For tabs and text of this video lesson, see the March 2021 issue of Guitar World-
https://bit.ly/GW2020w
STRING THEORY
I GOT RHYTHM, PART 14
In his continued analyzation of the hypnotic, cyclical rhythmic pattern featured in the Led Zeppelin classic “Kashmir”, Guitar World’s Senior Music Editor, Jimmy Brown, demonstrates some additional, similarly-styled rhythmic patterns, which may serve as effective vehicles for mastering 16th-note syncopations and grooves.
#JimmyBrown #Kashmir
String Theory - I Got Rhythm, Part 14: More “Kashmir”- like moves
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STRING THEORY
I GOT RHYTHM, PART 14
In his continued analyzation of the hypnotic, cyclical rhythmic pattern featured in the Led Zeppelin classic “Kashmir”, Guitar World's Senior Music Editor, Jimmy Brown, demonstrates some additional, similarly-styled rhythmic patterns, which may serve as effective vehicles for mastering 16th-note syncopations and grooves.
#JimmyBrown #Kashmir){kind=small}
Published on 23 January 2021 by Guitar4Fans
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