Chords for Learn how to play John lee Hooker blues inspired guitar song Boogie Chillen style lesson

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Hi, this is Jeffrey Paul Ross for nextlevelguitar.com. Continuing with our [G#] _ Inspired By series,
we're going to do a boogie riff in the key of A, and this thing has been around since the late 40s,
early 50s.
It probably goes back further than that.
A lot of rock bands _ use this device,
you know, British rock bands like Savoy Brown and [A] Texas [C#] bands.
This will entail going back and
forth from a _ _ _
[B] pumping rhythm thing [Am] _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ to [F#] playing these kind of boogie [Am] _ _ [A] _ bass _ riffs.
Now, if you
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[F#] So, once again, we're in the key of A,
and we're in the first position A chord, [A] and we're going to play it with a bar, _ just like [D] that. _ _ _
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_ So, we'll start with that riff. _ _ _
_ Now, I'm using my thumb and my fingers.
You can use [D] a pick and your fingers.
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_ _ _ _ _ [E] Now, we're going to start.
[F#] It's quite a reach for some of you, but we're going to come up [A] here
holding this A bar [B] chord.
We're going to come up here with our little finger on the A string on the
fifth fret, _ and what [Cm] we're going to [D] do is we're going to hit [A] that note, then we're going to hit
either these two notes, _ or you can hit all three of those. _
[Am] _ _ _ _ [B] Okay, so, _
_ [Am] _ _ [G#] you're going to drop [F#m] down.
Now, we're going to hold this chord
throughout the whole [C] pattern.
The next one is you're going to go from your little finger down
to your second finger, [Am] _
_ _ and _ [B] the same [C] thing.
You're going to hit the note and then [B] the chord, _ _ _
[A] _ _ and then you're going to hit the open A string, _ and then the [G] chord.
Then you're going to go down
to [Bm] _ _ _ _ the low E string, [F#] and you're going to hit the G [Em] note on the low E string.
Once again,
you hit the [A] note and the chord, [D] _ _ _ _ [A]
and _ _ _ then you're going to hit the open A string again, and the
chord, _ [F#] and then after [A] the open A string [C] and the chord, _ _ you're going to put your second finger
down on the third fret on the A string again.
[A] _ _ So, you see _ I'm [F#m] keeping that going [D] throughout
that bass [Am] riff.
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Then you can intersperse _ _ this little A7 chord, and you've already got the bar
there, _ so you just [G] put your third finger there on that G note on the high E string.
[A] _ You [G#] do that
seven times.
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_ _ _ You can intersperse a [C] lot of [D] notes.
Once you get that pattern [Am] established, _ _ _
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[A] _ _ [Am] _ _ _ [Em] _ _ [B] _
_ stuff like that, [A] _ _ [B] _
[G] pulling down on that low G [A] note.
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Do that.
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[Am] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ [C] So, _ there's that C note again with your second finger,
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and you're hitting that [A] chord, [F#] but in this note, now I'm down on the D string on the fourth fret
with my third finger.
_ _ _ [F#m] You can [Am] go back and forth like that.
[F#m] _ _ _ _ [G] If you want to get tricky, then you can go up there _ _ _ with your [F#m] little finger. _
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_ _ _ [G] So, once again, this has been Jeffrey Paul Ross for NextLevelGuitar.com,
reminding you that we have over a thousand types of guitar lessons, starting with beginners, _
then intermediate, and on up through advanced.
So, we'll see you next time.
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