Rockabilly Rhythm Guitar

What To Play Between The Solos

What you'll learn

A great collection of electric rhythm guitar licks on the bass strings

An introduction to the distinctive style of Eddie Bush

How to work with chords

Advanced chord theory

Several rhythmic concepts

Question and respond method in rock and roll songs

Requirements

To have a basic knowledge of the guitar fretboard

You should've been playing the guitar for at least a year

To have basic understanding of music theory is an advantage but not essential

Be able to read guitar tabs and chord diagrams

Description

If you have some basic to intermediate skills on the guitar and you have a passion for 1950s Rockabilly and Rock 'n' Roll, then this course is perfect for you. In this course I show you what to play between the solos, how you can accompany a singer during the verses.You will learn:Bass runs taken from actual rock'n'roll songsIdeas and techniques how to modify a lick or pattern  to create new onesSimple but effective chord shapesHow to create rhythms for compingThe unique guitar style of Eddie BushUtilising the Question and Answer MethodWhich materials are included in this course?2 hours of HD video lessons. The lectures are filmed in split screen technique so you can catch every detail of both hands and feature on screen tabs. I also included jam tracks, tabs in PDF and Guitar Pro format as well as various graphics and chord diagramsDon't hesitate to ask some questions in the discussion section throughout this course. I will answer each one of your questions as fast as possible.Here is what my students and customers say:"Randy’s rockabilly courses are the best lessons available on the Internet. Really useful instruction with helpful resources. Great stuff."Sean Pugh"Fantastic material and instructor. I learned a lot of riffs and strums that I had heard before but had no idea how to play. This course is exactly what I was looking for.", Ted Krigbaum"It's great to see a guitar player showing how to play the solos to Dancing Doll", Art Adams" I've retired and your lessons are really tasty. I can play Blues  and Rock but your lessons are really opening things up.", Craig Wolf "This is the 4th course I have done from Randy and they never disappoint.Always teaches you the things you want to hear in an easy and accessible way. Tried many other tuition videos but these are the absolute best if you like rockabilly. Randy has an easy manner and is never patronising.", Nigel Grund"Excellent course for me. When I first heard Scotty Moore's guitar & the early Elvis songs I was 13 years old living on Yokota AFB, Japan and was amazed at the guitar playing. Now I'm finally starting to play the songs in this lesson, Thanks to the instruction from Randy Richter; and now at 77 my guitar playing can amaze myself, and maybe a few at a local Senior Living Facility where I play once a month.", Len Canter

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Bass Runs

Lecture 2 The First Bass Run For You To Try Out

Lecture 3 The Second Bass Run For You And Some Ideas How To Modify it

Lecture 4 The One Hand Loose Bass Lick In The Key Of A

Lecture 5 The Bass Runs In Hepcat and Rock'n'Roll Guitar

Lecture 6 Some Hot Boogie Runs

Lecture 7 Blues Shuffle And Minor Bass Runs

Section 3: Rockabilly Chord Comping

Lecture 8 Introduction To The Chord Lectures

Lecture 9 Basic Chord Shapes I Use

Lecture 10 A Great Trick For Playing The IV Chord

Lecture 11 Rhythmic Ideas

Section 4: The Eddie Bush Style

Lecture 12 How To Play The Verses Of Mona Lisa

Lecture 13 How To Play The Verses Of Pretend

Lecture 14 Two More Eddie Bush Licks

Section 5: Question and Answer Method

Lecture 15 How Chuck Berry Used The Question And Answer Method In School Day

Lecture 16 Some Cool Q & A Licks In Guitar Unfriendly Keys

Lecture 17 Some Hal Harris Licks From All The Time by Sleepy LaBeef

Lecture 18 How To Play All I Can Do Is Cry - Part 1

Lecture 19 How To Play "All I Can Do Is Cry" - Part 2

Section 6: Bonus Section

Lecture 20 Bonus Lecture

Guitarists who like 1950s Rock and Roll and Rockabilly,Guitarists who want to break out of the box and are looking for ideas