You'll Always Have a Home Eddie Taylor Lesson by Johnny Burgin

This is a great ET tune ft Jimmie Lee Robinson on the second guitar. There's no bass on the record, the crew is George Mayweather (harp), Jimmie and Earl Phillips. I found two versions of this song, here's the one I'm working with:    • Eddie Taylor - You'll Always have A Home   I do tend to mash them together a bit and not be totally note for note on the guitar intro but this will get you started on both parts. Guys, so sorry I flipped this left-handed! I will correct this next time around. SUBSCRIBE to my channel today for in-depth electric blues lessons. Hit the like and notification buttons and share your comments. *PATREON: Support these free videos by joining me on Patreon/JohnnyBurgin at any level you choose. Members may join a usually-weekly group chat/class which is always a lot of fun, bring your axe! *BUY JOHNNY A COFFEE: Johnny-Burgin-1 at Venmo or rjohnnyband@gmail.com on Paypal-- thank you! *TOUR SCHEDULE: Check https://johnnyburgin.com/shows/upcomi... and follow on BandsInTown for details, I'm on the road most of the year, come out to a show and say hi! *EMAIL LIST: The best way to stay informed: https://johnnyburgin.com/contact/ SOCIAL MEDIA: FB: Johnny Burgin Live: Instagram: @johnnyburgin Twitter: @burginjohnny *NEW CD: "Ramblin From Coast to Coast" at https://johnnyburgin.com/discography/ and at https://johnnyburgin.bandcamp.com/ and stream on Spotify, Amazon Music, etc. *LABEL: Latest CD on Straightshooter Records at www.straightshooter.dk. Also check out www.delmark.com -- America's oldest continuously operating blues and jazz label. WIKI: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockin%... SPONSORS: #ghsstrings www.ghs.com out of Battle Creek, MI (I use the burnished nickels 10 guage!) and https://www.bluemoonharmonicas.com