Here’s a video on reggae rhythm guitar. The song for this presentation is No, No, No by Dawn Penn played in the guitar using reggaae strum.
Here’s a video on reggae rhythm guitar. The song for this presentation is No, No, No by Dawn Penn played in the guitar using reggaae strum.
i never noticed there is a dog sleeping on the couch in the background lol
Hi Clare! Love your lessons. You sing beautifully and play skilfully! Thanks!
Thank u
Very nice,thank you.
Hi, I love people like you who try to teach things,
Thanks
thanks and i love your accent xP
jejej this remind me nba 2k9
you are great! GREAT TONE, GREAT TECHNIQUE AND A GREAT VOICE! Your dog is lucky
thanks for breaking it down… very helpful
you have a nice voice.
=) Syncopation is important in any style of music. Could you imagine the Carol of Bells without syncopation in the voices, guitars, bells or whatever else is used? It would sound 2 dimensional and weak. It’s an awesome thing to learn no matter what is played to achieve greater depth in play. I think your video shows it in a simple enough manner to help anyone learn how to use syncopated rhythm, so good on ya
omg its a dog behind yah. ty for vid btw:)
it sounds like the blues…dunno why
sweet vocals
tha t s very very cool you r great teacher i v already have to say thank u so much for tracy chapman my wife sig my dautgher play drum and i m play guitar big kisses
you`ve got the reggae feeling baby…i love your guitar style and your voice
you forgot to tell me the notes to the song?????
@wanna31 ya i here the stevie in it too man
Wow thanks your videos are awesome and they really help get those strokes down.
your dog is very boring haha good luck !!!good job
@claredowling – you’re playing too many ghost notes to get the feel of some of the other instruments on the recording. You’ve got the feel of the music right though, and that’s always the most important part. You’re a good teacher. I’m just trying to help
nice voices
The strumming is the easy part Clare.. It’s the middle fret board… the bar chords give me trouble.. You don’t really explain what your fingers er doin.. the chords in detail would be good… for all your lessons…
hey, thank you so much for posting this. many appreciate it
bridge pick up?? which is better? neck or bridge for regage ska?
thanks
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