Aretha Franklin until you come back to me rhythm guitar tutorial

[@DistantLights]

there's such a subtle brilliance in a good rhythm guitar track. It can hold the whole song down, but be barely noticeable to the listener.

[@rubinfricejr3341]

I totally agree 🙂 Thank you

[@jabarebird]

Totally agree. That right hand is spot-on with the accents and - number one rule: perfectly consistent. It drives the whole song. And what a song it is - great post, thank you Rubin!

[@rubinfricejr3341]

@jabarebird Your welcome and thank you 🙂

[@bobgure]

A Steveland Morris gem! Great lesson! Thank you!

[@rubinfricejr3341]

@@bobgure you're welcome 🙂

[@Lovetolivetruely]

I love playing this song. Thanks to you! I can't wait to do my youtube video and be sure to give you credit.....

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thank you so much 🙂👍

[@rubinfricejr3341]

I saw your video on till u come back to me,,you did a fantastic job,,thank you for checking me out and I glad that I was able to bring this to you,,,,great job 😊👍💯💯

[@ronniesmall4161]

I just heard Chaka Khan’s guitarist do this song on her KZbin 2019 concert. It’s a beautiful rendition. You did a great job also Rubin👍🏾

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thank you so much🙂

[@corybrown8296]

Wow... once again, you play through the song, then you teach it the way you do and within 15 minutes I'm playing the song.. you are so much appreciated... great teacher! Thank you.. u make it look so easy

[@rubinfricejr3341]

@corybrown8296 thank you

[@Mr66495]

Mr Rice...excellent tutroial ......well done...

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thank you🙂

[@Cameo5150]

Awesomeness, Sir.

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thank you

[@dsen1889]

Smooth man.awesomeness

[@rubinfricejr3341]

@@dsen1889 thank u

[@katohammond]

Yea… this one is nice too! 🎸

[@MrLanders2000]

Shit made me cry!! Singing along to this,, or trying

[@rubinfricejr3341]

@@MrLanders2000 lol 😊 Thank you for checking me out

[@the2ndchamber703]

Awesome chord choices and progression ❤❤ Sounds and looks like fun to play 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thank you

[@jeffreysuarez8734]

My favorite Aretha Franklin song Rubin. Thanks for displaying this song on guitar. Those chords are slamming jamming

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thank you

[@kwwells9900]

Wonderful, Greatly appreciate listening to you, TY.

[@editman145]

Thxs so much !

[@barrlee53]

I like your rhythm playing, that's the style I be trying to do. Thanks...

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thank you very much 👍🙂

[@Ma1nguy]

I learned to play that on the piano and I had fun once I got all of my chord progressions

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Cool,,,🙂👍

[@mattnobrega6621]

Really smooth jam brother 😏👍

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thanks

[@972cliff]

You nailed it

[@Lovetolivetruely]

That was awesome Rubin!❤

[@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1]

👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿Song haven't done in a looooong time 😆 We used to do Miki Howard's version.

[@jimmanire3646]

Whoa! Nice one!

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thank you 🙂

[@kingemerald1]

Play it Rubin. Sounding good Boss Man.

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thank you🙂

[@ronaldwilliams6431]

Awesome job bro!

[@rubinfricejr3341]

@@ronaldwilliams6431 thanks

[@ElkEars]

Thank you!

[@Lovetolivetruely]

I got it Rubin... Just trying now to catch the rhythm of the strum for the second and third verses. I haven't been in music class since seventh grade but I forget what they call those types of notes where you may have 4 or 5 notes in a whole beat ( something like that ). It'll come to me as well as the break and changing to and from the first and second cord at the start of the third verse. I think my feelings gotta catch up but practice makes perfect.

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thanks I'm confident you will be successful in your practice 👍..play the RYTHYM in a way that feels good to you,,my RYTHYM may change every time I play it. I only gave the patters of the song,,

[@Lovetolivetruely]

@@rubinfricejr3341 I love how it feels.

[@haloskater24]

could you do "Oh no not my baby"? By Aretha?

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Ok..I'll start listening to it👍

[@josephmcdaniel8527]

Written by Steve wonder

[@kevlarmac10]

Now that is very important information....Steve has a pattern of attack you will hear in everything

[@veshaw.]

Greetings OG thanks for the lessons and the Content it's valuable BTW please forgive me for my ignorance but I'm curious did you use to play professionally back in the da✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Yes,,I've played on the road behind,Ronnie Dyson,& a few other groups,,

[@danalittleton4884]

Nice!

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thanks 🙂

[@rubinfricejr3341]

All G chords are G major7th,,I called out a G minor7,egnor that,,my bad😢that happened in the vamp section

[@kevindiggs9261]

Hey Ruben, great job! What are the guitar chords? 🎸🎼🎹🥁🙈🙉🙊

[@rubinfricejr3341]

I called out the chords at end of video

[@kevlarmac10]

Kevlarmac10 Detroit 313 / great great job......thanx for showing me......

[@rubinfricejr3341]

Thank you 😊

[@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1]

🤔A7sus4 is just that, an A7sus4 because for a chord to be an 11th there has to be another note like a 3rd, minor 3rd or 2nd, with the 7th in a chord to make a 4th an 11th That's why slash chord (A/B) are 11th cause you've got two notes in the chord that can replace the 3rd on the G string (2nd or 9th) & B string (4th or 11th) Hope that info helps in what identifies as an 11th, another note replaces the 3rd is the gist of it But playing that same shape, from the 5th string on out is a minor 11th (11th on high E string) x-r-minor3-7-r-11. So the only time that shape is an 11th is while using the note on the A string as a root.

[@rubinfricejr3341]

That's really something, I value your information

[@OriginalOldSkoolFunk]

Damn Rubin. You absolutely killed it. I'm on the road but can't wait to get home and play this one. Thanks for posting.

[@rubinfricejr3341]

😊 great info,,strengthen my knowledge

[@GaryTisdaleFungkSta1]

@@rubinfricejr3341 Yo, sent a request on FB

[@Guitand1178]

Thank you for this Rubin!

[@rubinfricejr3341]

You're welcome