
Kristofer Dahl8th September 2010Love it Lucio - we need more rhythm guitar lessons!
Avaloa8th September 2010Really Cooooool... ;-)
Quibanez8th September 2010Interesting stuff ; )
Bogdan Radovic8th September 2010Very good lesson! This kind of rhythm guitar always sounds great! ![]()
Jerry Arcidiacono8th September 2010You really captured Keith's style here. Well done!
Bear Rose8th September 2010I love it! Great job Lucio!
Adrian Figallo8th September 2010cool track man!
fkalich9th September 2010another 5 stars out of 5 from my vantage point for Lucio! His lessons are not just lessons, they are great sounding compositions, played with a vibrant groove.
Daniel Realpe9th September 2010I agree with Jerry, really well captured style. sounds great!
thefireball9th September 2010I like the groove!
Zsolt Galambos10th September 2010Cool lesson, man! ![]()
Vasilije Vukmirovic10th September 2010Great job Lucio! ![]()
Piotr Kaczor16th September 2010Excellent lesson, Lucio!
Denes Nagy17th September 2010Nice Stratocaster!!!
Hi GMC! Today we´ll have a lesson inspired on Keith Richards!
To be honest, I’ve never been a great fan of Keith. Yes, I like the Rolling Stones, but I’ve never been really interested in Mr. Richards’s music. All of that suddenly changed when I had to play many of his songs, and I really started to enjoy his playing style.
He’s got many inspirations from country music, and I like that.
This lesson is in G major, a key very common to this guitar player.
This is the chord progession of the backing track:
(G - G - C - C) x 2
(G - G - D - D) (D - D - G - G)
(G - G - C - C - D - D - G - G)
(C - G) x 3 (F - F - D - D)
(G - G - C - C) x 4
Mainly I use double stops and bends, and a lot of Rolling Stones’ licks.
Richards’s style is like playing a chord melody; you must play like a base. Let ring the strings almost all the time.
I hope this lesson gives you great SATISFACTION!!!
Have fun!!!
G Major Scale: