Lick Library Learn To Play Wolfmother TUTORiAL

P2P | 28 March 2024 | 2.53 GB

Learn five Wolfmother tracks note for note with Danny Gill This superb guitar lesson course will teach you five tracks from these Australian rockers… learn every riff and solo note for note! Tracks include; Woman White Unicorn Minds Eye Dimension Joker And The Thief

Learn to Play Wolfmother
Immerse yourself in the classic, raw power of Wolfmother’s guitar anthems with our new course, “Learn to Play Wolfmother”. This comprehensive course from Danny Gill, offers you the unique opportunity to delve into the captivating, note-for-note renditions of their phenomenal hits: Dimension, White Unicorn, Woman, Joker & the Thief, and Mind’s Eye.

The band’s lead guitarist, Andrew Stockdale, is known for his energetic and creative approach to the guitar. His classic rock influences, combined with modern stylings, make these songs rich with techniques that will challenge and inspire you.

Dimension
This heavy riff-laden track is built primarily around the minor pentatonic scale in A, giving it a hard-hitting rock sound. The energetic rhythm parts and the blistering solo in “Dimension” will give you a masterclass in effective alternate picking and the dramatic use of string bending. The song concludes with a fade-out solo that tests your command over pull-offs and hammer-ons, offering ample opportunities to build speed and fluidity.

White Unicorn
“White Unicorn” is an excellent example of how Wolfmother incorporates blues influences into their rock sound. The song is set in G# minor and the solos provide a fantastic opportunity to delve into the world of bluesy bends and vibrato. Be ready to dissect the intricate syncopated rhythms that provide the underlying groove to this song.

Woman
“Woman” is a testament to Stockdale’s impressive command over a range of techniques. Its key is E minor, and it features a mix of power chords and barre chords underpinning the melody. The highlight of this track is undoubtedly the guitar solo, which leverages slides, trills, and some impressive vibrato techniques.

Joker & the Thief
A fan-favorite, “Joker & the Thief” offers a dynamic journey through the G# minor scale. It highlights the band’s penchant for powerful chord progressions and intricate harmonics. The solo stands out with its galloping rhythm and fast alternate picking sequences, perfect for those aiming to develop speed and precision.

Mind’s Eye
Lastly, we dive into “Mind’s Eye”, a piece that showcases Stockdale’s diverse range of influences, from heavy metal to psychedelic rock. The song revolves around the D# minor scale. Its main solo has a unique twist with the use of octaves and double stops, providing a rich, layered sound.

Andrew Stockdale’s contribution to these songs, with his innovative guitar playing style, is the heart and soul of Wolfmother’s iconic sound. His keen understanding of tone, pitch, and rhythm, coupled with his wide array of techniques, makes each song a unique learning experience.

In “Learn to Play Wolfmother”, you’ll not only learn to play these songs note for note, but also gain insight into the unique techniques that make Wolfmother’s sound stand out.

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