Announcement: SongTabs.com Releases “How to Play 'The Only Exception' by Paramore - Easy Acoustic Guitar Lesson With Tabs”
(PRWEB) May 07, 2014 -- “So for this song you will need a capo on the fourth fret of your guitar,” says Zollars. Paige starts off this easy acoustic guitar lesson by first going over the chords that are used in the verse which are; G, Dm (D minor) and CM7 (C Major 7). Paige says that CM7 is done by playing C in the first position and simply removing the first finger. Next Paige demonstrates the strumming for the verse as follows; down down up down up, counted as 1 2 & 3 &, played four times for each chord. Zollars continues by performing the verse so you can see and hear exactly how to play it. Paige says that the chorus is played with the same chords and strumming pattern as the verse. Next Paige demonstrates the final piece of the song, the bridge, as follows; the chords in the bridge are Am (A minor), G, D, Am, G, D and C and she says that the strumming is the same as the rest of the song. Complete chord charts and guitar TAB’s are available for this easy acoustic guitar lesson at SongTabs.com.
A Capo, short for capotasto, which is Italian for “head of fret board”, is a device used on the neck of a fretted instrument to shorten the playable length and raise the pitch.
Paramore is an American alternative rock band formed in Franklin Tennessee in 2004. The band has had wide commercial success despite numerous lineup changes. The bands second album, Riot, was certified Platinum in the US and Ireland and was certified Gold in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the UK. Over the course of there career they have released four studio albums and have been nominated for three Grammy Awards.
Paige Zollars
Has been a singer and song writer for the last 6 years and performs at fairs and coffee shops in her area. She has an original song “Broken” available on ITunes and works for a company called KlabLab where she makes educational songs for the classroom.
About SongTabs.com
SongTabs.com is a great online resource for learning to easily play your favorite songs on the guitar. With several great instructors and a constant growing catalog of songs, everyone can learn to play there favorite songs.
Claude Johnson, Guitar Control, http://www.bluesguitar.com, 888-687-4216, [email protected]
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