That Smell by Lynyrd Skynyrd Guitar Lesson, Part 3 | Gary Rossington 

My pleasure! Glad you enjoy them!

Rock on! Yes, Steve's part is the most difficult. Not that Allen's and Gary's parts were bad, but they're perhaps more conventional on this great tune. All good!

Thanks!

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Rob!

Thank you so much 😀

You're welcome. Sorry to have made you wait so long!

Thank you so much! I feel similar to you though some new music is still pretty darn good ... just not the stuff likely to be really popular. So glad I could help! Rock on!!

Glad you liked it!

My pleasure. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed the "mini series"!

Thanks a ton!!

Thanks Angela!

No problem thank you for sharing part 3 slowing down playing guitar helps me play guitar play along with you

You're welcome. You can do it for sure! Keep at it and rock on!

Thanks!

Waited a long time for this you looked really young in the first video

@@bobbyp1701 LOL!

Hi Kevin. Plenty of tips in my past videos, live streams, and on my member site, so feel free to have a look around! Learning how to do this more and more effectively is a joy and lifelong endeavor to constantly improve at any level. (BTW, there's a theory section in this video where I go over chords and scales - see the outline and click on that if you're wondering what the chords are.) The one biggest piece of advice I can offer (and almost nobody does this) is to learn how to "sing your guitar playing." I'll bet you can sing songs like "Happy Birthday" or at least hum the melodies to them. If you can do that, you can probably also hum along to your favorite guitar solos too. THE trick to coming up with licks and lines is coming up with musical ideas - not scales, arpeggios, modes or lick libraries and the like. So get started with easy stuff like "Happy Birthday" and "Itsy Bitsy Spider" and move to more interesting melodies as quickly as you can. Learn them on guitar - no tab, no music, no scales - just learn them by humming and repeating. Make lots of mistakes and fix them through trial and error. There's lots more, but yeah ... that's it. Scales, hammer-ons, pull-offs, hybrid picking, modes, "fretboard vision", and all that jazz won't get you there. You've got to learn how to think in music. You need musical ideas. Steal simple stuff from the past and get a little better each day at it. Hope that helps just a bit.

Thanks! Are you talking about the very beginning of the song? If so, there's that little riff and then a tiny solo line. If so, there are 2 guitars playing or more likely it's dubbed in the studio version. As far as I can tell both the guitars are humbuckers (or P-90s). They don't have that Strat "quack" that Steve so often preferred. BUT ... any one of the players could have played it, so I don't really know. Steve definitely plays the first mini-solo break and in the main solo it's Steve, then Allen, then Gary.

Great suggestion, thanks.

Great suggestion, thanks.

Glad you liked it!

Okay, thanks.

The tabs are free. You can find them here - all parts: tinyurl.com/ybpzjuwm.

Thanks, and thanks for the feedback! I get lots of requests to speed up as well, so I have to balance all requests For those who want it slower, I supply Tab for you to look at your leisure. RU-vid's "slowdown" feature is also enabled on this video, so that might help too. Have fun and thanks for the feedback!

@@MarkZabel thank you me up the good work

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