Learn a Driving, Rock Rhythm on Guitar - Classic Rock Rhythm Guitar Lesson - EP246

In this week's guitar lesson, you'll learn how to play a driving, blues rock rhythm guitar part (similar to Keith Richards style of playing in the Rolling Stones).

[JMTBFLOW]

Brilliant lesson. I do wish there was more of this style of playing on the channel. It's very cool.

[paulw]

I have struggled over many years to find a great guitar teacher, who really teaches you to play properly, and not just how to copy a tune. Brian is the best out there, believe me. Its the closest you will get to having a one to one teacher - And I don't feel like an idiot which I often did in a live situation when I have to ask him to show me a certain part again as I just rewind the video and go over as many times as I need to. Absolutely brilliant!

[darrengibson]

I agree. With every new lesson I realize what a great teacher he is …

[srileysr]

You're a great teacher..Wow!
..Thank you..👍🙂

[stacysdad]

Thanks Brian.... I take a little longer to assimilate your lessons but I do enjoy them. Hitting the big six oh

[patrickbrown]

A cool thing to do if you are playing single coils is to take a fuzz and crank it with the amp and roll guitar volume back. It will thicken up the sound without adding the fuzzy sound when you don’t want it

[petetatonks]

you are a very good guitar player, and you are a good teacher too - thank you :)

[stuartrichens]

I’ll be learning this today. Sounds very cool to improvise to. Great lesson as always Brian 👌🎸

[johnbutchko]

I absolutely love all of your lessons! Thank you so much!

[geraldbrown]

Very cool, the 70’s were the best, great taste Brian 👍🇨🇦

[rupertradar]

Great as usual. Thanks for going through how to get the tone. We are always wondering on videos like this, and usually it remains a mystery!

[sjuicehockey]

I really enjoy the electric guitar videos. Thanks for the hard work

[stevelancaster]

Thanks Brian, Love the new chord shapes to learn. Another light bulb moment.

[davelowglide]

Awesome lesson! Thank you! Hope to see more like this.

[Greenleaves]

this is awesome and really fun to play u wasn't wrong about that for sure ! I think I may be signing up to your lessons. just what I'm after . great stuff man 👍

[joeminnes]

Excellent, thanks. I will log in and pick up on part 2 with the tab printed. Really helpful.

[philippinefandango]

I was thinking Foreigner with that "Hot Blooded" sound... Sweet lesson... Thank you, Sir!!!!

[MindDezign]

Wow you taught tone and set up and equipment.THAT IS A TRUE LESSON. This is whats missing in every guitar guru lesson.AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME....Thank you very much.
Great lesson AS ALWAYS.
Thats not one if those modded blues junior found every where in Nashville .. Is it????...just kidding.

[GuitarsAndSynths]

While I can play lead guitar because I don't have tons of experience in a band, the local jam group unfortunately put me into rythm guitar which is actually way harder for me to play than lead because of the many chord changes required and large chord vocabulary required. Switching from Bm to F#m to A is way more difficult at 200 BPM than playing solos and lead!

[sumanrai]

Using any chord progression generally I use to play just pure chord...but when I listen rock songs I found rhythm guitar on almost songs has many notes many tones in 1 measure (bar) I could not find those were rhythm guitar or lead guitar or what chord they playing... Omg rhythm guitar was another world....