Edgar Winter Group "Free Ride" Guitar Lesson @ GuitarInstructor.com

[iaingbrennan]

Spot-on, what a sound!

[officershrute]

This guy's effects and settings always sound exactly the same as the artists. How does he do it?

[GuitarInstructor]

@officershrute ... Doug had been using the Line 6 PODxt to get the tones. I'm pretty sure he still uses the same unit.

[officershrute]

@GuitarInstructor Oh cool thanks for the info.

[JohnGuitarSolo]

@GuitarInstructor

Always enjoy Doug Boduch and these how to play guitar lessons @ guitar instructor

Thanks for sharing

John

[FlyMutiax]

this is impossible to play.... T_T

[violosity]

Sad to say, but there are only two people I've ever seen that can play that riff correctly. Dan Hartman....and me. Check your right hand especially. No brag...just fact.

[musicv69]

@violosity no one cares

[believer06]

@violosity you're nuts. The guy in this video is playing it spot on, as are everyone else who learns to play it from this video.

[groovebrew]

nice... and btw THIS is accurate, thumbs up

[musicalfusionz]

PERFECT TONE!!!

[rockhurstalum09]

PERFECT

[metachozo]

part 2?

[lizwilder123]

wow, this will take me all summer to learn! i can do the first bar haha, that's it! xD this is great! thank you!!!

[SoundMusicVideo]

Some other very cool video lessons worth taking a look @

Los Lonely Boys "Heaven" GuitarInstructor

Pink Floyd "Us And Them" GuitarInstructor

Romantics: What I Like About You GuitarInstructor

Kansas: Carry On Wayward Son GuitarInstructor

Joe Walsh Guitar Lessons GuitarInstructor

Pat Benatar "Hit Me with Your Best Shot"

And of course Greg Koch with Blues Salvo , and Marcus Henderson

[WheresMyDinner64]

thanks, i learnt that song in 1 minite xaclty lol. Thats goin on my band's set list :)

[hwburgess]

For accuracy I give this a "10". I find the tableture helpful as it scrolls with the song, and their is no voice which is good sometimes because people tend to get winded or over-analyze the song.

Note . . . the most important step to get in this song is the two muffling of strings in b/t each riff to fill in b/t each riff. After you learn the notes, try to move your hand up-and-down the neck with his timing to understand what I mean. Great job on qulaity of video.

[leanneshinkle24]

cool