Learn how to play the Marshall Tucker Band’s “Ramblin” with each guitar lick demonstrated at full tempo and fifty-percent tempo.
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Richard, great as always. This is a fun one!
Thank you Anita, I probably should have practiced it for another couple of weeks before putting it out, but….I didn’t. I really love this song, and was looking forward to regaining enough control of my left hand to pull it off.
My left hand wasn’t a problem to the degree that more time wouldn’t have solved, but excitement overcame judgment. Probably not a good thing at my age…
lol Richard, you are a very tight guitar player, and hear you were telling me something else 🙂 PS, I really am digging the digs!
Your finger play is so direct. Some people have trouble with bends, and those close chord structures. I also like how you write everything out for people too. Love it, my brother would like this blog, I am going to send it to him!
Peace in harmony!
Well, we’ll always have that…..thanks. B ^ )
Hey Rick, I accidently stumbled upon your “Ramblin'” lesson on Youtube. I always had that intro about 95% accurate, but you have it down, so thanks for the clarity on this. Will
be following more of your lessons and input. Thanks again!
Steve
Thank you Steve, I appreciate the fact you took the time to let me know. Not sure if you are interested, but this weekend I hope to post the solo to ZZ TOP’s “My Head’s In Mississippi.”
Again, thank you!
I’m subscribed, so keep ’em coming. 🙂