Chordplay - The Acoustic Side Of Dokken
Here's the next episode of Chordplay with 'The Acoustic Side of Dokken.' I've had a number of requests for more George Lynch and several requests to feature more acoustic guitar music, so I figured I could hit both subjects at the same time by featuring some of the acoustic sounds/textures found in Dokken's music. This lesson features a number of acoustic guitar parts coming from classic Dokken hits, such as 'Into The Fire,' 'Alone Again,' 'Unchain The Night,' and several other songs from their huge catalog of music. From arpeggiated chords and unorthodox picking patterns to unusual chord progressions and voicings, this lesson will surely inspire those searching for something different and interesting to work on and is a great challenge for your chord awareness, acoustic playing, and picking technique as well. I've featured George Lynch in several lessons on the LNL channel, including a Three-For-All lesson focusing on his licks and a "regular" Chordplay episode from last year that featured more of the electric side of Dokken's music. There should be something for everyone in this acoustic-based lesson, so be sure to move through this material slowly, listen to the original recordings for the parts, and take your time tackling this commonly overlooked area of Dokken's music and George's playing style. Give this episode a view, leave some comments and feedback, and please subscribe to Late Night Lessons - THANK YOU!

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