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okay let's dr. feelgood here but first talking about the they're in this tuning I usually teach the videos that I do in standard tuning even if the song is tuned differently like if it's tuned down a half step just to help people out with floating trim systems who can't retune the guitar that easily for this song though I decided to teach it in the actual tuning that it's in because it is so essential to the song the tuning it just doesn't really sound right in standard tuning so we're going to do this in the tuning that they're doing in what he does is he Tunes every string down a whole step so that's going to make this low E string a d the a-string will be tuned to a G the d-string will to be tuned to a c the g string will be tuned to an F the B string will be tuned to an A and the high e string will be tuned to a D so everything is just being tuned down a whole step so just grab your tuners and make sure you get everything in tune because that is just very essential to this this particular song is that flat I'm really tuned down sound okay so let's start now we're going to start with this intro which goes like this so it starts with that cool kind of driving rhythm now what's going on it's all this the open string the low now this in this case the D string but I'm still going to call the string names out by their standard pitch names just so it doesn't get confusing just for so you don't have to be thinking that much so we're going to be muting with our appalled muting down here right against the bridge the low open sixth string and we'll be picking this rhythm so we have starts with one hit and then we have a little up-down do that one more time then we just have five hits just straight down trophy one more time and then we do another up/down on it little quick up-down so so far we have this and now we start everything over again soon as you give this a couple little parts it's pretty much just straight and then we have a little dum bum little little upbeat in there so that right there as long as you get those feel down and just listen to it it's pretty easy to just follow along with the rhythm they start the song they kind of slide down into it from around the 15th fret now you see how I'm going down up up down just when it's doing that little pause feel so it's just going to be down up up down down down down down down it's essential to kind of mute it a little bit but still let it have this vibration that sustains to it after you hit it now stop so kill it killing it up okay then we come to this note when you get a lot of when we work in this song and that's just holding the second fret on the g string and this is the whole next parts going like this all right so we got that second Fred just kind of randomly doing dive-bombs with it with the whammy bar then we come to the harmonic here at the seventh fret on the g string and just do a series of quick dive bars and bring it back up to pitch and do it so you just doing a series of quick dips and he does that on every single harmonic that he plays so after that seventh fret on the g string you now hit the fifth fret on both the g and the g strings together then back to that seventh fret on the G and then to the 12th fret on the G and the D strings so make sure when you're putting those harmonics you're right over the fret you're just barely hitting the string as soon as you pluck it come off the string so you don't interrupt its vibration of the harmonic so we got that and then the second time through the harmonics here we play instead of just playing one note on the third string the g string we're going to at the seventh fret you're going to pick the D and the G at the seventh fret then back to the fifth fret d and g string then back to the seventh fret d ng and then to the 12 then we have we end the intro with a pic slide scrape on a six-string why you do a right hand slide so just just kind of creates kind of a random effect and that leads us into the main riff of the song now this main riff of song is very identifiable and I'm going to go through it right now okay so it's basically the same thing repeated four times now what's going on here is we have we're muting again on the sixth string a down up on the low E string and then at the second fret on the low E string and then a third fret on the low E so we're just hitting each one twice it's kind of crawling up down up down up down up and this last one we're going to do a chromatic line we're going to lay the fourth fret once and then over to the open a string with an upstroke once so as last two is this the fourth fret on the low E then with the down stroke and an upstroke on the a open eight all right then we come to these this dyad here which is the second fret of the G and then the third fret on the B string just pick the second third string and third string together and then we come to the second fret at the both the B and the g strings together then we do that riff that we started with again and then we come up here to what's to eat dominant seven sharp nine chord kind of known as being the Hendrix chord we have the seventh fret on the a string 6 fret on the D seventh fret on the g string and then the eighth fret on the B string so those four strings hit that twice a little bit of our ATO on the second one so repeat that entire thing four times and that's the main riff in the song so that's what we introduce and kind of came in together after this main riff we go into the actual vocal sections and here's the first verse the verse is very simple it's just this all right so we start with the open a power chord the fifth string open and the second finger on the second fret on the D string then come to the third fret on the low E string with your second finger then back to the open a chord hit twice with just a down up then we do the same thing so this last the second chord now is going to be the open E power chord the low E string open and the second foot on the a string with it down up on that so we have this then this one's going to end with the e do that again okay now the second half of the verse we start doing some palm muting and driving with them on it so things the same so far and then we just just palm mute that open fifth string with down strokes and then now you're on the second one you muting the low E string repeat that and then it ends with a a hit of one two three on the bottom a low E string so the whole verse rhythm again okay and that takes us into the chorus now that verse riff is played three times in the song but in the third time which happens after the first solo there's some fills in it the fills are overdubs so this rhythm still goes on underneath it and there's a second as a guitar over dub over it but I'm going to play through the third verse and when it comes to those fills I'm going to leave from playing the rhythm to actually playing the fill part so you can see where it happens in the actual rhythm itself okay there we go all right so it's just kind of a an overdub kind of in the beginning it's it's it's really high in the mix and that last part isn't so what the first fill is it's a half step bin at the twelfth fret on the B string kind of a slow band and then the tenth fret with vibrato one on the B string pretty simple stuff the second fill is this now I'm doing nineteen to seventeen on the B string and then we have the nineteenth fret on the B and the twentieth fret on the high E together twice and then back to the 17th fret on the B string now those two Phil's right there are really high in the mix and then you can hear from the distance over that he kind of has the volume knob down he does a unison bin so you're holding the first finger at the 17th fret on the high E and in the 20th fret with your third finger on the B string and you get Ben you're going to play that boat together and Bend that 20th fret up to match the pitch on the high E string but you can have your volume down and then do a volume so you're going to pick it and as you're bending up you're going to raise the volume on your guitar have any basically just goes and that's very low in the mix it's there's not it's just kind of kind of layering and just filling up noise and it's just a big a hammer-on and pull-off in the 17th to 20th fret and back on the B string and you just end it with that note okay so those fills do happen in it whether you choose to play them or not because you do unless you have a second guitar player the rhythm will have to completely drop out in order to play them okay so up next in the next video lesson we're going to take a look at B chorus and the first solo - stay tuned for that