All Right Now | How Does This Song Work?

[@desisernaguitar]

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[@lundbergbv]

Great breakdown! Thanks

[@erikpaterson1404]

Zakk Wylde's hands? 😁

[@terrywitzu7874]

Desi, these are my favorite types of lessons. It may not be a song I'd ever perform, but this is how you learn to play. Learn a song (which introduces you to new approaches and techniques), then break it down and find out what's going on. I never comment on your vids, but feel compelled to show my appreciation today. In short, a thank you is long overdue. So, sincerely thank you (I may never perform the song, but I'm sure as hell gonna steal these riffs, Haha :)

[@desisernaguitar]

Thanks, Terry!

[@mbaaden]

Desi-I love the theory and knowing how it applies make learning the song much easier. And yes, I have both of your courses and they are great! Thanks for tying it all together!

[@desisernaguitar]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@Upuia-c4n]

Great teaching video , very detailed and clear . Thanks for taking the time to explain this song’s chords combinations very clearly.

[@desisernaguitar]

You're very welcome!

[@AnthoBalto-pj9vl]

Man you are what I need for my level of playing thank you Sir😊

[@desisernaguitar]

Happy to help!

[@erikpaterson1404]

Paul Kossoff learned to play on the classical guitar when he was in elementary school. Had a great guitar teacher and was a diligent student that took his lessons seriously

[@desisernaguitar]

Interesting. I didn't know that.

[@erikpaterson1404]

@@desisernaguitar yes, Miss Blanche Munro, in her own words "he had a wonderful finger memory" she thought he was learning to read the music while she played, but was astutely watching her hands... Source: Guitarist Magazine, March 1996. 🤘🤘

[@desisernaguitar]

@@erikpaterson1404 Haha. I'm sure he had a great ear too.

[@SouthernSierra56]

Interesting!

[@aretejamodi]

Loved this explanation. Especially the way the song uses the minor and major scales for the solo.

[@desisernaguitar]

This is a good example of when you can mix major in minor tonalities. But don't get used to it. It doesn't work at all songs.

[@R.and.R.]

Amazing breakdown Desi! Thanks.

[@desisernaguitar]

My pleasure!

[@therunninglawyer]

superb, clear, even from the podcast. I listened initially while running. I was envisioning my A over C shaped D. You are tremendous.

[@desisernaguitar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@richardersek6845]

Excellent tutorial & theory! One of my favorites!

[@desisernaguitar]

Awesome, thank you!

[@curtisprice9806]

I gave a thumbs up halfway in before the class ended....really great knowledge for musicians!!! Blues rock yeah! You mentioned "the rub" of minor and major together....would this be an emotional thing that works great at creating "feeling", rather than an educated rule being broken/wrong!?

[@desisernaguitar]

That major to minor 3rd thing is a big part of the blues sound.

[@lamgefyoutoob]

Great. Awesome. Thank you and do more of these!!!

[@desisernaguitar]

You got it!

[@ExposingEvil_]

One of the most fun songs I learned on guitar- great stuff. If I can throw a suggestion out there, maybe analyze Something by The Beatles- beautiful song. I'd love to learn about the scale patterns in that solo and George's fills. Your method of breaking down songs individually and paying respect to each of their unique parts would go great for this hit. Cheers

[@desisernaguitar]

Great suggestion!

[@walkerson943]

Another excellent song tutorial

[@desisernaguitar]

Thank you!

[@lindafogarty3924]

Love this song so much! Thanks for this!

[@desisernaguitar]

It's a classic.

[@1963murf]

Fantastic! How about doing back in black? 😀

[@desisernaguitar]

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll consider it for a future video.

[@erikpaterson1404]

Thank you so much, his is an excellent break down of the song

[@desisernaguitar]

You're welcome! Glad you liked it.

[@thescenicnaturalworldrelax9823]

Hey 😊 very magnificent one.

[@duncanmcp]

hi thats brilliant what pedals are you using

[@desisernaguitar]

No pedals. I'm using a Kemper Profiling Amplifier.

[@SouthernSierra56]

nice tone. bridge pickup, little delay,what else please?

[@desisernaguitar]

Vintage Marshall amp, moderate amount of gain, reverb and maybe a slight slapback delay.

[@suegates5]

🚩Aww.. Would have been Awesome to get at least some of the TABS. Thanks though for Amp settings Having a lot of trouble w/ that. U are my First "Podcast" 👍

[@desisernaguitar]

You can easily get tabs at either ultimate-guitar.com or sheetmusicdirect.com.

[@chrisolson7831]

I struggle with the fingering of the A chord. Are you muting the high E string? Tips?

[@desisernaguitar]

I mainly just playing an A power chord. But, yes, I mute the first string by lifting my index finger so that it rests on the first string but does not press down on it.

[@jimmybright1652]

Shes back hollaring