“Sweet Jane" by Lou Reed / Mott ~ An "Uncle Tony's Buskeroo™" Guitar Lesson by Tony Cultreri

Here's an "Uncle Tony's Buskeroo™" of how to play “Sweet Jane” written by the great Lou Reed, made famous by Mott the Hoople, and played by just about everyone. This is a jam song; these are the bones. We used to play this for hours! ~ Tutorial notes: There are many great versions of this song, but if you’ve never heard the epic version off “Rock n’ Roll Animal”, you should treat yourself (link below). ~ Remember: you should strive to have almost no tension in your wrists and hands when you are playing, keeping the rhythm is more important than playing the "right" notes, and down / up picking is the key to the universe! Subscribe if you’d like, and please remember to “like” this video, as that helps it show up in search results. Thank you, and have fun! 😎🤘🍔🍟🎸 Chords: Intro & Verse: D A G Bm A Chorus: D G Some variations for ya: “Sweet Jane" by Mott the Hoople, lead guitar by Mick Ralphs:    • Sweet Jane   “Sweet Jane” by Lou Reed, lead guitars by Steve Hunter & the great Dick Wagner:    • Intro / Sweet Jane (Live [1973 Version])   0:00 Opening Remarks 0:17 Verse 1:49 Chorus 3:10 Lead Guitar Outline 4:57 Lead Guitar Play-Through 6:10 Acoustic Busk Play-Through