Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys | Guitar Moves Interview 

10 YEARS!?

i remember when i first started a band i watched this video, and were still playing

Crazy brother. This video changed my life as well. Made me pick up slide and really nail down my finger picking. Here we are a decade later and it's just part of my playing

@@ko2815 crazy how time flies

Yeah it's amazing! I studied this video so much back in 2014/15 and I only realised with this reupload how much of an influence it holds on me :) Actually came back to find what the actual tuning was as I remember way back someone had said the tuning was different :D

Bro was just figuring this out

please make a video on them man! really missed your videos

@@spongedanny1534 Very kind of you. I'm on a longer hiatus for now. But i'd love to see that happen sometime.

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Both.

Now he knows how all those poor joints feel. 😢

Has he played for

Every time I watch him play, it looks like it’s his first time ever handling a guitar.

Same

Open D bud then it jumps to open G around 9:00

⁠@@ShinyRacer22Thanks😊 Tried with open D around the part from 6min, where he plays the beautiful chord. Can’t seem to get the right tune.

The bugg episode was gold, just watching that video taught me the basics of flamenco

I'm sure it's coming after the original ones are re-uploaded

Agreed. Do a Trey Spruance guitar moves.

Duncan Price has been doing some fascinating exploring with polyphonic sustainers and fretless necks

I watched a Fat Possum doc about all these guys from the Delta who have wildly different styles and takes on playing Delta blues, most of them unknown or barely known (R. L. Burnside being the exception, Junior Kimbrough too since you're watching this). One man had lost fingers and was partially paralyzed from-nobody should have to go through those things. What he lost in dexterity and digits, he more than compensated for with creativity. He used butterknives and other assorted cutlery. He used whatever there was. He made his guitar sound unlike anything I've ever heard. He wasn't the only guy who was totally outside of the box, but if "Necessity is the mother of invention" was an old blues guitarist, it'd be him. I can't believe I don't remember his name. You'd dig it for sure. It should be easy to find on RU-vid if you look through the videos from Fat Possum. Whoa... sorry for the rant! 💜

Everything is a half step down from what they say. Open C#

Good to know

They’re generic

you probably havent listened to their 2002-2008 shit then

For what? Flea and john refused to shake their hands. Shouldn’t you have lost respect for frusciante?

they weren't even being disrespectful to him lmfao they were complimenting him

This guy augments the seventh

they were poking fun grow up lmao

what did they said?