- Course Introduction
What you'll learn
- play more than 100 guitar licks in the style of 1950s rockabilly/rock and roll
- transpose and alter those licks to incorperate them into their own songs
- recognize various chord shapes and scales
Description
if you started to play some rock'n'roll and rockabilly, but you have a hard time to figure out what your heroes played in the songs you love. Or you might be stuck with the same licks that you play over and over, and you're looking for new inspirations. Then is the right course for you! I searched my archives to teach a you a wide selection of classic and obscure licks and phrases. We will start pretty simple, but you'll learn also some advanced licks and concepts.
In this course you'll learn
- 30 rockabilly intros as played by Scotty Moore, Carl Perkins, Cliff Gallup and others
- 38 solo ideas by mainly obscure but fantastic guitar players
- the theory behind the licks and learn how to modify them
- how to use augmented, diminished and dissonant ideas
- 15 intro to slow songs
- 11 rock'n'roll endings
- 8 of my favourite licks that I play in my own compositions
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Información sobre el Instructor
- 4.79 Calificación
- 4378 Estudiantes
- 12 Cursos
Randy Richter
Guitar Player, Teacher, Specialized in 1950s Rock and Roll
My name is Randy Richter, I was born in 1974 in Rostock, Germany. At age 16 I started to teach myself how to play the guitar. Shortly after I played shows around my hometown and in 1996 I became a full time professional musician. With my band Randy Rich and The Poor Boys we've toured all over Europe and the US and appeared on the biggest festivals in the scene. Due to our excellent skills and our love to the authentic sound of the 1950s I had the chance to play and record with many of the original rockabilly legends like Janis Martin, Glenn Honeycutt, Eddie Bond and Glen Glenn.
In 2005 I started to teach guitar to some local students. Because of the fun I was having doing that I extended this part of my job even further and now I'm also teaching people online via Skype. With my Rockabilly Guitar Video Lessons I have the chance to share my knowledge and my passion for the music of the 1950s to thankful students everywhere in the world.
Student feedback
4.79
Course Rating
Reviews
Ron Blomquist
05-05-2021
it's just what I always wanted in a guitar course.. i love the music of fifties rockabilly!
Santos Mayo Sáez
20-01-2021
Ok
Joseph Lipman
07-12-2020
Cool beens. Good stuff
Lindsay R Morrison
29-11-2020
the intros are easy compared to what I have been learning from Damian Bacci but the intros so far fill in my knowledge of Rockabilly songs and intros.