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Vintage Guitar
Magazine
Presents: FRETPRINTS
by Wolf Marshall
Subject: Keith Richards |
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Fig.1.
Open G
tuning riffs are a
staple of the Keith
Richards style. This
figure uses the tuning
to generate a solid rock
rhythm figure made of
characteristic big
chords. It is a
five-string riff played
on the upper strings of
the guitar. Keith
removes the sixth string
(low E) from his Tele to
facilitate chord work in
this tuning. That
refinement places the
root note of prominent
barred chords on the
fifth string; explicit
in the barred C and Bb
chords of the
pattern.
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The open
tuning has an extra
bonus of creating
unusual and attractive
voicings like the F/C,
which has an added
second (G note on the
first string) in the
structure.
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