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Stone Temple Pilots "Interstate Love Song" Acoustic Guitar Lesson
🕑 Added 2021-11-16 15:31:26 +0000 UTCHello friends,
Welcome back to Swiftlessons for another by request song tutorial. In today's session, let's develop our rhythm skills with a complete breakdown of STP's 1994 hit "Interstate Love Song." Together we will master the tune's innovative chord progressions, percussive strumming patterns, and its iconic main riff. Let's get started!
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Hey Ben, thanks for the positive feedback. You can always depend on me to focus on rhythm, counting and strumming technique. I taught private lessons and classes for many years, and that was always the biggest challenge for students. Oh yeah, those verse chords are pretty crazy, but once you get the hang of them they are so much fun! Enjoy your progress! -Rob
Thanks, Rob. I really appreciate your detailed attention to the strumming in this song. For me the hardest part (even harder than the chord grips in the verse!) is controlling the noise with the strumming pattern on that open E chord. You were spot on to mention it as a challenge!
Sure enough kicking butt Rob
Thanks Rob! Great lesson and congrats!
Sandra Cloutier
I really like your voice in this particular song Rob! Great guitar! It has an Indigo Girls kind of vibe. I will come up with a suggestion for one of their songs because they are simply amazing...!!! I do think that a bit more female covers would be nice! Cheers!
Great tutorial Rob, sounds awesome. Hope family life is treating you well.
Dave
Forgot how good this song is!
No worries Rob. Great to hear the little one is doing well, smiling and letting you all rest a little more. It will get easier. All the best!
STP! Thank you Rob, this is amazing. Wonderful to hear about your baby girl and how fast she is growing! Best wishes to the family.
JD Forrest
Really well done Rob. Excellent transcription and explanation of how to play this classic tune. Thank you!
Robbie Wright
Well done.
