This turnaround is super easy, and can be adjusted to fit almost any situation…
 
Definitely a “must know” in your toolbox, because it’s pretty simple and easy to play (and find!)
 
Griff
Griff

    15 replies to "A Simple Way To Do Turnarounds"

    • todd knaster
      June 20, 2026

      I know it’s used in a lot of other songs, but your first example of the octave displacement is in La Grange
      Happy Father’s Day!

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    • Barry
      June 20, 2026

      Thank you, Griff, and Happy Dad’s Day!!

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    • Barry
      June 20, 2026

      Thank you, Griff, and happy Farher’s Day!!

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    • Dan J
      June 20, 2026

      Thanks Griff. Easy to undetstand, your teaching style is great!

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    • Steve Forshner
      June 20, 2026

      Thanks Griff! Happy Father’s Day!

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    • John Galvao
      March 22, 2026

      Great lesson !!!!!

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    • Anthony Small
      June 18, 2024

      Hello Griff:
      Amazing Grace is being played in the Key of G. The first note on the guitar is B, down on the ledger line. Why?
      Thanks for any response.
      Anthony

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      • todd knaster
        June 20, 2026

        Because B is the 3rd of G ?

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    • Aussie Chris
      June 18, 2024

      Griff that is a great concept for a turnaround, thanks.

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    • Steve Dunlap
      June 18, 2024

      Cool. Tab would be nice.

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    • Paul Smith
      June 18, 2024

      Outstanding!!!

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    • Robert Denney
      June 18, 2024

      BAM! Brilliant! Thanks Griff.

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    • Willard Brown
      June 18, 2024

      Love this! Great Lesson!

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    • Laura Richardson
      June 18, 2024

      Learning so many cool things from you. Thanks.

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    • Sid Boyce
      June 18, 2024

      Great Stuff as usual, much appreciated

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