Beginner Electric Guitar Lesson: Power Moves with Power Chords

[@Mustaine1ify]

That thumb "pivot" is a revelation to me Jim. Thankyou

[@KebunH]

Your tip at the end of the video about using the pinky and index finger is so good. I've discovered it myself when looking at how vogg from decapitated (technical death metal band but really a ridiculously good guitar player) plays his ridiculous fast power chord riffs. It's good to see you point it out in this lesson because I feel way too little people that like riffing know this technique. It really does make it that much more relaxed and naturally that much more accurate and fast!

[@alessandroriccobono5810]

Great job! Your lessons are AWESOME! I think I'll have to watch'em all. Thanks a lot

[@chrisdyson7471]

thanks for the easy to follow lessons mate

[@joelcarvin7435]

Awesome teacher!! Great stuff!

[@tomcopeland8340]

Thank You Jim Bowley :)

[@growtogether]

Thank you!

[@bloodgout]

You are one of the best teachers I've ever seen. Good job and thanks for the lessons.

[@JimBowleyGuitar]

Thanks, man - much appreciated! Keep rockin'!

[@ModernGolfer]

2019 - Complete lesson link doesn't work. Unsure as to why, since putting up such links can be done for free for the person posting.

[@nathanvleugels1]

I also usually take the powerchord with fingers one and four, but that makes it pretty much impossible for me to play a power chord verry high up the neck, because my hands are pretty big

[@mutant2962]

I'd never come across any of these techniques - so straightforward and effective. I'm in your debt, sir.