It’s the hardest of the lot. Probably the one that you have to take off the thickest string.But also the mini slides in between the rhythmic chops.Amazing creativity with open G minus one.
Great Riffs played very well by Miguel ! And mostly with 5 strings ! I like it ! Never got the idea to lose the low E string . Brilliant thought by Keith !
You can't play EVERY Stones song with g tuning since the first time he used it was in 1968. He also used open E( "Prodigal Son," "Street Fighting Man," and "You Can't Always Get What You Want" are open E (E-B-E-Ab-B-E), with the latter two songs capo'd on the 8th fret so that they sound C-major), open D, overdubs in "Nashville" tuning (Wild Horses), Standard tuning on songs like Angie, Slave...
That one is almost a virtual replica of my 1980s Japan Custom Telecaster, right down to the aged binding. Mine, however sports a b/w/b pickguard and six saddle bridge.
This is, jst, constaning my next dosen of future empty evenings! Shure it will blow out the dust down from my guitat!! Thank you!!! Do my best to follow you!
Classic five string for the 1st few songs. Beggars Banquet was the original album he displayed different tuning. Love that album because they seemed to be so happy in the studio being creative. They also had one of the best producer’s ever in the dear departed Jimmy Miller. Just an opinion.
Well = not quite . 0:35 ; Honk Tonk was a Jagger song after Keefer showed him open tuning because Jagger didn't really know how to play chords . Keefer added the intro
There was something really off about all the playing. Yes, mostly the correct notes, (except "Gimme Shelter" which was wrong, and 'Rocks Off' too) but there is something like tempo, and pauses, subtleties.
You gotta be Keef . And you need a polite gentleman jazz drummer , a tuneful but non assertive Bass player , a mate to fill in the bits you've forgotten and a narcissistic lunatic jumping around and shouting at the front . Shit , I've got goosebumps just reading this back to myself .
Keith does it that way. He tunes the guitar to open G, which is D G D G B D. He gets rid of the low D so that the root of the chord is the lowest string. ...Though I think Rocks Off is a modified open G - for that one, I think he does leave the low E string on, and keeps it tuned to E. At least that's how it's written in an Exile on Main Street tab book I have.
Keith Richards + Open G tuning = classic
That was badass. Keith is, in my opinion, the best riff guitarist that ever lived. He isn't far ahead from others but in front.
Since we're talking about opinions, I'll respectfully disagree. I would personally and confidently place Tony Iommi at the front of the riff masters.
@@lilmike2710iommi is Pinicle of Guitar Playing
@@kadenzepher The man brushes his teeth playing riffs. 😁 If you can imagine that.
Noo, Tony iommie and Randy Rhoades.. John Brewster
Micheal schenker
SRV
Keef plays as good and simple as a chocolate candy. This guy did this. I don't understand who dislikes this sort of content.
The Can't You Hear Me Knocking riff is underrated.
The dirtiest rif in poprock history, if its played with the right Keith feeling ofcourse😎
It’s the hardest of the lot. Probably the one that you have to take off the thickest string.But also the mini slides in between the rhythmic chops.Amazing creativity with open G minus one.
Way
heavily
It is my favourite riff from anyone
Pete Townshend playing legendary Keef riffs. I love it!
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Great playing. Extra points for looking like both Townshend AND Entwistle at the same time 👍🏽😎
LOL !! Nice catch !!
Lol.. I thought this same thing but I didn't want to be obnoxious..
That's hysterical!!!
Haha I thought the same thing as soon as I started watching
I had the same reaction🤣
I give you a thousand points on the fan scale for throwing Citadel in there. Nice one.
Don't care much for the name of that Album, but Citadel is a real rocker!
And quite a variety of riffs they are too. Shows what a talent KR has for rock music.
And all this with 5 strings. Well done !
Camera angles, graphics, guitar types… this video is a clinic for anyone wanting to post themselves covering riffs. Well done Amigo!
Nice to see someone playing Richards' riffs with a guitar strung and tuned like Richards does his. Rare.
So it’s mostly open G tuning...
Excellent. Love the Tele. What a sound.A nice combination of very nice guitars, lovely chord patterns,fine amp and a very good guitarist.
3:53 Open E Tuning. If we capo up on the 3rd Fret, we now have Open G tuning w/ a High G string.
Great Riffs played very well by Miguel ! And mostly with 5 strings ! I like it ! Never got the idea to lose the low E string . Brilliant thought by Keith !
Or you could tune your Guitar to Open E & put a capo on the 3rd Fret to get Open G tuning but w/ a High G.
Yes, and Ry Cooder taught Keith that 5 string open tuning technique. Once you know it, you can play every Stones song cold.
You can't play EVERY Stones song with g tuning since the first time he used it was in 1968. He also used open E( "Prodigal Son," "Street Fighting Man," and "You Can't Always Get What You Want" are open E (E-B-E-Ab-B-E), with the latter two songs capo'd on the 8th fret so that they sound C-major), open D, overdubs in "Nashville" tuning (Wild Horses), Standard tuning on songs like Angie, Slave...
Keith e divino e el paco de lucia do rock divino celso gomes sao paulo brasil desde 63 acompanho os stones
Excelent, very clear showcase of 10 great riffs by Keef.
Pete Townsend playing Keith Richard stuff ?
Flatwin4ever, I just made the same comment before seeing yours! All jokes aside the real Pete Townshend is a huge Stones fan.
Or john entwistle ?
Back when Stanley Kubrick used to write his own scores for his movies.
My first thought when the video started.
I agree so ‼️
almost Townsend ‼️
love the red tele .....gorgeous guitar
That one is almost a virtual replica of my 1980s Japan Custom Telecaster, right down to the aged binding. Mine, however sports a b/w/b pickguard and six saddle bridge.
@@telebob5983 Which color is it please ? Wine red ?
1:31 Greatest rock riff of all time
3:01
but the way he played it fucking ruined it !!!!
Absolute fire!
Richard’s sense of syncopation was extraordinary 🙏🏼
I do this a bit differently. I tune my Guitar to Open E & put a capo on the 3rd Fret to get Open G Tuning w/ a High G String.
Oh my God you rocked the can't you hear me knocking!
Keefs tha man 😎✌️ baddest cat in the history of music, a true living legend and outstanding musician
Awesome work. Just beautiful.
John Entwistle is back and preparing to join the Stones!
Believe it or not, Brown Sugar is by Mick jagger - including the riff.
Yes, it is ¡😎¡
Yep, wrote the whole dang thing all by his uber-talented self.
I think Wyman came up with JJF. Where is Street Fighting Man?????
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Keef plays it on the record though
Great stuff, awesome guitars.
Citadel is one of my all time favourites by the Stones
Some Girls album has some Keef's best riffs as well. But I gotta say Tumbling Dice is probably my favorite.
Yeah. Beast of Burden is really slick.
Jagger wrote the riff of Brown Sugar!
This is, jst, constaning my next dosen of future empty evenings! Shure it will blow out the dust down from my guitat!! Thank you!!! Do my best to follow you!
Nice job!! The beginning of Jumpin Jack Flash sounded like Street Fighting Man. This video makes me want to grab my Les Paul!!
Pretty sure the opening riff on BITCH was Mick Taylor.
Keith Richards is an absolute genius in some way. There is a reason why these riffs a known/played for decades.
Agree. He is the genius of simplicity and easiness. Great riffs!
Great video, even took off the low E string in true K.R. fashion!👍🎸🇨🇦
Hot Licks! Who needs to shred? Iconic Music, when you here it you immediately no the Song! Nice! CJ
Lovely to hear Citadel on there.
Classic five string for the 1st few songs. Beggars Banquet was the original album he displayed different tuning. Love that album because they seemed to be so happy in the studio being creative. They also had one of the best producer’s ever in the dear departed Jimmy Miller. Just an opinion.
Beggars banquet was the best Stones album arguably n showed just a peek of good they could be with Clapton on guitar
Sounding awesome 👌👍
WOW, THAT WAS FUN.
Awesome video
Bravo sir.
Shit, Townsend knows his Stones!!!
Can You Hear Me Knockin is my favorite riff.
En realidad es de Mick Taylor.
pretty slick playing with 5.. Dig it
Muy bueno riffs gracias
Man I love this dudes tele and it sounds great to. But keef brought me here.
Genio. Re bueno.
I've been a fan since Scratch appeared on a Beastie Boys album. He's amazing, a legend & 80 still jumping around.
Riff Masters:
1. John Foggerty
2. Keith Richards
3.
4.
5.
Thanks for adding your choices.
You need to stop playing in the middle of Can't You Hear Me Knocking. The power's in how he stops and let's the riff ring out.
Love the sound , and the guitar strap !
Can't You Hear Me Knockin' loses all meaning when you speed it up like that.
Chato vc hein...
Shut your face and enjoy.
@@victorzuri What's the matter, Victor? Having a bad day?? Someone steal your lunch money???
Excellent...Thanks
Brown Sugar riff was written by Mick Jagger! Lyrics and music all Jagger! Richards even acknowledges that in his book!
um...🤔...ok?
Danny Mayo! thanks! for the info! man!
What songs did Ry Cooder have something to do with?
Danny Mayo he didn’t play though, did he?
Beautiful tele
Well done.
Super excellent 👌
Is this standard tuning or open?
The background guitar plucking that goes behind the chorus of anybody seen my baby and the bridge part made me a mega Keith fan
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Awesome job...Keith's riffs on Sympathy for the 😈 are pretty good. Even when Mick Taylor is on leads
Mike Cape Keith did one solo and Mick T did one on the live version from Get Your Ya-ya’s out. The studio version is all Keith.
Excellent...hermano....
Great performance...
What model guitar is that Fender? I like the color. Can I buy one of them?
What about Beast of Burden?
That Custom Shop Tele needs a humbucker and a brass bridge to get that Micawber sound
Great tribute! Is brown sugar played on drop G or standard tuning on this video?
5 String Open G Tuning
@@bcandyman15 thank you!!!!
Rushing it, dude.
Thank you
Hi all is this open G tuning
Tele ' n ' Stones 🤤♥️😍
Well = not quite . 0:35 ; Honk Tonk was a Jagger song after Keefer showed him open tuning because Jagger didn't really know how to play chords . Keefer added the intro
How are Street Fightin Man and Beast of Burden not on here??
Turns out John Wick can play guitar too..
😂🤣😂🤣
More so Pete Townshend
En la Tele falta la sexta cuerda ¿?
Nice Miguel!
Good sound 👍🏻👍🏻
Pretty sure you were playing Gimme Shelter wrong and that picking pattern on Can't Ya Hear Me Knocking?
all in open G?
Gimme Shelter is in Open E.
Oh! --THAT Miguel.
Request : tumbling dice and beast of burden
Anyone know what amp that is? New Fender Blues Deluxe? Blues DeVille?
There was something really off about all the playing. Yes, mostly the correct notes, (except "Gimme Shelter" which was wrong, and 'Rocks Off' too) but there is something like tempo, and pauses, subtleties.
You gotta add the Keef swing and slow it down...
You gotta be Keef . And you need a polite gentleman jazz drummer , a tuneful but non assertive Bass player , a mate to fill in the bits you've forgotten and a narcissistic lunatic jumping around and shouting at the front . Shit , I've got goosebumps just reading this back to myself .
Keith Richards. . If a string gets in the way just remove the damn thing.
Brilliant 😃
Rocks Off!
No paint it black?
Any reason you've eliminated the low "E" string?
That's the way Keith does open G. You won't have the low E on a G chord.
Keith does it that way. He tunes the guitar to open G, which is D G D G B D. He gets rid of the low D so that the root of the chord is the lowest string. ...Though I think Rocks Off is a modified open G - for that one, I think he does leave the low E string on, and keeps it tuned to E. At least that's how it's written in an Exile on Main Street tab book I have.
What about Let i Bleed and Monkey Man?
How many are in open G?
Good tone what is you settings amp bro
Gezz , your really good
The sixth string is gone with jimmi H.
Mr guitarist had to sell it
Nothing like that five string sound.
@GuitarsExchange please, what is the model of the browser les Paul?
klimt5 It’s a 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard Custom Shop Reissue VOS. Watch This video too (same guitar): ua-cam.com/video/EGhCfNlfsGk/v-deo.html
Guitars Exchange thanks a lot!
the jumping jack flash sounds wrong
Eric Farran it sounds like the ya yas version
Brown Sugar isn´t Keith´s riff. Mick came with the idea.
No "Happy"? Doesn't get better than that IMO
Good job!
Open tuning yeah !