How to Play Like Chuck Berry and Joan Jett - Andy Aledort Guitar Lesson!
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When Joan Jett recorded the title track to I Love Rock ’N’ Roll, which was a cover version of a song originally released in 1975 by the British band the Arrows, little did she know that this pagan battle cry would in time earn her status as one of rock’s most iconic figures.
Upon its release in 1982, the song stayed at Number One on the Top 100 chart for seven weeks and has since been named Billboard’s 56th greatest rock song of all time.
Now, more than three decades later, Joan is still rockin’ hard, and rock and roll is still alive and well. In this extended edition of In Deep, we’ll examine the roots of true rock and roll guitar and its essential, foundational elements that were chiseled into stone by the style’s founding father-the immortal Chuck Berry-the man whose playing would inspire and inform many of the world’s greatest rock bands, from the Beatles and the Rolling Stones to AC/DC.
One of the small handful of records regarded as the “first” rock and roll song is “Rocket 88,” recorded in March 1951 by Jackie Brenston and his Delta Cats. Brenston was actually a horn player and singer in guitarist/keyboardist Ike Turner’s band, the Kings of Rhythm, and he is credited with writing “Rocket 88.”
roduced by Sam Phillips in Memphis and released on the Chess label, “Rocket 88” went straight to Number One and it’s incredible success enabled Phillips to launch Sun Records.
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Electric guitar is one of the best inventions of humankind
Ricardo Artimonte Andres Segovia would disagree
Rocket 88 is certainly early rock and roll but Goree Carter recorded Rock Awhile in 1949 which has Chuch Berry type playing six years before Berry's earliest recordings. Goree Carter even had a bit of distortion going compared to T Bone Walker who played some pre-rock and roll kind of licks.
Goree Carter's Rock Awhile is probably the best candidate for "first ever" rock and roll song.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goree_Carter
Tooo BaD the world couldn't just learn how to sit around playing guitar or some sort of instrument and dance play some music and like smoke weed and stop al this rioting and burning and covid 19 and hating on each other. The world needs to get high!! like the whole world. But like the songs says, "Everybody wants to rule the world" The "rulers" decimate all the regular folk out of a normal existence! whew!!! Anyhow Double A.A. has great guitar lessons. People need to learn interest, knowledge, and TRUE virtue and a fuckn hobbie. No escape from daily frustrations leads to an angered society.
Man ! you are the best Teacher, GENUINE, No frills no shit man I Love you, I love Rock n Roll, Tell you this was music I sang n danced to in India. Hope it comes back. Thank You for the Lesson. Love from India.
Literally couldn’t watch because of the neck
Jarrod Keiser me too 🤣 Just goes to prove how Leo Fender got it so right in the first place. Wouldn’t have sold as many if he’d done the headstock like this one.
Maybe you guys might have heard of a dude named Jimi Hendrix? lol
He's a Hendrix fanboy.
Could and do listen to Chuck all day but don’t follow him down past G
This guy is capable of making easy stuff look difficult. Such a bad teacher!... One of his cds held me back for a long time
Can't agree more! And that heavy touch of his with too much distortion..
totally disagree. i found this to be very easy to follow and i got some great technique tips.
Did anyone notice his weird cool guitar, a lefty neck on a righty body?
Nightmonkey13 It's the Jimi Hendrix guitar that had just came out. Notice the different position of the bridge pick up as it would be on a right handed guitar that was flipped over to play left handed.
I’m left handed and have no idea why this guitar is designed like that
Nightmonkey13 .K.
What do you mean did we notice!!
I moved in 1965, to Wisconsin from Jersey in my 56' Olds' Rocket 88'.
whoa i want that guitar!!!!!!!
Great video!
I love Rock N' Roll!!!
Great lesson. Love the tone. Anyone know the amp or pedal being used?
Just found this by chance - invaluable! Thanks!
Surprised you didn’t mention early stones and carol.
Chuck Berry wrote Carol. Stones improved it though
Buster Pointdexter-HAPPY HOUR -one of the few examples of a rendition surpassing the original-ROCKET 88
Thank you very much ❤
this is the best stuff ever !
All killer no filler as usual
28:40
Dude, I think your headstock is backwards.
Was amazed with your Strat. Andy! I'm a lefty and built a Lefty Strat' with a right hand neck. WOW! Super lesson by the way. Where would we be without the great Chuck Berry.
Excellent infomative vidio. Best. Alan.
Great lesson!!!!
He used this guitar on his instructional DVD Are you experienced. It is a Hendrix tribute, I'm pretty sure. And he made DVD in the early 90's. I think.
To all the people who said guitarists hate music: you may not be ready for this, but your kids are gonna love it
In this video, Andy gives us the Rosetta Stone for Rock-n-Roll!
Voodoo strat!
Great sound quality! This rocks!
f1 2:25 f2 4:58 f3 7:15 f5 11:16
Rock and Roll Guitar at it's finest.
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great stuff. thank you for sharing
great tone!
Great lesson!!!!
this is a half hour of great stuff! really strong lesson that goes over sooo many useful chuck berry / rolling stones type shuffles, double stops, riffs, etc. i've never seen a better or more comprehensive chuck berry style lesson. great work mr andy aledort and guitar magazine. thanks for this!
Long live Rock and Roll, Andy gives you the foundation that it was all built on. If Elvis was the King, then Chuck was the Emperor or Godfather. He sang ,wrote, and played with great showmanship and broke many barriers. Almost every great guitar song or solo has a Chuck Berry style riff in it somewhere!
The guitar is a dillion. They all look like your ready to play hockey during the break...... Korea.....great value......lots of custom touches and uncommon models.
Lynda Paige It's a Fender Strat.