André Heiji Kozuma's video: Guitar Tutorial - All Right Now Free With Tabs Rhythm and Lead

There are many videos on how to play this song, but I honestly feel most of them miss the mark (sorry, but it's true). I think "All Right Now" is dismissed as a simple and easy song way too often, but it could not be further from the truth - this song has so many intricacies and subtleties that it's hard to put it all in a single video, especially with my 'shut up and play' approach. The rhythm pattern is a pain to get right and it's (amazingly) the most overlooked aspect of it. It doesn't help that I don't think there is a "definitive" version of the song - the Album version is overall the most complete, but the Single version has a better mix and the guitars are more driving - what kills it is the dodgy edits/cuts. On top of that, I really love the live performances because of the rawness and energy. I have a more in-depth video talking about the elements that make the song so great https://youtu.be/pXyR1LD97lQ, so definitely check it out after this one. Here I try to show all the elements to perform the song as best as possible - but it's up to you to get the feel right. The groove is the most important factor - keep that in mind. 0:00 Intro 0:09 Main Riff (Right Track) 1:35 Main Riff (Left Track) 2:40 Strumming Pattern 1 3:46 Strumming Pattern 2 4:11 Strumming Pattern 3 5:14 Riff With Slide Down 5:31 Chorus 6:10 Chorus Variation 2 6:37 Solo 1 8:27 Solo 1 Live Variation 9:21 Solo Chords 9:53 Main Solo 14:53 Ending Chorus Follow me on social media: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kozumaheiji Instagram https://instagram.com/KozumaHeiji Twitter https://twitter.com/KozumaHeiji If you like my videos, please consider supporting me on Patreon. If you change your mind you can leave anytime, no strings attached. https://www.patreon.com/kozumaheiji Gear - 2013 Gibson Les Paul Traditional (Chicago Blue) - Manlius Vinyl/T-top - Tubeamps Plexi Replica (1987 Lead circuit) - Weber Mass Attenuator - Focusrite Scarlett Solo - SoloDallas G12M Impulse Responses (G12M Condenser Pack)