The Best Rhythm Guitar Players of All Time LOVE Doing This!

Ever wonder what makes the best rhythm players of all time so unforgettable? There’s one thing they all love doing that sets their playing apart.. Locking into the groove with dynamic, creative rhythms. In this lesson, I’ll show you how to incorporate this pro-level approach into your own playing, so you can add that same magic to your strumming and riffs. Whether it’s subtle timing shifts, chord voicings, or percussive accents, this trick will make your rhythm guitar stand out. Grab your guitar, and let’s uncover what the greats are all about!

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Mike Baelde

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[SoloKrauT]

As someone who is advanced in playing lead guitar but has mostly overlooked rhythm parts (focusing only on power chords), this tutorial is perfect for me. Thank you so much!

[CKS]

Best Rhythm lesson I've ever seen presnted in the real world.

[deweeseoutdoors]

Finally a good lesson that gets to the point! Thank you sir! May I have another.

[briansuemiller]

Great lesson. So good to be told to feel the rhythm and not down up down etc. 🎸🎶

[TheAviationBoy]

I'm a self-taught guitarist that shaped my guitar technique around Malcolm Young's, so I'm more a rhythm player. Malcolm's playing is sick !!!

[pqjiktl]

What a great lesson ! Need more from this teacher!

[anthonylawson]

The two guitar idea is ingenious. I really like the contrast between the tones. Going to try and incorporate this into my playing.

[thesunatnight]

I been jamming solo lead treble guitar solos for 40+ years and ive never thought in my life to do some of these concepts. Mind blown. Thanks guiter masterdy methub!

[JamesFord-ge]

Rite on bro what you said is absolutely true i do it all the time ive played guitar for 50+ years

[guitarshreds-rezv]

As a 20+ year player and shredder I think this video is awesome. It reminded me of some things I'd forgotten and taught me a few new tricks for writing. The stuff about major/minor bar chords is PRICELESS! As well as the downstrokes rhythm part. Practice it! Awesome video bro! Rock on!

[stephenmitchell]

Great lesson! Lots of new approaches and things to try. Thanks.

[coycarlson]

Certainly - Knockin On Heavens Door - and - Can’t You See are two of the easiest - Classic songs to learn - GREAT INSTRUCTION 👍✌️✌️

[luckyl]

Thanks for using a clean tone. Thats rare.

[ericjayj]

A very clear presentation. This man is a natural teacher. He should have been my guitar teacher back when I was 13 years old - in 1962. Guess I've got some catchin' up to do.

[hoisin]

a lot covered there and really well too. I wish I'd had this video day 1

[WrynnCZ]

As rhythm guitarist myself i highly recommend this video, its on the spot. 😎💚✌

[louiegallardo]

What a great lesson.
Jeff Baxter is of the same thinking.
He said " the guitar is an extension of your heart, play what you feel".
Thanks for the video.

[murph]

Finally...someone who just talked to me in simple terms. I learned more in these few minutes than any other tutorial I've ever seen.

[John-fsfq]

Thanks Mike. I'm still hanging in there. Always good to take a lesson from you.

[colourgrouppainting]

one of the best instructional videos I have seen