www.mytwangyguitar.com This song is played in open G tuning with a capo on the fourth fret. Yes, its simple, but its a great song and fun to play. I sure miss Micks vocals.

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24 thoughts on “Tumbling Dice The Rolling Stones cover”

  1. peter penklis
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    Hi sam- another monster lesson- have u ever met up with keef??

  3. Midnight69Rambler
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    Ohh your playing’s awesome.. I’d like to get that sound..what kind of amplifier do you use??

  6. URBANLAKEMUSIC
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    this is a odd thing but when playing in open g his b string is usely flat to get a certain sound if you havent tried it do . oh and great great stuff .

  10. Lonnie Ginn
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    I’m a new subscriber. Glad I found your videos. They are all great!!! Thanks for all the hard work. This is especially a great cover of "Tumblin Dice" (even without Mick). I’ve searched your web site looking for the other guitar part on this over.Is it available as a video or even just a seperate audio track? Is on any or your lesson DVD’s? Thanks.. Keep the videos coming…

  11. klepzo
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    I’m a Stones fan and this is one of my fav songs.

    Very good, very good indeed.

  13. bobplaw1
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    Next to Keith Richards, you are the best lead/rhythm guitarist I have ever heard, and in my 64 years I have heard most! I am an intermediate level guitarist. I keep a stratocaster tuned to Open G and a telecaster tuned to Open E, and both within each reach. I love playing in Open G and Open E. Keep up the excellent work!

  16. rcflybry
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    Got some good taste in music bro! They don’t make ’em like this anymore! Long Live Keith! You captured it! Open G is Key! Thanks for sharing!!

  17. 1111eds
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    Thanks for posting this, your videos are so great. I was wondering if you could post a video of the "lead guitar" part for Tumbling Dices. That would be grand to see the fill parts and the solo. cheers

  18. agrg456
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    i love this cover and it is great well done. i am trying to learn it personally, can play the rhythm and some riffs but havin trouble with some parts can i get the tab if you have?

  19. shango02005
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    Sir, you absolutely ROCK!! I wish you knew just how much your videos have helped me. One of these days I’ll upload a video of my own and send it your way. Just to show my appreciation. Thank you!

  21. diplomatiks
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    you are an absolutely amazing guitar player, you actually inspired me to pick the gitty back up and open tune it to G, thx

  22. radairman33
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    Great work man, as you are playing a Tele any thoughts on the 60th Ann. Tele’s?

  23. psx1337
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    i only recently started listening to this band much at all – interesting how they sort of blend the rhythm and lead guitar parts so well, sometimes blurring the line between the two

  24. omeletpants
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    Too bad Richards can’t duplicate this live. Great in a studio though

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