Can You Play This Riff? Ep. 30 - THE ROLLING STONES
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2023
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0.00 Demonstration
0:49 How to get to open G Tuning
2:20 Main Riff (Open G tuning)
4:16 Chorus (Open G tuning)
7:00 Bridge (Open G tuning)
7:38 Regular Tuning
8:05 Intro (Regular Tuning)
9:05 Main Riff (Regular tuning)
10:00 Chorus (Regular tuning)
11:25 Bridge (Regular tuning
12:00 Credits 
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funny I use to put my capo like you
Classic riff. One of Keef's best.
That Paoletti blows me away every time you play it… sounds amazing!
Excellent! Thanks once again and Stay Well Groovy One!
Great video! I remember when picked up your Les Paul. I looks like you're having a blast with it slamming the pick on the strings!
Fantastic Thom & that is quite an amazing riff for sure! Thanks & hope that you and your family are doing well. 👍👍🎸🎸
Always played it in Open E, Keith played a lot in this tuning back in the end of the 60s.
Open G works best for me.
What a nice lesson ...
I absolutely love this song. Interesting question… where does Keith stack up in the list of greatest guitarists? If the question relates to technical proficiency then he is fairly low. But if you talk about iconic riffs, I would say that Keith and Jimmy Page are the top 2. Thoughts?
Thank you
Keith Richards was a beast at that time (Even though apparently Bill Wyman wrote this riff). Great job.
Keef, The Chief
You missed a key step, amp at 11. Playing Jack everyday will make you live longer, just look at Keith. Thanks GP.
Ты так вдохновенно рассказываешь, что даже я, со своим уровнем понимания языка, который не так высок, почти всё понимаю. Отличная песня, крутой риф и очень простой. Жаль, кападастра нет 😢 😂
Cool Telecaster!...My band played the 45rpm version back in the day....less gritty....
Johnny Winter's versión is great as well👌
Doesn’t Keith remove the 6th, bottom string? Great breakdown!
Yes, Richards takes the bass E string off. You can also turn it to D and/or mute it. D is 5th of key of G so it will sound OK if you hit it open by mistake (not muted).
Can you play the James Burton lead electric guitar intro, solo and fills from the Judy Collins version of Someday Soon as found on the studio album Who Knows Where the Time Goes? NOT the Buddy Emmons Steel parts ... a LOT of vids out there on that ... but NOBODY on YT has ever done the James Burton stuff. That is a shame because this tune REALLY helped to get Country Rock rolling back in the day.
please do Mr. big by Free ...... with Andy Fraser bass chords .... thank you
I love Keith Richards. He embodies the blues tradition of beauty from adversity. The terrible social and economic situation of black people in America at the time meant well or even properly constructed instruments were not available, which led to some of the slide and open tuning techniques. Keith's main challenges were being really drunk and an impossibly poor guitarist 😂. But from this situation came music so many of us love.
Hello hope this reaches you well, quick question, do you know why I'm blocked on your pateron?
Thanks...
Can’t You Hear me Knocking.
I thought this was in DADDAD tuning?
Live he’s always played open g with a capo on the 4th fret
Nope, although you can make an interesting presentation in DADDAD
, I thought it was DADGAD, I'm sure it is & not the double DD..How about MUMMUM,😅😅
@@warwicksmiley im pretty sure the Double D is what gives the riff it’s signature sound on the recording. The same note on 2 strings. Although the original tuning was DADDAD in Eb instead of D
@@tommcgahon7464 No such tuning exists, look it up.
Didnt quite have the tone there bud.