How to Play ROCK AND ROLL DAMNATION - AC/DC. Guitar Lesson / Tutorial.

[@StealthParrot]

Ah, I loved every track on Powerage, this is great! Thanks.

[@GoodKarmaGuy]

What a banger. Not even done my first coffee of the day and you have me rocking out on an entire AC DC classic. Thx for another straight forward lesson.

[@crantana]

awesome again brother.......Powerage is my fav AC/DC album

[@if6turnedouttobe9]

Right on Kelly...They say that u play too loud...well baby that's tough... Happy Thanksgiving...

[@Rob_1776]

Powerage one of my Favorite! All time AC/DC albums!

[@theanalogkid4171]

Another great lesson Kelly! Still waiting for the Analog Kid! 😜

[@licksnkicks1166]

I love playing this song! So much fun! Nice PRS!

[@matttautz231]

Thanks Kelly. Another great one. Simple and so much fun to play. Keep’ em coming.

[@KellyDeanAllenGuitar]

Thanks for that mate, appreciated!

[@youshaveice]

Some of the best, no BS tutorials online.

[@KellyDeanAllenGuitar]

Thanks man!

[@kennethbulmer8773]

Very well demonstrated thank you so much

[@CC-qb9sm]

I’m such a fan of Powerage!!! This was great!!!

[@KellyDeanAllenGuitar]

Thanks man as always!

[@bradnelson2637]

Thanks for posting this!
Awesome lesson…👍🏻

[@My_Music1]

You are GREAT 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@deanmccaskill5495]

Hey Kelly great video as usual To touch on what you said… once I learned about muting the Maj 3 in open chords like you talk about in that G chord.. I don’t know where I first learned it… never thought of it honestly for years but now I feel like I lean on it way too much. I hardly ever put a Major 3rd in any of my open chords. It’s almost a bad habit the other way? Does that make sense?

[@murdockmacinnis4206]

No

[@markc7063]

Great lesson would love to see ac dc night prowler lesson

[@kingarthur1776]

👍👍

[@dwaynejessome1728]

Greatest rock n roll album of all time but you're playing with touching ACDC on YT.

[@kevinreynolds1051]

Love your tutorials bro but those are not unison bends. Unison bends bend a note on one string up to the same note on the next string. You know that

[@KellyDeanAllenGuitar]

Correct. These are bending double stops. A similar technique of course, but technically not a unison bend.

[@kevinreynolds1051]

Forgive my nit picking. Great tutorials.