Lesson: The Heart of Life by John Mayer (Right Hand Technique with Tabs Verse / Chorus)

Guitar Lesson of John Mayer’s “The Heart of Life”.
Mostly dedicated to the right hand technique with close ups for the verse and the chorus rhythm parts.

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Philip Sayce, Scars, Main Riff: Cover / Lesson

Here is a lesson / cover of what I could catch by ear from the song Scars by Philip Sayce.
It might not be 100% accurate, but that is the idea. I do not show note per note what it is because this is how I learn and I think that using your ear is good for practice.
Song played with a 50s Fender Road Worn through a small Peavey Amp, recorded with an iPhone (sorry for the bad sound quality).
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Waiting on the World to Change – John Mayer – Lesson / Cover

Here is a lesson / cover of what I could catch from the song Waiting on the World to Change by John Mayer.
It might not be 100% accurate, but that is the idea. John Mayer plays the song differently all the time and this video is made to show a way (my way) to play the main chord progression with the Jimi Hendrixy / John Mayery embellishments. I do not show note per note what it is because this is how I learn and I think that using your ear is good for practice.
Song played with a 50s Fender Road Worn through a Fender Greta Tube Amp, recorded with an iPhone (sorry for the bad sound quality).
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John Mayer – Gravity – Outro lesson (live version)

Here is a lesson of what I could catch by ear from the outro of the song Gravity by John Mayer (played live).
I do not show note per note because this is how I learn and I think that using your ear is good for practice.
Song played with a 50s Fender Road Worn through a Fender Greta Tube Amp, recorded with an iPhone (sorry for the bad sound quality). Thanks for watching! 🙂

Philip Sayce, Morning Star, Main Riff: Cover / Lesson

Here is a lesson / cover of what I could catch by ear from the song Morning Star by Philip Sayce.
It might not be 100% accurate, but that is the idea. I do not show note per note what it is because this is how I learn and I think that using your ear is good for practice.
Song played with a 50s Fender Road Worn through a Fender Greta Tube Amp, recorded with an iPhone (sorry for the bad sound quality).
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Dan Patlansky Bring The World To Its Knees: Cover / Lesson (Main Riff Chords)

Here is a lesson / cover of what I could catch by ear from the song Bring the World to its Knees by Dan Patlansky.
Played with a 50s Fender Road Worn through a Fender Greta Tube Amp, recorded with an iPhone (sorry for the bad sound quality).
This artist (Dan Patlansky) is amazing you should check him out if you like blues rock music!
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Cover of John Mayer’s song “if I ever get around to living” by myself

Another finger picking technique song using two fingers.

Cover of John Mayer’s wildfire by myself

This song has an interesting right hand finger picking technique. I played it with my Fender 50’s road worn through a tiny 2 watt Greta Fender amp

The wind cries mary by Jimi Hendrix Guitar Cover by myself

I decided to use y Christmas present (fender greta amp) and record myself playing the wind cries mary by Jimi Hendrix with no backing track. I love this tune, it’s a great ballad and a good exercise to practice the Hendrixian chord embellishments.

My Christmas gift to myself – Fender 2 watts Greta tube amp

I bought this beauty today, a collectible amp as Fender stopped to produce it.

For the description, this is a 2 watts tube amp with a very cool look. It’s obviously not very powerful but it sounds really cool for someone like me who need a tiny amp to practice in his room to play blues. The clean sound is very good and as soon as you turn the volume up a little bit the amp starts to crank up and gives you that nice dirty sound.
Finally as all tubes amps it needs a bit of time to warm up to sound at its best!