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Great lesson thanks a lot. Only thing I would have like was a little more teaching of the strumming as it’s pretty tricky but you glossed over it quickly with a ddud. Seems more complicated as it kind of changes a bit. Maybe I’m wrong though.

this is not acdc

They're minor 7ths

Chuck berry was a huge inspiration to The Beach Boys so it not rlly stolen

Excellent Troy - there's still not a good tab of this song anywhere on net

I've been looking for a good lesson on how to play this for a while! I'm nowhere near a pro, but I love playing guitar. Thank you for this video 🤘🤘Rock on🤘🤘

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Thank you amazing class

You should also listen to the original by 'The Johnny Rocco Band'

hi, thank you for this video, this is what I'm looking for. I'm totally noob with FM3 and want to use mixer as well. My question: you connect Main Out of FM3 only using 1 XLR to your mixer, does it mean you run mono only? Can you advise, when will we need to use 2 XLR of Main Out FM3 to the Mixer Ch 1 + Ch 2?

Steve marriner from monkey junk can play the acoustic like that. Not quite as good, but he makes it sound like he’s playing electric.

Nice job man

Any ideas about the harmonic analysis? it seems to weave in & out a few keys. Cheers great work

Yeah mate you'd better do Khe Sanh !

awesome dude... i dont like using wammy bars myself.. jus cause it knocks the guitar out of tune.. but damn that was killer dude!!!

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People like you are why I keep playing. Thanks man

cant see what that funky chord is. very grainy and hard to see.

Love your video,s Troy Really great Aussie songs

Phil Emmanual Pete Robinson (Electric Mary, Russell Morris) Shane O'Meara Chris Harvey (Blues Arcadia) Irwin Thomas (aka Jack Jones) Kirk L'Orange

Gorgeous..those dim are beautiful. Hey man. Isnt the second chord an e7 ? Everything i look up seems to play the standard 1-4-5 but the more traditional ones seem to have that 1-7th 3rd ??

I was naive to think I could work this out by ear. Thanks for the lesson! SUCH a great song.

Solo is Gmajor

Troy you deserve a Order of Oz !….. one of the top Oz Anthems of all time !…. By the way is your Strat a Candy Apple or Mystic Red colour ?

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I always thought that Jack Jones played the solo. My apologies Bretto...

Tommy Emmanuel Angus Young Chris Cheney Kevin Borich Ian Moss Pretty well pick themselves

Thanks man 🎸

Just perfect , still

Thank you so much mate I do appreciate a LOT , moved to Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 back in 1999 I used to listen to Aussie crawl cd in the car stereo over and over mainly it’s one of mine most favourite bands and most iconic landmarks of me arriving in Australia 🇦🇺 now living in Adelaide since 2010 it’s time to learn they songs thank you so much means so much to me mate . All the best . Leandro

I love you brother ❤

Great lesson mate. Picked it up in no time. Earnt another subscription. Much obliged

Holy cow. Thanks!

Yeah, Angus ALWAYS speaks his mind ... that's one thing I love about him ! Controversial, ooohh, ahhhh, it's taboo to speak your mind defiantly about someone else's idols ! BS ! There are people that hate-on Angus. Good for them if that's what they think. I, however think that Angus' originality on guitar, far exceeds Clapton's 'creativity' that was partly learned from Pagey !

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Great lesson Shows how skilled moss is with his chord selections.

Awesome bro! That was perfect 👌 ❤ I love that type of fingerstyle acoustic guitar playing, very old school, a bit like folk and Celtic fingerstyle guitar. I can’t stand that tapping on the guitar like a drum style, it’s so annoying and vulgar 😂 I also like 12 string acoustic guitar music as well in the style of the Genesis of course. And the mandolin Jimmy Page style. Also the acoustic guitar style of Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull. Having folk, jazz, blues and contemporary acoustic guitar all in one would be an awesome sound too 😂👍

This is really easy to follow.. thanks !! 😊😊

there's a live version callled "Goanna - Solid Rock (live)" on channel lanewaymusic and Ross Hannaford is playing with them and he adds these really cool licks to the song.

You forgot the pull after the bend bro!

Hi Troy, it looks like you still have the only youtube lesson on this song. When you play the first pattern fast, it sounds like sometimes you finish the pattern on b on the d string, and other times you pull off the b to the a. Is that right? All of which sounds great.

Ma che paragoni del cazzo ,andate a sentire let there be rock il disco ,poi sentiamo se è più forte Eric Clapton,gli assoli su quel disco sono fenomenali e Angus aveva solo 22 anni ,ma che cazzo dite

Subbed great lesson

I was born 1978 when this band formed and this song come out 1983 i love thos song my favorite and im from hawaii now living in frankston bay Melbourne 😊

It was the opening of Beethoven's 5th that inspired Smoke on the Water..not Mozart

Cheers. Not a song I know (didn't grow up here) but my Aussie band mates want to do it, and this was very helpful. Thank you.

Awesome!!! 👏👏👏👏

You’ve covered parts of the song but you totally missed others. The last verse “ oh we’re steeping out” where he seems to touch on the Bm before hitting the D where he replicates main riff , then goes to the A and E. He doesn’t do an A shuffle , he does a rolling A so while playing the A chord he hits the B , then C on the A string. You can hear it clearly on the record. There’s a fill in the last verse that you’ve missed. It sounds like a slide on the B to the 12fret then hit the E string 12 fret before hitting E on the 10 fret. Can you look at this, I’d like to see your take on it. Thanks for what you did but it’s not complete.

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YES to Funk style lesson! Thanks!😄