Hi Everyone,
Today's Target and Pay Per Lesson release is now live.
Mr. Soul is a Neil Young song that has gone through many incarnations, not unusual for his songs. It started out as a rockin’ hit for The Buffalo Springfield in 1968 and later appeared as a darker acoustic tune on Neil’s Unplugged album. This lesson covers playing the song in three different tunings, Standard, Dropped D, and Double Dropped D, as well as a bit on improvising in different modes.
Enjoy this level 5 lesson!
http://www.totallyguitars.com/target-so ... esson.html
>>New Target and Pay Per Lesson release - Mr. Soul - Neil Young
Did you change the camera position slightly or zoom in a tad or something? The site logo is slightly blocking your left hand, at least in the preview, which is a bit distracting. I never noticed that before - I sampled another vid and it looks like it's usually zoomed out a bit more.
Somehow, I never noticed the similarity between this riff and "Satisfaction" until just now.
Somehow, I never noticed the similarity between this riff and "Satisfaction" until just now.
unclewalt wrote:
Maybe two logo's is to much,,,,but ''Í can get no...pompompom poom pppp,, :laugh: B)Did you change the camera position slightly or zoom in a tad or something? The site logo is slightly blocking your left hand, at least in the preview, which is a bit distracting. I never noticed that before - I sampled another vid and it looks like it's usually zoomed out a bit more.
Somehow, I never noticed the similarity between this riff and "Satisfaction" until just now.
Hi Neil, what has happened to the Neil Young package lessons? I went to purchase it today and couldn't find it. PLEASE tell me you are currently making a Neil Young super pack , like you did with the Beatles. That would be amazing!
Neil, thanks for this lesson. Mr Soul is fun to play, but I was trying to play some harmonica with it wIth a D harmonica but it didn't sound so good. What is the best harmonica key to play for this one? Does Neil young use special modal harmonicas or something? Thanks, beaker