Windy & Warm (Tommy Emmanuel) – Tutorial (Part 2)
Part 2 of the tutorial on probably the most important fingerstyle song for all of us: this is the song that Tommy heard Chet Atkins play through a radio in 1967, and set him on a path towards an acoustic fingerstyle career.
Patreon (tabs/notation, early access, backing tracks, ...):
https://www.patreon.com/timvanroy
Guitar used:
Mayson MS7/S, Standard tuning
Recording: a pair of Neumann 184's through an Apogee Quartet
More info on www.timvanroy.be
Paypal Donate Link:
http://paypal.me/pools/c/8t6FhOUU3l
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction Part 2
0:47 Verse 3
1:28 Bridge 2 (Building up the main melody)
6:04 Bridge 2 (Copying the melody to the C chord)
8:14 Bridge 2 (Adding the F-chord and ending)
11:20 Bridge 2 (Putting it all together)
11:47 Verse 4
13:00 Bridge 3 (A chord barre tricks)
18:38 Bridge 3 (Middle chord section)
24:30 Bridge 3 (Diminished run aka the flashy bit)
28:08 Bridge 3 (Putting it together)
28:47 Verse 5 (to ending)
#TommyEmmanuel
#Windy&Warm
#Tutorial
#Fingerstyle
Part 2 of the tutorial on probably the most important fingerstyle song for all of us: this is the song that Tommy heard Chet Atkins play through a radio in 1967, and set him on a path towards an acoustic fingerstyle career.
Patreon (tabs/notation, early access, backing tracks, …):
https://www.patreon.com/timvanroy
Guitar used:
Mayson MS7/S, Standard tuning
Recording: a pair of Neumann 184’s through an Apogee Quartet
More info on www.timvanroy.be
Paypal Donate Link:
http://paypal.me/pools/c/8t6FhOUU3l
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction Part 2
0:47 Verse 3
1:28 Bridge 2 (Building up the main melody)
6:04 Bridge 2 (Copying the melody to the C chord)
8:14 Bridge 2 (Adding the F-chord and ending)
11:20 Bridge 2 (Putting it all together)
11:47 Verse 4
13:00 Bridge 3 (A chord barre tricks)
18:38 Bridge 3 (Middle chord section)
24:30 Bridge 3 (Diminished run aka the flashy bit)
28:08 Bridge 3 (Putting it together)
28:47 Verse 5 (to ending)
#TommyEmmanuel
#Windy&Warm
#Tutorial
#Fingerstyle
Tim, hi…I did some agent work for Stephen Bennett, Muriel Anderson and a few shows for Richard Smith, so I have been around a lot of great guitarists. I have been playing for a long time and I learned this song when I was about 18, HOWEVER I learned a few moves watching your lesson, so thanks very much. Everyone plays this tune differently it seems, especially Tommy. You never know what that guy's going to do. I only met Tommy once, but I watch him a lot, especially if I want to feel like crap and feel like using my guitars for wood for the fireplace, lol. Thanks again, you are an excellent player.
This is a really great chanell, glad to found this one. Thank you a lot for your work!
Good lesson but very tough to understand
I've been going back to this tutorial for months now and I almost have this song down.. id never get this far in a song like this without something this in depth. this novice can't thank you enough
Wow, I just sliced through my callus on my pinky practicing that slide on the G7, no blood but it definitely hit fresh skin and hurts a little. Thanks again Tim.
9:00 little buzzing on B string… Iv got the same probleme once the string is played with harder attack
I'm really struggling with that pinky slide.
thanks a lot man. you spread love and music.
You are definitely the best on tommys music u are top notch I’m glad you met Tommy u deserved it bro ur a legend 👍👍cheers from Ireland
I loved your video with Tommy you done excellent fair play bro you are now a star and an amazing player cheers from Ireland 🇮🇪
This is a great tutorial, esp learning without a capo (learn the true notes and chords then capo up to fit the key you want). But for those wanting to play Tommy along with this tutorial just download a Chrome extension called Transpose, and set the transpose slider to +2. Many thanks Tim for your great tutorials
You are so patient! Thanks! great lesson!!!!
Great lesson Tim. You're easy to understand, without coming over as pedantic. One small issue I have: you might want to unchoke the three bass strings just a tad? Sometimes I find it hard to pick out the boom under the chick! 😆 But all in all, a great breakdown!
ps. (I'm 75, so maybe I'm a little hard of hearing?) 😉
I cant believe it, but i made it! Youre amazing, thank you
Díky 👏👏👏 🥂
that bridge 3… ouch
Brilliant lesson – as always. Thank you, good sir. Your channel deserves millions of subscribers.
It took me two weeks to learn the song note by note, now I can barely paly it with tons of mistakes. It takes courage to learn something challenging like this when life and work keep me so busy, but glad I decided to do it and this will be the best investment of time of my life.
ur teaching patience is unbelievable 🙂
Thanks for this great tutorial Tim…I've uploaded my attempt at it today – played around with the first bridge a little 🤓
It is so special for us … noone would bother for whole song..thanks
Big thank you – the work you put into these tutorials is astounding.
Thanks lots for great tutorial.
Flat-Picking, all these years, and trying finger-picking is a challenge for me at age 79, but I am determined! Dam-ole-thumb! Old-fingers 6-guitars/10-fingers and slow learning /practice times!
Great Tim..!..Can you advise on what strings you are using please..
Thank you for putting so much time and effort into compiling this video. I've watched Tommy's insructional videos but he never goes into the details in slow mo so I can never pick it up with my limited guitar and ear skills🙄. I've only been practising the guitar for 60 years so cant expect too much too soon🤣😂. Many thanks again👍
you're a legend mate, thanks!
Perfect tutorial as usual well done you are the best👍
Heard this song yesterday for the fist time. Immediately decided to learn that tune. So I'm very glad that I have found this great tutorial. The perfect way to approach to the different phrases. Thank you very much for the step-by-step instruction and for the different variations.