How to Play Johnny B Goode on Guitar - Chuck Berry Guitar Lesson
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How to Play Johnny B Goode on Guitar - Chuck Berry Guitar Lesson
Any guitar player can attest to the importance of the mark Chuck Berry has left on the world of rock and roll and the influence he’s had on many guitar players. Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones and Angus Young are just two of them. IN this awesome Guitar Control lesson, Sean Daniel breaks down one of the best known Chuck Berry songs and shows you how to play Johnny B Goode on guitar.
Learning how to play Johnny B Goode on guitar is really like taking a lesson in the blues. The song is based around a blues shuffle. Sean breaks down the killer licks for you and shows you how to play Chuck Berry on guitar by showing you the basic elements of playing guitar that Chuck Berry uses in all his music. If you examine Johnny B goode and compare it to other Chuck Berry songs, you’ll quickly see some of the patterns that are throughout Chuck Berry’s music. Learning how to play Chuck Berry songs on guitar is easy once you understand these cool Chuck Berry guitar techniques. The Johnny B Goode guitar solo is a stunning example of how to play like Chuck Berry on guitar.
If you are a guitar player, chances are you want to learn to play guitar like Chuck Berry, Sean shows you how to play Johnny B Goode on guitar and shows you some of the rhythm patterns and lead licks that really signify how Chuck Berry plays guitar. This is an awesome Chuck Berry guitar lesson. Crank up your guitar and take it back to where some of the greatest rock licks in history were born. Learn to play Johnny B Goode by Chuck Berry. This is a great song for a beginner to learn. It isn’t too difficult and it’s a lot of fun to play. Not only that, crank it up at a party and everybody will join in.
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I really like your consistent repetition on going back over from the beginning. It helps really drive it into ones mind.
One of the best guitar lessons for this song on TH-cam. Great job man!
One little note about this : during the turnaround, there is no walkdown through V, IV, I. Chuck hangs on the V for an extra bar and then jumps right back down to the I. This is probably the one thing that so many people get wrong about most of Chuck Berry's songs, but for those of us who know his stuff, this is one of Chuck's signature things.
Cool. Thanks for that.
Truly worthwhile and enjoyable lesson. Very well explained and just the right pace
Thanks so much Rod!
Love the color of that guitar
Hands down one of the best lessons of Johnny B Goode thanks
Good lesson, but: Wikipedia: The opening guitar riff of "Johnny B. Goode" is essentially a note-for-note copy of the opening single-note solo on Louis Jordan's "Ain't That Just Like a Woman" (1946), played by guitarist Carl Hogan.[7] That's true. I have a CD with all of Carl Hogan's work with LJ. And Chuck was 32 when he recorded Johnny B. Goode. He played it in Ab but the studio sped it up to B so Chuck would sound younger.
Great lesson. Good to see the authenticity of Chuck Berry's nuances and playing style clearly shown here.
Thank you. Keep watching.
Thanks so much Richard! Glad you liked it!
It's a good lesson. If it was a great lesson it would show you the correct way to play like Chuck Berry played it. th-cam.com/video/TC2Gpknodg0/w-d-xo.html
Fabulous lesson!
Thanks Patrick! You can get access to many more free lessons and tabs here.
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BEST CHUCK BARRY (LOL) TUT ON THE TUBE EVER. THANK Q. SO BERRY MUCH !
This is best technical but simple lesson I have ever watched. Great job!
That was a great delivery of instruction.
Thanks John H, glad you enjoyed the video:)
Great demonstration of this complicated signature song by Chuck, I’m picking up quite a portion of the riff tonite. Thanks bro
One of the most accurate and detailed lessons on You Tube ---Excellent !!! Please do some early Trower (1975 )
Thanks for watching.
Brilliant lesson. Thanks
Sean thank you the lesson I really enjoyed it.
Very helpful thank you Mr. Daniels
Hi Sean- Love to see you rocking the blues!
Beginner here, trying to learn it on a Les Paul. Thank you for the video. Love your guitar btw. Great coloring.
great lesson thanks man
Thanks Tommy Edge, glad you enjoyed the video:)
Liked and subbed!
Nice going I like it job well done
Great lesson on a classic. Good insight thx
Thanks Stephen. You can get access to many more free lessons and tabs here.
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I was doing this with Justin Guitar. I just happened to come across it. You Tube is so helpful that it sent your lesson from 5 yrs ago to my queue. So I learned it by that. Just gotta figure out how the vocals come in
great lesson! always wanted to learn rite way to play that!
Thanks Drew. You can get access to many more free lessons and tabs here.
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Great lesson.
Thanks Allan. You can get access to many more free lessons and tabs here.
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Thank you. 👍.
poor chuck berry 😢🎸❤👏 amem to his soul
Poor? What happened to him that was so bad? The dude lived a charmed life!
Super Sean! Thanks so much buddy. This is at the top of my list to get a handle on. If I can even come close to you with speed, timing and all the rest l will certainly feel like I'm getting somewhere. It's going to take a while but I'm gonna get it. Thanks for sharing it Maestro.
Dave in the Adirondacks
Thanks David Douglas, glad you enjoyed the video:)
You'll for sure get it David! Keep up the good practice!
Nice guitar colour!!
Yea love the colour of your guitar , where can I get one😎👍🍺🏄♂️🎸
Thanks, Sean Daniel! Goode job! Microbursts!
Thanks Nicholas. You can get access to many more free lessons and tabs here.
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The best
Great job
Thanks! You can get access to many more free lessons and tabs here.
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It's your kids marty!
Great job and I love that Tele curious about the color and the way it looks like you may have sanded it a little for texture look but it may just be the lighting but it looks cool tho
People are more interested in stuff like guitars than in playing them.
@@johnnydelmar what's that suppose to meen I complimented your guitar as well as say cool job, so I don't know what that was supposed to meen?
I think the semi-hollow epiphone dot, or some like, is the machine for this fabulous tune. Cant quite capture the vibe on any solid body guitar.
Why are you more into guitars than in learning to play them? th-cam.com/video/TC2Gpknodg0/w-d-xo.html
Very nice.
Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Sean Daniel
Cheers Sean. Always found it hard to get every lick right on this classic, cos every1 I know plays JBG wrong!
I don't like doing covers wrong!
So i open my TH-cam and click subscriptions. I browse the images for updated videos. I see big red background, and big white letters (normal Guitar Control image, as i am a subscriber to G.C.). then i see caption says Guitar Control but the person on the image looked amazingly like Sean Daniel ( which i am subscribed to his channel also). When i actually start watching the video i was surprised. Great lesson and glad to see you on Guitar Control.
We are happy to have him doing videos with us. Thanks for watching and look for more.
Thanks for checkin it out man! Pulling double duty on both channels now :)
That is awesome Sean! I would have responded sooner, but i just figured out (hopefully) what the deal was with me not receiving notifications. lol You keep making videos and i'll keep watching!
Excellent lesson .As a Chuck fan i was always mystified by this intro .
There are SO many videos out on this intro!! How bout the break solo???
Definitely keep that in mind.
3.47 - mabye a micro-slide there too
what kind of pedal do u use to play that song?
I love this song! Rock on my brudda!
Hey... what's going on? This isn't your channel. This is Guitar Control, I'm not going any further. What's the deal, did you sell out and quit your day job? Im glad I still had this subbed because I'd of hated to missed this. Great Lesson Sean...
Thank you. Keep watching.
My man Buddy! Total sellout ;) Just kidding man, pulling double duty on both channels now!
Hi fellas, no bad feelings at all intended, I am glad that I did catch this on Guitar Control because it's a great lesson and Sean is an outstanding instructor. Thank you both for your efforts in the production of some very classy videos! Buddy
that looks like a really nice guitar man
Thanks for watching.
Thanks. It is.
I don't know if you've been diagnosed. But It's highly likely you have Hypermobility (eds). Given how your thumb and fingers align. Great video btw, thanks.
The “one bar of IV” at 12:23 isn’t there. It hangs on the V for bar 10, then back to the I for bars 11 and 12.
edit: it is in the intro, but not the rest of the tune. I was listening to the verse when I typed that, and noticed the IV in the intro afterward. My mistake.
What is this guitarcontrol.com of which you speak? Your new handle Sean Daniel?
Palm muting is like the art of playing with out playing haha think about it 😂
My fretting hand wrist hurts when trying to do the 12 bar blues bit
LOL
Sean
Hey
hi !
Cheeseburger! You can see me on both channels now! (plus Andrea's)
That is one pretty telecaster
enouf talk!!!!
tab link not showing tab only,,,,, How to Play Johnny B Goode on Guitar - Chuck Berry Guitar Lesson, that's it
Just one question Why Bb and not A?
to play with the brasses
When Chuck was breaking out, lots of influence was from horns, and horn playing bandleaders. Hence lots of songs were in Bb, which puts a tenor sax or trumpet player in C (those are called Bb instruments).
@@miguelurdaci7884 I know that chuck was known for his womanising back in the day, but I don't think he changed the key of this song just to appease some of his hookers. But I could be mistaken, maybe it mentions it in his autobiography.
@@paulgordon6949 hahaha ... I think that is irony but, just in case, I meant the brass musical section of the bands prevalente in the 50s
The initial riff was copied from Carl D. Hogan on Louis Jordan's "Ain't That Just Like a Woman. Do a search on TH-cam, it's on here.
Listen to Frank Marino play this song !!!!
Good stuff for sure.
Learn to play Johnny B Goode and you have learned 85% of rock and roll songs.
Yeah it's a great one to learn. Lots of techniques chuck used in this song which influenced a massive chunk of rock guitar for the next few decades. An absolute classic and an essential song to learn for every guitarist.
check your video at around 2:26 and 5:26, you are using the 9 8 6 frets. but you are saying 7 5 3.
you are using those frets.
You guys really tried to put chuck berry as often as possible in the description
Thanks Jesse Davidson, glad you enjoyed the video:)
Haha great response guys ! :) no problem Guitar Control
Thanks for watching.
Thanks to you and Chuck Berry. Now I can learn how to play Chuck Berry's Johnny B Goode on guitar by Chuck Berry. Chuck Berry would definitely appreciate this berry goode use of Chuck Berry's style.
You play a bit then you play another bit and so on, not once did you actually go through it completely without stopping. I can do it bit by bit as well.
I will learn to control my angst....js
I KNOW it's a LOT more work, but you might wanna consider muting your room mic/mics when you're playing... That or the two audio sources are just SLIGHTLY out of sync, resulting in that "doubling" effect on your guitar sound... It makes it a LOT harder to tell what you're actually playing, and it's kinda distracting... GREAT video AND lesson otherwise! All the best from "The Budget King"!
W T F.....two timing mother.....j/k make some bank man!!!!
Thank you SO SO much for this. It helped me learn enough to perform as a front man at our company meetup this September. Check it out: th-cam.com/video/JT1Hs8V-mog/w-d-xo.html
I thought Marty McFly wrote this song
Is there anything you can’t play excellently or explain succinctly. There’s real danger of me developing fanboy syndrome here!!
I thought Marty McFly did this song?!?
Only the intro here eh . ….?
Too much reverb
Go Johnny Go, Go, Go is the worst lead break ever. Because it doesn’t really GO does it.
you do everything but play the song!
I am so sorry man but you talk waayyuu too much. I think I will record the song, slow it and listen rather than listen to 2 minutes of commentarty between each and every note.
Do that then and stop talking
does anybody know a app like simplyguitar which is free?