Kristofer Dahl10th July 2010Lovely Ivan - keith's style is so natural and effectve - excellent coverage!
Vasilije Vukmirovic10th July 2010Sounds very good!
fotoajojo10th July 2010thanks for a cool lesson and for adding notes on pedals and setup that helps a lot. Maybe one day, a lesson on how Keith plays in open G with the low E-string taken off the guitar?
Adrian Figallo10th July 2010very nice ivan!! lovely tele!!
Zsolt Galambos10th July 2010Cool lesson, man! Nice to see someone covering Keith's style here
Chowy Fernandez10th July 2010great rythm in keith´s style, and cool tele!!
Gerardo Siere12th July 2010Very nice lesson, it would be ecxelent if you cover a similar topic using popular opening tunnings from stones songs
kaznie_NL12th July 2010I think this lesson is very nice
Cool job man! I sometimes feel sorry that lessons like this will probably not be played as much as they deserve, because they end up in the huge croud of GMC lessons 
Daniel Realpe13th July 2010very simple yet so effective
Piotr Kaczor13th July 2010Sounds just great!
Ivan Milenkovic14th July 2010Thanks a lot everybody, glad you like it!
Stephane Lucarelli15th July 2010Sounds great Ivan, nice telecaster!
- Ivan Milenkovic15th July 2010
Thanks my friend
- Vasilije Vukmirovic17th July 2010
Great! Nice guitar!
- Ivan Milenkovic18th July 2010
Thanks my friend
Pedja Simovic19th July 2010That was good style coverage Ivan, very nice man
fkalich29th July 2010Nice, sounds like them. Very good job covering his style, don't think it can be topped.
- Marc Simon28th September 2010
I'm not sure if you'll still read this, but to refer to kaznie_NL's post: This kind of lesson is for me as an advanced beginner just what I needed, you explain the principles of chords and song structure very nice, the little tips you give about details really helped me a lot. I like about your lessons that treat a topic in many different aspects. So, if one doesn't just try to play, but also understand what he's playing, so he can create his own music, your lessons are among the most heplful on this page! And I'm sure there's lots of people of my playing level who need just this. And last but not least it alway sounds cool :-) Thank you!
- Joost22nd October 2011
Amazing lesson!
- Ivan Milenkovic22nd October 2011I'm not sure if you'll still read this, but to refer to kaznie_NL's post: This kind of lesson is for me as an advanced beginner just what I needed, you explain the principles of chords and song structure very nice, the little tips you give about details really helped me a lot. I like about your lessons that treat a topic in many different aspects. So, if one doesn't just try to play, but also understand what he's playing, so he can create his own music, your lessons are among the most heplful on this page! And I'm sure there's lots of people of my playing level who need just this. And last but not least it alway sounds cool :-) Thank you!
Thanks a lot my friend, I appreciate it!Amazing lesson!
Thanks a lot!
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Hello everybody,
In this lesson, we will cover rhythm work in the style of Keith Richards, guitar player of the Rolling Stones.
The lesson is fairly easy one, as we use mostly powerchords, major chords and suspending them for the distinctive "Stones" sound. It should help you with your rhythm work, and enable you to understand in what way you can combine these chords together to form rhythmic patterns on your own.
As far as theory goes, we will concentrate on pauses between the notes, and suspended 4th chords in this lesson.
For this lesson I used Telecasted guitar on the bridge pickup into Amplitube 3, emulating Mesa Mark III combo.
Let's begin! :)
C major
C mixolydian
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