'60s Classics: Guitar Play-Along
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1:35 Cissy Strut by The Meters - Lesson
In this first video, we learn about the song "Cissy Strut" by The Meters and watch the instructor show us the main parts of the song.
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3:06 Cissy Strut by The Meters - View 1
The instructor plays the song with the backing tracks so we can see it performed with tablature on screen.
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3:05 Cissy Strut by The Meters - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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3:06 Cissy Strut by The Meters - Practice
In this video, the guitar has been removed from the mix so you can play along with the backing tracks. The tablature is on screen as well.
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2:56 My Girl by The Temptations - Lesson
My Girl by The Temptations - Lesson / In this video, we go over how to play "My Girl" by The Temptations.
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2:54 My Girl by The Temptations - View 1
The instructor plays the song with the backing tracks so we can see it performed with tablature on screen.
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2:54 My Girl by The Temptations - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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2:54 My Girl by The Temptations - Practice
In this video, the guitar has been removed from the mix so you can play along with the backing tracks. The tablature is on screen as well.
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1:03 No Particular Place to Go by Chuck Berry - Lesson
In this video, we see how to play "No Particular Place to Go" by Chuck Berry.
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2:47 No Particular Place to Go by Chuck Berry - View 1
The instructor plays the song with the backing tracks so we can see it performed with tablature on screen.
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2:47 No Particular Place to Go by Chuck Berry - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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2:47 No Particular Place to Go by Chuck Berry - Practice
In this video, the guitar has been removed from the mix so you can play along with the backing tracks. The tablature is on screen as well.
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1:21 Pipeline by The Chantays - Lesson
In this tutorial, we learn how to play "Pipeline" by The Chantays.
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2:22 Pipeline by The Chantays - View 1
The instructor plays the song with the backing tracks so we can see it performed with tablature on screen.
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2:22 Pipeline by The Chantays - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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2:22 Pipeline by The Chantays - Practice
In this video, the guitar has been removed from the mix so you can play along with the backing tracks. The tablature is on screen as well.
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2:50 Proud Mary by Creedence Clearwater Revival - Lesson
Here we are shown the song "Proud Mary" by Creedence Clearwater Revival.
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3:13 Proud Mary by Creedence Clearwater Revival - View 1
The instructor plays the song with the backing tracks so we can see it performed with tablature on screen.
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3:13 Proud Mary by Creedence Clearwater Revival - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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3:13 Proud Mary by Creedence Clearwater Revival - Practice
In this video, the guitar has been removed from the mix so you can play along with the backing tracks. The tablature is on screen as well.
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1:49 Surfin' U.S.A. by The Beach Boys - Lesson
Next we are shown the parts for "Surfin' U.S.A." by The Beach Boys.
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2:35 Surfin' U.S.A. by The Beach Boys - View 1
The instructor plays the song with the backing tracks so we can see it performed with tablature on screen.
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2:35 Surfin' U.S.A. by The Beach Boys - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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2:35 Surfin' U.S.A. by The Beach Boys - Practice
In this video, the guitar has been removed from the mix so you can play along with the backing tracks. The tablature is on screen as well.
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2:12 The House of the Rising Sun by The Animals - Lesson
In this video, we learn about the song "The House of the Rising Sun" by The Animals and watch the instructor show us the main parts of the song.
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4:33 The House of the Rising Sun by The Animals - View 1
The instructor plays the song with the backing tracks so we can see it performed with tablature on screen.
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4:33 The House of the Rising Sun by The Animals - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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4:33 The House of the Rising Sun by The Animals - Practice
In this video, the guitar has been removed from the mix so you can play along with the backing tracks. The tablature is on screen as well.
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1:25 Wild Thing by The Troggs - Lesson
The instructor teaches us the song "Wild Thing" by The Troggs.
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2:43 Wild Thing by The Troggs - View 1
The instructor plays the song with the backing tracks so we can see it performed with tablature on screen.
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2:43 Wild Thing by The Troggs - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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2:43 Wild Thing by The Troggs - Practice
In this video, the guitar has been removed from the mix so you can play along with the backing tracks. The tablature is on screen as well.
Product Overview
In this Hal Leonard video tutorial, The Guitar Play-Along video series teaches you to play some of the '60s best songs - Just watch, listen and learn!
Each song starts with a lesson from a professional guitar teacher, giving you an overview about the song and artist. Lesson
Then the teacher performs the complete song along with professionally recorded backing tracks that include on-screen guitar tab, in both a standard front view View 1 and a helpful "over the shoulder angle" View 2 which gives you the perspective of how it would look when you're playing it.
Lastly, there's a 4th video for each song with tab, that gives a play through without the instructor's guitar, so you can play the part yourself with the professional backing track! Practice
The songs featured in this video tutorial series are some of the '60s best, including Cissy Strut (The Meters), The House of the Rising Sun (The Animals), My Girl (The Temptations), No Particular Place to Go (Chuck Berry), Pipeline (The Chantays), Proud Mary (Creedence Clearwater Revival), Surfin' U.S.A. (The Beach Boys), and Wild Thing (The Troggs).
Travel back to the time of peace and love and learn to play these '60s staples on your guitar, and see why these songs have will always be remembered!
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