Chorus The chorus really just feels like an extension of the verse. It’s 6 measures long and contains 3 lines of lyrics. [Chorus] You’re living our dreams, oh you on top My mind is aching, oh Lord it won’t stop That’s how it happens living life by the drop The first two lines follow a …
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Sittin’ On The Dock Of The Bay- Otis Redding
“(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay” is a song co-written by soul singer Otis Redding and guitarist Steve Cropper. It was recorded by Redding twice in 1967, including once just days before his death in a plane crash. Sitting-On-The-Dock-Of-The-Bay Verses Barre chords are used in the original recording. With Barre Chords… Using Open Chords …
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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).
Every Breath You Take 4
Nothing Else Matters- Part 3
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 …
Midnight Rider- Allman Brothers Band
This is a pretty easy song to play. The main riff being the verse riff below. Just form a D chord and use your pinky for the note on the third fret of the A string. Complete Transcription To “Midnight Rider ” (PDF)
Talk Dirty To Me – Solo – Part 2
Crosstown Traffic
Main Riff Here is the riff at 120 bpm: Guitar 1 Guitar 3 Bass Riff Resources Complete Transcription To “Crosstown Traffic ” (PDF) Complete Transcription To “Crosstown Traffic ” (Power Tab)
Walk Don’t Run- The Ventures
https://vimeo.com/5332263 Main Theme Here’s what the lead, rhythm, and bass guitars all sound like together: Lead Guitar Rhythm Guitar 2nd Theme Here’s what the lead, rhythm, and bass guitars all sound like together: Lead Guitar Rhythm Guitar Click Here For The Complete Transcription To “Walk Don’t Run” (PDF)