Solar Federation Acoustic (Julie Schreiber & Eric Wirsing) - "Resist" by RUSH

This is a cover of an acoustic version of "Resist" (Test For Echo) by RUSH from the R30 tour.
Performers: Julie Schreiber & Eric Wirsing from Solar Federation.

[@johnyevoli2193]

Love it perfect

[@solarfederation]

:)

[@Jamo-qw4xu]

That just made my night, peace

[@solarfederation]

: )

[@joeschall7463]

Great heart and superb acoustic to this cover. Thanks for sharing!

[@solarfederation]

Thanks for listening!

[@michaelhollingshead838]

Great job I loved it

[@solarfederation]

Thank you so much Michael!

[@TheAnalogKid2]

I like it!

[@solarfederation]

The Analog Kid should check out our "Analog Kid" video. The newer one.

[@pinochitodos]

beautiful my friends..see @ the Fox soon

[@lilluke583]

this is beautiful...

[@solarfederation]

Thanks Lil Luke!

[@stephennicholas1590]

What a lovely acoustic performance of a marvelous Rush song.

[@solarfederation]

Thanks!

[@wadegerten247]

Wow.

[@stevelongo2334]

This is really great, love it!

[@solarfederation]

Glad you like it!

[@tomgalvin8006]

👍we have assumed control

[@themashmakerchallenge9578]

Very cool. You both did a great job on that tune. That was one of my favorite things to see in concert. Just Alex and Geddy sitting on chairs and playing from the heart.

[@evancook9290]

Great cover! I'm having some trouble figuring out the fingering on Alex's riff (Eric in this case) starting at 0:19- 0:43. It seems all the tab charts are wrong that I can find online for this acoustic version when comparing them to the actual live version. I got it roughly from watching this video closely. Do you have one available?

[@solarfederation]

Eric gives virtual lessons. You should message him via FB.

[@AMo24Perc]

Fantastic! If you have a minute, would you please let me know the fingering for the last chord of each verse phrase, which I believe is an Fmaj7add2? I cannot, for the life of me, figure out exactly what he does. Nonetheless, great job!

[@solarfederation]

It's an Fmaj7add9(no5). If you have a third interval in the chord you can't call the 2nd interval a 2. When the third is present it would be called a 9. The fingering is easy though. Take an open C chord shape (3rd finger on the 5th string at third fret, 2nd finger on the fourth string at the second fret and 1st finger on the second string at the 1st fret) and move that shape up the neck until your third finger is at the 8th fret. strum that chord from the 5th to the 1st string and there you have it.