Hi Everyone,
Today's Target and Pay Per Lesson release is now live.
Spooky was an instrumental written by sax player Mike Shapiro before the Classics IV got a hold of it and guitarist James Cobb added lyrics. Vocalist Dennis Yost’s performance shot it up the charts in 1968. It also included a memorable sax solo, something that became a staple of pop hit over the next decade.
The song only uses four chords and this lesson looks at a few different ways of voicing them, starting with a challenge for the student to figure out a couple on their own. There is a simple strumming, Campfire Version, as well as a more difficult fingerstyle version using all four fingers and a bit of percussion.
Enjoy this level 4 lesson!
http://www.totallyguitars.com/target-so ... esson.html
>>New Target and Pay Per Lesson release - Spooky - Classics IV
This looks like a good one, and I'm going dig into it because it's a good little vamp and I'm trying to strengthen my repertoire of voicings. I hadn't heard this for many years, maybe since I was a little kid. I'm a little bowled over by the profound stupidity of the lyrics!
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Some cool techniques in this one.... I was always partial to the cover done by Atlanta Rhythm Section, but I always liked Ronnie Hammond's voice..