In episode 80 of the guitar music theory

podcast. Greetings guitar engineers welcome to the guitar music theory

podcast I am your host Desi Cerna and today I'm going to analyze the opening

riff heard in Stevie Ray Vaughn's cold. I'm going to demonstrate how to play it using the right

tone, timing, and technique. I'm also going to answer some email questions.

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All right, before we dive in here, let me explain that I've actually pulled the audio out of the YouTube video that I made teaching this same lesson.

So you can go over to YouTube, my channel is Desi Cerna

guitar or you can just search Desi Cerna Coldshot and you'll find that video and

you can watch the video and you can watch me demonstrate all of this.

But for the podcast, I've pulled the audio out of it

because I explain everything that I do in pretty good detail,

so it's something that you can learn and review while you're just... and

review while you're just listening to the audio.

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