Every Rose Has Its Thorn by Poison is an easy and fun song, perfect for gatherings and campfires. Here you can find the strumming pattern, used chords, tuning and a guitar lesson from youtube by Marty Schwartz.
Every Rose Has Its Thorn (strumming pattern) |
Tuning
To match the original recording, you should tune your guitar down half a step. This is called Eb tuning (E-flat tuning). Each string is tuned down by a semitone (half-step). The notes for each string in Eb tuning are:
1. Eb (E string tuned down to E-flat)
2. Ab (A string tuned down to A-flat)
3. Db (D string tuned down to D-flat)
4. Gb (G string tuned down to G-flat)
5. Bb (B string tuned down to B-flat)
6. Eb (high E string tuned down to E-flat)
However, you can still play the song in standard tuning without retuning your guitar, and it will sound almost the same, just in a slightly higher pitch.
Strumming pattern
The strumming pattern Marty Schwartz explains for the song is as follows:
1. Basic strumming pattern:
Down, down, down, up, up, down, up, down
This is repeated consistently throughout the song.
2. Alternative strumming (more relaxed):
Down, down, down, up, up, up, down, down
You can vary this depending on how fast or slow you want the rhythm.
Additionally, there's a humorous mention of a **knock technique**, where you lightly tap or knock on the guitar body between chord changes for a percussive effect. While it's optional, it adds a fun, rhythmic touch to the performance.
Every Rose Has It's Thorn (guitar chords) |
Chords
Guitar tutorial
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