3 Easy Pro Show-Off Rock N Roll Guitar Licks

Here you can learn three easy pro rock and roll licks which work in a show-off situation on stage. Imagine you are playing in a rock and roll band and now the spotlight is on you. Now you want to show that you're the cool guitar player in this rock and roll bands. Playing in many rock and roll bands in my career I found out that these 3 licks are the ones which work are best in such situation. Situation is a fast straight rock and roll beat between 105 and 130 BPM and you have one till two chorus where you can show what you can play on your guitar. You want to set that you highlight and give more pressure and more expression to that song and those are the licks which work at best. Songs that you might fit most to this kind of soloing on Johnny B Goode by Chuck Berry any Jerry Lee Lewis song, protagonist like Little Richard as in this case Bob Seger ( Old Time Rock n Roll ) or whoever comes to your mind when it comes to rock and roll music. The matric is that it is a repeating pattern of 3 nose Bridge repeat themselves and since we are playing it in eight notes the extant always moved around and creates a great tension, the great effect, the wild wow effect which we want. pay close attention to my instructions in the tutorial and even if you are a beginner guitar player you will be able to play those licks. I've been playing only six months on guitar when I started to work in a professional rock and roll band and those are the licks which I used back at that time.

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[kevinmoores]

Right then. I've been playing for years, I play in a band - strumming and singing. I've slowly learned my way through the fretboard, I can play every scale in every position and can play scale runs all over the fretboard, I know shed loads of chords, I know what follows what and what goes where. I can play lots of songs and I even write my own which seem to go down well. But then when I go to the local guitar group I can't actually really play a thing and there's always some guy impressing everyone with his loud, cool sounding licks. But I've been listening and I started getting the idea that these guys tend to play the same cool sounding licks over just about everything? Then I came across this video and it's all starting to click. I wish I'd learned this in lesson one! Thanks.

[ferpirata]

Excellent! We owe so much to Chuck Berry.. congratulations from Spain! 🤟🏻🎸

[cheffykandca]

Fun! Thanks man!! Good stuff and great playing/teaching as always!

[carmelogarcia]

Thanks to you I play...been learning a lot

[christiankeber]

Oh, what a great help! Now my guitar rings! Many, many thanks! Rockin greetins from Vienna!

[emiliovega]

Yeah....there are only two kinds of music: Rock & Roll 🎸

[jazzram_]

Thank you Chuck Berry. You’re already missed

[moicdisenoyconfort]

Great !!! thanks thanks, really help me to improve my guitar.

[jean-claudesouyris]

Thank you very much. Very inspiring. Hope you stay well.

[georgekelly]

So easy but so cool. Thanks H. Is the backing track on your site? Hope your stay well. G

[rockystone]

Hi, what amp and pedal are you going through, thanks ! 😀

[JohnSmith-gyrc]

Dude - fucking great lesson! Thank you! Subscribed.

[juleonasefi]

Are you using a specific patch or amp so your guitar produces that noise?

[vlnau]

Hey HP, this is a cool stuff for anyone! By the way, "Jonny B Good" in Russian sounds like "Wives are running"))

[misinchantube]

Nice tutorial, thanks. Could you tell what are the chords for the backing track please?

[charliec]

you should teach privately I would come to you