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Did you know The Beatles used many strange recording techniques when making some of their biggest hits?
In this post, I want to share with you an example of this. This song is rooted in the blues, as many Beatles songs are. But these 4 lads from Liverpool put their own stamp on it. John Lennon also borrowed/stole a very famous riff from the great Chuck Berry.
In fact, he’s even quoted as saying, “If you tried to give rock and roll another name, you might call it 'Chuck Berry.'”
Grab your guitar, and let’s dive into this “Revolution” chords and guitar lesson!
Revolution Chords
If you want to play "Revolution'" on guitar then here are the chords you need to know A, A6, D, E, Bm/F#, G, F#, and Bb6. We’ll be using a mix of open chords, bar chords, and blues rhythm patterns. You see, millions of songs from the past 100 years of popular American music, use common blues principles. The better you can understand these blues principles, the easier and faster you will learn to play your favorite songs – if you want to play popular American music from the past 100 years.
Let’s take a look at a few ways these shapes can be played on guitar...
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