How To Play - 867-5309/Jenny - Tommy Tutone - Guitar Lesson - 80's Hit Song

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How To Play - 867-5309/Jenny - Tommy Tutone - Guitar Lesson - 80's Hit Song Brett Papa papastachepop papastache102 papastache

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Lonely is the night- billy squier. Great 80s rocker, great guitar song.

wartimemodels

No negative Nelly Here. Very nice guy and good Telecaster player. I have been playing this song for about 30 years and he is spot-on. He is correct in that this is one of those few iconic Tunes in the history of rock and roll that most people remember and most people like when they hear it. Funny story true story. I was a young teenager when this song broke out and was in Chicago at the time. When you called the actual phone number at first it went to the phone of a sheriff's daughter and he of course pitched a fit. Later on the phone number was acquired for use with the Tommy Tutone fan club. When you called the number it gave info for the fan club while playing the song in the background. Don't know why but we used to call it all the time. It was just the thing for that period in time. Tommy Tutone was one of those artists who is lucky enough to have his single played in the very first days of MTV. And when I mean played I mean it was played over and over and over again.

MKelly-gtyq

Papa Papa, you're the teacher for me.... You don't know me but you make me so happy....
I share your videos all the time... Wish I could play as good as you, "That does not rhyme"... Papa don't change what your doing, I love your style, Brett keep on teaching 8675309... 8675309

hotyogaauburn

I remember when this song was always on the radio. Boy, does this bring back the memories! Many thanks, playing this now is one great high.

VaduzL

PapaStache, thanks for breaking this down. and yes u are right, the crowds go wild for this tune!

DesrochersBob

Thanks for sharing this awesome 👏🏻 tune!! I’m a 80s decade kid 👦🏻 makes it a lot easier to play now! Thx 🙏 💕😊

stevebrown

when i need to learn a song, i check in with this guy first. the best!

shannonstumpf

Jessie's Girl is another one that is similar in that 80's rock style that just gets the crowd going! Loved this lesson.

ckjjclan

Papa great! A few suggestions that worked for us... Cheap Trick (I Want You to Want Me), ? (Crazy Bitch), ? Own Worst Enemy, Jane's Addiction (Been Caught Steeling), KC (Get Down Tonite), Eddie Money (Two Tickets to Paradise), Lenny K (Are You Gonna Go My Way?), Zepplin (What is and What Will Never Be)

Mark-lqyh

thanks for giving us guitar players such an awsome gift with this song...please dont stop

kimdoda

Very cool tune man! Thanks for the tips! Killer

justinkeithmusic

I turned 17 in 1980 and 27 in 1990. I was the perfect age to have done the 80s!! You are so right about the music in those years. There is nothing like energetic, upbeat pure Rock and Roll music with that classic rock and roll back beat. You just can't go wrong with it, and the 80s produced some of the best rock and roll music in history. As far as my education goes, I was a late bloomer. I didn't go to college until the 90s when I was 33 years old. The first thing I noticed in the dorms was there were signs all over the place that said "No 80s music allowed on this floor". Well, well, well...yeah...like I was having any of that crap!! By the time I left that dorm I had schooled every single grunge head, alternative fan, and even those burnt out Phish worshipers on what great music is. Turns out most of them never even tried listening to any 80s rock. I had all of them loving my CD collection!!

JohnHWelch