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This is both the Beatles and the Isley Brothers. Twist and Shout Using Chords For Riffs This is both the Beatles and the Isley Brothers.

Just 3 chords The only chords in this are C, F and G7 The C and F chords should be played as 2 beats each to start and the G7 as 4 beats. Once that is mastered the F chord should be played for 1 ½ beats and the G7 should come in a ½ beat early as shown below: 4/4 ||:C F | G7 : || then 4/4 ||: C F G7| : || 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1&2&3 & 4 & 1 2 3 4 This may take some time to master as the G7 is anticipated by ½ beat This is done often in music.

Start with the pickup (notes before the 1st complete measure Start with the pickup (notes before the 1st complete measure. Play the 6th string 3rd fret on the & after beat 3, then on beat 4 play the 5th string open (no fingers), on the & after 4 play the 5th string 2nd fret. This is a run that is done when a G or G7 chord changes to a C chord.

Beat 1 play the 5th string while holding down the C chord. Beat 2 play the 4th and 3rd strings while holding the C chord. The idea is to play this holding the chord down. Hold a C chord – then hit the 5th string on beat #1. On beat 2 play the 4th string and on the and after 2 play the 3rd string. This will mean that you are playing the correct frets.

Now switch to the F chord Now switch to the F chord. On beat 3 play the 4th string, on the & after beat 3 play the 2nd and 3rd strings. For this you do not have to Barre the 1st fret as you will not be hitting it. So the strategy is to just move the 2nd and 3rd fingers as a group from the 5th and 4th strings respectively to the 4th and 3rd strings. 1 2 3 The F Chord X X

On the & after beat 4 of the first measure change to a G7 chord On the & after beat 4 of the first measure change to a G7 chord. Start by playing the 2nd and 3rd strings (Open), then play the 6th string on beats 1 through the and after 3of the 2nd measure. Play these as 5 consecutive 1/8th notes. Play them staccato (means detached), by Rocking the 3rd finger off and on the string immediately after hitting the note. Then again play the 5th string open to the 5th string 2nd fret and Repeat to the C chord (repeat sign). Note on the G7 how the 2nd and 3rd finger have the same relationship as on the C and the F chords. Those fingers stay in that relationship through most of this piece. 1 2 3 0 0 0 G7

Now put it all together. Take it slowly.

Now work on it! If two people are playing have the one person play the guitar part on the previous slide and the other just play the chords. Both need to do the anticipation of the G7 on the last beat of the 1st measure. The Beatles did this in the key of D which is up a whole step or 2 frets. Use a capo on fret 2 in order to play along with the Beatles.