F major segment is really a switch to G Myxolydian (F Major being the b7 Myxolydian; the C Major being the IV Lydian and the relative E Minor being the VI Aeolian). To me, “modal” and “keys” are two separate dichotomies. Regardless, great tab. And I wish it wasn’t too late to have an opportunity to listen to how he approached this song from a music theory perspective.

@WeepingWillowGuitarLessons

2 жыл бұрын

I've been doing a lot of reading and thinking about music theory and how it applies to popular/folk/blues music. I'm still reading/researching, but as it stands now, here are some of my thoughts: Traditional Euroclassical theory and analysis doesn't work well for popular music (encompassing blues, folk, anything more contemporary). But even if you were to use strict theory, any key signature can denote two different keys. One sharp at the beginning of the page can signify the key of either G major or E minor, and you won't know until you look at the notes and see where the harmonic weight is. Modally, G major is G Ionian and E minor is E Aeolian. I feel you can then extrapolate and the key of the tune could really be any one of the 7 major modes. The tonic of Morning Dew to me is unambiguously D. All the harmonic weight is on D. The main chord loop begins and ends on D. Then the melody begins on D and ends of A (fifth of D). Then for the next section that goes to F, going to the major chord on the flat third is a pretty common move in popular music. And then it resolves back to D. Everything tells me (and my ear) that the tonal center is D, not G.

Great lesson! Your guitar tone is'nt important for the purposes of the lesson, but it kinda throws me off how dark and beefy it is