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Hi Everyone,

Today's Target and Pay Per Lesson release is now live.

Last Train To Clarksville opens up with a classic guitar lick that serves as a signature riff in the song. The lesson covers strumming through the chord progression and riff using fingers, rather than a pick.

This includes a technique known as a “banjo roll” with the thumb and two fingers. There are muted, syncopated strumming patterns and a couple of ways to play the short bridge sections.

Enjoy this level 5 lesson!

http://www.totallyguitars.com/target-so ... esson.html

A fun song with an iconic lick, another one i will enjoy nailing down. Its been my year for licks and solos.... making me feel almost like a guitarist! . I'm lovin' it!

... now if I was a begging man, I'd be on my knees for Dire Straits, The Man's too Strong.....

Neil
Looks to be an interesting lesson.

Thanks

Dermot

neverfoundthetime wrote:

... now if I was a begging man, I'd be on my knees for Dire Straits, The Man's too Strong.....

Hi Chris,

The Man's Too Strong is never very far down my list. No need to beg.

Neil

Where is the tambourine part?

Now that is music to my ears ! :laugh: (where's the thumbs up icon?)

TGNeil wrote:

neverfoundthetime wrote:

... now if I was a begging man, I'd be on my knees for Dire Straits, The Man's too Strong.....

Hi Chris,

The Man's Too Strong is never very far down my list. No need to beg.

Neil

Neil

Thanks for another great Monkees song !

Dermot