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Summary: So you want to be a soul guitarist? Well here's a free video on how to play the song 'Respect' on the guitar.

Views: 287 | Tags: bass, guitar, scales, theory, instruments, notes, musical, frets, soul, R&B

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Playing 'Respect' on Guitar

Alright, Aretha Franklin, "Respect." I'll take the chorus section of it, which is G and then C. But they are like; they got a jazzier kind of feel of the chord. I'm using the root notes to explain the chord itself. G and C and then G and then C again. Now we'll go to D, which would be the verses, to C. You could add like a couple of bass lines there. And back to G and C again. You could vibrato the chord, if you like, for an effect. This is in real time.

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