Roger Taylor – My Country I & II Guitar Lesson (Queen) | Chords, Tabs @JamesRundle72
Roger Taylor – My Country I & II Guitar Lesson (Queen) | Chords, Tabs  @JamesRundle72
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Learn how to play My Country I & II by Roger Taylor (Queen drummer) on guitar with this step-by-step lesson! 🎸

Songsheet queen-corner.blogspot.com/2026/04/roger-taylor-my-country-chords.html

In this video, I break down both parts of this powerful and atmospheric track, showing you the chords, progressions, and techniques needed to capture the feel of the original recording. Whether you’re a Queen fan or just looking to expand your playing with something a bit different, this lesson will guide you through it.

🔹 What’s included:
• Full chord breakdown for My Country I & II
• Rhythm and strumming patterns explained
• Tips on tone and dynamics
• Playthrough section so you can follow along

🎶 My Country I & II showcases Roger Taylor’s songwriting style outside of Queen, blending strong lyrical themes with simple but effective guitar work—perfect for intermediate players and above.

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Extra Info About My Country I & II

My Country I & II is a lesser-known but powerful track by Roger Taylor, best known as the drummer of Queen. Here’s some deeper insight you can add to your video description or talk about in your lesson:

🎤 Background & Release
• The song comes from Roger Taylor’s solo debut album Fun in Space, released in 1981.
• On this album, Roger played almost all instruments himself, showing his versatility beyond drumming.
• The album was recorded during a break from Queen, giving him creative freedom to explore personal themes.

🧠 Meaning & Themes
• My Country I & II is politically and socially charged, reflecting concerns about:
• Government control
• War and nationalism
• Loss of personal freedom
• The two parts contrast musically:
• Part I – more melodic and reflective
• Part II – heavier, more urgent and aggressive

🎸 Musical Style
• The guitar work is simple but effective, focusing on:
• Strong chord progressions
• Atmosphere rather than technical complexity
• There’s a new wave / post-punk influence, quite different from Queen’s usual grand rock sound.

🔥 Interesting Facts
• Roger Taylor was one of the first Queen members to release solo material.
• The album had a cult following, especially among fans who prefer Queen’s deeper cuts.
• Lyrically, the track still feels relevant today due to its themes of political tension and identity.
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