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Keith Richards is so good he wrote this riff IN HIS SLEEP

Keith Richards wrote one of rock's most iconic riffs in his sleep—literally. In this guitar lesson, I'll show you exactly how to play it, break down the technique that makes it so memorable, and share the incredible story behind how it came to be. 🎸 What You'll Learn: The complete riff breakdown with proper fingering Keith's signature open G tuning approach BUT in standard tuning. The rhythm and feel that makes this riff legendary Tips for nailing that authentic Rolling Stones sound ⏰ Timestamps: 0:00 - The incredible story of how Keith wrote this in his sleep 00:40 - Riff demo 00:50 - welcome 01:37 - acoustic parts (Brian Jones) 04:40 - Main riff 06:35 - fills 08:45 - bye 🎵 About This Riff: Keith Richards famously woke up one night in 1965, recorded this riff on a cassette player by his bed, and went back to sleep. That spontaneous moment of genius became one of The Rolling Stones' most recognizable songs. This tutorial breaks down the technique, tuning, and feel so you can master it yourself—no classroom teaching, just real rock 'n' roll guitar. 📚 More Keith Richards & Rolling Stones Lessons: Street Fighting Man Lesson    • 96/100 Street Fighting Man - Rolling Stone...   19th Nervous Breakdown Lesson    • 95/100 19th Nervous Breakdown- Rolling Sto...   Imagination Lesson    • This Rolling Stones Riff Kept Keith Richar...   🎓 About Original Guitar Masters: I don't teach guitar like a classroom. I teach it like rock 'n' roll. No over-production, no wasting your time—just the riffs and stories that matter. This is about freedom, authenticity, and the joy of picking up a guitar. #KeithRichards #RollingStonesGuitar #GuitarLesson #RockGuitar #GuitarTutorial #KeithRichardsRiff #OpenGTuning #ClassicRock #GuitarRiffs #LearnGuitar #RollingStones #GuitarTips #RockGuitarLesson #ElectricGuitar #GuitarTeacher 🔔 Subscribe to Original Guitar Masters for more legendary riffs and the stories behind them! 💬 What riff should I teach next? Drop your requests in the comments!