If anyone has something that would be cool. Thanks
Simple, But Damn Cool?
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Simple, But Damn Cool?
ive been playing guitar now for about a year, i taught myself, so ive just been learing some Dave Tunes and other tunes. But i would really like to learn something that sounds pretty cool. Something jazzy or Bluesy? Something that people will say, yeah that sounds cool
But if possible at the same time, something pretty simple and straight forward?
Is this asking too much?
If anyone has something that would be cool. Thanks
If anyone has something that would be cool. Thanks
Ricky Bobby: 98% of people will die sometime in their lives.
Lynard Skynard : Gimmie Three Steps
Lynard Skynard : Tuesday's Gone (i love this one, it is the song that is the intro to Happy Gilmore. just real slow bends and scales. really easy).
Clapton : Layla (pretty easy if you practice it, and the solo is pretty straight foward).
Ozzy Osbourne : Crazy Train (another one fo the first songs i learned, pretty fun to play)
Lynard Skynard : Tuesday's Gone (i love this one, it is the song that is the intro to Happy Gilmore. just real slow bends and scales. really easy).
Clapton : Layla (pretty easy if you practice it, and the solo is pretty straight foward).
Ozzy Osbourne : Crazy Train (another one fo the first songs i learned, pretty fun to play)
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This is a simple penatonic also known as the blues scale. Learn to play this fluently up and down and just play random notes from it in any postition. Sounds amazing but is so simple.
Whenever you get the hang of it full strum it but mute the other strings so it sounds fuller and is easier to move around then just straight picking.
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This is a simple penatonic also known as the blues scale. Learn to play this fluently up and down and just play random notes from it in any postition. Sounds amazing but is so simple.
Whenever you get the hang of it full strum it but mute the other strings so it sounds fuller and is easier to move around then just straight picking.
I have never seen a man who can play C,G,D so many different ways. I always thought his stuff is easy to play becasue of thebasic chord structures but his rythym & technique always make it much harder than what it appears.c_tietze wrote:Simplicity when done right sounds the best. See Bob Dylan's guitar playing for an example. His technique is really quite good, but he's not doing anything amazing.
Shelter from the Storm is a good example. I think it's just G & D but he makes it sound so much fuller, & tricks you into thinking he is playing more Chords than he actually is.
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