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“Back In The USSR” by The Beatles
Difficulty: Intermediate
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“Foxey Lady” by Jimi Hendrix
Difficulty: Intermediate Verse Here’s what both guitars sound like togetherwith both bass and drums: Guitar 1 Guitar 2
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Stairway To Heaven by Led Zeppelin
Difficulty: Intermediate This a great song to learn for evolving guitarists as well as beginners. The verse interlude part below can be a little troublesome to play if you’ve never done much fingerpicking, but the song is at such a slow tempo that it’s manageable. Intro Verse Verse Interlude This a great song to learn for evolving guitarists…
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Rock And Roll Hoochie Coo by Johnny Winter
Difficulty: Intermediate – Advanced Tempo: 100 beats per minute Key Signature: ARelease Date – 1970 Intro Guitar 1 Guitar 2 Verse Guitar 1 Guitar 2 Chorus Guitar 1 Guitar 2 Click Here For The Complete Transcription To “Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo” (PDF) Click Here For The Complete Transcription To “Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo” (PowerTab)
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Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix
Difficulty: Intermediate In his brief four-year reign, Jimi Hendrix expanded the electric guitar more than anyone before or since. Hendrix was a master at merging all manner of music into one precise art form, often with experiments that produced high-quality feedback and roaring distortion. His frequent hurricane blasts of noise and dazzling showmanship proved that he could and would play…
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What Is A Chord/Lyric Sheet?
A chord/lyric sheet usually contains (1) the chords used in the song (2) the lyrics within the song.
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What are chord extensions?
Extensions are simply Major, minor, or Dominant 7th chords with one or more scale steps added to the formulas.
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“I’d Love To Change The World” by Ten Years After
Difficulty: Intermediate
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“Taxman” by The Beatles
Difficulty: Easy – Intermediate Composer: George Harrison Where To Find This Song: “Revolver” track 1 Original US release date: August 8, 1966 This song ends up being the only shot that George Harrison had at being in the first track position of any of The Beatles albums. The opening of the album and this song…
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Fire by Jimi Hendrix
The fiery intro to the Hendrix classic Fire is played with octaves. Octaves are the same notes played at different pitches and the trick here is to let as little of the skipped string sound out as possible. Intro Complete Transcription To “Fire” (PDF) Complete Transcription To “Fire” (Power Tab)