Nice one Chuck.  😆 

Rock and Roll!  Yeah, Nice.  Chuck you're close to that Stones Can't You hear me Knockin, on those riffs.  Nice playing through and keeping the time.  Helix is giving some good tones, too!

Very cool to post the video.   👍  👍  👍 

Hey Chuck... What's your name! Sounds great. well played and great tone too!

Thank you Chris!!

My Tom Petty Tribute!

Wow Chuck, great and respect to you, singing and playing guitar. Thank you so much for sharing.

Clayton I might try Can't you hear me knocking in the next couple of days! 😋 

Great to see and hear this! Thank you Chuck - love it!

Go on, Chuck!  I seem to hear Keith's semi-intelligible mumble when I'm trying to get this intro.  That greasy set of riffs is a state of mind.

And, YEAH, what a cool posting from the cave.  You did a great job with that and again that tempo just really consistent.  Thank you for sharing!

Hi Clayton,

I tried but its not the best!

That's a great start Chuck!  Consider using a metronome or even better a backing track.  Slow it down a bit.  Look at some TABS - heres a good one

http://www.guitaretab.com/r/rolling-stones/16328.html.

Ad here is a great lesson on it from youtube.  I think I will give it a try myself!!!  OPEN G Tuning is the trick!!

Hope this helps!! 😎 

Craig is right. Use a metronome or backing track for your next video.

You should always use what I call a time device when practicing musical ideas - metronome, drum machine, backing track, or - real drummer! 😀 

Words of a rhythm Foundation, metronome or drum beat, are my Creed and oath. Chuck you have a great start but you should reward yourself with an open G tuning. I took Craig's advice and played with open G all day Saturday and found it easy, fun, and addictive.

First and foremost, you play and posted, such is the art of musicianship!

Clayton You Need to Post some of your playing! Would like to see how you do it!