Video Lesson: Gimme Three Steps

[Hoodster]

As I say at the outset, you don't have to be a Skynyrd fan to cop some very fun and useful licks from this lesson.


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[Dan S]

Cool, thanks. You were so funny talking about the chunky, chunky monkey riff. What amp, pedal(s). Sounds good.

[daacrusher2001]

This is great...often thought about learning this...no excuse not to now!

[Julia343]

Good lesson. Kept it simple.

[imastratoholic]

Thanks for the lesson!

[Dickie Fredericks]

I actually play an addition to the "chunky monkey" lick which starts on the A string. So at the end of the first lick when you hit the A chord you do the lick moving from C to C# and play the E on the D string and the A on the G string then pulling off from the B note on the A string to the open A.

Does that make sense? LOL

[Chappie]

that's a great explanation of why that song works the way it does...especially for someone like me who is basically self taught.

thanks man!!

Randy

[rustneversleeps]

Thanks for posting this, one of your best!!

[Hoodster]

Thanks, guys -- your comments really make my day.

I have the next lesson in the can and it should be up this weekend (takes two to three hours to upload with my modest DSL connection).

It's a little Steve Cropper for y'all.