Jesse's Guitar Lessons: Three of A Perfect Pair (1 of 2)

In Part One of this two-part lesson, I break down the notes, positions and mechanics of playing the verse, or "Spider Fingers" section of King Crimson's iconic tune, Three of A Perfect Pair. The version I'm detailing here is based on Adrian Belew's solo acoustic version he would sometimes perform live at King Crimson concerts on recent tours. Additionally, I put up a video about a month ago playing my own solo performance of the whole song in this style. Please Note: This is NOT a lesson for the original, studio version!

See Part Two for information about the Chorus and Bridge sections of the tune!

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Link to my original performance: http://youtu.be/lNFkW3Dn4dc

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[lamecasuelas2]

heyy!! you are really great teacher!! that you!! i was getting a little trouble with the scond section of the first part,im read to kick ass

[Musicman1091]

Great lesson! Tried to learn this based off his performance video ages ago but was way over my head. Awesome job man!

[lucbic]

pretty nice! Thank you. We seem to have a musical taste in common!

[pootsilu]

Awesome Tutorial!! I will be watching this until I get the song!! realy great job! thank you!!