Doobie Wah Guitar Lesson with TAB Solo plus Chords

By request, Peter Frampton's homage to the Doobie Brothers.

This is a long video, so please skip around, pause, come back, etc.

[KC-vpwn]

One of my favorite songs and you're right, the live versions was the best sounding in my opinion. Thank you so much for your time and effort!

[planetside]

Hey, that's really nice, Mark. Thank you for publishing this. I've always wanted to know how Pete did this tune.

[thedangerdogsnjband]

Hey Mark, I've been working on this Frampton song as well as Something's Happening from FCA and I couldn't help but notice that my ability to play the solos in both songs required me to do 3 things and I thought maybe it would be a topic you might want to touch on in a future video. First, I needed to raise my guitar up a bit on the strap. 2nd, I needed to add a little Fast Fret to my fret board to make it a little slick. For me, Fast Fret was absolutely necessary to get the 3rd solo up to speed on Something's Happening. Lastly, I needed to switch from a hard pick to a thin pick. All three of these changes made all the difference to me. Great channel! Learning a ton!

[dahenjo]

Nice PF imitation, such a great song & shown so well how to play it, many thanks. The FCA opener Something's Happening might be a good one too some time, but there are so many pearls I know it's hard to choose. If I had to pick only one it'd probably be Can't Take That Away from FCA II.

[blackfender]

Thanks mark good lesson Frampton Rocks

[toddstiff]

Good stuff. Spent the 2nd period of the Caps-Pens playoff game 2 going through it.
Thanks for the lesson. I won't twist your arm any more.

...for a couple weeks, anyway.

[phillecompte]

If I may I have another request which I have been wanting to learn for some time that being Ken Tobias song ``Give a Little Love ``It, s a great lively melodic song with a lead part that is especially interesting to me.Would love to see you demonstrate that one for sure.Thank you Mark.

[JamesJones-ofhl]

The beginning is reminiscent of the Doobie Brothers, Listen to the Music. Or at least one part. Anyways, great post!