Hi Martin,
The struming pattern I would use is D D DUDU so that the timing works out. This is a 16th note strumming pattern, which means the first 2 downstrokes are 1 and the and-of-1 (2 strums per beat), while thet next DUDU are 2-e-and-a (4 strums per beat). Then you repeat that strum pattern for the next 2 beats in the bar (3 and 4).
The tempo of the song is 69 bpm.
Hope this helps - let me know how it goes!
Mike
Originally Posted by: martjor854Hi Mike,
I'm slightly confused,
is this the song structure
knocking on heavens door
Intro
G D Am Am7.
G D C Intro played twice
then onto Chorus x2
G D Am Am7
GDC
then verse 2 which is the same as the chorus played twice
then
chorus 2. Which is the same as chorus 1
is this played three times ?[br]then
outro
G D Am Am7 to fade
could the following strumming pattern also be used throughout this song
DDUUDU
can Imjust confirm the tempo of the song please.
[br]your guitar had a black background so it was hard to see the treble strings
At present
I am working my way through Fundamentals 1but have been studying guitar for the past two years.
I am enjoying the easier version of
It must have been love by Roxette.
very interesting series of lessons.
Thank for your valuable time.
Keep rockin!
Mike Olekshy
GT Guitar Coach