Hi Lazarlem --- sure, we can diagram the chords.   Can you please let us know the timecodes Corey plays them? Thanks.

You may be rich you may be poor  you may not no a whole lot more but when the Lord come to get you, you better move.   You may be a sinner you may be a saint you may know...

There are two more chords i'd like to see diagrammed that you showed. One was augmented I think. The two chords that are present look the same.     You may be high, you may be...

  Hello @Corey, I enjoy my soul by practice Devil got my woman... I know i have a little problem with my thumb and also to make some variation which can bring more interest to...

Hi peter, You will have to ask Mike about the track but it is a blues Rumba going to a medium temo shuffle. duke

Hi Corey --- I'm really enjoying this tune, thank you.  Here's where I am with my singing.  Right now I'm trying to work on singing from my diaphram and finding my natural voice...

Thanks Harry I am honored.  When I play in open G or D is feels way too slack now for me.  

it was you that turned me on to open A on the streets of New Orleans, I thought you were in G but it sounded different... thats when it all made sense....The tension does give more...

it was you that turned me on to open A on the streets of New Orleans, I thought you were in G but it sounded different... thats when it all made sense....The tension does give more...

I give thanks Harry.  Since I discovered open A, I never look back! lol  Keep playing and enjoy.

give thanks Mike...yes this is one of my favorite from one of the all time greats.  I like open A better for my voice and I feel that the guitar cuts through better.  When I first...

Great song and love that second riff.  Open A tuning just sounds beautiful / soulful to me.

I look forward to working on this. I love open A, Been working on Berry Owens lately. Keep up the good work. Thank you

Mike thanks for posting the video.  I like that you are taking your time with the notes.  Which version are you following when u sing?  Some of the vocal lines sound like a popular...

Great lessons Mike! And Duke I hope your shoulders healing up. I thought I really knew this song, but you've opened it up for me completley - starting with the key, now the intro...

Alright I also experimented in G  

Sure

Hi Jerry is it okay to play it in the key of Bb?  

I look forward to working on this. I love open A, Been working on Berry Owens lately. Keep up the good work. Thank you

Great song and love that second riff.  Open A tuning just sounds beautiful / soulful to me.

For today's lesson we will learn the Son House tune Dry Spell Blues.  This is one of my favorites because it is so simple and at the same time challenging.  I start with a short...

Hi Friends, This week we are going to learn the opening chorus lead part for "All Your Love." Mike shows you exactly how to play it measure by measure to get the real vibe of how...

Hi Steve, Very good playing. I want to point out one thing when you are playing the lead slide up part. There is a note thtat I believe is the open G that is wrong in your version...

You have great taste, Monster Mike. Mr. Wonderful is definitely the best, though the two albums they recorded in Chicago with Otis Spann, Willie Dixon, Shakey Horton, J. T. Brown...

Jerry - check out the Fleetwood Mac album Mr. Wonderful. It's my favorite.

I don't have a bad word to say about Clapton - not only was he my earliest "lead guitar" influence, but a huge percentage of my music taste is directly traceable to a couple Guitar...

Here's Rick Russell with the backing track to "Off the Wall". You can use this to practice each chorus as you learn them and the entire song when you're ready. Have fun! Jerry  ...

Nice! Yeah, what Duke said about that ringing open G (not the nicest note in the key of F#!) But the approach is good, and I like the way you're combining the different versions...

Yeah, it's one thing playing simpler parts with all downstrokes, but that sixteenth note goes by FAST.  

Hi Mike -- you were so right about using the upstroke on the skip! It not only makes it easier to play; it make the phrasing work better. I just have to remind myself to do it...