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Chuck berry style, notice him ripping on the c note over an A major chord, and all down the line. Nothing bizarre about it at all, this is the great Chuck Berrys style https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/solo-guitar/chuck-berry-style-lesson/
Last edited by Trentb; 02/24/17 09:46 PM.
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