Andy Guitar | Play Footloose on acoustic or electric guitar - EASY chords & classic INTRO RIFF! @andycrowley | Uploaded 4 months ago | Updated 3 hours ago
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The video shows how to play the classic intro of the song "Footloose" on acoustic guitar using basic open chords. It also provides tips on achieving an authentic sound and includes a breakdown of the chords and techniques used in the song.
00:00 - Intro
00:51 - Main intro riff
03:28 - Secondary intro lead
04:27 - Verse
05:10 - Pre-chorus / riffs
07:51 - Pre-chorus recap
08:19 - Chorus
09:31 - Acoustic verse/pre-chorus
10:26 - Acoustic chorus
11:02 - Basic acoustic chords recap
12:34 - More advanced acoustic chords
13:43 - Instrumental section
14:58 - Where to go from here!
- The video provides detailed instructions on how to play the classic intro of "Footloose" on electric guitar with a slap-back delay effect, emphasizing the technique of bending the third fret of string 6 then hitting the open A string.
- The second half of the intro riff includes a bend on the open A string and a cycle of two hits, which adds a Chuck Berry and Angus Young-inspired lead line to the song.
- The verse is played with basic open chords, but the video suggests checking out a live version for a more authentic vibe, specifically mentioning the live performance at Daryl Hall's House.
- The pre-chorus introduces a D sharp diminished chord or a B7 chord, providing options for different skill levels or preferences.
- The chorus features a signature part that is broken down and played, with the video providing a clear demonstration of the timing and chord progression.
- The video also offers an acoustic version of the song, with slight variations in the chords and techniques used, allowing viewers to adapt the song to their preferred instrument.
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FREE ACCURATE TAB! ▶tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/kenny-loggins/footloose-guitar-pro-237872
Free online chord sheet ▶ tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/kenny-loggins/footloose-chords-697886
The video shows how to play the classic intro of the song "Footloose" on acoustic guitar using basic open chords. It also provides tips on achieving an authentic sound and includes a breakdown of the chords and techniques used in the song.
00:00 - Intro
00:51 - Main intro riff
03:28 - Secondary intro lead
04:27 - Verse
05:10 - Pre-chorus / riffs
07:51 - Pre-chorus recap
08:19 - Chorus
09:31 - Acoustic verse/pre-chorus
10:26 - Acoustic chorus
11:02 - Basic acoustic chords recap
12:34 - More advanced acoustic chords
13:43 - Instrumental section
14:58 - Where to go from here!
- The video provides detailed instructions on how to play the classic intro of "Footloose" on electric guitar with a slap-back delay effect, emphasizing the technique of bending the third fret of string 6 then hitting the open A string.
- The second half of the intro riff includes a bend on the open A string and a cycle of two hits, which adds a Chuck Berry and Angus Young-inspired lead line to the song.
- The verse is played with basic open chords, but the video suggests checking out a live version for a more authentic vibe, specifically mentioning the live performance at Daryl Hall's House.
- The pre-chorus introduces a D sharp diminished chord or a B7 chord, providing options for different skill levels or preferences.
- The chorus features a signature part that is broken down and played, with the video providing a clear demonstration of the timing and chord progression.
- The video also offers an acoustic version of the song, with slight variations in the chords and techniques used, allowing viewers to adapt the song to their preferred instrument.
🎬 SUBSCRIBE TO ANDY GUITAR on YouTube http://goo.gl/nDtSmJ
🙏 Help support Andy's free videos by donating paypal.com/biz/fund?id=J3SP58NUHS55U
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