StandUp Lyrics: I been walkin' with my face turned to the sun / Weight on my shoulders, a bullet in my gun / Oh, I got eyes in the back of my head just in case I have to run / I do what I can when
Table of Contents1 Intro2 Learn By Ear3 Chord for the Get Up, Stand Reggae C minor Chord 3rd fret Video LessonHow to Play Get Up Stand Up by Bob Marley - Guitar LessonWatch this video on YouTube4 Hope this helps!IntroThe song, at least to me, sounds like it’s being played in C minor pentatonic. The intro before Bob starts singing is two notes. Bb and C. You can play them on the third string, 3rd and 5th frets or on the fourth string, 8th and 10th along with the recording to get the feel!You use music software to slow down the music – check out Transcribe! Or you can also slow videos on YouTube go to the settings button in the bottom right-hand corner of the videoThe 2 notes that are highlighted are used in the Intro of Get Up, Stand Up. C minor Pentatonic Scale – Guitar Fretboard DiagramLearn By EarI haven’t really figured out copyright law, so I guess I can’t throw out any tab or note-for-stuff. I hope this some ways figuring out the song from a basic framework may allow you to improve your ear and in the end gain a better feel for the intentions of the 🙂Here’s the songBob Marley - Get Up Stand Up [HQ Sound]C minorYup, it’s one chord!Reggae RhythmThere are a lot of things going on in the song. There’s the guitar playing on the and of the beat. This lesson is just for learning that mostly. Check out my lesson on how to play reggae guitar, out the feel of the guitar and what it is playing. Sometimes it plays on the and of the beat and sometimes it plays on the and a of the beat. Also, the guitar it playing the treble notes of the chord. And don’t let the notes ring! You want the time to be really clear because it makes the beat if you listen with headphones, you’ll hear the guitarist playing melodic fragments. And a keys player with some mellow chords. And maybe a guitar doubling the bass?Anyways, grab that chord and play along with the track. Have fun!Learn Reggae Guitar Rhythm, Chords, Scales, History, SongsC minor Chord 3rd fretVideo LessonHow to Play Get Up Stand Up by Bob Marley - Guitar LessonHope this helps!There’s plenty of places to get tab and stuff. But give your ear a chance! And if you do get tab, still slow down the song so you can get real locked in with what they are really doing!
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