How To Play - Rock With You - Michael Jackson

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Here it is! All the main rhythm guitar parts for this classic tune.
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[@ThisIsMathu]

awesome thank you so much !

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Mathu Jackson Mercury Stanley You're welcome, glad you liked the vid!

[@SobayoSowemimoCoker]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@michaelschultzmusic]

Great lesson as always Dave! Cheers!

[@jaylubes]

that was a fantastic lesson. thx!

[@calexandrehoward]

This is a great lesson. Kudos. It sounds great on acoustic too

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Cheers Claude!

[@JasonGrantProject]

Thank you so much! Great lesson. Very easy to follow.

[@depailler80]

thanks a lot. This is just perfect!

[@Cjm2214]

Thanks so much!! You're a great teacher!

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Cjm2214 Thanks!

[@robvdent]

great lesson! thanks

[@pommels2]

awesome man...great stuff!!!!

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Thanks Rohan!

[@l.a.dpowell5997]

wish I had your skills sir thank you for this

[@demoNight99]

Great music and great lesson! Thank you Dave!!!

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Mauricio Demonti Amorim You are welcome Mauricio :)

[@threerecurring]

That's excellent - thanks for taking the time to make this and go through the song in so much detail. Really clearly explained and demonstrated.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

stealth bopper No problem. Glad you enjoyed the lesson :)

[@abrahamhernandez9901]

Ok, I know what I have to work on now ,Once again thanks Dave

[@thelangportcafesessions4347]

Awesome lesson Dave! Your lessons are so clear and well paced. And you chose great songs to tutor. thanks a bunch.

[@davidlauzon1445]

Great lesson. Super thorough. Thanks!

[@nicedog1]

Just finished learning this now. Another fantastic funk lesson, accurate and well explained as ever. Thanks a million!

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

You're welcome. Have fun with the song! Thanks for the comment.

[@nicedog1]

No problem. I just need to be able to bloody sing now.

[@nicedog1]

Thanks Dave. I will get learning this in a couple of days when I get access to my guitar and will leave comments after.

[@ko4kin]

excellent

[@filipepessoa3305]

Thanks for help me , its awesome

[@TheLittleSoulClub]

Thanks Dave, you're a legend! Beautifully put together lesson of a great song.

[@darrenlee1938]

Dave, what pickups are in that strat?

[@paulbates3545]

Hi Dave: can you post the tab to your lesson? Many thanks Paul

[@jrvisions]

Awesome lesson Dave!! Got 2 of your song lessons down already - Never too much and now this one! Both so much fun to play! Great song selections and love how you clearly break everything down. Thanks so much for lessons, I'm so hooked on your youtube channel! :-)

[@dronai]

Besides the fantastic instruction, you made me aware of another great session guitarist I'd never heard of, David Williams. Thanks for that.

[@joelrenner1]

thanks man for the tips

[@ltran96]

Hey Dave - great tutorial. I was wondering if you had the rhythm written down anywhere? I'm really trying to get it exact, but I'm having trouble since you talked about some bars in up/down strokes rather than on the count.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Cheers. Send me your email and I will get in touch regarding a chart.

[@ltran96]

sent it to you in pms! thanks!

[@derin111]

Excellent lesson! Thank you very much indeed! Can I ask a really basic question? What gauge of strings and picks do you use/recommend for this style of playing? Cheers.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Thanks. I use 10- 46 strings and generally use a heavy pick. Use what feels comfortable to you. Sometimes using a thinner pick makes strumming a little easier and I do this when playing an steel string acoustic guitar.

[@derin111]

Dave Price

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

+Darren Lee. The guitar is one of the American Deluxe Series and it just the stock pickups that came with it. The single coils are the noiseless variety. Cheers

[@rocktopuss9279]

+Dave Price You're the only other one I've ever seen with this guitar. I have the exact same one but in tungsten with a black pick gaurd.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Rocktopuss It's a great instrument. My main one for gigs. Tungsten's a nice finish.

[@2391jessie]

How do you do the intro to Rock Witcha kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6ubgYx_bpylkLc

[@rocktopuss9279]

I finally figured out who you sound exactly like. You must be Nigel Tuffnel's brother! :)

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

+Rocktopuss I think I must be :)

[@javiermurano]

Hi Dave, I have a HD Line6 too... What amp are you using? I really liked your tone! Thanks a lot for the vid

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Javier Murano Thanks Javier, no amp just straight into the mixing desk.

[@abrahamhernandez9901]

Thanks for the help Dave, Ive struggled so much to figure this song out. What do you recommend I do to strengthen my chord progressions ?

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

+Abraham Hernandez You are welcome. Do you mean ear training? I developed my ear just by working out a lot of songs. Learn all the main chord types, not just the shapes but really become familiar with how each one sounds. That way it becomes much easier to identify when you hear a particular type in a progression. It's a huge topic and one I am thinking about turning into a course to teach.

[@royraken7746]

dave keep it coming. that is MJ songs. AL Green song is coming along great for me thanks again.

[@dronai]

That strumming is like patting your head while rubbing your stomach !!! Hard to get it at first

[@enhoomantv6780]

practice, my dude.

[@JuanBluesMan]

Funky Andy Summers.

[@zabaraskus]

Hi Dave, really enjoyed learning this one and, as usual, your tuition is spot on. I wanted to ask you about one slight variation between your version and the official version. During the keyboard solo, you play the sequence Ebm9, Ab, Bb, B twice before reaching the C chord, whereas on the original it’s played once. Any reason for the difference? Thanks again and keep up the great work. Patrick.

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

Thanks Patrick. I have just checked and this matches the record. I play Ebm9 Ab/Bb Bb then Ebm9 Ab/Bb Cb/Db before moving up the 11th chords.

[@littlequacka]

Ab over Bb bass? More like 'Bb eleven' isn't it?

[@DavePriceGuitarist]

It's the same thing. Most people find it easier to understand if you present it as a slash chord.

[@littlequacka]

Yeah, I can see that. Thanks Dave!