The GREATEST Rhythm Guitar Players Of All Time Do This!

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In this rhythm guitar lesson, we dive into the techniques that distinguish the greatest rhythm guitar players of all time. Whether you're a seasoned rhythm guitarist or just starting out, this tutorial offers invaluable insights into honing your skills and mastering the art of rhythm guitar. From iconic strumming patterns to intricate chord progressions, we explore the secrets behind the rhythmic prowess of legendary musicians. Join me as we dissect the techniques, dynamics, and nuances that have defined the playing styles of renowned rhythm guitarists throughout history, providing you with the tools and knowledge to elevate your own rhythmic playing.
Discover the essence of rhythm guitar as we guide you through essential techniques and principles in this comprehensive rhythm guitar tutorial. Learn how to play rhythm guitar with precision and finesse, as we break down fundamental concepts and exercises designed to enhance your rhythmic abilities. Whether you aspire to emulate the rhythmic mastery of your musical idols or simply wish to strengthen your foundation in rhythm guitar, this lesson equips you with the necessary skills and strategies to excel. Dive into the world of rhythm guitar and unlock your potential as a versatile and dynamic rhythm guitarist through practical tips, demonstrations, and exercises tailored to players of all levels.
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[@berniesutterfield5778]

Great video Eddie . You’re the best. 👍

[@DigbyGemmell]

Great lesson Eddy as you say the rhythm guitar is very important in any band. Digby

[@pselden2103]

Starting with the drum beat percussive effect was brilliant!

[@BernardS21]

Good stuff, Eddie. Thanks!

[@Levelheaded_Music]

You guys for mastery are pretty much the only ads I watch and I always watch your new videos. I find your teaching style very clear and concise. You don't waste time with fluff and all the lessons have great advice.👍

[@rickrevoir1683]

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[@rickrevoir1683]

How do I buy the book ?

[@susandaniels4879]

Rhythm is the key! theres not enough rhythm lessons out there so this is great, thank you Eddie

[@oktayx189]

signal music studio has a whole pay-whatever rhythm course. 50something lessons. Highly recommend.

[@rayfabris2512]

this is awesome great lesson ty btw I use a green box ts9dx you can get a metal tone or a stevie ray blues dirt and in between as a metal head I use the stevie ray setting go figure 😮lol

[@richardralston3886]

This is too cool ! A friend sent me a video of an old hit & miss motor that had a neat rhythm to it and said , " nice beat just need a guitar playing to it " So yep , guess what I'm doing ....the very thing you're talking about with a unique rhythm source !! 👍

[@Texean11]

Happy to see you take this on. I have come across many guitarists that just don’t seem to keep a rhythm but also misunderstand why others can’t play with them. Or don’t focus on improving this piece of their playing along with their chording 👍

[@ambroseharper8316]

Great lesson 👍

[@realgoodfishes]

Great lesson!!! Everyone wants you to play them a song! Much better if you can just make up your own and even get them to collaborate.

[@davidallen527]

It doesn't get any better than this. Thanks, Eddie

[@michaelj.morris1979]

Always learn from your videos, even though I am a beginner. Please keep those coming!!!

[@rickrevoir1683]

Ooof yeah. I love it when you throw some chord change in or dig something and you make that cool happy sound. Thanks Eddie !!

[@MegaTechnoteacher]

I Love your Tele!

[@ultimateinspirationguitar]

Great very well made vids (I'm a lifetime guitar teacher, but I'm just getting my KZbin channel started and making vids is not easy!). Cheers from Canada!

[@mspalding100]

Thank you Eddie, this was a great lesson, I have had a huge issue with timing and I believe your lesson will level me up! Thank you!

[@stephenmitchell4407]

Great examples of how rhythm changes the feel/vibe of the same set of chords

[@steelball6543]

Outstanding lesson !!! Keep them coming. Clear, clean and concise!

[@jeffthomas7620]

Excellent lesson. Thanks.

[@pKova55]

4:32 - Bounce right to it, If you are impatient like me🤪🤣

[@bryantcochran5065]

Love this lesson, I love to play rhythm guitar and throw in some riffs that lead to the chord change. From there, I can flow into a lead run before slipping back into rhythm.

[@Itsme-ni9jk]

I'll bet you never play in ,key of "F Don't lie

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Exactly. Thanks for this video.

[@chrisambrose8838]

Sounds like the beginning to Wooden Ships by CSN . 👍🙋‍♂️🖖🏻

[@whiteyshred4330]

11:56 reminded me of limo wreck by soundgarden

[@woodsey52]

Glad somebody explains this. I've always told people I am a guitar drummer...they just look at me funny.

[@TheHesseJames]

Guitar is a percussive instrument in nature.

[@TheChicagoTodd]

Great lesson Eddie!

[@t.c.parsonsnolongerfallen6488]

Great video,thanks man

[@ik2476]

My Dad was a great rhythm player and singer, and later learned bass.

[@peterscharf3990]

Hey Eddie what brand is that Tele

[@OnwardAndEdward]

It's a custom tele built by Ian Anderson of IA Guitars

[@Wordzwurth]

Your "mute slash rhythm" reminds me of Voodoo child intro or wooden ships intro

[@MrDanamch]

Yeah, my first thought when I heard that muted strumming was the intro to Wooden Ships!

[@MichelleWettstein]

I like your guitar . who is it made by.

[@OnwardAndEdward]

Thanks! It's a build by Ian Anderson of IA Guitars

[@ojaisherpa]

That guitar makes my GASflare up. Sell it to me Edward😂

[@ravish3802]

What about writing the rhythm out with accents and D U

[@briang5586]

What key has Bm A and G

[@AP05AP]

D?

[@scottwheeler7615]

Yeah, b minor the relative minor of D

[@uhohfinellio]

i play rhythm guitar but I don't use a pick. i can't switch back and forth between plucking and strumming, and open my hand slap the guitar for percussion sounds if I hold a pick. i go from strumming to grabbing 2 or 3 strings at the same time, pluck then strum, back forth throughout the songs. can make alot more sounds this way.

[@michaelj.morris1979]

@guitarmasterymethod Thanks again!