Chords for Fool For Your Loving Guitar Lesson by Micky Moody from Whitesnake

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_ [F] _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ [F] This is Mickey Moody [C] and
Here [Gm] today recording some tutorial downloads
[F] One of which is [Gm] a song I [Bb] co-wrote with David [C] Coverdale and Bernie Marsden [Gm] called fool for your loving
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_ [C] people have asked me before [Gm] about
certain chord [F] changes and [D] certain [Gm] inversions
certain physical aspects [C] about
Some of the [Gm] riffs and chord changes soloing etc [C] things which I take for granted
[Gm] But I suppose there's a [C] definitive way of playing it [Gm] and
Unless you get close [F] up on someone's fingers
_ [Eb] In the nicest possible way, [Dm] then you don't really get to
[G] Play these stuff exactly as it was written and played and it never quite sounds the [Cm] same
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_ _ [G] In the video, I'm playing all the guitar parts.
[Eb] I'll pretty much all the guitar [F] parts
_ [D] That I showed [Eb] with with Bernie Marsden in the original white [Dm] snake
[D] To the best of my ability so [Eb] you'll have not [Dm] not just the lead guitar tracks
[Gm] You'll also have the [Cm] rhythm second guitar [D] tracks as well and any kind of harmonies that we played together
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during [D] solos [F] I
[G] Specifically improvised [C] because I don't think any of us rock or blues rock players [Eb] play the same solo [G] twice anyway
So [D] they're pretty close to what you might consider [Bb] the originals
[C] There might just be in a [Gm] different order kind of the [Bb] Eric Morgan way of doing [D] things in some ways
but that's that's the way we [G] play and I think it might [F] encourage you to
[C] Improvise yourself and not [Dm] worry so much about [F] playing note for note [G] _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ [F] in the video.
[G] We've actually given you a
[Eb] tone [F] and gear section where [Eb] you can see what kind of equipment I was using from the guitars to the [A] amplifiers [Gm] and
[Cm] If you have any pedals
[D] Which pedals I was using to _
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_ _ Techniques [C] etc, etc.
So [Am] hopefully you get some [D] idea of where the sound came [C] from and how it was created
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_ [F] _ _ [Gm] also included here are
[C] backing tracks
[D] Without the lead guitar so you can be me or anybody
[E] [Cm] Anybody you choose to be on [Dm] those tracks
Also on the backing [Em] tracks.
We [Eb] had one of my favorite [G] drummers Jimmy Copley _
On [Cm] drums obviously and on [Dm] bass we had Erica Kafu and what a [G] fine job they did _ _ _ _
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_ [Eb] _ [F] _ _ [G] _ So when you play along with the backing [Eb] tracks
[F] You're on your [Dm] own and just remember that [E] I'll be backing you.
[Cm] I'll be your rhythm guitarist for that
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[F] What we hope to achieve [G] in the video is
To [C] give you a good idea of [Am] how to play [G] these white snake tracks
So that you can play [F] them for your own pleasure at home
[G] You can go out and play them with your [A] band
Especially if you have two guitar players because you have broke parts and if you get off at the job a [Gb] white snake
Then [D] you know what to do
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