Shakin All Over – WarmUp Routine

content absolutely brill, it`s a shame the video carrier is such poor quality, your jumping around on screen like a frog on a hot tin box!!!!

Bonjour

Ta methode de guitare est interessante,mais si elle étais en francais ce serais vraiment cool.

Yvan

Now at age 78 I can cope with this so far thanks John

Hi there,
Don’t get cold fingers in Brisvegas. Johnny Kidd and the Pirates ” I’ll never get over you” was the first song my band played in the sixties.It was at a club in Blackpool, and the singer sang in a different key to what we were playing in. We pretended everything was OK and finished the song. How embarrasing!. Our next song was much better “Glad all over ” Dave clarke Five. I really like the website and what you are doing.Breaks everything down and makes it simple.Plus gives you encouragement to keep going. Started playing electric about a year ago. Bought a les paul copy out of China $350 delivered with a hard case. These are great guitars for the money. Back to the website. It is great and has made me start playing again. Probably your oldest student, 64 yrs young.
Lindon Hall
Brisbane Australia

A GREAT CLASSIC ANDY ! BRILLIANT PRESENTATION, HOWEVER YOU OMIT TO TELL US WHAT KEY WE ARE IN? GUS

G’day, G’day Andy, fireworks last night for Australia Day. A great little warm up, do you know that I still have my 45 of this that I bought as a young person when it came out in the UK and I reckon the whole song still sounds as good today when I play it with our band (No alterations or “Jazz” allowed) when playing the Holy Grail music of the 50′s and 60′s.
Looking forward to more.

If he’s gone that’s very sad he never got the credit he deserved just listen to the fabulous tone on the solo on Vans Magic Time title track

I thought Mick was now playing with Van Morrison

another great exercise Andy, thanks.

great stuff andy

This was a favourite song ,expertly played by the much missed Mick Green of the PIRATES what a guitar player! Listen to the PIRATES “OUT OF THEIR SKULLS” album for a rocking version of this song played full tilt!