Brother Darren...one of my favorites! And Mr. Young would be proud...all the way down to the signature "compressor" sound...dang! This is fabulous! If memory serves me right, I believe the "2nd half" of the solo is actually on a second track as you can "hear" the sustain of the last note of end of the 1st half of the solo and the first note of the 2nd half of the solo "overlap" each other...check it out when you can...as this is all by memory on a song that I have listened to so many times...but not in a very long time;)
Thank you my friend for kind words. I tried to get that solo close to Reggie’s actual solo including the compression. I’m not sure if Reggie played it on the top strings or not but I played it starting on the 2nd string to create the thickness in tone that I hear on Reggie’s solo. However it could have been a combination of Reggie’s studio rig and of course his touch that only Reggie could produce. Reggie Young is undoubtedly one of my all time favourite guitarists. I love Zac Child’s Truetone Lounge 3 part interview with Reggie in his final years. Reggie seemed like a true gentleman. I need to go back and listen to that solo and listen in for the other part of the solo as you described. I’ve also got to get back to posting more videos again but I’ve been busy getting ready to do a Clapton tribute show with my band buddies. And I love watching your videos and am always amazed at your playing. Truly inspirational. Thanks again my friend! Until next time!
Guitar player, 45 years (yeah, I'm getting old)... Very nicely done. You remember back in the day when there were no UA-cam videos? Anyway, I think I'll give this a whirl and see what happens. It's not difficult or flashy but it is so tasty. Typical Reggie. Thanks Guitar Everyone. Very nice video. jc
Thank you for watching and for the kind words. And yes I sure do remember the days before UA-cam! Playing the same parts over and over on LP records and tapes trying to learn the parts. And I agree Reggie was so tasty and he had the knack of playing the write phrase in just the right place. And he definitely had his own touch and tone. Thanks so much again for watching and I hope my video helps out some which I’m sure you will nail it.
So this is lead is in my top 5 of all time I love how reggie young played and you tell me like what scale or how to come up with leads like this thank you
Probable my favorite song of all time. Thank you for this piece of history.
Thank you for checking it out!
Nice
@@charlesgreen9468thank you!
A laid back song, with two sneaky good guitar solos! Well done and thank you for putting this out.
Thank you Darrin! And thank you for watching and commenting!
WOW WOW AGAIN!!! This is soooooooooooooooooo appreciated!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!
👍Thanks for checking it out!
Sounds just like Merles tuff Dog ,the picking style and tone on his live shows ! 👍well done ✅
Thank you so much for the kind words. And thanks so much for watching and visiting the channel.
thank you for teaching this
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Brother Darren...one of my favorites! And Mr. Young would be proud...all the way down to the signature "compressor" sound...dang! This is fabulous! If memory serves me right, I believe the "2nd half" of the solo is actually on a second track as you can "hear" the sustain of the last note of end of the 1st half of the solo and the first note of the 2nd half of the solo "overlap" each other...check it out when you can...as this is all by memory on a song that I have listened to so many times...but not in a very long time;)
Thank you my friend for kind words. I tried to get that solo close to Reggie’s actual solo including the compression. I’m not sure if Reggie played it on the top strings or not but I played it starting on the 2nd string to create the thickness in tone that I hear on Reggie’s solo. However it could have been a combination of Reggie’s studio rig and of course his touch that only Reggie could produce. Reggie Young is undoubtedly one of my all time favourite guitarists. I love Zac Child’s Truetone Lounge 3 part interview with Reggie in his final years. Reggie seemed like a true gentleman.
I need to go back and listen to that solo and listen in for the other part of the solo as you described. I’ve also got to get back to posting more videos again but I’ve been busy getting ready to do a Clapton tribute show with my band buddies. And I love watching your videos and am always amazed at your playing. Truly inspirational.
Thanks again my friend! Until next time!
Awesome! Bravo!
Thanks Barbara!
Another great job brother! Love it!
Thanks Tom
Very cool thank you
Glad you liked it!
Sweet!
Thanks James!
Guitar player, 45 years (yeah, I'm getting old)... Very nicely done. You remember back in the day when there were no UA-cam videos? Anyway, I think I'll give this a whirl and see what happens. It's not difficult or flashy but it is so tasty. Typical Reggie. Thanks Guitar Everyone. Very nice video. jc
Thank you for watching and for the kind words. And yes I sure do remember the days before UA-cam! Playing the same parts over and over on LP records and tapes trying to learn the parts. And I agree Reggie was so tasty and he had the knack of playing the write phrase in just the right place. And he definitely had his own touch and tone. Thanks so much again for watching and I hope my video helps out some which I’m sure you will nail it.
So this is lead is in my top 5 of all time I love how reggie young played and you tell me like what scale or how to come up with leads like this thank you
Thanks so much Johnny. I’m glad that you are able to get something out of this video.
Nice!
Thank you very much!!
Please do more of Hag’s solo lessons. He had the best band! You are a great teacher!
To me having the solo written out in tabs would be most helpful. it was well explained but having the tabs is helpful.
Thanks for watching and for your suggestion David. Unfortunately I don’t translate to tab.