Tutorial #6: A REALLY Useful (& Easy) Rockin' Riff - Jez Quayle

In this video I teach how to play a really useful, flexible, and widely used riff that can be heard in many rock 'n' roll and rockabilly songs. I demonstrate how to use the riff in a number of different keys using guitar tablature and fingering position graphics, and teach how to play the 12-bar blues.
Here's a contents list (with times) so you can jump to topics if you wish to:
Introduction: 00:00
Playing rock 'n' roll in the key of A: 02:10
How to play the riff in place of an A chord: 02:36
Practice the riff along with me: 06:12
How to play the riff in place of a D chord: 07:35
How to play the riff in place of an E chord: : 08:25
Using the riff to play 12- bar blues in the Key of A: 08:53
Practice the 12--bar blues along with me: :10:54
Playing with a 'straight' rhythm or with a shuffle/swing rhythm:12:16
Practice playing with a shuffle/swing rhythm along with me: 15:39
Using the riff to play 12- bar blues in the Key of E: 16:46
Using the riff to play in any key you need to: 20:15

Whilst I demonstrate this riff on an acoustic guitar, it sounds great on both acoustic and electric guitar.
Here's a link to my Tutorial #2 in which I teach how to play a commonly used Chuck Berry style riff that can be used together with the one I teach in this video:    • Tutorial #2 - Chuck Berry Rock 'n' Ro...  
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