Always remember that generally, if it sounds like Chuck Berry it's Keith. If the notes just kind of blend into each other and it comes off as silky and smooth, that's Mick Taylor. It can still be tricky to tell the difference and maybe that can help! For anybody who needs something more specific, go to 2:29. Sounds like Chuck Berry = Keith.
Always remember that generally, if it sounds like Chuck Berry it's Keith. If the notes just kind of blend into each other and it comes off as silky and smooth, that's Mick Taylor. It can still be tricky to tell the difference and maybe that can help! For anybody who needs something more specific, go to 2:29. Sounds like Chuck Berry = Keith.
One of Keith’s best guitar solos. For the longest time I thought that was Mick Taylor playing the solo
Keith Richards solo very cool
Always remember that generally, if it sounds like Chuck Berry it's Keith. If the notes just kind of blend into each other and it comes off as silky and smooth, that's Mick Taylor. It can still be tricky to tell the difference and maybe that can help! For anybody who needs something more specific, go to 2:29. Sounds like Chuck Berry = Keith.
my favorite rendition of this song. Thank you my guitar hermano. This is a very enjoyable lesson.
Thank you.Please watch the video and learn to play Under My Thumb.
Sweet.. nice lesson..thank you
Thank you for watching the video.
these lesson videos are amazing!
Thank you for watching the practice video. Please play it together.
Thank-you! This is really great!!
Thank You!
Awesome 👏
Thank You!
Это настоящий звук «Роллингов»! Спасибо за доставленное удовольствие!
Я использовал задержку и фленджер, чтобы немного раскачать звук, и он звучал как Кит.
Keith was open g with this live ?
No, it's normal tuning.
Keef the riff meister
So that's where Keith's guitars is
Thank you for watching my video.
I could never figure that out..Is that Taylors part or Keith's ?
Keith's performance.
Next try to do taylors’s part
Always remember that generally, if it sounds like Chuck Berry it's Keith. If the notes just kind of blend into each other and it comes off as silky and smooth, that's Mick Taylor. It can still be tricky to tell the difference and maybe that can help! For anybody who needs something more specific, go to 2:29. Sounds like Chuck Berry = Keith.