Chords for RATT Back For More Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

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_ _ _ [Eb] What _ [Db] _ _
[Abm] _ _ [N] up guys?
Mike Gross here at RockingGuitarLessons.com and you, and you, Tube.com slash RockingGuitarLessons
1, that's RAT with Back 4 More.
Great band man.
That's the era when I started playing guitar and Warren D.
Martini is a smoking guitar player.
This is Robin Crosby's part, the intro.
One thing I want to point out, a couple things.
You want to tune a half step flat and he's also playing this on a 12 string acoustic.
So there's some high tones that you're not going to hear in here.
And that's something I need to invest in.
I need to get a 12 string, I need to get a 7 string for the Quarren lessons and stuff.
But anyways, this is exactly how Robin is playing it.
So let's jump into it.
Go open A and then first finger bar the second fret on the D and the G.
_ We're going to [Ab] hit _ _ A, D, and G.
_ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, [F] 6 palm mutes on the A string after [Ab] that. _
_ _ [N] Then hit 2, D, 4, G.
That's first finger on the second fret and third finger on the fourth [Eb] fret.
Hit those two.
[Ab] So we have _ _ _ _ _ [E] two palm muted A's.
Back to the power [Eb] chord.
_ So [Ab] we have _ _ _ [Eb] _
_ [Abm] _ one more palm muted A.
[N] Then get rid of your third finger and bar that second fret.
You can leave it barred actually.
[Eb] D and G.
_ And [Gb] then go open D and G.
And then we're going to [N] repeat that concept over a different chord.
Middle finger third fret D, first finger second fret G.
_ And so here's what I mean.
Just repeat everything we [E] did.
It's just a different chord. _
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[N] _ And then the change here, you just drop your third finger to 4G just like we did before.
[E] So watch.
We _ [Ab] have_
_ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Gb] _ Okay?
[N] You follow me so far, hopefully.
Same thing again, but now we are leaving the first finger on 2G, third finger goes to 4D.
So that D string is moving chromatically.
That means one fret [Ab] at a time or a half step.
_ And do the same thing again, alright, beat wise.
Nothing has changed but that note on the D string, okay?
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[Db] _ _ [Eb] _ _ Then here's where it changes.
Pinky 5D, first finger 2G.
It's kind of a stretch.
_ _ [Gb] Go D, [Bbm] downstroke, B up, [Ab] G [Ebm] up, D down, B [Abm] up, _ G up, [Gb] _
D down.
_ [E] And then go pink.
[Ab] We'll just play that just out of our watch.
_ _ _ [Ebm] _ _ _ [Eb] Then you can get rid of your first finger.
Go third finger [Eb] 4G, leave your pinky where it [Ebm] was.
_ _ And hit the D and G together.
So we have_
_ _ _ [Ab] Then an open palm mute a day.
[Ebm] _ Hit the D and G again together.
So leave those down, you know, the pinky and third finger, don't lift them. _ _
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[Ab] _ _ [Eb] And then 2_
Oh, then you move it up to 7D, [Ab] pinky, 6G, third finger.
[Eb] And then two palm mutes [Ab] on the A.
Then it starts over.
So let's do that one more time. _
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[Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
[E] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
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Minus the little plub [A] up mistake.
Okay, so [Ab] anyways, it's a cool [Db] part.
I've always wanted to teach this part.
[Bb] I have a couple times with my private [Fm] students over the years, but now [Abm] it's on the internet
for you guys.
I can't wait to get into other stuff when I get into the solos, man, and show you guys
some of Warren D.
Martini's leads, and that's coming too.
Solos are going to be great.
So anyways, rockinguitarlessons.com.
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I always suggest keep an open [Eb] mind with music.
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I'm bringing all that in on my channel.
I love all styles, so I'm going to teach all the styles.
Okay, so _ be watching for that.
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This one I brought in.
No one requested it.
Been wanting to do it back for more.
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This guitar is not the nicest sounding thing in the world.
I wish it sounded a little [N] better tone-wise.
I really wish I had a 12 string, but I will.
_ What else, what else, what else?
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_ All right, guys.
[Ab] Peace. _
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