Johnny B Goode by Chuck Berry, Part 2: Rhythm | Guitar Lesson | Accurate and Complete

I'm not sure the world needs yet another Johnny B Goode guitar lesson, but here it is anyway! Hopefully I can bring something fresh to this one. I've done my best to try and make this the most accurate, reliable and complete tutorial on this song available.
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[@omgitskristi111]

Great guitar teacher. I appreciate all your free lessons its very generous of you and along with the other teachers out in youtube

[@ShlomirBareket]

Blues in B-flat is the boogie! Chuck Berry, Stooges, Joy Division - you are really teaching an essential rock n roll paradigm there!

[@johnnymaddog]

Another bit of trivia, in Back to the Future Marty McFly travels back to 1955, but plays a Gibson ES-345 which wasn't released until 1958.

[@surfinwax58]

Remarkable observation! Guess they hadn't got all the time travel bugs figured out.

[@nickg2431]

You have ruined the whole film for me now!

[@jackaalucas]

No one cares

[@JohnnyMagic13]

@@jackaalucas chill out

[@rotemshoshani424]

Keen eye there fren!

[@christophercameron4615]

I learned this in B because of Marty. Now I have trouble bumping it down. They also never needed to push the Delorian with the train in BTF pt 3. There were two Delorians in 1885 so then could have just pulled parts. Thanks for these lessons. Amazing.

[@The73275]

Great lesson friend, you are a very thorough instructor

[@TheNewenglandboys]

Amazing! Great! Awesome! Incredible! Keep on keeping us rocking!

[@gtflyer]

Another good lesson, Can't wait for part 3..

[@martinboucher6225]

Great lesson,great playing!

[@deanc.5984]

Loving it!

[@deanmacka4975]

Great stuff mate keep up the great work

[@abcantiques777]

Who said guitars can’t time travel…the guitar was ahead of its time😊!

[@thetaxman569]

Beautiful tone man!

[@warwicksmiley]

Very Impressed,Souding like the Man himself. My opinion you have covered all with detail that others leave out.Seem's to come easy to you.Guess that is where the practice is a pay off.Will have to visit your website for more details on the gear you use.Once again Thank you.

[@brulextrulex]

Excellent!

[@StefVandeVeldeFender]

Great Demo ,thanks👍🎸😉

[@1224JOHND]

clear and precise

[@ricklindsey5216]

I actually only watch older movies anymore. And back to the future I watch all 3 at least 2 x a week if I get a chance. That’s actually what got me wanting to learn this song

[@AuroraBAlice-lb8pb]

a very clear free lesson. Thanks...hope to see you play eric clapton's SOMEONE LIKE YOU

[@chenangokid]

very nice thank you

[@monctonhablaespanol]

Yes Adrian, I NEEDED that Johnny B. Goode guitar lesson !! First time I am really looking seriously into Chuck's riffs...and you've been so far an amazing teacher. I am already rocking out!! Do you have any Keith Richards riffs lesson ???? Thanks! Awesome work !!

[@TheStompboxer]

Sergio Geli The Chuck riffs are a great start on the Keith riffs.

[@antoniopelldiaz2932]

Gracias chico por el video interesante, gracias desde España.

[@stephanel.7306]

Thank you.

[@senpaf]

Merci !

[@anpr1984]

Very nicely done. Great sound. Perhaps a little spoken tribute to the great man ?

[@johnbanks4465]

awesome

[@ericjones543]

I really like your vedios, would like to see you do the solos for sweet home alabama by the true 70s Lynyrd Skynyrd

[@ollyshien5604]

Thanks!

[@acpg]

Much appreciated Olly!

[@anastazjasowska6754]

Could you make a vid how to play Walkin the dog? Im listening to the Green Day version, and it has such a good vibes! It would be awesome if you could show how to play it. Anyway thanks for this lesson.

[@LARRY.B.LeeVRE]

Nice job baby!

[@lamper2]

what chord is that slid up three finger thing? you are one of the clearest teachers! also can you post julian cope songs when he was at his peak( because of don ross skinner on guitar) and the heartbreakers LAMF songs?

[@RichardMcLamore]

top part of a bflat7 hammering into the tonic note

[@danteapp2916]

Does anyone know how to say the technique of using the pinky in fifth chords? or if there is something similar in other chords.

[@Deki12381]

Hey, great lesson, only one thing: Does it matter if you plat the rythm with downstrokes only or up and down?

[@e-man2081]

I play with up and down strokes. Playing with only down strokes makes it kind of choppy, which may be intentional.

[@ericjones543]

just wondering where part 3 the solo is, thanks again

[@krustybuzzard2477]

I see your playing your jm more than the Tele now days any particular Reason? not that I don't like the jm on the contrary. also have you used the jaguar at all I've been playing one since the 60s.and it seems like no one plays them much anymore.

[@zaum2002]

Word

[@jeezez666]

part 3 not up yet ?

[@stephennnnnnnnnnnn]

Marty saying it was in b put me off for years! No wonder I could never play along. What a butthead.

[@caiusKeys]

Mike Campbell never would have made that mistake, and he gave JBG lessons to MJF

[@acegomia4816]

B flat blues scale full disclaimer.

[@Elvis-dw7ux]

Just curious....why didn't Chuck did it in A natural Key?

[@jessesmithworkshop6365]

Good lesson but I can't stretch my fingers very well for the rhythm

[@robwilliford2898]

Have same problem stretching my fingers across 5 frets especially on an acoustic guitar. Perhaps daily exercises will make it achievable.

[@keithchilvers7434]

Everybody's hands are different, most people use first, ring and pinky for this, I find it much easier to use first, second and pinky, just the way my hand stretches best, you've just got to try what works for you. (BTW Chuck had very big hands).

[@Elvis-dw7ux]

Scrolled all over....couldn't find Part 1? Help.....Cheers from Canada.....

[@mmccartney6579]

Adrian, I've heard you say that you've been playing since you were ten. So that means you've been playing for about 2 or 3 years then? LOL JK!! You are a GEM! Love your style of teaching, and the way you explain it all so that even an "older" hack like me can understand! BTW, are you in England, and if so, what part? I saw The Beatles in Hamburg, Germany in '62 whilst in the Navy, then again a year later in Liverpool. And, yes, my last name really is McCartney. And, yes, we are related...cousins. Cheers, mate! :)

[@robertcolema]

Yep big stretch for me fingers

[@michaelfolchetti736]

CHUCK PLAY IN SOME STRANGE guitar keys BB,Eb,!

[@msl5253]

Was more likely emulating his Piano player who may have come up with some of those riffs?

[@jimforgrave6365]

Ya know, since you brought it up…why do ya think they left that goof about the song being in B, in the movie? I’ve wondered about that forever. The director had to know theres a million guitar players going, waaah!?!!

[@jsteelman1000]

I think this is where the Beatles got the cords for Get Back

[@TheStompboxer]

They’re just chords. They’ve been around far longer than the Beatles, Chuck Berry, or electricity. As for their cords, Abbey Road no doubt had plenty for them.

[@Rod-dg7fy]

The band actually does play in B. So MJ Fox was accurate. He used to be a very good guitarist and they probably bumped it to B given his vocal range. Great lesson though.

[@ricka371]

Long fingers...big stretch

[@jacko717]

"little finger on the tenth fret"- I'm out😢

[@RobJ1929]

learn the song and learn how to play it. You need education in the blues

[@guitarspca5615]

Um, isn't that why we're here? 🤔