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If you watch Brian James in the Damned and Lords of the New Church you can see that he's practically double jointed. His reach, particularly in his solos, is incredible. An absolute monster guitarist who is criminally overlooked in favour of fiddly widdly fret w@kers. Great lesson Sir, I shall dust of the SG and give it a go!
I’ve seen that in a tab book and it sounds great. However, when I listen to the riff, about 30 times, I don’t detect a change in the bars three and four. To me it sounds like he plows through with the same chord. That’s my ear anyway.☺️ Maybe you’re correct. It’s certainly not as busy as some guys think it is.
Hi Jason, you are a semi-tone out, throughout. The whole tune starts on B-flat, not A. The intervals are correct. The final lingering note is C, which "wants" to resolve to F, not B "wanting" E.
On the recording the guitar actually continues the rhythm chords over the section that you describe at 4:20 to 7:10. It is those chord shapes that I was specifically looking for. Do you have that?
the C is played 3rd fret rooted off A string the G and F chords 3rd and 1st fret just watch micks hands on the live old grey whistle test it takes a while but you will hear it straight away .
Thanks Jason I should have sent this months ago I find your lessons really helpful cry me a river 2, 4 ,6, 8 motorway TRB Suffragette City Perhaps you could try some Steely Dan guides in future bw Tony
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What people never say is that ChordBuddy gives you super clean chords instantly. If it fits your guitar nicely - which it usually does - it will grab chords as clean and fast as an expert guitarist. Its buttons - or the pads underneath actually - are better shaped than human fingers, and they don't end up off-centre of the string, or pushing it sideways sometimes, or taking a second or two to re-adjust pressure for a string that is not quite 'down'. I have played at intermediate standard for too long really - I can do it with or without ChordBuddy - but if I'm playing a simple song with just those few chords I prefer to use ChordBuddy... because you can strum hard INSTANTLY on the new chord and you know the chord will be "firing on all cylinders" and sound sweet as a nut every time. Be careful if you have a "classical" guitar - the ones with big hollow channels in the headstock and tuner drums inside the hollows. ChordBuddy will fit SOME classical guitars if the neck is up to 2 inches wide at the top (or preferably a fraction less). I have one classical guitar with a neck just a whisker under 2 inches, and a few others that are over 2 inches. So it fits one of my classical guitars. Right up to 2" you should be OK. All of the "folk" guitars are fine and are usually 1.75 inches or even slightly less than that. *I know there are haters out there - but they need to get over themselves because there are quite a lot of folks with injuries or arthritis or stroke symptoms that absolutely are just so happy to be able to play something again.*
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