Every Rose Has Its Thorn Guitar Lesson - Poison
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In this video guitar lesson series, we are going to take an in-depth look at how to play all the chords and guitar solos in the monster hit power ballad, "Every Rose Has It's Thorn" by Poison.
This Every Rose Has It's Thorn guitar lesson will show you note-for-note all of guitarist C.C. Deville's tasteful and melodic solos for this 80's classic.
In the first video lesson I will show you all the guitar chords and chord progressions used throughout the song. Most of this is acoustic based and very simple to play, but I will also show you the electric guitar parts used during the chorus as well.
The real fun begins in the second video lesson where I will show you note-for-note how to play all three of C.C. Deville's solos!
The intro solo is very blues based with some unison bends and quick legato licks.
The main solo contains a little bit more flash. It starts with a long bend that slides into another note. After that we have some very melodic musical phrases that resolve into a fast descending legato phrase. From there he goes into a simple melody containing many bar dives.
After this section C.C. Deville caps off the solo with a fast alternate picking lick straight out of the 80's shredder scene. The hardest part of this lick is getting it started. After that initial beginning, you will then come upon a repeated pattern that is more easy to understand and get under your fingers. I suggest you practice the opening few notes by themselves first and practice the pattern by itself as well before putting them together. I will show you in the lesson where the pattern begins and how to play it.
I will then finish out the second video lesson by demonstrating how to play the outro solo.
I hope you guys enjoy learning this 80's classic!
Carl...
Oh it's tuned down a half step! No wonder I couldn't figure out why everyone kept saying G and Cadd9 and it didn't sound right!
Thanks Carl, I love how you're always so thorough. I couldn't find out how to play that last lick before the song ends and lo and behold, you teach it!!
Thanks, Carl... very nice song. Waiting solo lesson :-)
Can you verify the strumming pattern. Completely lost on the 3 strums you mentioned. Beginner here...please simplify a bit more if you can.
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This is really great lesson,and I can't take my eyes off of you your my handsome teacher 😚...keep it up ...
Carl Brown, you’re the man!
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Hello carl. I am new to your channel and i loved it. Is there any lessons for little river band nights owl.? Thanks
Outro part - what do you mean, "while you're playing that" ?
Wow, I'm really glad I stumbled across your channel!
youre such an awesome dude and teacher. I'm gonna donate to you next month once I'm done my finals at school
Every rose has its thorn - but this tutorial doesn't has a single disadvantage. It's very understandable and extremely informative. Especially concerning such details as e.g. the "knock" on the guitar body or the E 3 bend right before the E flat chord. Great work Carl, thanks for sharing your skills with beginners or intermediates like me!
Thanks the others were not tuning down
I am a RUclips guitar lesson warrior and this guy is great. You should think about donating to his website above. You can give as little as $10, but I donated as I use his lessons soooo often and figured he should get something.
+Marty Glanzberg Thank you Marty! Got your donation and I really appreciate it!
ratt - round and round lesson??
Hi Carl, I would really appreciate if you can add the solo as well, I am a guitar player too and have liked your videos, thanks
I want you to teach some doors stuff but I'm losing hope! maybe some more Zeppelin? I know you're not a robot who needs to follow our instruction and I know the simple songs are fun to play and all but the more in depth stuff, or the "harder" stuff is always more fun to learn! I think a challenge is good. thanks for reading if you do Carl, you're a great guy
Leah Sero I'm almost getting the feeling that Carl is not a fan of the Doors. It is pretty weird that he has zero Doors songs in his lesson catalog with them being such a classic band.
But Robby Krieger almost never used a guitar pick...so maybe that complicates the lessons a bit.
Zeppelin's the Rain Song would be an interesting lesson with its length and EADADE tuning. Beautiful song and fun to play.
And the second solo as well, regards
Hi Carl,Thanks for the Great lessons.I am having a little trouble after the opening does it go verse,chores,back to verse then bridge ????? Then chores??? Please help Carl .Learning this song for my wife Rose, for I am her thorn.....later Carl
You hold your guitar "just so.,."
Awesome channel! How about:
Until you suffer some (fire and ice)
big fan of this chanel! lessons are great! Could you please do come and go blues from gregg allman? its a great song for acoustic guitar and i cant find any lesson on you tube
Hey Carl what brand of guitar is that ? Love all yr lessons , thanks for all of them ,
Steve from Oz ,
Cheers,
First lesson to get this in Eb unlike the lazy bum teachers that can't be arsed to detune and get the key right from the get go which changes the entire color of the song. Not to mention the vocal then is all wrong. Great lesson. Should have come here first!
Yup
Great lesson! May I request Aces High by Iron Maiden?
great lesson. can you make lesson for made of tears by joe satriani? many thanks
Can you do two Suns in the sunset by Pink Floyd from the final cut
nice one Carl was actually trying this one today
Another amazing lesson!
Just so everybody knows...the first and sixth string are tuned down to D flat or D# alright? NOT E#
It’s tuned down to Eb... the entire guitar is tuned down a half-step
you turn the whole guitar down a half step every single string Jimmy.
That's why it's called E flat tuning 1/2 step below E standard. Otherwise if you tune the first in the 6th it would be called a drop d tuning son
Nice song, thanks Carl... This really is a great one...
Every rose has its thorn acoustic cover
Lady Lydia very good observation Einstein
Thanks man, i thought this was Katy perry
HE got it... Thank you...
Just great!
First
I wasn't aware that Michaels tuned his guitar down for this song.