"Blowin' In The Wind" Guitar Tutorial | Bob Dylan - Exactly Like The Recording

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Hey everyone! In today's lesson I'm going to show you all one of the most popular (and greatest) acoustic folk songs EVER: "Blowin' In The Wind" by Bob Dylan. We go over it in 3 ways, starting with 3 easy chord shapes + strumming and eventually figuring out how to play it exactly like it is on the recording.
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The lesson is broken down into three parts: the chords, the strumming and the embellishments.
The chords: There are only 3 chords used in this song - G, C and D. These are all pretty simple (among the first few chords that almost everybody learns). We practice playing them using downstrokes only, to help us get used to the chord progression. This is the first thing you should get comfortable with.
Strumming: This song uses a really common strumming pattern. If you need help with it, I recommend practicing it over a single chord many times, and then incorporating it into the chord progression.
Embellishments: Time to add all those extra bits and pieces that make this song come alive! I show you how to play them, one at a time, as we work our way through the tune, and then we practice them together nice and slow. Be sure to incorporate these extra bits one at a time and to take your time with each of them as combining the rhythm part with all of these will take some work and some patience.
I hope you enjoy the lesson and I'll see you soon!
-James
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@Good_Guitarist 5 лет назад

If you're having trouble putting it all together, remember to take your time and learn it bit-by-bit. This may be a 3-chord song, but it definitely has some interesting embellishments. If you need help, don't forget to check out my free resources listed in the description.

@TalbyKitty 5 лет назад

yes this is such a nice song to learn for beginners like me cose it has embellishments like you say easy chords but not so easy to strum and sing at the same time i am now learning it a little part at a time llike you say i think it is the best way to practice thanks for your taeching 👌

@mohammadbani8939 4 года назад

Thank u sir

@diogomoura168 4 года назад

I agree...this is the closest thing i’ve ever heard to the original recording. It is a beautiful song, so simple, maybe one of the best songs ever written. This is one of the first songs I’ve learned how to play and I’ve always played it with G, C and D as well. Thanks to you I was able to improve, just with some details from you, my version of this classic, beautiful song.

@Kaheartbeat 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing😍😍😍This could help me a lot, as a beginner it could add my skill in playing.

@jimmorrison2067 4 года назад

James rocks he goes slow and steady and is a joy to listen to great work King 👑 James

@yusufs2015 3 года назад

Thank you very much for this. I am a beginner and I have been watching this video regularly everyday for the last few months. I honestly did not find anywhere as close to what you shared. Finally have the hang of it. Thanks man!

@jeffwade3114 2 года назад

Good ear, James. I'm convinced you got all of it right. That's a rare feat for this song.

@AllanClayton1 3 года назад

Finally found a real / honest version of the song!!! Thankyou SO much

@johnwestcott5606 11 месяцев назад

Great lesson, James! You nailed this one!

@john19655 Год назад

you are correct !

@lastnizam 5 лет назад

Thanks James. I really appreciate how you break things down. I look forward to learning this one

@JePeKeMa 5 лет назад

thank´s very very helpful!!!! greetings from Hamburg Germany

@sunrisetimeline3695 5 лет назад

Thank you very much Sir/Good guitarist😊, Love your guitar lessons,😍More power!!!GodBless you and your family.😇🙏

@ciclosonico 2 года назад

Bravissimo, thank you so much for this great, triple tutorial!!!

@jesusHernandez-in7lu Год назад

Great job Sr. Congrats!! Thanks!!

@maxgross9241 3 года назад

So helpful thanks stranger. Okay now back to the video to practice!

@kevinbennett404 Год назад

Best on the net !!!!

@fritzruttimann1517 4 года назад

You have done a good lesson and a good job James. Thank you.

@stephenkater9621 4 года назад

This is awesome!! Please do more bob dylan. It's all over now bby blue(the live acoustic 66 version) would be too cool!! I can't figure out how he strums this thing to sound like that!!

@emresalt2712 4 года назад

God bless your voice.👍

@johnnybx3254 5 лет назад

Thanks! Been a Dylan fan for years! Superb lesson! Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 James 👍

@Angglio 4 года назад

13:22 whole song

@elhassanmakil7773 2 года назад

Super Tutorial vs Blowin in the Wind!!!!!!!!

@ether7496 5 лет назад

amazing!

@marcovadz 5 лет назад

great Job!

@rittis013 5 лет назад

I played this song wrong for the whole time! thanks for thos tutorial very clear and beginner friendly

@svenmehlhorn2173 3 года назад

thank you so much! :)

@xyz-wc1ox 5 лет назад

Could you look into Tell that Devil by Jill Andrews? Can't find a good tutorial and i'd like to play it..

@preachingthegospel9017 5 лет назад

Thanks James

@Good_Guitarist 5 лет назад

No worries

@WatonSeneng 4 года назад

cool...thanks alot...

@benjaminsalomon4385 3 года назад

Very good

@thomaslau9631 3 года назад

There are at least two live black & white live performance if Bob Dylon showing how he varies the chords playing. He sung the song in G key, D key, E key etc. depends. Joan Baez used Em and D7 in her version. She sung in different keys as well.

@miTnosnhoJ 4 года назад

I would suggest a slight change. In the third measure, play a C chord, then G/B. Play the G/B with the B 2nd fret 5th string, D open 4th string, B open third string, and D third fret 2nd string, and the 1st string muted. Then the D/A. It is the same effect in the base line: a C walking down to B then an A. See if that sounds more like the record. (Not original with me, but that is how I learned it.)

@zt5595 3 года назад

i wanna know how you add chords and moving lyrics above , it's quite visual helping to understand what you teach about. what kind of editing software do you use?

@eddieconnor8864 4 года назад

Thanks James , been playing the wrong chords for years.

@vagabondjay17 5 лет назад

Love ya

@roblarson9065 5 лет назад

Original Published Key: C Major Source: www.musicnotes.com/sheetmusic/mtd.asp?ppn=MN0134998#ProductDetails. Publishing administered by: Sony/ATV Music Publishing

@samkoekemoer9073 5 лет назад

Hay...can u please do a Big Bang theory theme song tutorial...I have been looking for it for a long time

@tarvisponsdebeaumont794 4 года назад

That's exactly how I always played it for the last 45 years, and I was under the impression that the only two people in the world playing it like that were Bob and I. Now I know there are at least 3 of us....

@latenightfortunecookie 4 года назад

more like 29.581

@tarvisponsdebeaumont794 4 года назад

@@latenightfortunecookie (-: LOL!

@florasalvatierra2632 3 года назад

Don't expect just 3 of you sir. Now you tribe😂I think most of the followers will play as he instructed 😍

@moebees3060 2 года назад

Bob and me . Not I

@tarvisponsdebeaumont794 2 года назад

@@moebees3060 Bob and I, in correct English.

@TheVejou 11 месяцев назад

Tres bien votre video de cette tres belle chanson Si il y pouvait y avoir la tracduction incrusté en Francais sous la video de vos explications tout serait parfait. Merci Guy

@svrtv2999 5 лет назад

Very good your tech...but I need improve the guitar....n....need to help.....

@nirmalamarak9386 3 года назад

👌

@aspenx1304 4 года назад

Ohhhh yes, these needs to be on Patreon !!!

@victorchelf 2 года назад

I enjoyed your video and plan to use it to learn this song. I have a questions though. I did find an original video recording of Bob Dylan playing Blowin' in the Wind from 1963 and see that he is not using a capo - it looks to me like he just plays the standard C-D-G. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Here is the link to the RU-vid video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vWwgrjjIMXA.html

@riceski 3 года назад

why kpo?

@mvx201 5 лет назад

You play the trumpet better than the guitar... Just kidding.... Very nice tutorial. Subscribed.

@Good_Guitarist 5 лет назад

+R Farfan One day I'll be a master mouth-trumpeter. Maybe not today.. maybe not tomorrow.. but someday.

@wildpassport 3 года назад

Why is everyone teaching with a kepo. Why not without a kepo?

@tammanaq 3 года назад

This is not exactly like the recording! It's closer than most others on RU-vid - but not perfect at all. It's the wrong rhythm pattern on the bars with a single chord (mostly the G's). It says "down down - down up down" and not "down down - up down up". I understand why you chose it though since the original rhythm feels quite unnatural. I havn't heard a single one play it right - it's like nobody's listening. And there are missing a lot of details like the hammer on after the first verse etc. You also forget the D/f# etc. I could go on. I like your content and respect your effort, dont' get me wrong. The title is just misleading and an untrue statement. Now about 50.000 people think this is the correct way to play it - when it's not. And that's your responsibility alone. In respect of Dylan you could think about removing the "exactly like the recording" in the title. Regards another fellow guitar teacher and life long guitarist :)