How to Play Working Man by Rush for Beginner Guitarists

Hi, I am Bob from Toronto, Canada. This guitar lesson is about how to play “Working Man” by Rush and it is easy enough for beginner a guitar to learn. And Rush is also from Toronto, Canada. Okay. I will play it first and then I will show how it is played. So, it is like this. [Demonstration] So, first starts off an E power chord. So, you play the top string open. [Demonstration] You play the fifth string, II fret. And the fourth string, II fret, and that, you play it as a chord in this pattern. [Demonstration] Like that. And you slide up to the fifth string, V fret. [Demonstration] Then to the sixth string, V fret. [Demonstration] And back to the E power chord and play it the same way as before. [Demonstration] And to the V string III fret. [Demonstration] Then slide up to the V fret. [Demonstration] So that part again is like this. [Demonstration] Do that six times. You go to the four string, II fret. [Demonstration] And fifth string, II fret. [Demonstration] You play that four times like so. [Demonstration] Then you play the open fret on the fourth string. [Demonstration] The open fret on a fifth string. Okay. So, [Demonstration] So, open fret, fourth string. [Demonstration] Open fret, fifth string. [Demonstration] You do that four times, like so. [Demonstration] Ends to the sixth string, III fret and fifth string, V fret. You play that twice like. [Demonstration] Like that and slide up to the V fret on the top string. [Demonstration] And to the VII fret on the fifth string. [Demonstration] Then, open top string. [Demonstration] Open fifth string. [Demonstration] The fifth string, V fret. [Demonstration] Slide up to the VII fret. [Demonstration] So that part again like. [Demonstration] And that basically the whole song minus the guitar solo. I hope this video has been helpful and thanks for watching.