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How To Play That's Entertainment | The Jam Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

Level: Easier

To play this song along with the recording you'll want to place a capo on the 3rd, and we are going to use a fun 8th note strumming pattern. Let's break it down!

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How To Play Don't Go To Strangers On Guitar | J.J. Cale Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

Level: Intermediate

How To Play Don't Go To Strangers On guitar | J.J. Cale Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

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How To Play After Midnight On Guitar | J.J. Cale Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

after midnight j.j. cale Mar 20, 2021

In today's video I'm going to break down how to play "After Midnight" as recorded by J.J. Cale the original writer of this song.

I first heard Clapton's version of this song, and then later discovered J.J. Cale the original writer. His original version has such a cool, laid back vibe to it. To play this song we are going to use a capo on the 5th fret and there are only two sections you have to learn to play through the entire song. I'll show you how to play them in today's video!

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How To Play Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood On Guitar | Animals Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

Let's break down how to play Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood by the Animals on guitar. For this song we will use a capo on the 2nd fret and I'll show you how to play all the sections of the song, so you can get playing it along with the recording today!

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How To Play Back Door Man On Guitar With TABS | Howlin' Wolf Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

In today's lesson you'll learn how to play "Back Door Man" as recorded by Howlin' Wolf on guitar. This song was originally written by Willie Dixon, and it's what I call a one chord blues or just a vamp blues. The whole song is based off a riff around an E7 chord. Let's break it down!

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