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Guitar rhythm lesson (boogie/rock'n roll style)
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    Default Guitar rhythm lesson (boogie/rock'n roll style)

    Video Lesson of Guitar Boogie Rhythm Style a la SRV

    See what you think! It's the style that Stevie Ray Vaughan plays on "The House Is Rocking". Hope you like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert
    Video Lesson of Guitar Boogie Rhythm Style a la SRV

    See what you think! It's the style that Stevie Ray Vaughan plays on "The House Is Rocking". Hope you like.

    Thanks Robert!! I can't wait to try it out. I clicked over for a quick preview and it looks really fun. Have to finish the work week now.

    Have a great weekend looping!
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    Very nice Robert. Thanks!
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    Very useful, Robert. That Chuck Berry-style chord progression gets used in innumerable rock tunes. A "must have" for the arsenal!
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    Glad to hear some find it useful! I think it's a groovy way of playing that rock'n roll stuff. That added b7 note on the D string like that makes it "twang" much better than if you try doing it with the pinky on the A string.
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    Awesome, thanks again robert!

    I think this technique is used on "keep on rockin' me, baby". Anyone know any others??

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