This is the second in a five part series where we'll learn a rhythm and riff inspired by Mannish Boy by Muddy Waters. This was designed for straight-up beginners, so we'll try to move slowly! In this lesson, we're looking at using a power chord and a shuffle rhythm to produce that great chugging sound used so often in the blues.
In case you missed it, here's part 1.
Part 1 is not available, either by using link in 2nd lesson or in orig e mail.
Part 1 had 4 6 notes but you play 4 today from 1st lesson
Lesson 2 is not clear, what’s wrong with saying 3rd string 3td fret, open 4th etc. video does not show stings/fingers clearly
Hi Gary, I’ve tested the link in the post above in a couple different browsers, and it is working. Perhaps try clearing your browser history and cookies and see if that helps?
Regarding the video – I’m sorry it’s not clear, the part we’re adding today is the A power chord. At 1:44 Colin explains the fingering for that – first finger on 2nd fret, 4th string, and we’re playing the open 5th string and the 4th string.
Removing the cookies work fine. Now that you explained the fingering, I understand. I didn’t realize you were going so slowly, and I thought I was missing something. So it was there, I was trying to make it complicated.