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Would those instructions work, if the band had never heard that particular song before? - Does the band appear to hesitate or anything in their playing? I'm not a musician, so it sounds like they accompany him perfectly, but I'm not a musician. Edit - I took out paragraph where I incorrectly said that Fox was actually playing. A number of my redditor friends pointed out that he's not really playing in the scene. Thanks. It would easily be enough for the band to jump right in.
When I was about 5 years into guitar playing with minimal knowledge of theory a new band was playing at the 4th of July party I go to every year. The guitarist had a 1966 Gibson hollow body that sounded incredible. When the band took a break I asked if I could play it for a bit and he actually let me. The band came back and I was waiting for the guitarist but noticed him leaning against the wall and then the singer said 'Okay we are gonna play one with dcoble!' They asked me what I was playing before, and I said I didn't really know, but we could just play some blues in G??? We started right up.
Everyone was just improvising except for the lyrics (he just picked some random blues song) but it sounded tight and put together. I even instinctively nailed an 'instrument pause' (where everything but the vocals rests for 8 beats), and they gave me a solo.
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It felt so natural. I had never even played with a band before. Technically, the Johnny B Goode guitar rhythm part follows the typical 'boogie woogie' 12/8 idea where the chords rock back and forth from a 5th and 6th above the root. (A5, and A6(no 3rd)) You hear this EVERYWHERE in rock music, from the Takin' Care of Business intro lick, Travelling Band by CCR, Keep Your Hands To Yourself by Georgia Satellites, plus a million others. But to answer the original question, yes, I could follow Marty's instructions easily. Even the 'try to keep up' statement means there will be some minor variations he will introduce and to look out for.
Watch carefully. The VERY LAST NOTE is a bend/release, right before he gets up and says 'I guess you guys aren't ready for that just yet. Children like it blah blah blah'. Anyways, as the bend fades/releases, you can clearly see his finger isn't even moving.
Better yet, his fingers aren't even in any position! So who cares if its A#, B or whatever. He isn't even playing it to begin with. But Back to the Future is epic, so don't attack it. Somebody else recorded it. He just learned how to play guitar somewhat so he could 'sync' with the music.