The Matchless DC30 is considered by some to be the holy grail of EL84 amplifiers and after you watch a couple of YouTube video demos, you may be inclined to agree. While I think Tracy used the Fender Deluxe Reverb for the recording, I don’t want to let that stop me from doing a little research on Matchless, so let’s digress!
I believe it’s important to learn something new every day and as I’m writing this post, I am aware that I have not heard of Matchless Amplifiers. Tracy is using an older Gibson ES-125 with a cutaway, and man does it get a great sound! Looking at, she uses a Fender Deluxe Reverb and a Matchless DC30. Learning roots music will make any guitarist better, and that includes you! So get your guitar, and let’s start jamming!Ĭheck out our YouTube video lesson for the electric guitar parts, and scroll down for chord charts and tablature!
TRACY CHAPMAN GIVE ME ONE REASON HOW TO
Learning how to play Give Me One Reason is a deep dive into excellent blues guitar work. Today we’ll review the electric guitar rhythm parts and the blues guitar fill licks. If you’d like to learn a bit more about Adam Levy, check out his Wikipedia page, Adam Levy – Wikipedia. Turns out, Adam is an accomplished musician and has not only played with Chapman but a slew of other great artists as well! The list includes Rosanne Cash, Amos Lee, and Norah Jones to name a few. Through my research, I discovered that I had heard Levy’s work before, but never knew that I was listening to him. When the band comes in and you hear those first blues guitar licks, I swore it could have been BB King playing on the record because these blues licks are so good!Īlas, it was not the great BB King, but Adam Levy. I had not heard this song in years when I first got this request, and sitting down to learn how to play Give Me One Reason by Tracy Chapman was a fun experience.
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