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Name: How to play Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues (Still Got The Blues)
Uploaded: 2007-04-11
Description: In this video lesson you will learn how to play Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues (Still Got The Blues)

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topics

1 Still Got The Blues

2 Intro

3 Intro 2

5 Lick

7 Solo

chords used

Dm7 G7/9/11 C7M F7M Bm7(b5) E7 Am Dm7 G7/9/11 C7M F7M Bm7(b5) E7 Am Am7/B C Dm7 G7/9/11 C7M F7M Bm7(b5) E7/4 E Am Em7 Am D7/9 F7/9 E7/9+ Am e----------------------------------- B----------------------------------- G----------------------------------- D----------------------------------- A---------------------7------------- E-------5------8-------------------- Dm7 G7/9/11 C7M F7M Bm7(b5) E7 Am Am7/B C Dm7 G7/9/11 C7M F7M Bm7(b5) E7/4 E Am Em7 Am D7/9 F7/9 E7/9+ Am Bm E7/9 Am Am7/B C Bm7 F7M Em7 Dm7 Am

h - hammer-on
 p - pull-off
 b - bend
 pb - pre-bend
 r - bend release (release immediately if no number after r)
 /\ - slide into or out of (from/to "nowhere")
 s - legato slide
 S - shift slide
<n> - natural harmonic
[n] - artificial harmonic
n(n) - tapped harmonic
 ~ - vibrato
 tr - trill
 T - tap
 TP - trem. picking
 PM - palm muting
\n/ - tremolo bar dip; n = amount to dip
 \n - tremolo bar down
 n/ - tremolo bar up
/n\ - tremolo bar inverted dip
 = - hold bend; also acts as connecting device for hammers/pulls
 <> - volume swell (louder/softer)
 x - on rhythm slash represents muted slash
 o - on rhythm slash represents single note slash

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