Don't Look Back In Anger - Easy Guitar Tutorial | Oasis - Chords & Strumming
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Hey everyone! In today's lesson,
Hey everyone! In today's lesson, we're gonna show you how to play "Don't Look Back In Anger" by Oasis. This song uses a really important chord progression (borrowed from Pachelbel's canon) and is great to learn as it includes a whole bunch of the basic, open-position chords.
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During the lesson I mention an easier way to play the "F" chord. You can find that in our eBook which, if you're interested in learning all the fundamentals of rhythm guitar, can be found here: http://goodguitarist.com/learn-rhythm...
And if you need help with barre chords, here's a link to our barre chord mini-series: http://goodguitarist.com/basic-barre-...
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We start out by showing you the chords (C, G, D, Am, Em, F) and then we practice them slowly, using downstrokes only, and count our way through the verse.
After that, we show you the strumming pattern used in the song - which is a pretty common one that really helps to bring out the "backbeat."
The pre-chorus is probably the most complicated part of this tune as it involves a strange new chord (G#diminished) and has a bit of a riffy bassline thing. But don't worry, we explain it nice and clear so you'll definitely be able to figure it out!
Enjoy!
-James
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During the lesson I mention an easier way to play the "F" chord. You can find that in our eBook which, if you're interested in learning all the fundamentals of rhythm guitar, can be found here: http://goodguitarist.com/learn-rhythm...
And if you need help with barre chords, here's a link to our barre chord mini-series: http://goodguitarist.com/basic-barre-...
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We start out by showing you the chords (C, G, D, Am, Em, F) and then we practice them slowly, using downstrokes only, and count our way through the verse.
After that, we show you the strumming pattern used in the song - which is a pretty common one that really helps to bring out the "backbeat."
The pre-chorus is probably the most complicated part of this tune as it involves a strange new chord (G#diminished) and has a bit of a riffy bassline thing. But don't worry, we explain it nice and clear so you'll definitely be able to figure it out!
Enjoy!
-James
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http://goodguitarist.com/dont-look-ba...
Facebook: goodguitarist
Instagram: goodguitarist
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