This is a Vaughan rendition of a Willie Dixon song. The verses and bridge are 16 bars (or measures) long instead of the standard 12. It’s blazing fast too, at 184 beats per minute. There is a heavy use of muted strings to create a percussive sound. Intro
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Gimme All Your Lovin’- Chorus
There are three guitar parts during the chorus. Here’s how to play them all!
Across The Universe- The Beatles
Best Friend’s Girl- The Cars
Sharp Dressed Man 2
Every Breath You Take 2
Stairway To Heaven Part 4
This interlude is easier to play than the main riff that we’ve already learned. There are two variations. In the first, the basic chord progression is C, D, Fmaj7, Am, C, G, D: In the variation, in the last 2 measures, the chord progression is slightly altered with the G being replaced by D and …
Hair Of The Dog- Part 2
Chorus
Whole Lotta Love- Led Zeppelin
No guitarist alive has really ever been able to equal the mass appeal that “Zep’s” Jimmy Page does. Robert Plant, the vocalist and frequent harmonica player, pierces your ears just as much as the solos and riffs that Jimmy plays. The band’s music is a fushion of seering rock and hard-as-nails riffs, and their music will continue to impress …
Another Lonely Day- Ben Harper
The riff itself isn’t difficult to play, but the moving chord arrangements are a little trickier. In this riff, you will need to know how to play a C chord, an Am chord, an Em chord, and finally a G chord. If you know how to play those, you can struggle through by just playing …