| October 8th, 2005 10:23 PM |
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| Daethgod |
Ok, got my guitar teach into teh Stones and Ronnie and Keef
now..
what 2 or 3 songs do u think best show off the 'guitar' when it comes to the Stones..
songs that maybe my guitar teacher can teach me, or get inspired by..
Im playing ' If You really Want To Be My Friend'.. , YCAGWYW', As Tears Go By', and a few others..
so how about it, yer i know there are a few ' best solo' threads running, but if i were to make a few CDs featuring the Stones at their gettar best (acoustic and electric riffing) what would fellow RO'ers recommend ??
I'll start :
Crazy Mamma
Dead Flowers
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| October 8th, 2005 10:53 PM |
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| glencar |
1 Hit to the body |
| October 8th, 2005 11:01 PM |
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| exile |
Brown Sugar
Crazy Mama
Soul Survivor
Monkey Man
If you cant rock me
Shes So Cold
SLAVE
I always loved the guitar in "Dance Little Sister"
Fingerprint File is different and cool
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| October 8th, 2005 11:50 PM |
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| Starbuck |
this is easy.
for the electric: Satisfaction, HTW, Brown Sugar, JJF. going deep, jiving sister fanny.
for the acoustic: play with fire, angie, lady jane, as tears go by. possibly sweet virginia as well (a personal favorite to play).
keith's gift to rock music was the riff. well, that was actually chuck berry's gift, but keith took it and ran with it. the crafting of riffs is what keith did best. learning the above riffs will help you to get a clearer understanding of keith's style.
the acoustic numbers will help you learn your finger pickin'! |
| October 9th, 2005 01:05 AM |
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| Taptrick |
Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Fingerprint File
Stop Breaking Down
Venitlator Blues
Hey Negrita
Sway
Midnight Rambler
Stray Cat Blues
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| October 9th, 2005 02:54 AM |
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| Chris74 |
For the Acoustic Angie is very good - Lots of G sus/ G accord switching - Keith often uses that. Also Sweet Virginia - its a typical Country Beat - Keith was influenced a lot by Country Rock music. Love in Vain from from the Stripped Album is a very good example - it's played with trioles - typical for Blues, wonderful song and the philosophy less playing is more.
Look also for example at Chuck Berry songs - when you learn it from the roots it can help you a lot. In "Nadine" you find patterns that will be in many stones songs. And the Berriysh chords - double stop technique is very important (for example in Johny B. Goode and Back in the USA)
Chris
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