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The ultimate guitarist's reference book with playing techniques, solo and improvisation concepts, exercises and jam tracks.

CLIFFS OF DOVER GUITAR MP3 HOW TO

Playing techniques, solo and improvisation concepts, exercises, licks and jam tracks for: warm ups, pentatonic scales, bending and vibrato techniques, blues scales, string skipping, major scales, alternate picking, modes, economy picking (sweeping), arpeggios, two-hand tapping, minor scales, legato techniques, exotic scales, whammy bar, how to build a solo, improvisation.

CLIFFS OF DOVER GUITAR MP3 PDF

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In addition to backing tracks to all the songs, the CDs also feature full performance tracks so you can hear what it's supposed to sound like before you play it yourself. The book features authentic arrangements of songs with full tab and standard notation, as well as the melody line. This pack includes 2 CDs and a tab music book which allow you to play along to 13 of AC/DC's best hits with full “sound-alike” backing tracks. It basically just sounds like I’m hitting a preamp box or switching amps.Music Sales America | English | 2010 | | 128 pages | PDF/MP3 | 171 MB It really does sound different if you listen closely and at first I didn’t think it could work, but I really liked this string of licks so we just decided to keep it. But in the middle of the solo there’s 20 or 30 seconds played on a Strat. Almost all of the song is a Gibson 335 through a Marshall, with an Echoplex and a tube driver. “As a result, I actually ended up using two different-sounding guitars. “I knew exactly how I wanted it to sound-almost regal-and though I had versions that were close, none quite nailed it, so I kept playing around with different permutations of the many versions I had recorded until I got it just right. “The whole solo is actually a composite of many guitar parts,” Johnson says. Though he had been playing “Cliffs of Dover” live for four or five years by then, it still took Johnson multiple takes to nail the song to his satisfaction-and he was never pleased with any version. Luckily, wiser heads prevailed on Ah Via Musicom. “I think they thought the melody was too straight or something.” “It was ousted by the people who were doing the record with me,” Johnson explains. He planned to include the song on his solo debut, Tones (Capitol, 1986), but, ironically, it didn’t make the cut. That epiphany occurred in 1982, and within two years “Cliffs of Dover” was a popular staple of his live shows. “I was trying to work out the fingerings and how I wanted particular notes to hang over other notes.”Įven allowing for Johnson’s perfectionism, it took an extraordinarily long time for him to record a song that “came to him” in five minutes. “It took me a while to achieve the facility to play it right,” he says. While it is true that he wrote the song in a blessed instant, the fact is that Johnson, a notoriously slow worker, took his time polishing it up to form.

We just have to listen for it and be available to receive it.” It’s kind of a gift from a higher place that all of us are eligible for. I think a lot of the stuff just comes through us like that. The melody was there in one minute and the other parts came together in another four. There are songs I have spent months writing, and I literally wrote this one in five minutes. “I don’t even know if I can take credit for writing ‘Cliffs of Dover,’ ” says Eric Johnson of his best-known composition. 'I originally didn't know how Eric wanted to do it, but once Anton started playing the back beat, I immediately got where he was coming from.' 'That's a really cool track with a Texas-swing feel to it,' Stern added. 'While I was figuring out what to do, I started thinking about some of those old Benny Goodman records where there’s just a couple of chord changes, but it still has that blues vibe.' 'Mike was saying we should have an up-tempo blues piece for, which I thought was a cool idea,' Johnson told Guitar World last year. So sit back and enjoy some of the finest guitar playing you'll hear-and see-today! And even if you don't agree with nine of these 10 choices (no one's making an Eric Johnson best-of list without 'Cliffs of Dover'), it's pretty much impossible to fault the playing in these 10 clips.Įclectic, Eric Johnson and Mike Stern (2014) After all, there are a hell of a lot of high-quality YouTube videos of Johnson in action. We also couldn't help but include live clips of all 10 songs.

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