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Here is our latest Target lesson, and a real change from recent stuff, one of our most requested songs, More Than Words by Extreme. It features an interesting but difficult technique for the right hand. It is a percussive style of playing that requires a constant rhythm similar to a strumming pattern. The song was written by Nuno Bettencourt and Gary Cherone and first appeared on the second Extreme album Pornografitti, in 1990.

It is a Level 7 Available now in Target ..

http://www.totallyguitars.com/target-so ... /4460#song

For Non Target users you can get the individual Pay Per lesson here..


http://www.totallyguitars.com/online-gu ... &band=-650



Hope you enjoy it

Cheers

What a realy,realy fab lesson,,never knowed that the guitar was tuned down for that sound,,the bass notes and vocals,,thank you very much,,,now i realy not now were to practice..lol...i do!! goal stay's on the beatles and of and on i try brush, pinch and tab,,realy fab .(i learned a new word from George Harrison,,,anyone know what i mean?)

OMG that is SO beautiful. I've GOT to learn this song.

Nice! Wow a 7 !! Matt, I'm so glad you're posting the link to the lesson in your posts now, so much more convenient, thank you.

I'm all over this!

BTW- I like that the lyrics are on the tab as well.

willem wrote:

What a realy,realy fab lesson,,never knowed that the guitar was tuned down for that sound,,the bass notes and vocals,,thank you very much,,,now i realy not now were to practice..lol...i do!! goal stay's on the beatles and of and on i try brush, pinch and tab,,realy fab .(i learned a new word from George Harrison,,,anyone know what i mean?)

Willem, Yeah this song is great ...but so was "When we were FAB" by George! I am working on his song "give Me Love..." I hope to post soon
Pete

I really this song with all the percussions. I am already working on it. I hope we will have more of this guitar style, maybe some bossa nova.

Thanks TG for posting this lesson which is again very informative.

Marc

I was at work watching this song.And the vocal Harmony's reminded me of these gentalman. Vocally these are some good folks to sound like.

The Everly Brothers inspired the Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, and thousands of other performers -- not to mention me and my brother who used to perform Everly songs.