Wolf Marshall's Celebrity Friends - Classic Rock Guitar Riffs

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Welcome to the Live Lessons featuring Wolf Marshall on "Classic Rock Guitar Riffs" Student barry says: Hi Angel Student Angeline says: Hey what's up? Student barry says: how are you? Student barry says: just waiting for the lesson to start Student barry says: I think they come on in about a half hour Student Angeline says: I'm great! except my real guitar teacher is in Florida right now, I didn't get my guitar lessons Student barry says: too bad Student barry says: how long have you been playing? Student Angeline says: I know it's selfish of me, because Jeff does deserve a brake, but I get cranky without my guitar lessons, and I miss Jeff, I've been playing for 1year and threes months Student Angeline says: threes heheh whoops Student barry says: 8-) Student barry says: yea having a break can be a very good thing! Student Angeline says: oh well, I have to go, I'll have to do this some other time, see-ya later, and keep practicing! Student barry says: what kind of guitar do you have? Student barry says: bye! Student barry says: they have a archive lessons section Student Angeline says: I have three guitars, one Silvertone(my first) One montaya accoustic(been in my house for 30 years) and my Fender Strata caster Student barry says: what's your favorite? Student Angeline says: The accoustic's been there since the 70's, I like my Fender, I have to go! see-ya! Assistant says: Hey guys Student barry says: What's up HS Student tate says: wow, that took forever to ge in Student axeboy says: man I know what you mean Student Steve says: yea, the java chat is real slow Student axeboy says: I'm just jammin' untill Wolf gets here Student tate says: yea, me too Student tate says: I just gat a new strat Student axeboy says: those rock! Student tate says: what do you have? Student axeboy says: I have a Les Paul Studio Student axeboy says: I use to have an SG Student Steve says: how much does a new SG cost? Student tate says: oh yea like Angus Student axeboy says: $400 Student axeboy says: I got a used one Student axeboy says: hey it's 8:00 where's Wolf? Student tate says: yea Assistant says: Wolf should be here in a few minutes Student barry says: cool Student axeboy says: right on Student tate says: I'm ready to play Student tate says: I like the Sweet Child of mine wav Student tate says: I'm try to play it but I don't have the tab Student axeboy says: I got it somewhere from OLGA Assistant says: Hi anonymous Student tate says: yea hi Assistant says: is Wolf coming soon? Student Steve says: good question Assistant says: guys there's a few tech probs he should be here soon Student tate says: that wav file has a great tone! Student tate says: is that a les paul? Assistant says: yes, the Slash tone Student tate says: cool Student tate says: that's my next axe Student axeboy says: I love mine! Student tate says: hi new user Assistant says: what's up guys? Student axeboy says: dude I'm sittin here jammin Student axeboy says: I love the GnR wav Wolf says: hello Assistant says: Hi all, Wolf should be here in a sec Assistant says: how are you? Assistant says: hey Stratman Student vidguy says: I'm fine, how are you? Assistant says: did you use to be Redstrat? Assistant says: I'm great Assistant says: is this your first time here? Student vidguy says: no, been before! Assistant says: I'm Wolf's assistant tonight Student stratman says: hey im using netscape this time and it works better than explorer Assistant says: yea there's a new NAV plugin version Student axeboy says: what guitars do you guys have? Student stratman says: yea blake said there would be something different Student vidguy says: Olympic White '72 hardtail strato Student stratman says: have you upped any licks yet? Assistant says: I have a Strat, Tele, Jackson, and a bunch others Assistant says: oh yea 8-) Assistant says: but it was for testing Student stratman says: strat es345 & a les paul Assistant says: the formats a little different Assistant says: very cool Student vidguy says: I love those 345,355's! Student tate says: I have a Strat Assistant says: me too! Student stratman says: yea its stereo Assistant says: I want a 335 Student vidguy says: I would like to get one of the old single cutaway LP juniors Student axeboy says: are they kindof like jazz guitars? Assistant says: very cool vid guy! Student stratman says: took the tail piece off a put a stop on it Wolf says: Hello, everyone Assistant says: Hi Wolf! Student stratman says: hi Wolf Student vidguy says: Wolf! Wolf says: How's everyone? Assistant says: great! Student axeboy says: great Wolf! and you? Wolf says: I put in some very important guitar riffs tonight Student stratman says: getting late here Student vidguy says: Important in what way? Student mark says: Greetings all Student tate says: right on Assistant says: Hi Mark Wolf says: Each one represents a kind of riff you should know Wolf says: Hi Mark Student stratman says: let em rip Wolf says: For example, Sweet Child is an interval riff Student tate says: I was playing to that Wolf says: You should load it and listen Wolf says: Were you able to play it smoothly at tempo? Wolf says: No takers? Student tate says: no Student tate says: I'm still working on it Student tate says: it's pretty tough Wolf says: Good. It has a fingering trick Wolf says: Use your first finger for both notes on the 4th string Assistant says: click on the tab to send it to the interactive tab window Student tate says: oh wow! Wolf says: Keep the fingering identical on every part of the riff except the first note of each bar Student tate says: I didn't know it did that! Student tate says: cool and you can see it played on the neck too Student stratman says: mine won't do that Wolf says: Keep trying Student tate says: it's tough Wolf says: Slowly first, always Assistant says: you can also highlight the section you want to practice with the mouse Student tate says: whoa, very cool Student tate says: that makes it easier to play Student axeboy says: no kidding, I could never figure this out before Student axeboy says: this makes it easy to figure out! Wolf says: It's the visual aspect of guitar...live Student axeboy says: thanks Wolf! Wolf says: You all should try playing Sweet Child slowly Wolf says: Pinky plays both notes on the high E Student tate says: it's hard on my pinky Wolf says: Takes practice. Student tate says: what should I do to work on it? Student axeboy says: no kidding this is tough to get down! Wolf says: Repeat it to build up the motor skills Student axeboy says: ouch, ouch ouch Student axeboy says: I'm trying to stay up with the speed of the sound clip Wolf says: Careful...don't hurt yourself! Student axeboy says: I like how it repeats Student tate says: no kidding dude Wolf says: Do you hear the intervals in the riff? Student barry says: I like how the bass changes in the riff! Student tate says: it messes with my fingerings Wolf says: This next riff is very cool. Wolf says: It's from one of the first rock songs to use an electric 12-string Wolf says: It was recorded on a Rickenbacker Student barry says: really, what model ricky? Wolf says: A 360-12 Wolf says: It's called You Can't Do That Wolf says: from the Beatles Wolf says: Think of it as being based on a chord shape like a barre chord G Wolf says: At the third position Assistant says: the last wav I sent loops so you can practice the riff Student tate says: the beatles are great Student tate says: my parents listen to them all the time and I strated to borrowing the CD Wolf says: They had some of the best riffs. The next is also a classic Beatles riff Student axeboy says: no kidding! Student barry says: I agree, I love the combinations of guitar tones, Ricky, Gretsch, Fender, etc Wolf says: That last one was an example of a chord based riff. Wolf says: And the guitar tones were great...the beginning of rock guitars well recorded Wolf says: This one is a Beatles linear riff Wolf says: It's Day Tripper. Which is like a moded blues line Student axeboy says: these are easy to play! Student tate says: no kidding, much easier than GnR Student Steve says: would you explain "moded blues line" Wolf says: Good...the idea is not tech here...but something memorable Wolf says: Moded blues line means this single-note phrase could be used easily in a blues tune as the main riff Wolf says: Moded means modified Student Steve says: ok Student barry says: yea, like a hot rod! Wolf says: Exactly Student mark says: Wolf, I tried finding one of your books at the local music store...are they sold there or just mail order? Wolf says: Try the guitar center. Which book? Student mark says: advanced concepts Wolf says: You can order that at any decent store Wolf says: If you have problems please e-mail me Student mark says: okey dokey... :) Assistant says: here's one location mark Wolf says: The next riff is a cool rock riff which is really a moded blues thing---but not from guitar! Student mark says: where is that teach? Assistant says: I'm here Wolf says: This one is borrowed from a blues vocal line and put on the guitar Student Steve says: Panama Wolf says: Book for chords. What style? Student Steve says: Student Jerry says: all styles Wolf says: One of the best things you can do is learn chords from the Ted Greene books. Student vidguy says: Rockabilly Wolf says: Get Modern Chord progressions Student Steve says: Beast of Burden Student Jerry says: thanx Assistant says: ah I'm back sorry guys Student Jerry says: it's ok it's alright Assistant says: here comes the Layla tab Wolf says: Good to have you back Student mark says: hi teach! Assistant says: hey Mark Student Jerry says: glitches suck Assistant says: it happens with IE sometimes Assistant says: did you guys get the tab yet? Student Jerry says: not yet Wolf says: Back to the TAB Student Steve says: not me Wolf says: We'll fire these right up Wolf says: How do like that one? Student dk says: my dad loves that song! Wolf says: It's a good example of a minor pentatonic riff Assistant says: I sent a looping file for you to practice Wolf says: That was from my CD Riffs of the 70s Student Steve says: what Albert King song was it from? Wolf says: As the Years Go Passing By from Born Under Bad Sign album Wolf says: That was the first vocal melody of the song Student dk says: my dad loves clapton Wolf says: He's pretty loveable Student dk says: I really like EC unplugged! Wolf says: Yeah, that has a different side of Layla Student dk says: I know how to play that song Wolf says: If you like the songs on Unplugged get my CD-book that matches the album Student dk says: cool where? Student mark says: Wolf you said Guitar Center? Wolf says: Any good music store. Its a signature licks book-CD Wolf says: Guitar Center, Sam Ash, Wolf says: Here's the URL Assistant says: Wolf I sent the url on your EC book Student dk says: wow, thai is so cool you guys, I never seen this done anywhere on the Internet Student dk says: I wish my dad was here! Wolf says: The next riff is an alltime killer chord riff Wolf says: From the Stones that roll Wolf says: It's a typical Keef thing Student dk says: wow that looks easy to play Wolf says: Be sure to tune to open G Student dk says: hey it doesnt sound very good on my guitar? Student dk says: what's that? Wolf says: Tune your high E down to D, your A to G Wolf says: That's the secret: alternate tuning Student dk says: I,ve never done that before Student tate says: this is cool to jam too Wolf says: There's a first time for everything Wolf says: It has a great groove Student dk says: I'm up for that Wolf says: From my Rolling stones signature licks CD-book Student tate says: Wolf did you play these? Wolf says: Actually dk, you're down for that Wolf says: Yes I plyed them all Student tate says: very cool Wolf says: It was a lot of fun Student vidguy says: going back to layla.. there is a little riff in the background there.. Wolf says: There are sveral guitars on there Student vidguy says: A kinda 9th fret 7th fret thing going downward.. Student vidguy says: what is that Wolf? Student vidguy says: I'm hung on Layla.. It sounds so nice... Student mark says: well guys...take care...thanks much for the lesson Michael and Wolf! Assistant says: It's good seeing you mark Student vidguy says: cya Mark! Wolf says: The chords D5-C5-Bb5 Wolf says: Bye! Student Jerry says: later Student mark says: I'll look for your book! Guitar Center is about 50 miles south of me in SF. It'l be a nice drive...lol Wolf says: Then you interpolate the open 5th string with those power chords Wolf says: Happy hunting lol Wolf says: Two more riffs Student vidguy says: Thanks, I will fool with that.. Student dk says: cool Student dk says: i was just playing Student tate says: me too Wolf says: The last two are hard rock riffs of very different characters Student vidguy says: Oh yeah the Keef thing Is right up my alley. I like that a buch! Student dk says: cool! Student vidguy says: buch= bunch Wolf says: Cool Student tate says: dude! Wolf says: That was an example of a minor mode riff with a pedal tone Student tate says: randy rocks! Wolf says: It has a semi-classical sound Wolf says: He wrote some excellent hard rock riffs Student dk says: I hear ya, the 80s guitar players rock! Student Jerry says: my first guitar hero Wolf says: The constant F# is the pedal tone Wolf says: Rhoads was a fine musician Student dk says: this is pretty easy Wolf says: Good, it should be accessible Wolf says: Our last riff is another hard rock riff with a funk feel Student tate says: I like it when you use your little finger Wolf says: The pinky is important in that riff. Student dk says: cool aerosmith! Wolf says: Notice the chromatics in that riff and the funk rhythm feel Student tate says: my dad has that cd Wolf says: It's really a driving riff Wolf says: There's so much you can do with that simple E shape Wolf says: You guys should practice making up your own riffs based on these few in this lesson Student dk says: very cool Student tate says: yea, Wolf I like it! Wolf says: Pick a style you like Wolf says: and write your own Student dk says: how about blues? Student dk says: like Kenny Wayne Wolf says: We covered chord types, intervals, sclar... Wolf says: Blues riffs? Student vidguy says: All down strokes on the 0-1-2 on the A string or alternating? Student dk says: oh yea Wolf says: Alternating Student vidguy says: thanks Wolf says: That would be tiring!!! Student Steve says: I was hammering 1-2, that's not right? Wolf says: All picked Student dk says: very cool Student dk says: I learned a lot tonight Student Jerry says: maybe somtime we can do a time signature change style like dream theatre Student dk says: I never had lessons before Wolf says: I hope you practice and keep inspired Student Jerry says: not specifically them just that style Wolf says: Dream Theatre would be great Student tate says: I sure am, I have to tell all my friends about this! Wolf says: Pregressive Rock? Student dk says: who are they? Wolf says: It's a style: Dream Theatre, Yes, Kansas, etc Student Jerry says: newer group monster players Wolf says: Like...? Student Jerry says: yeah kansas Student dk says: oh Wolf says: Any closing comments or questions? Student dk says: do they do Dust in the wind? Wolf says: Yes Student dk says: not me I loved this Student Jerry says: anything sort of funk metal type thing Wolf says: Thanks Student dk says: I like how you can practice to the files Wolf says: It;s a great tool Student Jerry says: thanx for giving up some of your time again Student tate says: yea, Wolf thank you so much Wolf says: Sure Student tate says: your the best! Wolf says: See you all very soon. Jimmy Bruno's coming next Student dk says: yea my friends are gonning to love this Student dk says: who's he? Wolf says: Good..tell 'em all Assistant says: thanks Wolf! Wolf says: Jimmy is the greatest living jazz guitarist Student dk says: cool! Wolf says: He's got so much technique it's unbelievable Student dk says: thank you Wolf! Student tate says: yea thanks for being here Wolf says: Thanks to all of you. see you next time. Student Jerry says: later Mr. marshall Assistant says: bye all! Assistant says: thanks again Wolf!	<< load notation from left
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