See See Rider Groove Elvis Beginner Level Lesson

[@Jeff-hb1qq]

Thank you very kindly 😊

[@brookhoover1384]

Thanks for stopping by. Keep rockin

[@JeffreysmithSmith-eo3oe]

I used to be Elvis impersonator from 1974 to 79 back in the day ., and it just really brings back the memories. Thank you so much for the video.

[@brookhoover1384]

That's wonderful! I'd like to see your act! Do you still sing?

[@Greenjagsurf]

there was a magic (somebody?) for a blues practice lick you did in another post that took a couple of the three note chords that were in just a straight mini Barr, and it was amazing too, like this one. these little groups with a few notes lick of spice go so far. thank you all your work.

[@brookhoover1384]

I forgot already! Thank for keeping me going buddy!

[@xpmark1]

Thanks Brook.

[@samnassima]

Loved it, part 2 please

[@brookhoover1384]

I'll try to remember. Thanks a lot!

[@MrYatesj1]

As I play with that lil A7 CCR riff I fell into "Miss You" by the StonesAlthough I am cheating that C# to the D

[@brookhoover1384]

Wow, a great groove! I bought the 45 rpm record of Miss You and played along with it a lot learning some sneaky Stone Magic. Good for you!

[@rat-race8724]

Hi, yeah, can you please show us the rest of the chords for CC Rider? That would be great if you could

[@brookhoover1384]

Hello Rat-Race. Thanks for checking it out. I'll do my best to do a follow-up.

[@rat-race8724]

I think another name for the root chord here is G7 suss 4 (add 9). What do you think? Thanks

[@brookhoover1384]

I'll have to check the song out. I think it's pretty much a real simple roots rock song with no fancy chords. That would be my first instinct.

[@jamieseiple]

So how do you play that riff in the D and E?

[@brookhoover1384]

I'll see if I can get back to that.Thanks for asking!

[@lkg5775]

Tilt your camera so we can see your face more😊

[@brookhoover1384]

I was trying to spare not scare the kids!

[@lkg5775]

@@brookhoover1384 😁