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Mike will show you the slightly overdriven electric guitar layer in this song that handles both the rhythm and leads. The groove in this song is the Bo Diddley beat, which is a kind of clave (clah-vey) beat. The progression is essentially a 2 chord vamp (or groove) that repeats with a call & response riff between the vocals and the guitar. It gets played throughout the tune, both muted and wide open, with some cool leads thrown in for good measure.
There is one slightly overdriven electric guitar layer in this song that handles both the rhythm and leads.

In the following lessons, we'll talk about a clave rhythm, open chords, palm muting, and some bluesy rock leads. We are in the key of E major, with a 4/4 time signature, at a tempo of 107 BPM

Be sure to check out the Bo Diddley posts for a closer examination of the Bo Diddley Beat