Steel Panther Lesson - How to Play "10 Strikes You're Out" with Satchel
Published on 11 February 2016
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Last month I showed you how I play the Steel Panther song “If I Was the King,†from our latest album, All You Can Eat.
I described that song as a “heavy metal shuffle,†because of its triplet-based rhythmic feel, and this month’s tune, “10 Strikes You’re Out,†falls into the same category.
A shuffle, by the way, is sometimes notated in 12/8 meter, which is based on four beats of eighth-note triplets per bar, but a shuffle can also be written in 4/4, using triplet brackets where needed and indicating that the eighth notes are to be “swung,†which is what I’ve done for this month’s column.
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