About this Backing Track:
Here‘s a 70’s funk rock guitar backing track for the song ‘Long Train Runnin' by The Doobie Brothers
Long Train Runnin' Guitar Lesson
Join guitar instructor Danny Gill in this in-depth lesson on the Doobie Brothers’ classic track, "Long Train Runnin’," and unlock the song's iconic groove and feel. Danny breaks down each riff and rhythm section with his expert guidance, so you’ll capture the song’s distinctive percussive strumming and syncopated style. In this tutorial, you’ll dive into the funky, soulful guitar work of Tom Johnston, exploring everything from the chugging rhythm and muted strumming to the smooth chord embellishments that make "Long Train Runnin’" a staple of 1970s rock. Danny’s lesson includes an accurate note-for-note breakdown of each section, with particular focus on: Signature Riffs: Learn how to nail the infectious, rhythmic opening riff, which drives the entire song, and build the groove that defines the track. Chorus Chords: Danny explains the nuances in chord voicings and transitions, allowing you to bring the unique, flowing sound of the chorus to life. Solo Analysis: Break down the solo with precision as Danny covers every lick and bend, teaching you how to add your own expression while staying true to the original. With clear demonstrations and detailed explanations, Danny guides you through each part of the song, helping you achieve the authentic Doobie Brothers sound and rhythm feel. Perfect for intermediate players looking to master this funk-rock classic and expand their rhythm guitar skills, this tutorial will give you everything you need to get "Long Train Runnin’" right in your setlist!
