'All Right Now' Guitar Solo Lesson - Play It The Right Way!

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In this video, we will learn how to play Paul Kossoff's classic guitar solo from 'All Right Now' by Free. Let's break down the solo note-for-note and learn it in less than 20 minutes!
I feel that this is an essential guitar part to learn if you're an intermediate guitarist. The late Paul Kossoff had very unique phrasing and vibrato and this solo is a great study of mixing both major and minor pentatonic scales.
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[@mikekelly854]

More people need to see your videos Bobby. Word of mouth is required.
Presenting & guitar skills are top class.

[@BobbyHarrisonGuitar]

Thank you very much, Mike. That’s very reassuring. It’s a long old slog, this RUclips game.

[@experienceit2]

Makes me wanna get out the guitar and play again. thank you.

[@Braddowell45]

Lovey gold top and very nice playing 🤘🎸

[@BobbyHarrisonGuitar]

Thank you very much!

[@GoZoneGuitar84]

I really love your videos man. You’re an excellent guitar player to say the least. I also love how you play the solo before teaching

[@BobbyHarrisonGuitar]

Thank you for the kind words. Much appreciated!

[@GoZoneGuitar84]

@@BobbyHarrisonGuitar
You’re welcome!

[@DavidBeebee]

near and dear to my heart this one! lovely playing and tone bobby

[@BobbyHarrisonGuitar]

Thanks mate. Hope you’re well. Just about to check out your latest video…

[@johnmcelhaney8490]

So great and nice job teaching! Thanks so much

[@BobbyHarrisonGuitar]

Thank you very much, John!

[@Byzmax]

Fantatsic. Love the humour too

[@BobbyHarrisonGuitar]

Thanks very much!

[@lylewallace9022]

Great lesson. Been studying your lesson . Keep up the great job. Thank you always

[@BobbyHarrisonGuitar]

Thank you very much!

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[@jontatum7923]

Nice!!! Thanks Bobby

[@BobbyHarrisonGuitar]

Thanks very much!

[@karlrobinson0474]

Classic!👍🏼

[@listairgin]

Great demo/ lesson and got a good laugh at the Boomer joke, thanks Bobby.

[@BobbyHarrisonGuitar]

Ha ha. Thanks!

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[@MrLcasolutions]

It's a shame you can only give a like

[@TalmageL-pn2pv]

Well put.

[@stevec9972]

When you say you think in intervals are you going from just the root of the key/scale,
or also from the root of each chord when it changes?

[@BobbyHarrisonGuitar]

It generally depends on the complexity of the progression and/or how long we’re staying on each chord. For a simple progression like this, I’d generally navigate from the root of the home key (A), but maybe highlight chord tones here and there.
However, if it’s a blues or a non diatonic progression, I’ll definitely navigate from the root of each chord.