To the only famous musician that gives free tickets to the die hard fans that wait outside for days!! Love that dude. I appreciate the thanks as well! Thanks for watchin Jamie!
Thanks heaps for this lesson Justin. I'm going to start learning this tomorrow, think I'll start on the acoustic until I get it down then go the electric, shouldn't take too long. Keep up the great work.
For the perfectionists...there's a full guitar tab on musicnotes.com (there's also a piano-vocal-guitar which is not as useful) if you really want to see what the arpeggios are. This lesson isn't really "right" on the arpeggios. It's in the ballpark though. But you can't exactly match the track with 1 guitar because multiple guitars are playing similar but different arpeggios that include a few harmonized notes. Also the guitars are at different levels, lending prominece to one particular pattern. But that arpeggio pattern alone does not sound right because it lacks the filler notes that are coming from another guitar. BTW that tab is $5.50 which strikes me as a lot but you can see the pattern of the first 2 guitars on the free sample page. Also at the sax solo, I think that first chord is an Am not an A. You can also watch the live videos and pick up a better picking pattern off bruce...focusing more on the 6-5-3-2 strings and staying off the 4th string, from what I can tell. Sheet music seems to bear that out too. Since there are 3 guitars, it's hard to exactly match the pattern and sound with 1 guitar..This lesson gets you in the ballpark and at least has the right main chord progression, though technically the progression once you hit the verse is Em - C - G - D/F# - Em - C - D, while on the chorus it is just the first 4 chords.
Hi ... great powerfull song ... and now finally found this good tutorial , thanx ... I noticed the link from "Learn how to play guitar by ear" doesn't work (anymore) , do you know the correct link for that? As I am looking for learning stuff to teach me that ... Your help would be much appreciated, thanx :)
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Thanks bro! finally i found a lesson "radio nowhere":)
Just what I needed to get this song right. Great instruction! Thanks much!
THanks.. great instruction! Love this Bruce song!!
To the only famous musician that gives free tickets to the die hard fans that wait outside for days!! Love that dude. I appreciate the thanks as well! Thanks for watchin Jamie!
Thanks heaps for this lesson Justin. I'm going to start learning this tomorrow, think I'll start on the acoustic until I get it down then go the electric, shouldn't take too long. Keep up the great work.
Amazing dude! Thank you very much.
+Oliver Price-Watts Thanks Oliver! I appreciate it!
tanks for this new tutorial....i'm the great fan of the boss!! tank'u
Superbness as usual!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks! Great! 🤘
This is amazing! Thank you so much!
You're so welcome!
Great tutorial! Thank you and hello from Russia! ;)
For the perfectionists...there's a full guitar tab on musicnotes.com (there's also a piano-vocal-guitar which is not as useful) if you really want to see what the arpeggios are. This lesson isn't really "right" on the arpeggios. It's in the ballpark though. But you can't exactly match the track with 1 guitar because multiple guitars are playing similar but different arpeggios that include a few harmonized notes. Also the guitars are at different levels, lending prominece to one particular pattern. But that arpeggio pattern alone does not sound right because it lacks the filler notes that are coming from another guitar. BTW that tab is $5.50 which strikes me as a lot but you can see the pattern of the first 2 guitars on the free sample page. Also at the sax solo, I think that first chord is an Am not an A. You can also watch the live videos and pick up a better picking pattern off bruce...focusing more on the 6-5-3-2 strings and staying off the 4th string, from what I can tell. Sheet music seems to bear that out too. Since there are 3 guitars, it's hard to exactly match the pattern and sound with 1 guitar..This lesson gets you in the ballpark and at least has the right main chord progression, though technically the progression once you hit the verse is Em - C - G - D/F# - Em - C - D, while on the chorus it is just the first 4 chords.
Very good, keep it up ;)
thanks so much really helpful :)
Sure Oliver! Also checkout my new channel on classic rock lead - ruclips.net/channel/UC3W7Gu8jbYMyPMALJ7wsvHA - I think you'll like it :)
So how do you do the riff as well as the main 4 chords... or is that another guitar...
Hi ... great powerfull song ... and now finally found this good tutorial , thanx ... I noticed the link from "Learn how to play guitar by ear" doesn't work (anymore) , do you know the correct link for that? As I am looking for learning stuff to teach me that ... Your help would be much appreciated, thanx :)
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