Back in 1996, Reef released their hit single ‘Place Your Hands’. This track features a chordal riff primarily played in the intro and choruses. YouTube and Tablature would lead you to believe there’s a correct way to play this however in this guitar lesson I’m going to uncover the real correct way of playing this!
Chord Chart ➡️ https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/gayle/abcdefu-angrier-chords-3907568 This lesson plays the chords as power chords rather then open chords! This track has been all over TikTok and in the charts, it’s abcdefu by Gayle. In this guitar tutorial, we’re going to delve into how to play this song. It contains the same 4 chords throughout however we’re going...
CHORD CHART ✅ https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/glass-animals/heat-waves-chords-3482357 Sometimes all I think about is Youuuuutube. In this weeks easy guitar tutorial we’re going to playing Heat Waves by Glass Animals. For this tutorial, you will need to stick a capo on the 4th fret which allows you to play the track using only OPEN chords. It’s catchy, it’s sweet....
Learn the lead and rhythm parts in this guitar lesson for the Pixies classic ‘Here Comes Your Man’ from their album ‘Doolittle’. There’s several different parts to this track which we’re going to delve into covering both the rhythm and lead guitar. It’s a very fun song to play and also learn and so I...
In this guitar lesson, we’re going to learning how to play 5 EASY songs which only use 2 chords. There’s going to be songs from musicians such as Arctic Monkeys, Billie Eilish and Oasis. These tracks only use two chords in them which makes it perfect for practicing those open chords and switching between them.
NEVER. FIGHT. A. MAN. WITH A PERMMMM. This guitar tutorial is Never Fight A Man With A Perm by the UK band IDLES. The riff is incredibly addictive and very fun to play. Play it loud, play it proud!
This week, we are looking at the track Chaise Longue by Wet Leg. This track consists of two sections on guitar. One chord which is played in the chorus and then the lead guitar which is played over the top of that chorus. There’s also a bass-line which we will look at too.
I guess I’m alright, guess I’m alright. This week guitar lesson is Alright by Cast. This is a britpop tune with only three chords in it. We’re going to be using a capo in order for us to use the E, A and D chords. Otherwise it would be using barre chords or tuning down...