Ian Black's video: Endless Hope Original

I am EXTREMELY happy with how this turned out. Points of note: - It's rare that I use a capo. - I really tried to emphasise chord tones in the main riff (if Myles Kennedy says it, it must be worth doing). - I hardly ever use arpeggios, but I do it twice in this song - 0:32 and 1:20 - I never use fully-muted strumming... 1:20 - I do use individual muting strums sometimes, and they come into play at 0:56 for that percussiveness. - I never do downward-only strumming, but I do at 1:17 - As you can gather from the above, variation in strumming was a priority. - The mixolydian mode comes in at 1:20 - Things subtly change. If you listen to the backing track at 1:01 - 1:11, you'll notice that the last two chords of the progression are inverted. Also, the 'solo' begins at 0:56 with the main riff, and ends at 1:12 with an altered version of the same riff. If I were to change anything, maybe I'd take a bar away from the first arpeggio and end on something other than the root.... although arguably I earn the 'obvious' ending by never playing an A major all the way through. Anyway, I love it so shush. Backing Track: https://youtu.be/JoP5bRc_-Io