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#1970scovers #acousticsongs. #guitarriffs. #beginnerguitar Here's my Top 10 most fun to play riffs from the 1970s. All of these riffs are insanely fun t

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Sweet Child O' Mine - Guns N' Roses: Guns N' Roses burst onto the scene in the late 1980s, but their sound was heavily influenced by the classic rock of the 1970s. The opening riff of "Sweet Child O' Mine" is instantly recognisable and demonstrates Slash's incredible skill on the guitar.

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Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd. Studio One, 1973. Thanks to the phenomenal guitarist Allen Collins, "Free Bird" became one of the most legendary rock riffs of the 1970s. Half ballad, half guitar

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11: Rush: Tom Sawyer (1981) Alex Lifeson said that his favorite riff of all time was " (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction)" from the Rolling Stones. The Rush guitarist created many of his own

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Jenna Scaramanga, Jonathan Horsley, Ellie Rogers, Sian Llewellyn, Joel McIver, Henry Yates, Grant Moon, Matt Frost. last updated 20 March 2023. From metal to rock, punk to grunge, these are the best guitar riffs ever recorded, as voted for by you. (Image credit: Future / Magic Touch) Page 1 of 6: 50-41.

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The opener to 'Bomber' is 'Dead Men Tell No Tales,' which features one of the band's best riffs. The sleazy attitude and outlaw demeanor helped define Motorhead's music and lifestyle early. This

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With "Greatest Rock Guitar Riffs Of The 1970s" I'll present to you the most detailed lessons on over 50 of the greatest rock riffs of the 1970s. Each lesson will be available to you online or you can download them for offline viewing. Learn through video, tablature, audio, diagrams, pictures, and easy to follow instructions.

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1: Deep Purple: Smoke On The Water (1972) Not only does it top our list of the best guitar riffs, but Deep Purple's legendary Smoke On The Water is arguably the most important rock guitar riff of them all - the one that every self-respecting rock guitarist has to master in order to get off the blocks. Performed by Ritchie Blackmore, Smoke

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Start learning. 1. Whole Lotta Love (1969) Perhaps one of the most iconic riffs from Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page is the rockin' and rollin' riff played throughout Whole Lotta Love. The riff from Whole Lotta Love isn't shy about its blues influence—most classic rock guitar riffs aren't.

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On any Top 10 Greatest Intros list, Start Me Up should be right up there. But the track, which begins with one of Keith's greatest ever riffs, had a difficult birth. From when the band first tried it for 1978's Some Girls sessions (and some have said even earlier), Richards always envisaged it as a reggae number. But after 40 or so takes

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Konrad's complete list of favorite riffs is below, along with the times at which they appear in the video. ... 70. Sultans Of Swing (1978)- DIRE STRAITS 26:07 71. Another Brick In The Wall 2 (1979)- PINK FLOYD 26:31 ... - ZZ TOP 36:54 98. Johnny B Goode (1958)- CHUCK BERRY 37:10 99. Welcome Home (2005)- COHEED AND CAMBRIA 37:27 100. Afraid To

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15) PURPLE HAZE. The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Purple Haze is one of the riffs that changed the world. The second single from The Jimi Hendrix Experience, it was the first Hendrix original released as an A-side. Where debut single Hey Joe was an anchored by a gentle melodicism, Purple Haze was brutal, angular, awkward.

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There's plenty of "Stairway" below, because bitchin' rock riffs are precisely what we're looking for. Ladies and gentlemen, whip out the Ben-Gay and prepare yourselves for some injuries to your

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Guitarist Jimmy Page's unique tone was the end result of running his '59 Les Paul Standard direct into a mic channel on the studio's mixing board, resulting in the distorted tone. 22 "Funk #49". James Gang, Rides Again, 1970. 23 "25 or 6 to 4". Chicago, Chicago, 1970. 24 "All Right Now". Free, Fire and Water, 1970.

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Here are my top 10 favorite guitar riffs. We'll learn how to play them in a later free lesson blog. ... These are in no particular order: just 10 of my favorite riffs. Beat It (Michael Jackson) Pretty amazing that this song features Steve Lukather (Toto) playing bass and lead guitar, and Eddie Van Halen playing the solo.