Chords for How to play BEATIN THE ODDS - MOLLY HATCHET - Guitar Lesson by Mike Gross
Tempo:
171.25 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
C
G
C#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C#]
[A] [C] [D]
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[F#m] [D] What up guys, Mike Gross, rocking guitars.com.
That's Molly [C#] Hatchet with Beating the Odds, per request of 1thesian, S-I-A-N, if I got that right.
It's an older [A#] request, it just got to it.
Tune standard and here's what's happening.
It's got that old blues, [G] you know, type of [A] progression.
[C]
[C#] So [Cm] you'll probably [A#] recognize this if you've played the blues [F] before, but they're just
doing a variation.
There's tons of variations of this type of progression.
[G#]
Open A, 2nd fret D, hit strings 5 and [A] 4, and then 2 open A's.
[A]
Then hit the 4th fret D, and then [F#] 2 open A's.
And then 5th fret [Gm] D.
[E] So, [G] [G#] [A]
[Em] short rest there, [A] open A, 4th fret [F#] D, [A]
[C#] [G]
choose what fingers [C] you
want to use on this, go 3A, hammer to the 4th fret, hammer on, do that twice.
[C#] [A] So we got,
[C#] [A] start it over, [Am] up to the [Em] 5th fret D, and then go A, [A] D, and [G] then back to the
A.
And then we're going to hit a D chord, 5A, [D] 7D, 7G.
So, that's the first one.
[E] Okay, the next one starts the same way, [A] up
[G]
to [Am] the 5th fret D, and then you go [D]
[G] 0, 3, [A] on the A, [D] and then 5A, 7D, 7G, it's a D chord. Move it a whole step flat [C] to 3, 5, 5, A, D, and G. So that little, that'd be a good [Am] subgroup just going. [D] [C] [D] [C]
So here's that [N] whole first progression that goes on for a long [A] time. [D]
[A]
[G] Okay? [Em] Then, when it does change, you go like this. [A] [D]
[C] [Em] So 3, 5 on the E, [A] [C] 3A, and then [A] 5, 3E, [G] [Am] and [G#] then open A, 2nd fret D, hit [A] them together. [D#] [C]
[A]
[C] And then 5A, 7D, [D] 7G, let it ring, and then hit it again, [C] and move it over to 3, 5, 5, A, D, G. So, [A] and [D] [C]
then start it over [E] from the 3rd fret A, [C] [G] and then [F#] 5E, 3E, [A] and then open A, 2nd fret D, and then two of them like you did before. [D]
[E] And then you actually then hit a G [G] major. Did I [A] sound out of tune? [G]
[A]
[E] Maybe not. [C] [A]
[D]
[C] [A]
[G]
[E] Oh yeah, you'll finish it off the A5 power chord, [A] then you go to G. [G] And that G is 3E, 2A, open D, [F] open G, 3B, 3E, or you can go open B, [G] 3E. Okay? So that's [A#] Molly Hatchet. [N] What was the name of the song? Beating the Odds. Thanks for being very patient on this request, because it was on a paper from quite a while ago. If you have questions, let me know. Make sure you're tuned standard, and then you can play along with this stuff. I try to get these the exact way the bands are playing them for you guys. Keep in mind, if you want to play along with it, and you go to a live concert, a lot of times these bands tune down a half step. So I usually go for the studio versions of these songs. My website, rockinguitarlessons.com, coming soon, $25 a month to join. It's going to be a cool site, a lot of jam tracks, and just a pick up your guitar and learn type site. Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel, and once you do that, send me your favorite songs. I'll get them for you the way these bands are doing them. If you want to personalize your lessons, my Skype name is Rocking Guitar Lessons. Yep, I'm teaching on Skype. It's $50 an hour, or $25 for a half an hour. We can work on what you want to work on. Fine tune your playing. Nothing is better than getting personal lessons from a professional. I've been doing it since 1992, full time, just teaching. So I know how to get results out of my students. I'm kicked back with it. We can change it up from week to week if you want. Add me only if you're going to be doing the lessons. Once again, my Skype name is Rocking Guitar Lessons. And my PayPal email is tvxpunk at awl.com if you'd like to make a donation to this channel. It doesn't happen a lot, but when it does, thank you, you guys. It makes it one step closer to me being exclusive to doing these YouTube lessons. I love doing them, big time. So if you can't, that's okay. Still love you. Just spread the word, man. Mike Gross, rockingguitarlessons.com, youtube.com, that's rockingguitarlessons1. Till next time, I'm Mike Gross. See you later. [A] [D]
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[F#m] [D] What up guys, Mike Gross, rocking guitars.com.
That's Molly [C#] Hatchet with Beating the Odds, per request of 1thesian, S-I-A-N, if I got that right.
It's an older [A#] request, it just got to it.
Tune standard and here's what's happening.
It's got that old blues, [G] you know, type of [A] progression.
[C]
[C#] So [Cm] you'll probably [A#] recognize this if you've played the blues [F] before, but they're just
doing a variation.
There's tons of variations of this type of progression.
[G#]
Open A, 2nd fret D, hit strings 5 and [A] 4, and then 2 open A's.
[A]
Then hit the 4th fret D, and then [F#] 2 open A's.
And then 5th fret [Gm] D.
[E] So, [G] [G#] [A]
[Em] short rest there, [A] open A, 4th fret [F#] D, [A]
[C#] [G]
choose what fingers [C] you
want to use on this, go 3A, hammer to the 4th fret, hammer on, do that twice.
[C#] [A] So we got,
[C#] [A] start it over, [Am] up to the [Em] 5th fret D, and then go A, [A] D, and [G] then back to the
A.
And then we're going to hit a D chord, 5A, [D] 7D, 7G.
So, that's the first one.
[E] Okay, the next one starts the same way, [A] up
[G]
to [Am] the 5th fret D, and then you go [D]
[G] 0, 3, [A] on the A, [D] and then 5A, 7D, 7G, it's a D chord. Move it a whole step flat [C] to 3, 5, 5, A, D, and G. So that little, that'd be a good [Am] subgroup just going. [D] [C] [D] [C]
So here's that [N] whole first progression that goes on for a long [A] time. [D]
[A]
[G] Okay? [Em] Then, when it does change, you go like this. [A] [D]
[C] [Em] So 3, 5 on the E, [A] [C] 3A, and then [A] 5, 3E, [G] [Am] and [G#] then open A, 2nd fret D, hit [A] them together. [D#] [C]
[A]
[C] And then 5A, 7D, [D] 7G, let it ring, and then hit it again, [C] and move it over to 3, 5, 5, A, D, G. So, [A] and [D] [C]
then start it over [E] from the 3rd fret A, [C] [G] and then [F#] 5E, 3E, [A] and then open A, 2nd fret D, and then two of them like you did before. [D]
[E] And then you actually then hit a G [G] major. Did I [A] sound out of tune? [G]
[A]
[E] Maybe not. [C] [A]
[D]
[C] [A]
[G]
[E] Oh yeah, you'll finish it off the A5 power chord, [A] then you go to G. [G] And that G is 3E, 2A, open D, [F] open G, 3B, 3E, or you can go open B, [G] 3E. Okay? So that's [A#] Molly Hatchet. [N] What was the name of the song? Beating the Odds. Thanks for being very patient on this request, because it was on a paper from quite a while ago. If you have questions, let me know. Make sure you're tuned standard, and then you can play along with this stuff. I try to get these the exact way the bands are playing them for you guys. Keep in mind, if you want to play along with it, and you go to a live concert, a lot of times these bands tune down a half step. So I usually go for the studio versions of these songs. My website, rockinguitarlessons.com, coming soon, $25 a month to join. It's going to be a cool site, a lot of jam tracks, and just a pick up your guitar and learn type site. Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel, and once you do that, send me your favorite songs. I'll get them for you the way these bands are doing them. If you want to personalize your lessons, my Skype name is Rocking Guitar Lessons. Yep, I'm teaching on Skype. It's $50 an hour, or $25 for a half an hour. We can work on what you want to work on. Fine tune your playing. Nothing is better than getting personal lessons from a professional. I've been doing it since 1992, full time, just teaching. So I know how to get results out of my students. I'm kicked back with it. We can change it up from week to week if you want. Add me only if you're going to be doing the lessons. Once again, my Skype name is Rocking Guitar Lessons. And my PayPal email is tvxpunk at awl.com if you'd like to make a donation to this channel. It doesn't happen a lot, but when it does, thank you, you guys. It makes it one step closer to me being exclusive to doing these YouTube lessons. I love doing them, big time. So if you can't, that's okay. Still love you. Just spread the word, man. Mike Gross, rockingguitarlessons.com, youtube.com, that's rockingguitarlessons1. Till next time, I'm Mike Gross. See you later. [A] [D]
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[F#m] _ [D] What up guys, Mike Gross, rocking guitars.com.
That's Molly [C#] Hatchet _ with Beating the Odds, per request of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1thesian, _ _ _ S-I-A-N, if I got that right.
It's an older [A#] request, it just got to it.
Tune standard and here's what's happening.
It's got that old blues, [G] you know, type of [A] progression. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ _ [C#] So [Cm] you'll probably [A#] recognize this if you've played the blues [F] before, but they're just
doing a variation.
There's tons of variations of this type of progression.
[G#] _
Open A, 2nd fret D, hit strings 5 and [A] 4, _ _ and then 2 open A's.
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
Then hit the 4th fret D, _ _ _ _ _ and then [F#] 2 open A's. _
And then 5th fret [Gm] D.
_ [E] So, _ [G] _ _ [G#] _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Em] short rest there, [A] open A, _ _ _ 4th fret [F#] D, _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C#] _ _ _ [G] _
choose what fingers [C] you
want to use on this, go 3A, hammer to the 4th fret, hammer on, do that twice.
[C#] _ _ _ _ [A] So we got, _ _
_ _ _ [C#] _ _ _ [A] start it over, _ _ _ [Am] _ _ up to the [Em] 5th fret D, and then go A, [A] D, _ _ and _ [G] then back to the
A.
And then we're going to hit a D chord, 5A, _ [D] 7D, 7G. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ So, that's the first one.
[E] Okay, the next one starts the same way, [A] _ _ up _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
to [Am] the 5th fret D, and then you go [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] 0, _ _ 3, [A] on the A, _ _ [D] and then 5A, 7D, 7G, it's a D chord. _ Move it a whole step flat [C] to 3, 5, 5, A, D, and G. So that little, that'd be a good [Am] subgroup just going. [D] _ [C] _ _ _ _ [D] _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _
So here's that [N] whole first progression that goes on for a long [A] time. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ Okay? _ [Em] _ _ _ Then, when it does change, you go _ like this. [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ [Em] So 3, 5 on the E, [A] _ _ _ [C] 3A, _ _ _ _ and then [A] 5, 3E, [G] _ _ [Am] and _ _ _ [G#] then open A, 2nd fret D, hit [A] them together. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ [D#] _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] And then 5A, 7D, [D] 7G, _ _ _ let it ring, and then hit it again, [C] _ _ and move it over to 3, 5, 5, A, D, G. So, [A] _ _ _ _ and _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
then start it over [E] from the 3rd fret A, _ _ [C] _ _ _ [G] _ and then [F#] 5E, 3E, [A] _ _ _ _ and then open A, 2nd fret D, _ _ and then two of them like you did before. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
[E] And then you actually then hit a G [G] major. _ _ _ _ _ Did I [A] sound out of tune? _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ [E] _ _ _ Maybe not. [C] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ [E] Oh yeah, you'll finish it off the A5 power chord, [A] then you go to G. _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ And that G is 3E, 2A, open D, [F] open G, _ 3B, 3E, or you can go open B, [G] 3E. _ Okay? So that's [A#] Molly Hatchet. _ [N] What was the name of the song? Beating the Odds. Thanks for being very patient on this request, because it was on a paper from quite a while ago. _ If you have questions, let me know. Make sure you're tuned standard, and then you can play along with this stuff. _ I try to get these the exact way the bands are playing them for you guys. Keep in mind, if you want to play along with it, and you go to a live concert, a lot of times these bands tune down a half step. _ _ So I usually go for the studio versions of these songs. _ _ _ _ My website, rockinguitarlessons.com, coming soon, $25 a month to join. It's going to be a cool site, a lot of jam tracks, and just a pick up your guitar and learn type site. _ Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel, _ _ and once you do that, send me your favorite songs. I'll get them for you the way these bands are doing them. If you want to personalize your lessons, my Skype name is Rocking Guitar Lessons. Yep, I'm teaching on Skype. _ _ It's $50 an hour, or $25 for a half an hour. We can work on what you want to work on. Fine tune your playing. _ Nothing is better than getting personal lessons _ from a professional. I've been doing it since 1992, _ full time, just teaching. So I know how to get results out of my students. _ _ I'm kicked back with it. We can change it up from week to week if you want. Add me only if you're going to be doing the lessons. Once again, my Skype name is Rocking Guitar Lessons. And my PayPal email is tvxpunk at awl.com if you'd like to make a donation to this channel. It doesn't happen a lot, but when it does, thank you, you guys. It makes it one step closer to me being exclusive to doing these _ _ YouTube lessons. I love doing them, _ big time. _ _ So if you can't, that's okay. Still love you. _ Just spread the word, man. Mike Gross, _ rockingguitarlessons.com, youtube.com, that's rockingguitarlessons1. Till next time, I'm Mike Gross. See you later. [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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[F#m] _ [D] What up guys, Mike Gross, rocking guitars.com.
That's Molly [C#] Hatchet _ with Beating the Odds, per request of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1thesian, _ _ _ S-I-A-N, if I got that right.
It's an older [A#] request, it just got to it.
Tune standard and here's what's happening.
It's got that old blues, [G] you know, type of [A] progression. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ _ [C#] So [Cm] you'll probably [A#] recognize this if you've played the blues [F] before, but they're just
doing a variation.
There's tons of variations of this type of progression.
[G#] _
Open A, 2nd fret D, hit strings 5 and [A] 4, _ _ and then 2 open A's.
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
Then hit the 4th fret D, _ _ _ _ _ and then [F#] 2 open A's. _
And then 5th fret [Gm] D.
_ [E] So, _ [G] _ _ [G#] _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Em] short rest there, [A] open A, _ _ _ 4th fret [F#] D, _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C#] _ _ _ [G] _
choose what fingers [C] you
want to use on this, go 3A, hammer to the 4th fret, hammer on, do that twice.
[C#] _ _ _ _ [A] So we got, _ _
_ _ _ [C#] _ _ _ [A] start it over, _ _ _ [Am] _ _ up to the [Em] 5th fret D, and then go A, [A] D, _ _ and _ [G] then back to the
A.
And then we're going to hit a D chord, 5A, _ [D] 7D, 7G. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ So, that's the first one.
[E] Okay, the next one starts the same way, [A] _ _ up _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
to [Am] the 5th fret D, and then you go [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] 0, _ _ 3, [A] on the A, _ _ [D] and then 5A, 7D, 7G, it's a D chord. _ Move it a whole step flat [C] to 3, 5, 5, A, D, and G. So that little, that'd be a good [Am] subgroup just going. [D] _ [C] _ _ _ _ [D] _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _
So here's that [N] whole first progression that goes on for a long [A] time. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ Okay? _ [Em] _ _ _ Then, when it does change, you go _ like this. [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ [Em] So 3, 5 on the E, [A] _ _ _ [C] 3A, _ _ _ _ and then [A] 5, 3E, [G] _ _ [Am] and _ _ _ [G#] then open A, 2nd fret D, hit [A] them together. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D#] _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] And then 5A, 7D, [D] 7G, _ _ _ let it ring, and then hit it again, [C] _ _ and move it over to 3, 5, 5, A, D, G. So, [A] _ _ _ _ and _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
then start it over [E] from the 3rd fret A, _ _ [C] _ _ _ [G] _ and then [F#] 5E, 3E, [A] _ _ _ _ and then open A, 2nd fret D, _ _ and then two of them like you did before. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
[E] And then you actually then hit a G [G] major. _ _ _ _ _ Did I [A] sound out of tune? _ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ [E] _ _ _ Maybe not. [C] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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[C] _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ [E] Oh yeah, you'll finish it off the A5 power chord, [A] then you go to G. _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ And that G is 3E, 2A, open D, [F] open G, _ 3B, 3E, or you can go open B, [G] 3E. _ Okay? So that's [A#] Molly Hatchet. _ [N] What was the name of the song? Beating the Odds. Thanks for being very patient on this request, because it was on a paper from quite a while ago. _ If you have questions, let me know. Make sure you're tuned standard, and then you can play along with this stuff. _ I try to get these the exact way the bands are playing them for you guys. Keep in mind, if you want to play along with it, and you go to a live concert, a lot of times these bands tune down a half step. _ _ So I usually go for the studio versions of these songs. _ _ _ _ My website, rockinguitarlessons.com, coming soon, $25 a month to join. It's going to be a cool site, a lot of jam tracks, and just a pick up your guitar and learn type site. _ Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel, _ _ and once you do that, send me your favorite songs. I'll get them for you the way these bands are doing them. If you want to personalize your lessons, my Skype name is Rocking Guitar Lessons. Yep, I'm teaching on Skype. _ _ It's $50 an hour, or $25 for a half an hour. We can work on what you want to work on. Fine tune your playing. _ Nothing is better than getting personal lessons _ from a professional. I've been doing it since 1992, _ full time, just teaching. So I know how to get results out of my students. _ _ I'm kicked back with it. We can change it up from week to week if you want. Add me only if you're going to be doing the lessons. Once again, my Skype name is Rocking Guitar Lessons. And my PayPal email is tvxpunk at awl.com if you'd like to make a donation to this channel. It doesn't happen a lot, but when it does, thank you, you guys. It makes it one step closer to me being exclusive to doing these _ _ YouTube lessons. I love doing them, _ big time. _ _ So if you can't, that's okay. Still love you. _ Just spread the word, man. Mike Gross, _ rockingguitarlessons.com, youtube.com, that's rockingguitarlessons1. Till next time, I'm Mike Gross. See you later. [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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