Ben Higgins12th July 2012As soon as I heard that, I was transported to the Blues Brothers movie !
Groovy stuff from The Godfather !
Bogdan Radovic12th July 2012Awesome atmosphere in this one!
Mudbone12th July 2012Nice! This kinda reminds of the Henry Mancini/Dick Dale theme song for Peter Gunn
Sinisa Cekic13th July 2012hehe, something like that
Marcus Siepen17th August 2012Super cool stuff, awesome lesson Sinisa
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Unison Riffing
Unison riffing, Pedal Note, Led Zeppelin, John "Bonzo" Bonham, Bassby Jerry Arcidiacono
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Hi folks!
Welcome to my Rockabilly lesson. Rockabilly is a hybrid of Blues and Country with melodic and rhythmic elements borrowed from Bebop and Western Swing music. It is characterized by up-tempo, mostly Major, Seventh and Ninth chords and walking bass-lines. Most Rockabilly guitarists employ some type of fingerpicking or fingerstyle playing.
The masters of this style are Chet Atkins and Merle Travis. This style basically involves playing a bass note, often the root or the fifth, underneath a chord or melody line. In this lesson I'm going to show you how to play some of classical rockabilly riffs, chords and some guitar boogie bass lines - so you have something to build upon.
Guitar : Paul Red Smith SE Singlecut
Equipment : Sonar8 DAW, GuitarRig 5 plugin
Tempo : 120 bpm
Signature : 4/4
Chord progression : E/A/B7
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