Now onto Riff Number 2. This comes from both Taxman by The Beatles and also Start by The Jam. Again they are in the Key of E, using notes from the Em Pentatonic scale. This is a simple Riff, but this time we’re just adding a little more to our right hand practice with some string picking and left hand, with sting stopping.
So here it is! Let me know what you think by leaving me a comment at the bottom of the page.
And if you enjoy this, then i’m sure you’ll love everything we’ve got in the Membership site. For more details on this, just click the button on the image below. Thanks, and I’ll be posting the first tuition lesson tomorrow. Andy.
The next tutorial video will be out tomorrow. Let me know what you think by leaving me a comment at the bottom of the page.
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May 9, 2012 at 7:41 am
Leave A Reply (5 comments So Far)
John-Barry Murphy
108 days ago
Thanks Andy. You’re a constant encouragement to me. I’ve been struggling to work out the “Tax Man” riff and now, thanks to you, I can play it.
Cheers.
J-B
Jon
108 days ago
Hi Andy,
I like the ethos of what you’re doing here, somewhat different approach to other sites. Just one point – you state that ‘Taxman’/'Start’ are in the Key of E and that you’ll be using the Em pent scale. Technically, I believe, that’ll mean it’s actually in the key of G major (or E minor). People are often not clear and they say something like “oh, it’s in ‘A’” (for example), without stating major or minor. This isn’t just being pedantic – major & minor are two different things and I know this really confused me when I started out. You may wish to check my comments with someone well versed in music theory…
Jim
110 days ago
Hi,
You sure make it look easy.
steve
110 days ago
Although I am already a subscriber to the infinity package, keep up these type of videos. They are very informative and useful. Many thanks
Dickie Heart
111 days ago
wikkid Andy Thanx a lot