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Blues Brothers Rhythm.
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The reason I've included this rhythm is
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because it's a very common rhythm pattern
used in a lot of blues and pop songs.
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It's also a bit of fun, and
it'll be very useful in your playing.
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It's very simple.
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We're just going to practice it for
now with a G chord.
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So locate the G chord.
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This time it's not above middle C,
it's below middle C.
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So the G chord below middle C,
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and the root note of the chord on
the left hand one octave below that.
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So that's your first shape.
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Second shape is keep the two
root notes with both hands.
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Move the third and the fifth on
the right hand up one note each.
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Third shape.
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Keep the two root notes again.
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Move the third and fifth up again,
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and then back down, and
back down to the G.
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You're gonna play each
right hand chord twice.
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And you can see the sheet music at the
bottom of the page, if you bring the left
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hand note just in before the right hand
bass, it can sound more interesting
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>> [MUSIC].