The Sun Records Rockabilly Guitar Solos - Part 2

The Sun Records Rockabilly Guitar Solos - Part 2

SUN Records is often called the birthplace of Rock'n'Roll, it's also the birthplace of Rockabilly. This little studio in Memphis is the place where Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison and many other music stars started their career.
Behind those singers were a group of talented guitarists who didn't know that they would write history by mixing Rhythm and Blues with Country Licks and inventing a musical genre, that changed the world.

If you love the honest, raw and exciting Memphis Rockabilly guitar sound of the 1950s, then this course is for you.

I picked 9 songs and I will teach you the solos exactly how they were played back then.
Split screen technique, tabs and authentic jam tracks in 4 different tempos will help you to learn these solos as fast as possible.

I will also give you some background information to each songs. Furthermore  I have added intros and verses to some of the songs as well, so you will be able to play the complete song after finishing the lessons.

The course will start with simple solos and it'll get more complex later on.

Here is the list of the songs featured in this course:

1. Mean Eyed Cat - Johnny Cash
2. You Call Everybody Darling - Kenny Parchman
3. Baby Let's Play House - Elvis Presley, Scotty and Bill
4. I've Got Love If You Want It - Warren Smith
5. Money, Money, Money - Gene Simmons
6. Sweet And Easy To Love You - Roy Orbison
7. Dixie Fried - Carl Perkins
8. Born To Lose - Jerry Lee Lewis
9. Mad Man - Jimmy Wages

Learn the guitar solos that are the foundation of Rock'n'Roll and Rockabilly

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What you will learn

• play the authentic intros, solos and outros from 9 songs the way they were recorded at SUN Records
• know some more history about the men who invented and shaped Rock'n'Roll
• gain a better understanding of chord shapes and how to derive solos from them

Rating: 4.95

Level: Intermediate Level

Duration: 2.5 hours

Instructor: Randy Richter