Chuck Berry classic !

[Warhol]

Hi,

It's a pure classic of rock n roll, and this Johnny B. Goode intro is not so simple I think (I'm really not a good guitarist). So I'm glad I spent some time practicing on it and was able to freeze it on film.

 

[Tone Quest]

I think you did a great job on the intro. Enjoyed it

 

[Rene Asologuitar]

You killed this guitar classic riff.
Your guitar playing is very good, very clean.
Love your video.
Rene

 

[daddyplaysbass]

The intro to Sweet Little Sixteen is sweet, very country,(easy two string riff) and like Johnny B Goode, great when played like Chuck, Johnny Johnson on piano, Willie Dixon on bass, (Works as intro to "Surfin' USA")

 

[decker]

My favourite intro of all time.
Nice one Mr W; can't beat a bit of Chuck.

 

[Warhol]

Thx you all guys !

 

[Downeast]

Nicely done!

 

[Lonn]

Also my favorite intro of all time, but I play it just a little bit different than you. The only compliment I ever got in a guitar store was in guitar Center about 15 years ago. It was the middle of the day and there was just me and a young guy probably 17 or 18 in there and we were on opposite sides of the main guitar room. I played the riff a few times and the kid actually walked over and said it sounded really good. Made my day.

 

[daddyplaysbass]

Also my favorite intro of all time, but I play it just a little bit different than you. The only compliment I ever got in a guitar store was in guitar Center about 15 years ago. It was the middle of the day and there was just me and a young guy probably 17 or 18 in there and we were on opposite sides of the main guitar room. I played the riff a few times and the kid actually walked over and said it sounded really good. Made my day.

You shoulda played "Smoke on the Water" - that would have really impressed him !

 

[JSMac]

Nicely played! I can only wish to be able to do that.