Queen Brighton Rock (Studio Version) Guitar Lesson (Guitar Tab)

Описание: Queen Brighton Rock (Studio Version) Guitar Lesson (Guitar Tab)

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Epic Brian May track from the 1974 album Sheer Heart Attack

Video guitar tutorial by James Rundle

"Brighton Rock" is a song by the British rock band Queen, released on their 1974 album "Sheer Heart Attack".
The song was written by Queen's lead guitarist Brian May and is one of the earliest examples of his innovative guitar playing and use of the "delay" effect.
The song was inspired by Brian May's experiences in the seaside resort of Brighton, England, and reflects the energy and vibrant atmosphere of the town.
"Brighton Rock" is known for its complex guitar harmonies and solos, showcasing May's technical prowess and unique style.
The song features a distinctive "guitar solo showdown" called the "Brighton Rock Solo" between Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor, with each musician alternating solos.
"Brighton Rock" has been performed live by Queen numerous times and often served as an extended showcase for May's guitar skills during their concerts.
The song has been a fan favorite and continues to be highly regarded for its musicality and intricate guitar work.
In 2011, American rock band Foo Fighters performed a cover of "Brighton Rock" in tribute to Queen during a concert at Wembley Stadium, with Foo Fighters' lead singer Dave Grohl playing the guitar solo.