LET ME PUT MY LOVE INTO YOU GUITAR SOLO – AC/DC

Let Me Put My Love Into You by AC/DC, from Back in Black (1980), features the raw, aggressive guitar work that made Angus Young one of the most influential rock guitarists in history. Pure pentatonic rock energy delivered with absolute conviction.

About This Lesson

Angus Young’s playing is deceptively simple — he uses basic pentatonic vocabulary but delivers it with an energy and commitment that most guitarists can only dream of. This track demonstrates his approach perfectly: raw, direct, and completely committed to the feel of the song.

What You Will Work On

• Angus Young-style pentatonic phrasing — raw, direct, full of attitude
• Rock string bends — aggressive, in-tune, committed
• Hard rock timing and groove — locking in with the AC/DC rhythm section
• Simple vocabulary delivered with power — the essence of Angus Young’s style
• High-energy rock feel — the attitude behind the notes

Tips for Learning

• Focus on attitude first — AC/DC is about feel, not technique.
• Listen to Back in Black repeatedly to absorb the groove and energy.
• Work on your picking attack — Angus hits every note with total conviction.
• Use a crunchy, mid-forward tone to match the AC/DC sound.