With rockabilly, guitarists often try to evoke a revved-up kinda big band sound. You can accomplish this with closed-voice chords. These require a lot of wide stretches, but your efforts will pay off with some truly smooth-sounding stuff that will also help you in chord-to-chord transitions. This lesson includes Power Tab and is featured on the following CD compilations: TWANG U. Get more audio and video lessons, notation and tab at TrueFire TV (http://truefiretv.com)

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Rockabilly Stretches Of Doom

NOV 10, 20107 MIN
TrueFire's Guitabulary

Rockabilly Stretches Of Doom

NOV 10, 20107 MIN

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With rockabilly, guitarists often try to evoke a revved-up kinda big band sound. You can accomplish this with closed-voice chords. These require a lot of wide stretches, but your efforts will pay off with some truly smooth-sounding stuff that will also help you in chord-to-chord transitions. This lesson includes Power Tab and is featured on the following CD compilations: TWANG U.