Nunca es tarde!! Las nuevas generaciones ahora se les facilita con las redes y los sitios de Acordes, tablatura etc .. A nosotros nos costó, dolor, esfuerzo e investigar desde un simple acorde... 😎👌🏼
Ye it's this funny thing where rock players all are good with tapping, sweep picking, alternate picking, economy picking, and are the ones that discover Mark. Yet in flamenco the entire playstyle is drenched with the "rasguedo" technique and this is just the tip of the iceberg what you can do with it
Of the dozens of lesson videos on Sultans of Swing, I’ve never seen someone cover the subtlety of the rhythm part. That double upstroke is critical, thanks so much for sharing!
@@roman-feelguitar I meant the upstroke of the index finger, followed by the middle finger. Is that considered a downstroke, because it goes from the high e to the low e? I’m not sure, but either way, that’s what I was referring to
@@FoardenotFord you're correct. The up or down part refers to the physical up or down movement not the pitch going up or down. idk what roman is on about.
OMG. That's how he did it. Middle finger. Wow. I got the finger picking and the solos down years ago, even the double stop vibrato, blocking my right hand against the trem bridge for double stop bends - but I could never get the strumming. No way to power through the rhythm without being too heavy and slow. Hours watching the old grey whistle test slowed down. So simple but genius. It was probably done without thought. Just natural for Mark.
haha if only you had met and had 1 lesson with a flamenco dude! who brought up the "rasguedo", entire rhythm sections are built around this technique in flamenco
Now this how you do a guitar lesson. No talking. Clear footage of what’s important for the particular technique. All shown in less than 1 minute, yet it provides hours of potential practice depending on the viewers skill level. Great job!
Mark’s brother David played Rhythm here. He was the rhythm guitarist of Dire Straits for the first two albums. I think it’s only after that that Mark starts doing rhythm
most helpful information! Played it in bar bands all my life, and I never knew that this is how it was done! Always used a flat pick. Much Thanks to you!
Thanks man. That’s awesome. When I was a kid I would listen to the blue greatest hits album with my Dad all the time. He was the greatest earthly father in the world. I loved this whole album
Congratulations my friend! I'm grateful to you for making me learn this part that I never understood. I'm a Knopfler fan and I can guarantee you that your covers give me almost the same vibes that his guitar gives me. You are unique!
interestingly enough learning Paul McCartney soungs when i was young really got me going on playing with my fingers. he has some really unique guitar parts
Bravissimo 👏👏👏 Il miglior tutorial riguardo questo pezzo su RU-vid Devo solo capire bene il momento preciso in cui suonare il il “La” 😊 Grazie per averlo condiviso.
I sold my guitars. I realized that some can do it, most try and try. I just thought that it would be better for me to sit back and enjoy these masters. Maybe in the next life. ❤😊
WOW that's brilliant how he did it then. Every guitar tutorial think he does an like an up and down there while hybrid picking but this makes sense how its there so quick as well. Brilliant.
I was very frustrated by this. I could hear the pattern the way its played on the recording. you can do the song with regular pattern but it so unique that I was obsessed with getting the right way. Nicely done.
Been playing guitar for 20 years and woukd say fairly good on my instrument but this strumming technique is one of the hardest to learn and you sir master this technique. So fluent, great touch and tone 👌
Das Spiel ist komplett an mir vorbei gegangen. 😆 Ich habe damals nach Final Bout die Lust an DB Spielen verloren. Danke, dass Du diese Bildungslücke bei mir geschlossen hast.
This is exactly how I would learn songs when I was a newbie. Started slow and gradually got faster. Sometimes I would go too fast for my brain to process the muscle movements that I would lose hours of progress in a matter of seconds. Fried my brain. Good ol days.
