Rock Triad Rhythm Guitar Lesson
- Thursday, August 7, 2008, 3:05
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A new subscriber to my ‘Ask the Teacher’ service asked for a rhythm guitar lesson. This is what I came up with. It works out three-string ‘triad’ shapes to breath new life in to a well-worn A-G-D-A rock progression. Check it out.
I hope this is along the lines of what you had in mind, Noah. Have fun, guys!
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EXCELENT CAN YOU DO A SIMILIAR THING WITH THE OTHER KEYS??
I have a lesson worked up in the key of D, but on the next set of strings over. So you end up with a new set of chord shapes on strings 3-2-1, which was kind of the point. I could post that soon. The key of A and D let me use those open strings to ‘pedal’.
By the way, the ‘Rock Shuffle Jam Track‘ works out this same progression.