It's possible that the first short G chord Malcolm plays on the main riff has the A string blocked as well. More videos: Solo tutorial ua-cam.com/video/6XnSevzfEkw/v-deo.html 2:06 excerpt taken from ua-cam.com/video/wSnUMjUYemU/v-deo.html
It's guitarists like you, who put in the work and share their intricate knowledge and study of songs, that help all of us struggling players improve. Thanks man. , much appreciated. 😊
People think this song is simple. It is with the cord structure. The difficult part is playing dynamics. If you have ever been in a school orchestra or marching band you know what I'm talking about. This is rarely if not ever talked about on UA-cam, and it's more important than the notes themselves. If all you do is play hard and loud, on a song like you shook me, your blowing it big time. The opening should be played with finesse and feeling at a medium soft volume. If you read sheet music and most guitarist can't. All these little nuances are written in with the notes. On every song ever written, it's all there. If you can't read it you need to put on some really good studio quality headphones and pay attention. Sorry, didn't mean to go off here. I just found this channel by accident. When the instructor started talking about how the opening should be played reminded me of band class in middle and high school where these accents ie dynamics of playing notes was pounded into our heads. That is what separates a professional player from a player. This is what wins band competitions. It's what wins battle of the bands.
Let's get Andre' more money on his patron page. It is very reasonable, I give him the most, $5. He has been around for years, look on daily motion site for some of his old lessons. He is truly amazing. He had to take a part-time job. We need him around teaching us music for ever.
Thank you Andre'! Great lesson I really appreciate it. Trying to get this with one guitar is difficult. One of the greatest rock roll songs of all time!
Yes, very cool. Somehow I managed to find out how Angus plays his intro part, but Malcolms intro part was a total surprise for me. But it totally makes sense, i had to take away a few decibels on the Malcolm intro part on my last cover attempt since it was too dominant and overpowering Angus' part. Well, this shows one more time that it's actually NOT easy to play AC/DC.
I absolutely love the way you've broken this down. This is the closest I've heard to the way Angus and Malcolm play this song. There are so many tutorials out there which are incorrect. I agree that it's the little things that they do which create the AC/DC magic. I'm more of a rhythm guitar player, so I really like to emulate some of the things that Malcolm did. I play a lot of AC/DC, but this one just didn't sound quite right when I played it. Now I know. Thanks for the tutorial.
Cara, que bom achar teu canal denovo! Eu te acompanhava a uns 10 anos ou mais, mas acabei parando de tocar e refiz o canal, e hoje o UA-cam me recomendou vc dnv kkkkk aprendi tocar Stiff Upper Lip com um vídeo seu kkkk abraço
Very great video. Thanks. Which sound settings do you use: amp, pedals? I feel there might be a tremolo or a delay on top of the overdrive in the intro. Is that true?
It's possible that the first short G chord Malcolm plays on the main riff has the A string blocked as well. More videos:
Solo tutorial
ua-cam.com/video/6XnSevzfEkw/v-deo.html
2:06 excerpt taken from
ua-cam.com/video/wSnUMjUYemU/v-deo.html
It's guitarists like you, who put in the work and share their intricate knowledge and study of songs, that help all of us struggling players improve. Thanks man. , much appreciated. 😊
Thanks appreciate it
Wow, very impressive analysis of the entire song down to the most minor detail! Much respect🎶
People think this song is simple. It is with the cord structure. The difficult part is playing dynamics. If you have ever been in a school orchestra or marching band you know what I'm talking about. This is rarely if not ever talked about on UA-cam, and it's more important than the notes themselves. If all you do is play hard and loud, on a song like you shook me, your blowing it big time. The opening should be played with finesse and feeling at a medium soft volume. If you read sheet music and most guitarist can't. All these little nuances are written in with the notes. On every song ever written, it's all there. If you can't read it you need to put on some really good studio quality headphones and pay attention. Sorry, didn't mean to go off here. I just found this channel by accident. When the instructor started talking about how the opening should be played reminded me of band class in middle and high school where these accents ie dynamics of playing notes was pounded into our heads. That is what separates a professional player from a player. This is what wins band competitions. It's what wins battle of the bands.
The realization that malcolm strummed the entire chord during the chorus blew my mind. Your attention to detail is immaculate
Let's get Andre' more money on his patron page. It is very reasonable, I give him the most, $5. He has been around for years, look on daily motion site for some of his old lessons. He is truly amazing. He had to take a part-time job. We need him around teaching us music for ever.
Could you make a video about the AC / DC sound, I mean how to get it in an uncomplicated and affordable way, also divided into Angus and Malcolm?
Malcolm: Gretsch duo jet, 12s with a wound g, J Rocket 45. Angus: SG, slinky 9s and a JRockett 45. Easy.
I've been playing this wrong for 30 years. Thanks for the tips!
Thank you
Well done, buddy, well done! I’ll Start working on this today.
The best and indepth look at the track without making it too difficult to get your head around great vid
Thanks
Excellent as always. Thank you.
Great video!!! Thanks!!!
... you are now my Sensei, you have explained Malcom's part in this for me where others could not. Thank you!
Thanks!
Best lesson I had in my life ❤😅
Thank you Andre'! Great lesson I really appreciate it. Trying to get this with one guitar is difficult. One of the greatest rock roll songs of all time!
Brilliant study and descriptions of these mesmerizing power chords
Thank you
This is exactly the type of detailed tutorial I needed thank you! 🙌🏼
you are awesome
best video on the song so far
Fantastic tips, thank you.
Great work on cracking the secrets to this riff.
Thanks
best tutorial on youtube
Wow! I am so impressed, Andre!
Great, thank you!😊
Andre where are you?? I Miss your lesson ...the best ac dc and led zeppelin lesson.
Awesome!!! Subbed.
Got here from a 12 foot chain suggestion to come check you out. Super glad to find you. 👍👍
Hey man, you really know the instrument very well. I can play, but I don’t have the knowledge behind it all like you. Very good video.
Amazing breakdown of extra details in this song! Now I just need to apply these skills to my guitar playing!
Bravo, great insight.
Thanks
Great ear man! Keep up the good work!
Thank you
Yes, very cool. Somehow I managed to find out how Angus plays his intro part, but Malcolms intro part was a total surprise for me. But it totally makes sense, i had to take away a few decibels on the Malcolm intro part on my last cover attempt since it was too dominant and overpowering Angus' part.
Well, this shows one more time that it's actually NOT easy to play AC/DC.
Fantastic channel mate. The 2 part guitars are great. Cheers.
I absolutely love the way you've broken this down. This is the closest I've heard to the way Angus and Malcolm play this song. There are so many tutorials out there which are incorrect. I agree that it's the little things that they do which create the AC/DC magic. I'm more of a rhythm guitar player, so I really like to emulate some of the things that Malcolm did. I play a lot of AC/DC, but this one just didn't sound quite right when I played it. Now I know. Thanks for the tutorial.
Thanks!
Amazing lesson and insight. Thanks Andre.
Thank you
Awesome work André 👍🏻
amazing man! Learn something new!😊
Thanks
Nailed it. Thanks Andrè⚡️
Thank you!
Awesome analysis! Thank you so much!
Thank you
Congratulations ! You are great ! 🎉💕😘
you're a genius, amazing videos keep it up
⚡️awesome ⚡️
Thanks for the attention to detail
Thank you Andre!!! Great channel great music!
PERFEITO cara, parabéns!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cara, que bom achar teu canal denovo! Eu te acompanhava a uns 10 anos ou mais, mas acabei parando de tocar e refiz o canal, e hoje o UA-cam me recomendou vc dnv kkkkk aprendi tocar Stiff Upper Lip com um vídeo seu kkkk abraço
Bravo!!!!
This video is about to help me a lot
Thanks for this lesson it definitely sounds great 👍
good stuff
Beautiful guitar
Great content ! Really like your page ! 👍
Awesome video! Where’d you get that shirt ? 🤔
NIce yes sounds awesome!
Great tutorial, thank you.
Great video, thank you!
Thank you for a grait job👍🎸
Thanks!
Congratulations. Could you do Rock 'n' roll singer next?
you should teach problem child its one of my favorite songs
Nice job . Brothers play two different parts on guitar which is very distinctive. Nobody plays verse correctly. If interested I’ll show you
Uooooouuuu!!!!que buenooooooo,me encanta muchas gracias
Malcolm.🙏🏻🙏🏻
Yes ! 👍
good
Buen trabajo.
Very great video. Thanks. Which sound settings do you use: amp, pedals? I feel there might be a tremolo or a delay on top of the overdrive in the intro. Is that true?
I used a Solodallas Stormpedal for Angs parts, thats all. Amp is a Marshall plexi copy
Thanks very much for this tutorial. Could you share your amp settings to get the tones, please ?
Thanks
I honestly can't remember, sorry. but will depend on gear. I set it up as I go, there is no "fixed" setting for me
Can u show what Malcom does during the solo
Watch the video from rock roll hall of fame
He plays it a little bit different
Intro Angus
Not bend the 3 he hammer on 3-4
Oh yeah he changed it a bit live
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Is the G chord after the C chord without the B note on the second string ? On the video with Angus it looks like with the B note.
Yes B note there I think
Thanks. Didnt find any mistakes. Awful crime
What model guitar is that?
Does it have a wider neck than normal?
Gibson SG Standard 2013, slim taper neck, regular 1 11/16" nut.
Gretsch is a G6566T-CB, not sure what the neck specs are
You are the true guitar lesson God!!! If I was gay I'd ask you to marry me! 😂
Thanks haha
please, gimme some more thumbs, need to post 10 thumbs up for this video. thanks!
you payed some mistakes, check the Rythm guitar score ua-cam.com/video/wwPr6IXpKHA/v-deo.html