Get the Chuck Berry Boogie Rhythm 50's Rock - Joshua Ray Gooch | Pickup Music

[@ranger1496]

Waz 17-18 at th time🤠 Chuck Berry was once asked what kind of music he liked he said I like what those young white kids like. Lots of party dances. Oh lord. Plus all the rhythm and blues.Makes me smile.🗽

[@Petri357]

Great stuff! Thanks guys!

[@Pickupjazz]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Bob-rg5nt]

You’re a good teacher 👌

[@bettersleep151]

Never knew why it was called rock n roll. Great video , I enjoyed watching and I don't even have guitar.

[@akmt123]

Excellent cheers from Canada

[@artbuck7709]

Fantastic tutorial

[@alveek]

Thank you! I wish I could play like this without pain 😢

[@dapawaz8310]

You and me both. Arthritis sucks. 😢

[@daveknow]

I think it's a good idea to "release" your middle finger (playing the V) to stretch to the VI or VII. It's gets you out of the habit of being glued to a certain position. As you progress, you will float up and down the fretboard to get the tones you seek.

[@gwugluud]

If something is good, it’s good, whether it was done 100 years ago or 5 minutes ago. The good examples of 1st-wave rock sound plenty wild to me in its own right. There’s nothing about death metal etc etc which dilutes that. Punk’s initial wave (1976-77) was a revival and reinvention of rock & roll, much the way the mid 60s British Invasion was. It was raw and crude, the way nature intended. But the punks sold out quick lol. The stuff like Green Day and Sneeze 658 has no relation at all to The Lurkers or Slaughter And The Dogs. Good demo; that’s a happening sound you’ve dialed in. You made some interesting and astute observations. Good one; thanks for posting this.

[@Pickupjazz]

Glad you liked the demo and the observations!

[@henryhohaia107]

Rosetta Tharpe played like that too.

[@davidthomas5035]

Nice guitar. What kind of pups are those?

[@Pickupjazz]

They are Charlie Christian style pickups made by Lollar.

[@davidthomas5035]

@@Pickupjazz Awesome. Thanks for the response.