Reggae Guitar Lesson - Rhythm Guitar Tips and Chord Progressions with Steve Golding

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Reggae Guitar Lesson - Rhythm Guitar Tips and Chord Progressions with Steve Golding-
In today´s lesson, guitar legend Steve Golding, who has played with Peter Tosh and Bob Marley (among others), is going to show you some cool chord progressions tips in a reggae music context. Of course, another killer clip from the upcoming Reggae Roots Guitar Secrets...Get ready, because this awesome DVD comes out in 1 short week!
May 29th , 3 PM EST :)
Ok, hope this helps and don´t forget to come up with your own ideas, which is the best advice for starting to find `your´ unique sound and style. That is all for today... Also I suggest that you keep enjoying and learning from all the staff at Guitarcontrol.com!

[@guitarcontrol]

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[@kayvancooten4657]

Of course he knows what he's doing, he's played with greats such as Peter Tosh. I recommend live at The Greek Theatre. ❤🎶

[@TRLgoodvibesdotcom]

Just playing simple and cool, makes the heart feel light. This happens a lot in reggae sometimes

[@coenwatt9458]

Dudes got the perfect fingers for those big ass chord stretches it just looks effortless

[@cameronpatrickscott]

Brilliant, thanks man.

[@cimientedeMaria]

The last one is the progression for my favorite reggae song of all times "Slave Queen"

[@guillaumefimbry5607]

Hey, Jim Cramer, one good advise : don't look for tabs everytime you wanna learn something, try to figure it out by ear and by looking at the hands. If you don't find anything, then you can search some tabs. It will develop your ears, help you a lot to progress and to know your neck, and you'll get automatisms in your playing, so good luck and work hard ! ;)

[@jimmypage1381]

+Guillaume Fimbry never really thought about it that way, thanks brother

[@Alexander-eh1ko]

I feel that when I play along to him I can make so much music by just playing around his rhythms. I just stop playing and realise that "wow, this is the wailers!" Amazing!

[@bassiehd]

I like the barre chord he uses based on the open C where he bridges it up. Also that he keeps his wrist on his picking hand moving in time, so he can play all those little flourishes off the main "chuck" in perfect timing with the music. Very important!

[@jwright123456789]

That was the first thing I noticed too. He's got that "CAGED" system down.

[@DanielRaffobluesguitar]

Thank You Man. Love to listen a real "Sensei". As Simply as Sound, and thank you for sharing the real touch!

[@oksmith5171]

Grounded musician. Thanks for sharing.

[@hplanteny]

Easy to catch up with this lessons. Great work.

[@danielantonius8439]

Reggae music always give me chill

[@Luckyhat66]

"That happens a lot in reggae sometimes.." (;

[@kdt85]

it's like a modulation but it's not really a modulation

[@stephanoscharalambous3]

It works 60% of the time, every time

[@righphilip3187]

I could watch this guy all day

[@DallasWaldoMusic]

What a gem! Great video 🎸

[@user-vn6ls5nr1y]

It real reggae!! Great! Jah Rasta!!

[@IsamMhapaofficialtz]

Good 👍 i like it

[@smokkl9302]

Freedom in the right hand

[@brettchamplin7739]

What a great lesson... I learned something new!

[@rootsextra]

Respect🙏🏿💯

[@bassiehd]

Great tips Asaph!!

[@Tryall200]

you are the best out there.

[@guitarcontrol]

Thanks! You can check out his course here. www.guitarcontrol.com/reggae/?gl=591c61a5595c97864a1a123d

[@anchaomarak5699]

Good teaching uncle

[@JJStudiosOfficial]

I love reggae!

[@dumalucky]

Nice to hear a lesson that was also music

[@Zach-ls1if]

This guy is wild

[@georgemikodesigns]

:48 to 1:05 love that action my friend!!

[@guitarcontrol]

Thanks! You can check out the whole course here. www.guitarcontrol.com/reggae/?gl=591c61a5595c97864a1a123d

[@PYRO949]

This is awesome i believe waiting in vain by bob marley also uses that lovers rock type modulation he spoke about, very cool!

[@TreasureIsleWM2011]

I can recommend Steve`s tutorial-DVD - nice and easy explained essentials in a nutshell!!

[@haraldkal]

Do you have the DVD? I looked at the website were you can order it and it looks very shady.

[@tomlewis5542]

Beautiful

[@johnweaver3090]

thanks for you help, I´m really improving my playing..

[@ismail910]

Terima kasih ilmunya...

[@trezighedavi5904]

golding is one of my favourite guitar players... great lesson btw!

[@huntertaylor338]

what a great channel you have guys!

[@clarkiimciaran4199]

love this reggae music..

[@greglawrencemusic]

Ya mon! - Great lesson.

[@rufeilrahtieh7885]

Love It!

[@chachu4235]

cool guitar lesson, keep them coming

[@freekambeo]

love that kind of stuff!

[@VitalisCarbone]

Thank you for posting! Fun to watch and learn from.

[@johnweaver3090]

he´s a god of guitar

[@inininlol]

great stuff mr golding

[@andrewmunn3695]

keep up the awesome work dude

[@kevincourtney5934]

awesome, and appreciated!!!

[@vinnymar]

Very, very cool!

[@thurmanyost6558]

love you lessons

[@conahdalton1302]

Legend some really nice voicings there new to me!! One love

[@guitarcontrol]

Thanks Conah. You can check out his course here. www.guitarcontrol.com/reggae/?gl=591c61a5595c97864a1a123d

[@jesschillen9987]

Great job man! you give great guitar lessons.

[@ToeNaylz]

very cool !!!!

[@crisleonado8280]

cool, this guy played with marley!

[@benngunn]

Great technique

[@tomclevely8134]

cool lesson, more please

[@DetectiveH.]

Good stuff.

[@guitarcontrol]

Thanks! You can check out Steve's course here. www.guitarcontrol.com/reggae/?gl=591c61a5595c97864a1a123d

[@GuitarGuate]

Beatifull love it.

[@caqueosurfboards3662]

Root rock reggae

[@BakaManz]

I need one of these

[@iloveyouokokok]

love it

[@vushchalu]

awesome stuff, we want more..

[@aldomelendez3275]

real helpful thxs

[@johngaryjohnson4627]

Respect

[@guitarcontrol]

Thanks John! You can get access to many more free lessons and tabs here. www.guitarcontrol.com/g.php?gl=59bfe309595c971d6a764738

[@sophianguyen1678]

i thumbs up this video

[@54856498562]

cool stuff

[@davidluit4500]

awesome

[@MarkWettinger]

Wow, funny how the 7th fret voicing G at 4:18 sounds so similar to the 7th fret minor B (the 6th chord of the G scale)

[@rubidyBOY]

great

[@okok12ok]

would love to play that good

[@anhhaisis]

cool!!!

[@Alexander-eh1ko]

"All of this lovy-dovy stuff" and I am like 😳

[@husseinkassam3231]

amazing

[@guitarcontrol]

Thanks Hussein. I recommend you check out the whole Reggae course here. www.guitarcontrol.com/reggae/?gl=591c61a5595c97864a1a123d

[@antoniofilho7329]

Máximo respeito

[@daviddr2d2]

Excellent thanks.

[@guitarcontrol]

Thanks for watching.

[@guitarcontrol]

Thank you.

[@instinctualbeasts7494]

it's called a V/V chord. Aka secondary dominant.

[@Necrotion7]

that always happens in reggae sometimes

[@gostrum1]

Steven Dunn actions speaking louder than words

[@ranveerkissoondoyal]

What are some songs that use the last progression G7th to Am, i really like that...

[@jimcramer7660]

love to have the tabs for this...

[@neogeoriffic]

Funky cool shit mon!

[@johnweaver3090]

hey could you do some guitar lesson on technique?

[@youtotakl]

what guitar effects are you using?

[@kaiwenwu1947]

Real reggae yehhhh. Ban the dancehall lol.

[@salemonhalimon2756]

Hi, I really would like to play some songs for Bob Marley. I simply still a beginner for playing the guitar, so could you please send me some lessons of how to play Bob Marley songs and techniques. Thanks a lot

[@johnkirk7934]

You will never learn if you expect someone to do the work. Own it friend. Best wishes.

[@dennispalmer6571]

@@johnkirk7934 so very true, 100% so.

[@Scarabee80]

Are you using palm mute technic?

[@ibrsp2]

That hat though :)

[@waittlove]

what chords are you using on this one?

[@craigsmith4084]

Lesson one. Ganja!

[@tranvan1670]

could you do a lesson of the song i shot the sheriff?

[@Sunbreathe]

Anybody knows what style of plectrum he is talking about?

[@XxHarounXx]

read the description

[@jabbajar]

omg yes

[@ronday4210]

🤙🏽

[@noupross]

coool

[@kalathilps]

How to play funky reggae guitar

[@happydazeyo9456]

On an SG though?

[@hassroek]

why not? great guitar for reggae

[@cypriengabin751]

Motodecrosse

[@oksmith5171]

I cant find the DVD anywhere. is it still available?

[@guitarcontrol]

Hi. You can get the course here. www.guitarcontrol.com/reggae/?gl=591c61a5595c97864a1a123d

[@jashonlucius4244]

Kiwan Landrth-Smith did you really get the dvd I've tried to but the link is broken

[@mashaka254]

night nurse somewhere there

[@bassiehd]

And Peter Tosh's "Maga Dog"

[@normanfarrell6026]

very good teacher but bat video to lern chords

[@SeaDawgOST]

Haha thumbnail he looks like hes about to kill you " i dont think i want to be learing reggae anymore "

[@rockolav]

who is this guy .....

[@bassiehd]

One of Jamaica's premier rhythm guitarists. He's recorded on multiple albums with Peter Tosh, Burning Spear, Ziggy Marley and many many more. btw if you've never heard of those names, there's not much I can do for you...

[@julianarega1133]

Sorry I are spending most time toking