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Learn to play That's Alright, Blue Suede Shoes by Elvis Presley with this acoustic guitar lesson preview.
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This lesson takes a look at two very well known singles by Elvis Presley, from his pre-military service years.
We start off with That’s All Right, written by blues singer Arthur Crudup, which was Elvis’ first single, released in 1954 by Sun Records.
We then continue with Blue Suede Shoes, a rock-and- roll standard written and first recorded by Carl Perkins in 1955. It appears on Elvis’ 1956 debut album ‘Elvis Presley’ and was his first for RCA Records.
Both songs are done with only three chords, the I, IV and V, in the key of A. They feature uptempo strumming with swing feel and, if preferred, alternating bass notes. We also take a look at how to spice it up a bit.
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Learn to play That's Alright, Blue Suede Shoes by Elvis Presley with this acoustic guitar lesson preview.
Full lesson found at
http://www.totallyguitars.com/target-songs/786-elvis-presley/28072-that-s-alright-blue-suede-shoes-elvis-presley-guitar-lesson.html
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This lesson takes a look at two very well known singles by Elvis Presley, from his pre-military service years.
We start off with That’s All Right, written by blues singer Arthur Crudup, which was Elvis’ first single, released in 1954 by Sun Records.
We then continue with Blue Suede Shoes, a rock-and- roll standard written and first recorded by Carl Perkins in 1955. It appears on Elvis’ 1956 debut album ‘Elvis Presley’ and was his first for RCA Records.
Both songs are done with only three chords, the I, IV and V, in the key of A. They feature uptempo strumming with swing feel and, if preferred, alternating bass notes. We also take a look at how to spice it up a bit.
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