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How to Play Clapton's Cocaine - Intro Lead Parts Eric Clapton Style -

The riff that opens Eric Clapton’s “Cocaine” is probably one of the most iconic riffs in the history of rock ‘n’ roll. It has a groove that just makes you want to jam. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to play Clapton’s Cocaine in a really cool demonstration that includes not only that iconic riff, but some of the intro lead lines as well. John starts by breaking down the barre chord introduction that forms the basis of the opening riff. This isn’t a difficult part to play, and with John’s demonstration and explanation, you should have no problem making it work for you. Although this is the intro of the song, it’s really all you need to play Clapton’s Cocaine all the way through. John demonstrates the full breakdown of the chords used and discusses everything from timing to phrasing. The concepts and techniques used in this intro are signature Eric Clapton moves that can be used to play other Eric Clapton intros make a good starting point for learning how to play Eric Clapton solos.

This is a great way to learn one of the most iconic riffs in classic rock, but you can also break the lesson down yourself and apply some of the techniques in play here and apply those techniques to other playing situations. There are a lot of great benefits to learning this lesson besides the obvious. You get an inside look at structuring what is arguably one of the coolest riffs ever, which can be beneficial if you’re interested in writing your own riffs, and you learn the techniques it takes to pull this riff off. As a bonus, John even sings a couple of lines for you, so you can’t go wrong. Grab your guitar, learn a really cool classic rock guitar riff, and then start writing your own.

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