Superstition Guitar Lesson | Stevie Wonder - Get your GROOVE on :)

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Video Chapters
00:00 Superstition - Guitar Cover
00:45 Superstition - Guitar Lesson Intro
01:44 Superstition - How to play the riff on guitar
07:08 Superstition - How to pick the strings
09:06 Superstition - Rhythm
11:18 Superstition - Chords
15:33 Superstition - Counting & Extra T

[hotuan]

So lucky that this song is exactly what I'm looking for at the moment, can't be happier to see it- especially from your channel. Thanks a million teacher!

[JamesOfEarth]

Watching you brutalize those strings made me realize I don’t think I’ve ever seen you break one during a lesson. That lead me to think it’d be cool to see an out-takes video where things went horribly wrong. I’m still struggling to stay consistent, but you keep nudging me back in that direction. Thx!

[taossmith]

I don't even care much for this song but I now want to learn it.

Digging the lighter blue background too.

[cz]

Love this one! Maybe we can see the SRV version sometime soon!

[TheBeriking]

Great lesson for a great song, which you don't usually see in the context of guitar teaching.
I actually watched on the site and liked it so much I decided I should jump to YT and give it a like and comment here as well. You keep giving us better and better content, it's absolutely fabulous.
Guitar (and music in general) is so much more than just shredding. Developing a feel for the groove and being in the pocket is so important, and I think you nailed it on the head with this one. Thank you Justin!

[bikramrajsarma]

nice tutorial. Always like the way he teaches

[edupsi]

The original recording is E-flat. I tune the E half a step down. This makes a lot of difference regarding how to play some phrases

[bicuspidmars]

Are you gonna do a part 2 on the SRV version?

[matthewsnow]

The breakdown of your timing is so excellent. I think to play with the album I had to tune a half step lower, but it feels and sounds great. I started with just getting the first 3 beats of each bar with the song. It’s very fun to play

[rogerdaly]

If it helps any i always found it easier to just play octaves on the 5th & 3rd strings for the walk down after the initial riff. Just a thought.

[coolcat]

A big hello from everyone Down Under in the land of Oz..and even bigger cheers from your followers in the Apple Isle..I tell my muso mates in Hobart that Justin is from Tassie and they say ''naw''..Now loaded with the proof I can collect on my bets..Isn't it ironic that the man I've learnt most of my guitar is from this tiny island Tasmania at the bottom of the Great Southern Land..Justin you are up there with our other famous Tasmanian son Errol Flynn eh eh..

[ignaciotorreszalbidea]

LOVE YOU MAN YOURE MY FAVOURITE YOUTUBE GUITAR TEACHER

[danshugar]

Justin, thank you for an amazing lesson. At first blush this is a simple lick. But the timing is very tricky. Greatly appreciate the highly specific muting technique breakdown. And advice for staying in the pocket and not rushing it. You are a super teacher. Dan

[franck]

THANKS !!! let's groove right now !

[paulgriffiths]

Thanks so much for sharing your talent and knowledge.What sets your lessons far above the others is the way you take the time to count out the notes, because if we (students) don't know what we are playing when, we don't really know what we are doing.Feel comes later.

[LiamHolmes]

Great tuition, only the original key is a semi-tone down. Just fyi if you're wanting to play along with Stevie :)

[Deadhansome]

Does the Stevie Ray version not have those extra notes in? I'm convinced that's the way I hear it. 🙂

[wernermartinez]

waooo como me gusta esta cancion gracias po su tiempo me la prendi, y god bless you

[briankellymusician]

Superb Justin!! Such a sweet tone from your Guitar too, Awesome!!

[thomaseshelljr]

Love the way he keeps the down- up beat counting