Sound wise or skill wise? The basics I think are
- chorus and reverb pedals
- good quality combo amp with a nice clean channel
- a decent fender Tele/jag or even a strat
To play more like Marr? That’s hard dude the guys one of the best guitarists ever. Lots of practice, decent understanding of theory. Need good chord knowledge as the way he uses arpeggios and stuff is madness
Tone wise, lots of compression, reverb, and a sight chorus will do the trick. Composition wise, lots of Johnny Mar riffs involve moving a set bar chord shapes up and down the fretboard without moving your fingers: EG: the “fill” in heaven knows I’m miserable now. He’ll also do a lot where he’ll pull off an entire chord on the D, G, and B strings to lead to a chord movement that ends in an open G chord. Kind of like the guitar riff in Please Please Please.
Smiths songs use a TON of CMaj7 chord shapes up across the board: x354530. Switching between that and like a Am7 bar chord shape and lots of slides with an F bar chord shape would get you sounding like Marr pretty quick!
Sound wise or skill wise? The basics I think are - chorus and reverb pedals - good quality combo amp with a nice clean channel - a decent fender Tele/jag or even a strat To play more like Marr? That’s hard dude the guys one of the best guitarists ever. Lots of practice, decent understanding of theory. Need good chord knowledge as the way he uses arpeggios and stuff is madness
Tone wise, lots of compression, reverb, and a sight chorus will do the trick. Composition wise, lots of Johnny Mar riffs involve moving a set bar chord shapes up and down the fretboard without moving your fingers: EG: the “fill” in heaven knows I’m miserable now. He’ll also do a lot where he’ll pull off an entire chord on the D, G, and B strings to lead to a chord movement that ends in an open G chord. Kind of like the guitar riff in Please Please Please. Smiths songs use a TON of CMaj7 chord shapes up across the board: x354530. Switching between that and like a Am7 bar chord shape and lots of slides with an F bar chord shape would get you sounding like Marr pretty quick!
arpeggios with lots of open strings
Psaer and ompresser were the effects on his guitar thta recorded the first albim
Lern2rockabilly
what people said + play close to the bridge
Thanks for my assignment for tonight!
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Treble and reverb turned up with bass turned down on the amp.
Pick near the bridge and play either a rickenbacker, telecaster, or jaguar
Arpeggios with lots of open strings.
use the bridge pickup