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Bass Riff

This document provides examples of bass riffs that are repeated throughout songs, such as the single bass riff that carries Eric Clapton's "I Wish You Would" and the rhythm guitar riff in "Got To Hurry." It also introduces a lesson on the boogie bass line in E and fingerpicking for blues guitar.

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Bass Riff

This document provides examples of bass riffs that are repeated throughout songs, such as the single bass riff that carries Eric Clapton's "I Wish You Would" and the rhythm guitar riff in "Got To Hurry." It also introduces a lesson on the boogie bass line in E and fingerpicking for blues guitar.

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Lessons Blues Guitar Boogie Bass in E Bass Riff

Bass Riff An
The Boogie Bass introduction to
line - Part 6 blues
fingerpicking

Bass riffs
Many songs are built on a bass riff that is repeated through the whole song. Here are a few
examples.
Eric Clapton (The Yardbirds): I wish you would
One single bass riff carries the entire song.

Another Eric Clapton riff (well, the rhythm guitar in Yardbirds was not played by Eric Clapton,
so it it probably not correct to call it an Eric Clapton riff ...) is Got To Hurry

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