Lead Guitar Lesson - How to Play the Guitar Riff From Glasgow kiss by John Petrucci
- 10 years ago
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In this guitar lesson, our female teacher Alejandra, will teach you a cool guitar riff from the song Glasgow Kiss by John Petrucci.
John Petrucci was born in July 12th in 1967 in New York, U.S.A. He is a guitar player and composer best known as a founding member of the progressive band Dream Theater. He also has a solo album called Suspended animation. Petrucci was involved in the project G3 touring all over the world. He also has been named by several magazines as one of the best rock and metal guitarist of the world.
So, today´s lesson is about this cool guitar riff from the song Glasgow kiss from his solo album Suspended animation. It´s a hard one so please start very slow at first and then start adding speed gradually with a metronome.
Ok, hope this helps and don´t forget to come up with your own ideas, which is the best advice for starting to find `your´ unique sound and style. That is all for today...
Also I suggest that you keep enjoying and learning from Alejandra and all the staff at Guitarcontrol.com! Where? In our free guitar lessons at www.youtube.com/guitarcontrol
Click on the link above to get the tabs for this video! GO!
In this guitar lesson, our female teacher Alejandra, will teach you a cool guitar riff from the song Glasgow Kiss by John Petrucci.
John Petrucci was born in July 12th in 1967 in New York, U.S.A. He is a guitar player and composer best known as a founding member of the progressive band Dream Theater. He also has a solo album called Suspended animation. Petrucci was involved in the project G3 touring all over the world. He also has been named by several magazines as one of the best rock and metal guitarist of the world.
So, today´s lesson is about this cool guitar riff from the song Glasgow kiss from his solo album Suspended animation. It´s a hard one so please start very slow at first and then start adding speed gradually with a metronome.
Ok, hope this helps and don´t forget to come up with your own ideas, which is the best advice for starting to find `your´ unique sound and style. That is all for today...
Also I suggest that you keep enjoying and learning from Alejandra and all the staff at Guitarcontrol.com! Where? In our free guitar lessons at www.youtube.com/guitarcontrol