I sure hope their kids are gonna love it, my man.

Lmao

Unless...

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@@gx3mz this is a quote from the movie back to the future where the MC plays this

Never heard that one before

@@ok-rn2un did you watch back to the future?

@@Roadrunner-hg5ty I'm being sarcastic, I mean that it's annoying how much I hear that quote.

@@ok-rn2un ah, sorry

Well, this is and oldy, a oldy were I come from

Guitar tabs Cover, I don’t know where else to ask you this, but first thing is how do you get your UKposts channel so popular, I try to upload every day yet no one really watches my videos. I have been playing the guitar for 6 months now and you have been a big inspiration for me. Thank you dude, keep on playing!

​@Drawific First and foremost man, thanks so much. I'm glad this channel has helped you and keep up the playing. And don't get discouraged with your channel. You're a talented artist and I think there's definitely something there in your channel. Just from what I've seen in the John Wick video. This channel never hit a larger audience until the last few months. I've had this channel running for years if you trace it back. Just videos that I created for local students that I didn't really try that hard to make the quality great as long as the tunes recorded was enough for them for them to play along with. As opposed to just giving them a sheet of paper, their weekly lessons became paperless and they had sheet music integrated with audio - on their smartphones/Ipads! Even going back as far as the Iron Man Video... Smells Like Teen Spirit, I never really intended for any of that to get across to anyone other than local students. I just cared that they were learning things the way that I naturally played it and had something to interact with at home. So when one of my videos actually hit a larger audience, that's when I started to crack down on it and make things a little more fun for everybody. Focused on things like lighting, mixing audio, thumbnails, UKposts banner, and all that. Makes a big difference and takes work. Looking at what other people are doing with the same kind of thing that you are - seeing what works with the current times also makes a big difference. I just kept creating videos with intention of genuinely helping people and didn't bother with the numbers or views or anything. As long as someone out there was getting something out of it. And that's it. Long story short lol.

Dude, thank you personally so much, it is an honor just to talk to you. Thank you for your tips and overall advice, I will keep making videos! It was nice talking to you, thank you!

Drawific Drawific great to hear man. Keep at it. Do it for the love of it. You obviously have the passion for it. If the passion and hard work is there, it will fall into place eventually. Cheers man.

Guitar Tab Covers all the work that you put into these vids, you should be rewarded for.

So true! I have no idea where I’ve even heard this song from, but somehow I recognize it lol

Z Dubbs it's from back to the future

The suit is a good little detail i think. And the background too

Only down side is that I dont really feel any real feeling In this video and the way he plays it

By far

Yes sir

Guess they just aren't ready for that. But their kids are gonna love it!

Yeah!!!

@@jessemartin770 haahah right bro!!!

And the dress attire.

The Mob Seat Johnny Bb

It's a blues riff in B....Watch me for the changes and try to keep up, ok? ;)

@@cwoodside907 It's a blues riff in B.... But really it's actually Bb. 😁

...and attire!

JZZY WLLMS thanks, glad you enjoyed it. I thought about doing something foolish like that, but decided to keep it to the point lol. Would have been funny tho.

amazing

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Same guitar as well

And he’s got the background from the dance where Marty played the song

I noticed right away

Cant unsee

Chuck Berry fans will also know too. 😉

@@Mr.Tabs.Guitar.Lessons oh yeah sure , I mean, the "Enchantment Under the Sea" reference, and the outfit! Looking forward to it !!

Is this the Back to the Future version?

Chuck Berry version. But like, dressed up as Marty McFly kinda thing.

@@Mr.Tabs.Guitar.Lessons I guess you guys aren't ready for it yet... But your kids are gonna love it! Great vid, as usual! Keep them coming, you do a great job!

50s

awesome dude. thanks so much for the sub!

I had to throw it in! It wouldn’t have felt right if I didn’t! Lol

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Yoshi Piola couldn’t agree with you more

Awesome. Thank you!

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Awesome! Thanks so much!

JBG was always in B flat, and in this rhythm. Michael learned to play JBG from Paul Hanson (who appears in the film as the band’s bass player), so when you see a closeup of his hands, it does look like he is playing. What you actually hear was recorded by Tim May, and the video footage was synced to the music. That said, MJF could, and did later play the track live, just not in any of the films. The vocals are by Mark Campbell (uncredited, but on a percentage of the soundtrack royalties…)

Even though you're right, THIS isn't a ES-335, it's an Epiphone the Dot.

Emilio Montes de Oca González no it’s not, it is clearly a Gibson, you can see the Gibson logo as well as the Gibson shaped headstock.

@@karl_1000 You must be blind, 'cause the full headstock is never shown here. There's never been a Gibson with a "Dot" truss-rod cover (and with 3 screws where the Gibsons have 2). The pickguard has an "€" of Epiphone and the golden/amber knobs are featured mainly on Epiphone guitars. Go get your eyes checked, man.

Emilio Montes de Oca González lol, you can see the headstock in the beginning..clearly Gibson. Sorry my eyes are better than yours, only misinfo on my part was my type-O. It’s a Gibson ES-345 not 335. Why don’t you go do some fact checking and come back.

@@karl_1000 Still you're completely wrong, tho, I don't even have to go check 'cause I remember 345 having big, split inlays and this one has dots, along with the other points as the pickguard and the truss-rod cover I just mentioned. You're truly as blind as a mole.

Glad you enjoyed it

yeah... lots of dumb people on youtube unfortunately

@@GooseGumlizzard yeah and the grass is green

I can't say that Chuck Berry invented bending, blues guitarists started it in the 50s, but Chuck was definitely one of the first to develop it into a melodic technique. Jimi Hendrix picked up where he left off.