Turn To Stone Guitar Lesson - Joe Walsh

This lesson covers all the guitar parts in Turn To Stone from the Joe Walsh album "So What" released in 1974.

[officialdandaman]

Aloha from Hawaii 😉 🤙
Joe Walsh is 1 of my favorite rock guitarists 🎸

[UnderWorldOfDarkness]

Good job man!! ... sweet and simple. No longwinded gratuitous explanations. Just to the point. Thanks man!! ... Cheers!!

[simoncasson]

So damn good, old Joe would approve of your take on his classic... thanks for the post. Super lesson.

[wrg]

I don't know how to play, but I mess around with the guitar that I built, and I just stumbled across the opening riff on my guitar which led me here to see if I played it right, and I did! :D

[rossbrower]

Great lesson love Joe! Can you show us Meadows and Help me through the night? Love your lessons and music choices.

[sundaynightdrunk]

What a great lesson. Everything I need to know, and dude keeps great time as he plays. Brilliantly done. Great tone on that SG.

[keyscook]

Sweet... Joe Walsh has a great recognizable style and uses a lot of DYNAMICS! Thanks 🍻
Just listening to "Tend My Garden"... Awesome music!

[kahlesjf]

Thank you for this great video, Tom. Your lessons and covers are so consistently good. And your mastery of the guitar never ceases to amaze me. You play technical leads and chord progressions as though you are taking a walk in the park. I figured out the first set of chords that comprise the intro to "Turn To Stone" back in the mid-'70s after I purchased my SG Standard, which I still have. I saw the James Gang at a small venue less than a mile from my house, called the "Ludlow Garage", in the Clifton are of Cincinnati in the early '70s when I was a senior in H.S. I didn't get much farther than that, and I look forward to making more progress with the song. Thanks again.

[kennethoneill]

Very cool Instruction! Thanks for the great work

[codysearle]

Thank you. Love your break down. Nice rig also

[HarleySLA]

Both versions are awesome to me, for different reasons.

[rstlr]

Very good vid, love the song and you got the chops . Well done, i subscribe.

[buropinto]

Awsome Bro Thanks I can ride that wave

[extantia]

Great tutorial for my all time favorite Joe Walsh song. Great crunch and tone as well- are you playing through a Marshall Plexi 50 or similar?

[davidgibson]

Excellent material! Thank you for making this. It's the final push I needed, to sit down and learn this properly. I first heard this during a much needed healing period and it stayed with me ever since. You 're an amazing teacher.

[truckerkevthepaidtourist]

Everybody likes to sew what version for the most part cuz you got the great production and some of the Eagles doing backup.
In fact they became stablemates at the time for Mr Bill s down at criterion studios when they got him for a producer and he had so many people under his belt already.

If you ever take a look at so what again you think you might work up a lesson on time out that's another killer song that nobody seems to show how to play

[MachineHeadDissent]

I haven’t checked out your whole catalog just wondering if you’ve done Robin Trower bridge of sighs the whole

[wizardz]

What equipments did you use to get that sound 0:47

[danf]

you can hear the eagles sound evolving in early walsh. for sure.

[danf]

skanky slightly out of tune and raggedy awesome. still makes your arm hair stand up.