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In this guitar lesson we will be studying a percussive element of Jack Johnson strumming style. Johnson uses a lot of “dead notes” in his strumming patterns. This helps, as a solo player, establish a groove and give the music a little rhythm. We will be using an excerpt from Bubble Toes to demonstrate.
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In this guitar lesson we will be studying a percussive element of Jack Johnson strumming style. Johnson uses a lot of “dead notes” in his strumming patterns. This helps, as a solo player, establish a groove and give the music a little rhythm. We will be using an excerpt from Bubble Toes to demonstrate.
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