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In this MicroLesson (ML024) you’ll learn a classic Chuck Berry intro that can be broken down and played as a lead. I’ll show you how to play this note for note and will explain how to relate it back to familiar chords. I’ll also show you how to easily transpose this to any key.
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Love it! Classic Chuck Berry for sure and his sound can’t be mistaken for anyone else. Those double stops rock!
Thanks for this. I’ll be learning this one.
Tim
Someone made a great suggestion for this McLesson, Brian!! Practicing this in every key is a great concept because it not only ingrains all the nuances and changes and double stops and note bending but prepares us just in case someone wants to play (and sing) this in the Key of C for instance. The one double stop bendy lick reminds me of the Eagles and specifically the Beatles (I want You so Bad off I believe Abbey Road)!! Jim C.
I am glade you did this lead by Berry , I never really learned this tune , I did other tunes of his . great to learn this one . Michael
I’m always impressed with every lesson you put out week after week. Don’t know how you do it. Thanks, Brian.
Super . great micro lesson Brian
These Micro Lessons are awesome. Several days a week, I am able to play these during a lunch break . Perfect idea. This one is fun!
never gets old
long live rocknroll
this is very cool Brian! ty much!
Hey Brian, a great lesson. But I have a problem with the PDF-file, because I hear tríols by your playing. In the PDF-file I see a shuffle notation. Can you clear me up.
Thank you and friendly greatings, Herbie.
Do you have a little pinkie stretch lesson for the chunka /chunka shufle as of 19 secs in , or is there another way to play it as have a very bent pinkie,
Thanks.
thanks, Brian, I’ve always felt like a bit of a dope for never learning this iconic riff. Surprised you didn’t go with your 335 for this one..or maybe you didn’t have it yet?