Chords for "Start Me Up" Style Chords and Riff - Rolling Stones Inspired Open G Tuning keith

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_ _ _ [F] _ _ [Ab] Hey, [G] what's up you guys?
Marty Schwartz here from [A] GuitarJams.com.
[Abm] Hope you guys are doing great.
[Eb] I'm having a good time, [D] ready to teach you another classic, [E] _ [Ab] classic riffage right here.
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You can actually try it for two weeks for free _ with the link right down there.
[Abm] So check it out.
I really [Bm] appreciate it.
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But let's zoom in.
I'm going to show you this right now and you're going to have a ton of fun.
_ [C] _ The ultimate [Ab] trick of it is really the tuning, [E] which you can call it Open [Gb] G tuning.
But we're going to zoom in.
I'll show you how to get into that tuning and then we'll play [E] the riff.
All right, here we go.
So for this riff, we're actually not even going to play this string up here.
_ [Eb] But to just _ complete the concept of Open G tuning, we're going to tune [E] this _ [D] down to a
D, which would be an octave lower [B] than this [D] D string right here.
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[Eb] _ _ _ [D] _ So those match up.
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[E] Now this G string [G] right here _ _ is going to match up to this low A.
So we want to lower the
A string [D] down a whole [B] step to G.
[D] So right now we have this in D _ and then this [A] is going to go down a whole step to match
an octave lower [C] than this G string [D] right here.
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_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
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_ _ So then we're left with a [D] D, _ a G, _ [G] _ _
[Ab] a D again, [D] _ _ [E] a G again, [G] _ _ _ _ _ [D] the normal B, [Bm] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
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[D] and now the high
E we just want to lower to D as [Em] well. _
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_ _ _ _ And that's Open G.
_ Now it may take a little [C] refining, _ _ _ but it's pretty close. _ _
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So [D] D, [G] _ G, D, [Em] _
G, B, [D] [Db] D.
Okay, because of this [Bb] tuning, _ _ _ [E] the chords all kind of change [Gb] how [C] you play them because [B] now
the guitar is in a [Db] weird tuning.
[Em] One [B] thing that's cool about it [D] though is that you can just play a flat [C] finger _ starting,
like I said, we're going to skip this string [D] altogether.
So if we're on [F] the fifth fret, [Bb] press everything [C] down _ and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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you get that, which is actually a
C major chord, _ _ if I'm not mistaken. _ _ _ _
_ But [E] when we go like [C] this, _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ I added my middle finger to the sixth fret there and my ring
[E] finger to the seventh fret of the D string [C] there. _ _
[F] _ _ So I'm barring [Ab] that and then [Eb] hammering [Ab] this down.
And it's actually [Bb] an F chord.
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_ _ _ So [B] check it out.
I'm going to open.
This [Gbm] is pressed the whole [C] time and I go _ [F] _ _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ just like that.
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_ _ _ _ [Eb] so from there I'm going, so I'm going. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [D] _ _ [Bm] _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ So because [E] of the tuning, you can do a blues boogie without having to stretch your hand
out, [C] which is convenient.
So we're covering the third fret of [B] that, what used to be the A and [Bbm] D right there.
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[Fm] And I'm just strumming those two and I'm going up a whole step [Db] with my ring finger
to the fifth fret [Bb] of that D string. _
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_ _ _ _ _ [F] _ So the other section, [Cm] _ _ C, _ because that's what we're thinking of this as [B] now, _ [D] covering that
fifth fret of the A and the D [C] there. _ _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ _ And we can just scoot it [Bb] up for ease, scoot it [Eb] up to the tenth fret.
[E] And now [Eb] that's an [F] F.
So just that one up to that one.
[D] And then you can add that [C] boogie.
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_ Da, da, da, da, da, _ da, da, da, da, da, da, _ da.
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you put some of those things together and [C] you've got a [D] lot of fun.
Fun for [Eb] hours or [Gb] days or years or your whole life.
[D] Whatever, I'm not sure, _
[Gm] but hope it was fun.
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_ [B] _ _ [E] All right, thanks for hanging out.
[Bb] You can try my [Gb] website down there in that [E] link right below this box.
_ [Gb] Thanks for hanging [B] out and I [Bb] hope to hear from you _ [Gb] on Facebook or Twitter or anything like that.
And [Eb] I'll be doing [G] another video real soon.
See you later. _ _ _ _ _ _
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