'70s Classics: Guitar Play-Along
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1:41 Bad Case of Loving You by Robert Palmer - Lesson
In this first video, we learn about the song "Bad Case of Loving You" and watch the instructor show us the main parts of the song.
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3:13 Bad Case of Loving You by Robert Palmer - 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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3:12 Bad Case of Loving You by Robert Palmer - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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3:14 Bad Case of Loving You by Robert Palmer - 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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1:43 Bang a Gong (Get It On) by T. Rex - Lesson
In this video, we go over how to play "Bang a Gong (Get It On)."
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4:34 Bang a Gong (Get It On) by T. Rex - 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 Bang a Gong (Get It On) by T. Rex - 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 Bang a Gong (Get It On) by T. Rex - 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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2:20 Brick House by Commadores - Lesson
In this video, we see how to play "Brick House."
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3:27 Brick House by Commadores - 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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3:28 Brick House by Commadores - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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3:28 Brick House by Commadores - 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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3:04 Funk #49 by The James Gang - Lesson
In this tutorial, we learn how to play "Funk #49."
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3:55 Funk #49 by The James Gang - 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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3:55 Funk #49 by The James Gang - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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3:56 Funk #49 by The James Gang - 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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3:57 Josie by Steely Dan - Lesson
Here we are shown the song "Josie."
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4:35 Josie by Steely Dan - 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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4:34 Josie by Steely Dan - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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4:34 Josie by Steely Dan - 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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2:29 Oye Como Va by Santana - Lesson
Next we are shown the parts for "Oye Como Va."
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4:21 Oye Como Va by Santana - 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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4:21 Oye Como Va by Santana - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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4:21 Oye Como Va by Santana - 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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2:15 Too Rolling Stoned by Robin Trower - Lesson
In this video, we learn about the song "Too Rolling Stoned" and watch the instructor show us the main parts of the song.
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7:32 Too Rolling Stoned by Robin Trower - 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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7:33 Too Rolling Stoned by Robin Trower - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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7:33 Too Rolling Stoned by Robin Trower - 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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2:24 What's Your Name by Lynyrd Skynyrd - Lesson
The instructor teaches us the song "What's Your Name."
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3:36 What's Your Name by Lynyrd Skynyrd - 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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3:36 What's Your Name by Lynyrd Skynyrd - View 2
See a different view of the instructor playing the song with the backing track with tablature on screen.
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3:36 What's Your Name by Lynyrd Skynyrd - 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 most epic songs of the '70s - 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 most recognizable from the '70s, including Bad Case of Loving You (Robert Palmer), Bang a Gong (Get It On) (T.Rex), Brick House (The Commodores), Funk #49 (James Gang), Josie (Steely Dan), Oye Como Va (Santana), Too Rolling Stoned (Robin Trower), and What's Your Name (Lynyrd Skynyrd).
Get your polyester pants on and learn to play these '70s hits on your guitar fast and easy, and see what made these songs so special!
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Reviews
Submitted 8 months ago
Nicely done!!
Made it really easy to learn even complex pieces, I must say that it moves along a little quickly, but that forces you to focus and keeps you on your toes, no time for daydreaming, but I love this product, some of us need a little kick sometimes..
I am a: Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Pro Tools, Reason, Studio One
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 8 months ago
Very Helpful!
Only used for three songs, but really helpful. The video views are nice and easy to see chord changes from a players perspective.
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Reviews
Submitted 8 months ago
Nicely done!!
Made it really easy to learn even complex pieces, I must say that it moves along a little quickly, but that forces you to focus and keeps you on your toes, no time for daydreaming, but I love this product, some of us need a little kick sometimes..
I am a: Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Pro Tools, Reason, Studio One
Submitted 8 months ago
Very Helpful!
Only used for three songs, but really helpful. The video views are nice and easy to see chord changes from a players perspective.
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