How to REALLY Play All Right Now - Breaking Down That Iconic Guitar Riff

Paul Kossoff's rhythm guitar work on Free's 1970s hit "All Right Now" is simply fascinating. There is a certain elusive quality to this particular guitar riff which is very hard to replicate. In this video we will break down the guitar parts and try to understand what makes it so special.

I had to cut the first few seconds of the video where I played the song with just a drum backing track because the content ID bot decided to go Terminator on me..
It's funny because the automatic CoPyRiGhT CuT tOol (TM) left the first attack and the tail end of the riff, so if it looks like something is missing, it's because it is. Needless to say, I am less than amused.

EN subtitles available.

Dedicated to my good friend Fil "SoloDallas" Olivieri, from whom I learned the true ways of Rock 'n' Roll, and to Chris Moiny and Franz Farklas, who always give me support.

Follow me on social media:

Facebook
  / kozumaheiji  
Instagram
  / kozumaheiji  
Twitter
  / kozumaheiji  

If you like my videos, please consider supporting me on Patreon. If you change your mind you can leave anytime, no strings attached.
  / kozumaheiji  

Gear
Gibson Les Paul 58 Reissue
Manlius Landmark PAF pickups
Tubeamps Plexi Replica (1987 Lead circuit)
Weber Mass Attenuator
2X12 w/ Celestion G12M65 Creambacks
Shure SM57
Focusrite Scarlett Solo

Instagram:   / kozumaheiji