Here is the riff with the suggested fingerings:
What It’s Like- Everlast
Wham- Lonnie Mack
You should have some fun with this intro. It isn’t difficult, and all based on barre chords, except for the very first measure.
Here’s what it sounds like looped at the normal tempo of 120 bpm:
Soul Man 5
“Soul Man” Backing Track
Intro
Verse
Chorus
Crazy Train- Ozzy Osbourne
More Than Words- Extreme
Woke Up This Morning by B.B. King
Difficulty: Intermediate
Here’s a different way to play the blues! B.B. King provides us with a very playful guitar part. You can practice it along with the backing track, too.
Video Breakdown
“Woke Up This Morning” Tab
Hotel California- Eagles – Intro Part 1
Here’s a tough one for you. To play this like the original you’ll need a capo at the 7th fret (and a 12 string to boot). It’s fun to learn and rewarding if you can finally get it, but I ain’t gonna lie… its a tough one!
Em, B7. Dsus2
Soul Man 6
Beverly Hills by Weezer
You should have no trouble playing this riff at all. For the most part, the two guitars play the same thing, except for the bend at the end of the measure. This riff is set to a standard 90 bpm (beats per minute).
