"Maggie May" by Rod Stewart Preview Lesson

Was performed by Rod Stewart on 1971's Every Picture Tells a Story album, Maggie May features killer phrasing in a slow blues style. iVideosongs instructor Steve Rieck shows you how to play the song's signature intro riff on 12-string acoustic guitar, as well as the acoustic rhythm section and electric riffs that make this one of the most memorable classic rock tunes. For intermediate-level players, Maggie May is also a good work out for open and barre chords. This is a sample of a 24 minute video available for download at iVideosongs.com.

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• stewart
• maggie
• may
• instruction
• rock

[StereoIWantItAll]

i wish my stepdad didnt pawn my alvarez 12 string.. lol

[arielhottie123]

i named my puppy maggiemay

[lirasau]

well performed intro...I liked the vocals...at least I have an idea when playing this song in a 12 strings guitar...thnks...!

[CGiordano464]

@tinpanalley67 oh. so its tuned the same way as a guitar just a much more full and louder tone?

[alienannanaki]

@pianoman00712

I was there when it was written in late Sept. 1970, piss ant, and I don't remember seeing you there

[pianoman00712]

@alienannanaki He co-wrote it with Martin Quittenton, dipshit.

[CGiordano464]

this is like a mandolin guitar?

[alienannanaki]

HE DID NOT WRITE THIS

[MoveOnDotOrgg]

You can search for Maggie May chords (Bing, Google)and play them yourself. Even a beginner can do this!

[andyweath]

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ajptaylor

well said ....