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Summary: Learn how to play country rock music on the guitar in this free video series that talks about the guitar and the different musical stylings it lends itself to.
Peter Volino is a singer, songwriter, and musician based in New York City who can be reached at (718) 381-7586 or at bigpetev@gmail.com. He was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY and has...read more
"PETER VOLINO: On behalf of Expert Village, my name is Peter Volino here in Roxy Studio, Long Island City, New York. I'm here to demonstrate multiple genres on bass guitar and six-string electric guitar. Okay, this is more like a rock kind of country style in the key of G also. I like that key. It's an easy key [PLAYING GUITAR]. You could add octaves, you could shuffle it, use these jazz-type chords, add bass lines [PLAYING GUITAR]. Get a little jazzy with it. [PLAYING GUITAR] and bend at the very end."
eHow Article: Learn to Play Country Rock on the Guitar
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evuser14190 said
on 8/2/2008 You shouldnt use so much reverb on country rock. Also adjust your tone knob with a little more bass.