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great!

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Mirror master!

Hey man this is gold thank you

Great, How do i get the backing track for this? Thanks heaps!

This technique is very effective even on a simple level, it’s particularly effective on Pop Gigs when you’re just traveling around simple chords and want to add some flavor, one example is Sunday Morning by Maroon 5, using the technique is so much fun when you have a cool progression like that one.

Can you do a video on how you store your pick like that?

Idk if you’ll see this or if or anyone has already said but at the start when you’re talking about rocks off, Keith plays the lower bpm guitar you’re talking about that you said was Mick Taylor. I’ve read according to his book and other sources that he did all the guitar parts on rocks off besides the end when Mick Taylor adds some virtuoso to play it out while it fades away.

amazing

Clapton said John Mayer is a virtuoso who doesn't realize how talented he is.That's a compliment I've never heard Clapton give to anyone else before. Doesn't get much better than that

Mick Taylor? 🤔 Oh, the guy who plays the scales over Keith's Classic's. THAT Mick Taylor.

SCREW THAT CLICK..! Music should sound human.. humans don’t follow a click.. That’s my two cents..✌🏼

Thanks for Charlie's halo. 😇

What are now, analyzed to death, and thought of as Mistakes by some. Due to tempo changes among players...that's known as FEEL, every musician used to be able to feel the song how it felt best to them. Not how it accurately aligned to a Click Track, or Metronome. Back in the day, if you had to make a professional musician play to a metronome in the studio, it meant they were shite ..

It’s called feel and swing

Give me humans playing over quantised music tied to a grid any day.

Because he is drunk or stoned 😂😂😂

Incredible analysis and lesson! Thank you!

Do you use compressor for this?

I've loved the Stones for over 50 years for this very reason. They are dirty and bad even in BPM.

Agreed about his lines

I'm so using this to learn that solo. Cheers bro.

Bugger off with your metronome , its irrelevant here,...a garden gnome would be more useful.

Holly hell! I came here to learn Mayer's technique to learn one song... Now I want to learn your whole improvisation! Cool cool playing

The backing track is really great! Is there any way of getting it? Can I find it anywhere?

wow man you're on point and so perfect here kudos :fire: so good!!!! thanks!!

What?! I knew about Steve Vai but JM? Love that music. Melancholy and achingly beautiful.

Wow that sounds great. So much Groove!

Was I impressed by your wonderfull guitar tone? Of course, Yes :D

Even as a re-upload I enjoyed this video a lot :D

Most people just don't realize what an amazing guitar player Lindsey Buckingham is.

I don't even play the guitar but that had me spellbound. Love your work.

Great video, but please, when using a volume pedal, don’t let your cables nest between the treadle and the pedal. You not only limit the range of the pedal, you’re also quickly destroying the cable. It’s a bit of a pet-peeve of mine, but it almost hurts to look at. ;D

Great presentation your research is very thorough, I started laughing when you brought out the strat in place of the les paul though haha

Great video illustrating yet more details around the musical genius that is John Mayer.

Nicely put together, super interesting! I believe the rhythm and lead parts were likely recorded as separate takes, then bounced to one track. Albums were recorded with very limited track numbers back then, so that was pretty common practice - you’d need to free up some tracks for vocals / harmonies / other instruments.

This is great stuff👍👍

Brilliant work, buddy! Now work out David Lee Roth's "Hina" for me and five million arguing guitarists! Boyakasha! 😃

What if my ear isn't that great plus my vocabulary is quite restricted? Like, I don't even know all basic major and minor chords plus their inversions, plus playing them over different sets of strings. I feel like not having a basic "framework" to work with makes the transcription part really super hard, but maybe I'm just practicing and stuff that is too hard for my level. Tips?

I love John for this kind of reason. He plays relatively simple stuff (not for me, but I guess for an experienced guitarist) but he does it in a way that's quite hard to replicate, and which sounds so awesome. His picking technique is really great, he has amazing dynamics and an amazing "percussive feel". Great video! Your jam is absolutely stunning too, you implemented that technique so well.

Great video. What you are really doing is showing people through a computer what blues music is. The Stones are the ultimate among rock bands in mastering blues music. It's the art of rhythm and incantation. It's all about playing ahead and behind the beat and having rhythmic counterpoint although you don't think of it in those terms. It's an oral tradition. It is not clumsy at all. Striving to play on the beat is what is lazy if you are trying to play the music of the Stones.

awesome video! thanks

If it sounds good, it is good. Keith sounds good.

The why it is so hard is because doesn’t make sense for your fingers to be doing that. This technique is done by Mark Knopfler - Dire Straits. Took me months to get it down but it is worth it. The claw hammer technique. You hit the strings down with fingers 1 and 2. Some times you use the thumb in the same string as finger 1. Good luck.

deserves a comment

Like i could 😢

That’s really good, thanks

Makes it sound even more Steely Danny. Great x

Fuckin stupid question

It drives me crazy when people say you need to practice to a metronome. No. No you don’t.