Reggae Guitar Lesson - Chord Variations by Guitar Legend Steve Golding (Bob Marley/Peter Tosh)

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Reggae Guitar Lesson - Chord Variations by Guitar Legend Steve Golding (Bob Marley/Peter Tosh)-
Reggae is a form of music that grew out of Jamaican culture and eventually found its way into mainstream. Performers like Bob Marley and Peter Tosh have made reggae a popular music with the masses. In this Guitar Control free online lesson, legendary reggae guitarist Steve Golding, who has played with both Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, takes you behind some of the simple chord structures of reggae and shows you how to play reggae on guitar with a lesson that puts the focus on bringing some chord variations to the table.
You can use Bob Marley guitar chords or Bob Marley guitar chord variations, chords used by Peter Tosh, or reggae chords common to reggae chord progressions for this lesson. Learning how to play reggae on guitar involves learning chords and chord rhythms. A lot of reggae guitar songs use very simple chords and slightly off beat rhythm patterns. To freshen up those simple chord progressions, you can play some chord variations. The D chord variations guitar chords in this lesson are examples of how you can play chord variations. The concepts used in this Guitar Control free KZbin guitar lesson can be used to create variations of any chord.
Whether it’s a Bob Marley chord or any other chord, there are variations of the chord you can learn. You can learn how to play reggae on guitar without learning chord variations, but the chord variations are a way of changing things up and bringing some new sounds and approaches to the same old chords. You can actually play chord variations on any song. Learning to play the same chord in different positions on the neck of the guitar opens up a greater range of possibilities. This is a cool reggae guitar lesson for beginners that shows you reggae guitar chord progressions and teaches you how to play those same reggae progressions in different ways. Legendary reggae guitarist Steve Golding takes you through the step by step process of putting variations on chords.

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[@JammyGit]

The best use of an SG i think i've ever seen :-)

[@TheGreenMonster666]

This guy is a great teacher good job sir

[@joninehritamusic]

Wow! Great lesson from a master. Thanks so much!

[@TreasureIsleWM2011]

I recommend Steve`s tutorial DVD - I m playing reggae guitar since 1982 and still learned some tricks from him! Thank you!

[@scottgregery6145]

You're a good man, Mr. Golding. Thank you for the lesson.

[@therealawakener7]

A proper axe legend. For those about to rock... Lord Steve Golding, we salute you!

[@memalley]

That SG so sweeeeeeeet.

[@skullmask8713]

Steve Golding sold me on this lesson as soon as he said the word "Variation"

[@nqobanitshuma7731]

Levemor majayivana isonosami

[@BeatzByArpeggio]

God bless you sir.long life

[@Xarastafarihy]

Merci professeur vous êtes un super pédagogue ___ Congratulation !

[@kesmoda]

hands down the best video out yet

[@JayjayWalkers]

Brilliant! Blessed love

[@NeilBulens-ny9xd]

Great master

[@denanydabo4515]

🙏🙏🙏MERCI PROFESSEUR COMME JE L'AI TOUJOURS NOMMÉ.

[@nirvanafan21191]

This is awesome! So glad I blazed before deciding to learned reggae chords.

[@baoagikeitshokile9696]

I got the full DVD. Great stuff. Thank You

[@m.x.2442]

What's the full dvd called and where did you get it?

[@baoagikeitshokile9696]

@@m.x.2442 REGGAE ROOTS GUITAR SECRETS WITH STEVE GOLDING

[@sequoia1171]

I've been playing reggae music for over thirty years, and I've never learned any thing from anyone else, I just pick up sounds from records and do my own thing. But this here is definitive mastery bless

[@guitarcontrol]

Yep, he's the real deal

[@hector3466]

Bravo 👏👏👏

[@charlestehuia9263]

Woow. how awesome , my man,...you are just too much.. ow...deadly man, iris ites in the name of the most high ....jah ...ever living..reggae my heart all day...Kia ora

[@bipolarbunny1]

Love Steve! Great lesson.

[@kieranmarwick5025]

Pure gold......

[@oliheenan5988]

I would love to be taught by Steve Golding

[@haleytramp8162]

one word, SUBSCRIBED.

[@thorpypoo]

Reggae is cool!

[@sacredlight2110]

Awe, Thank you!

[@Skrelnick222]

Respect! Inversions and how to add "colores" to a chord progression. From one of the best.

[@dreadjai]

buenisimo!! gracias maestro!!!! jah bless!!

[@downhill240]

A true master! Thank you for sharing!

[@vankobankers738]

Keep up the good work mate!

[@stephanelepage5367]

wonderful feeling and tuch

[@guitarcontrol]

Thanks Stephane! You can get access to many more free lessons and tabs here. www.guitarcontrol.com/g.php?gl=58ed917b595c97f243f668a5

[@user-nn6hw1yl4w]

that was really good keep it up.

[@vangard2006]

The full lesson can be found here www.guitarcontrol.com/reggae/sg.php

[@TomClarkSouthLondon]

Awesome 👍

[@carllee2218]

Nice one ❤😂

[@mattroman9363]

this guys a badass

[@loscorruptosska5215]

Love it if its not too much trouble is it possible to do a lesson on rocksteady and rock steady strumming

[@thomasgier1135]

Nice tutorial

[@kesmoda]

Omg that amazing

[@normanbuffett4642]

SG Special on clean, something rare indeed

[@whodoobucrew2960]

Kicks Angus Young's ASSSSSS

[@carlosbell1132]

+Joe Bubenz its not about kicking someones ass, both are great guitarists.. music works with harmony, disharmonic Sounds Bad :p

[@mr_YENKINS]

Joe Bubenz

[@haleytramp8162]

i am amazed from this video i will subscribe and i will check for your future video! cheers!

[@kesmoda]

So funny! You rock.

[@Buddydegroot]

Hey Annat. The chords this man plays are sometimes 'traditional' barré chords, like you can find in a lot books and internet sources. The chords you are probally referring too, are what I would call 'cut-down' chords. Those are chords wich are bassicly barré chords.. but the top strings are not being fretted(being pressed in) wich results in a different looking chords; but it is the same chord. Pause at 3.26 , you will see a 'weird' chord. It is not. Its an d-barré chord, cut-down. peace

[@u280408]

love this one =))?

[@KichwaHuru]

Got the full DVD!!

[@EcoAncestralAmorico]

VEry Cool the video and explanation!! I would like to be able to watch the chords whiths the finger positions in drwas to follow better the song !! thx!

[@guitarcontrol]

Daniel Gatica hey, you can get the full course here: www.guitarcontrol.com/reggae/

[@nagarathnamandagere9905]

Good lesson. Good Chord Variations ..

[@beiMimirsKopf]

da particular progression

[@UberSynth]

Yeah good tuition, I tried to make a reggae tune with my song Plastic things. It was my interpretation of reggae.

[@ConnoMcMono]

alright that was cool

[@SobayoSowemimoCoker]

Nice video

[@renolphilip2618]

nice.....

[@zuma2679]

Please tell me what pedals yo use for Reverb-Delay-AutoWah Thank you!

[@vankobankers738]

ok... good...

[@colinreese]

Can someone put the tabs for this?

[@paulcrooks388]

How you getEm at3rd fret

[@Whodidthis12345]

Play x-x-5-4-5-3 :) the 5th fret on the B string is an E and the 6th he’s referring to. Gmaj and Emin are similar in terms of the notes that make them

[@picklestick6458]

Can sombody pls tell me the tabs of the chords he’s using!

[@alexj369]

What guitar is that?

[@marywhore1]

What about when tuned in Drop C?

[@guillaumefimbry5607]

HA ! Don't you dare playing reggae on this satan's instrument ! More seriously, drop tuning isn't practical at all for playing reggae, but you can keep your guitar tuned to D standard (a whole step down from E standard) and then transpose everything a whole step up.

[@marywhore1]

ah what about Open C?

[@guillaumefimbry5607]

Might be complicated but you can do it how you prefer ! Just be careful not to get your strings too loose cause you need some twang to play reggae ;)

[@FlexskiNA]

Guillaume Fimbry look up SiM - Evolution is solution or Rosso & Dry they do these chords in drop C. If you want to find out how to do it look them up, but tabs dont exist. Watch him live to see.

[@marywhore1]

thanks

[@TorontoMoldRemoval]

(Holy SH1T it is friCKINg awSOMe )

[@reubenirie]

greetings i want to learn how to play the reggae classic prophecy by fabiana . give thanks

[@TheSecondNature]

god

[@luroma69]

Play rocksteady lesson

[@DanielPalmisano1]

Isn't the chord at 1:23 an Em6, not an Em?

[@barringtonjohnson6569]

Daniel P I think it’s more a Gadd6, I’m a Bass player, not a guitarist, so I could be wrong.

[@sidchaos1988]

gibson sg

[@anklesoft]

1:43 E minor! Guys its like a g6..like a G6!!!!

[@TheBrMon]

I use that as a short cut to Em all the time just mute the D string. He said also G6

[@lewiscruz5992]

Sounds kinda Old school

[@snoopymisaki]

i fucking love you

[@johnchristensen4579]

Ertu

[@Buddydegroot]

Sorry for bad english.. tired, and second language. Hope it helps

[@WilliamMoirSCOT]

What about the Guitar.

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

JUST MAKE SURE IT HAS SIX STRINGS !

[@1800_not-me]

humbucker sounds nice

[@WilliamMoirSCOT]

Fab Sound.