There's No Other Way by Blur | Guitar Lesson

00:00 Hi
00:38 Play-through
02:41 Bit about the track
03:40 Main riff
Verse riff 06:33
Chorus 08:39
End riff 12:17
Gear 13:54
Bye 15:25

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[archiet]

Graham coxon so underrated. One of the best guitarists of his generation

[alejandrohualdez]

"Sing" and "She's so High" are both great songs from that album.

[brianpomeroyfilms]

All hail Graham Coxon. Was it inevitable that you would do this one day? Who cares love it.

[seanlowe]

Some moments when the hands get loose enough and fluid, that this can sound so good and extremely satisfying to get down. The intro riff is one of those where concentration seems to kill it but keep coming back to it and it falls into place. Great lesson

[aquamarine]

I remember this coming on the radio for the first time and thinking - "Man, that guitar is Hendrixy. It's great!" 30 years later, it just occurred to me to check it out on youtube. Thanks!

[OMGicantwayyyyyyyyyy]

Maybe not their greatest track, but honestly my favorite Blur track and the one that got me first interested about 25 years ago.

[raoulandgonzo]

how refreshing. a guy who puts himself in front of a camera and concentrates on the song. good stuff.

[James-nvwf]

Seen them live 30 years ago...just learned this great song! Cheers!!

[lees]

Thanks for this Adrian. Always wanted to now how to nail that intro in particular. Graham Coxon - genius.

[chazutube]

Awesome Adrian! Love Blur and Graham Coxon riffs, the overdriven tone on the recording is amazing. Thanks for doing this!

[Dave-Plays-Guitar]

Great video, that song reminds me so much of my youth. Coxon is a tremendous player.

[sebastienbuhagiar]

A friend of mine gave me a tape with the copy of Leisure in 1991 ... and for almost 30 years, I've been trying (and failing) many times to play this riff properly. And now, thanks to this fantastic tutorial, I can't stop playing it ... Many, many thanks Adrian.
I would oleased to get a Durutti Column "sketch for summer" tutorial.

[djh]

As I’ve said before, in an ocean of pentatonic and blues scale riffs, it’s refreshing to hear these triad based riffs. Thank you so much. Now please give us some Will Sergeant,

[bonzo]

Leisure is a great album. Thanks for the lesson!

[tarquno]

I was thinking about this track only yesterday on the dog walk and was considering having a crack at it, but YT serendipity strikes again - it looked way too tricky for my levels of patience! Sounds good though, got to be tonight's mission, cheers :)

[koho]

One of the funnest tunes I've learned from this channel - thank you, Adrian! My daughter is learning the vocal - we'll have a good time with it.

[piplee]

Love the tring embellishment....very very hypnotic

[berylvanniekerk]

Unbelievable 30 years! Yes just been listening to the track...guitar awesome! Bass and drums too!

[lemurdream]

Damn. I would have never figured this out. Thanks Adrian! It's a really fun song to play.

[ianshields]

Trickier than I thought. Cheers Adrian