Sambora was, is & will always be the main man, yeah he has his ups & downs, with drugs & alcohol, but when he picks up the guitar you’d better believe he’s rocking the show 🎸💪🏻👌
I put Richie up there with Bruce Kulick, in terms of ability, roots and adaptability in the 1980s. Both were rooted very heavily in a classic hard rock guitar style, but broadened their horizons enough to be the perfect blend of soulful with a border on shreddy. Their writing fit the times well too.
Kirk Hammett really give me goosebumps with his solo, he's definitely a guitar God, Ritchie Sambora and all guitarists should worship and bow to him!!!
@@Thiaghen1 a receita tb é classica ne...Marshal e sempre um seymor ducan JB na ponte....mais a timbragem do cara é de tirsr o chapéu...toda essa leva do Hard Rock era bem nessa praia mesmo
Agreed. This is a band that in '85 were young, hungry, talented and ready to rock. They would release their best album one year after this gig. They were on the upswing at this point. Phenomenal performance by all.
You look at some of the plebs in the top 100 guitarists of all time and realise it's not cool to appreciate Bon Jovi in any way, the voters are gutless sheep. He may not have invented anything new but I could recognise Richies solos within 10 seconds, his style was unique and was key in making Bon Jovi different in a way that had me obsessed with them for years.
@@rossaann , I hate to break it to you but, it was sabora who asked to join that nassal mediocre. That nassal mediocre already got a record deal before sambora entered the scene. Let that sink in through you clueless skull.
Je le connais pas avant je suis pas de cette époque mais j’aime pas le rock de nos jour. Le rock de cette époque étais vraiment parfait. J’adore Richie
I’m a guitar player and Richie was def an idol of mine in fact he’s probably one of my favorites but to say he shreds no no that’s not his style at all actually what make him so good is the simplicity in his style once your aged guitar player you’ll no what i mean
he is not guitar solois like vai and satriani. but as guitarist hard rock he the one of best. 80 style guitar like wammy bar,tapping,blues scale,sherd he can do it. not like slash who cant do teknik anything ex bending
It's a shame that the record companies began what would be the eventual destruction of Jon's voice with the Slippery and New Jersey tours. Too much pushing, not enough rest, and use of corticosteroid injections to mask the damage, all led to the mess that his voice has become today. They were certainly great within their day, though!
@@freepressright I remember the good times. As a 15 year old I had a school friend who, by chance, acquired a tape of 7800⁰F in early '86 when they were not that well known here in the UK. He later saw them at a relatively small gig in the autumn of that year, but by that point they were on the brink of becoming massive. I have a theory - and let me know if it holds water - that all great bands/artists have a 'golden age'. Clearly, as a live act Bon Jovi were superb by this point, and as an album 'Slippery When Wet' was the creative apex in the following year.
He’s the sound of old 80’s and 90’s Bon Jovi hard rock style, with out his influence they sound more like a Pop Country band, they should have changed their name at least
hahaha and you would know becoz your a rockstar....oh wait...i think richie sambora is...so ill go with bon jovi on that one...he could put a pink barbie picture on that one and it would still be a "PASS"
Rafa M You do know Eddie didn't invent tapping, right?? It's a technique that had been around for awhile. Eddie just took it to a whole new level. I don't think Richie was mimicking him at all.
And yet he managed to entetain thousands quite effectively and to have his name attached to dozens of Top 10 hits. Yeah, if one's taste, judgment and maturity are so limited that only people like Paul Gilbert qualify as "good," then you'd probably not dig Richie. But there's nothing wrong with the guy's playing when it comes down to it. The solos on the first three albums had their magical moments. By Slippery you could even say he had some that were very well composed. Since it isn't a contest, you know...
The most under rated guitar player of all time!!!! and yet plays and sings like the best in the world!!!! he's such an inspiration! Go on richie!
Like him or not, his tone is almost perfection. It's everything classic hard rock guitar tone should be.
I think he's liked and loved by all who love good music and artistry.
Absolutely, that tone is next to no one. That's saying something considering that era. Rock n Rollers!
I hear RR a lot it sounds killer
The more I watch this, the more I realise how much eddie van halen inspired and changed guitar playing forever.
he's my idol!! i love richie sambora because he doesn't just shred, he shreds with his own style!
OMG this is the best solo EVER! VIVA RICHIE!
I love those harmonic clusters he does, nobody does it like Richie!
Richie es único, magnífico con su guitarra, amo su interpretaciones, sus solos son WOW the best!!
Ричи внатуре был рождён с 🎸 в руках!!!)))
Oranthi mom was in audience.
ahahha gud call
He fucked her first
That’d would mean……Lawdhamercy
When BON JOVI were a band, and not a bunch of hired mercenaries!!!
legendary guitar player shame he does not play like that any
more
Richie Sambora is the best! I love him ^^
Incredible guitar tone !! Amazing solo
My favorite by soo far 🤘🤘 You ROCK Richie!!!!
Sambora was, is & will always be the main man, yeah he has his ups & downs, with drugs & alcohol, but when he picks up the guitar you’d better believe he’s rocking the show 🎸💪🏻👌
Ladies nad gentlemen, mr Richie Sambora! :P
love hiiiim
I put Richie up there with Bruce Kulick, in terms of ability, roots and adaptability in the 1980s. Both were rooted very heavily in a classic hard rock guitar style, but broadened their horizons enough to be the perfect blend of soulful with a border on shreddy. Their writing fit the times well too.
I have goosebumps.........jimi hendrix dosen't even give me goosebumps
Leave the room immediately.
Kirk Hammett really give me goosebumps with his solo, he's definitely a guitar God, Ritchie Sambora and all guitarists should worship and bow to him!!!
Richie sambora sem duvidas um dos mestres da guitarra, locura kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Ahhh.. back when they were young and hungry.. : )
From 1:49 to 2:20 sounds like EVH. RIP EVH
Sign of the Times. Everyone was borrowing from EVH back then.
Ele tem o melhor timbre que já ouvi!
Pior que é vdd cara kkkkk
@@tiagopenagtr3659 Os timbres do Sambora são matadores, cara. Até hoje me impressiono.
@@Thiaghen1 a receita tb é classica ne...Marshal e sempre um seymor ducan JB na ponte....mais a timbragem do cara é de tirsr o chapéu...toda essa leva do Hard Rock era bem nessa praia mesmo
Que isooooo....toca muito....e de quebra é lindo demais....🥰
This is amazing, I have no more words
Agreed. This is a band that in '85 were young, hungry, talented and ready to rock. They would release their best album one year after this gig. They were on the upswing at this point. Phenomenal performance by all.
famous guitarist, humble and great man.
UN GENIO SAMBORA LA VERDAD UN GENIO!!!!!
I never realized how high he wore his guitar back then
that was a requirement of every 2nd wave of glam metal guitarists
Gotta love the spandex rock era.
I saw this tour. In the Mayfair in Newcastle Upon Tyne. Gotta love 80's rock solos :) :)
You look at some of the plebs in the top 100 guitarists of all time and realise it's not cool to appreciate Bon Jovi in any way, the voters are gutless sheep.
He may not have invented anything new but I could recognise Richies solos within 10 seconds, his style was unique and was key in making Bon Jovi different in a way that had me obsessed with them for years.
i think it is the live intro for in and out of love
Best solo ever
this reminded me on eddie van halen, guess it was his time and a bunch were inspired by him
It's like an overpass from Van Halen blvd to George Lynch way.
man, LEGENDARY!!!
I like their early years. They were great musicians. I hope that Sambora returns to Bon Jovi.
Sambora is too good for that Nasal mediocrity!
@@rossaann , I hate to break it to you but, it was sabora who asked to join that nassal mediocre. That nassal mediocre already got a record deal before sambora entered the scene. Let that sink in through you clueless skull.
There is no singer left to return to. Jon's voice is GONE.
The best❤️
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Sambora melhor guitarrista de todos os tempos
damn that boy can play
The best of the best, only one my baby, i love you👑💖💋💫💥🫶🇲🇽🇲🇽
Idol..the master dessaster
Wow. This is really good.
RICHIE SAMFREAKINBORA !
Je le connais pas avant je suis pas de cette époque mais j’aime pas le rock de nos jour. Le rock de cette époque étais vraiment parfait. J’adore Richie
32 years ago. Damn..
nice solo
Muy Eddie Van Halen. Muy bueno
Eddie fue uno de sus idolos, un monstruo de viola tambien
2017 awesome richie
Wowww...samboro
POLSKA KREW !! Richie you are the best !
Epic all of it
He is Best of all..... but now old.....
62 is not old!
WAUUUUUU TREMENDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
RICHIE IS THE SON OF "JESUS"
🎉,,❤❤❤❤❤
Que trío
definitely
God
Love all those goofy faces he was making 😂
Im drooling...
me lo enseñaron del 2:03 en adelante y creia k era Eddy Van halen
richie playing real much better than slash and singing real much better than bon jovi!
2:20 is awesome
LIIIIINDO *-* SLASH, JIMI AND RICHIE THE BEST OF THE BESTS
PIĘKNIE ;D
tears of sahara
I wish the video carried on
Paul Sutton i miss the young sambora. not the drunk one.
si parece van halen xD
De hecho creo que quiso sonar como van halen
Hot as FUCK!!!
I’m a guitar player and Richie was def an idol of mine in fact he’s probably one of my favorites but to say he shreds no no that’s not his style at all actually what make him so good is the simplicity in his style once your aged guitar player you’ll no what i mean
It seems the guitar is a part of him...
he is not guitar solois like vai and satriani. but as guitarist hard rock he the one of best. 80 style guitar like wammy bar,tapping,blues scale,sherd he can do it. not like slash who cant do teknik anything ex bending
If slash couldn't do anything then you sir would probably have a job lol
🎸🔥🤘
this is a dvd ? where i can get this entire show ?? its fantastic!
Watching this fantastic performance it's clear that in 1985 there was only one place Bon Jovi were heading for: the top.
It's a shame that the record companies began what would be the eventual destruction of Jon's voice with the Slippery and New Jersey tours. Too much pushing, not enough rest, and use of corticosteroid injections to mask the damage, all led to the mess that his voice has become today.
They were certainly great within their day, though!
@@freepressright I remember the good times. As a 15 year old I had a school friend who, by chance, acquired a tape of 7800⁰F in early '86 when they were not that well known here in the UK. He later saw them at a relatively small gig in the autumn of that year, but by that point they were on the brink of becoming massive. I have a theory - and let me know if it holds water - that all great bands/artists have a 'golden age'. Clearly, as a live act Bon Jovi were superb by this point, and as an album 'Slippery When Wet' was the creative apex in the following year.
Is this on spotify I can't find it
wow he plays guitar better than Eric Clapton.
Gold Coins fuck off
I love richie but not possible
Very different styles. Richie is of a later generation has more shred influence.
His playing reminds me awfully a lot about Eddie Van Halen's
Everyone was borrowing from EVH back then.
Kahler tremolo!
He’s the sound of old 80’s and 90’s Bon Jovi hard rock style, with out his influence they sound more like a Pop Country band, they should have changed their name at least
😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤
plays like evh , but no can compare anything to eddie rip
standard
Who wants to play for a band named after the singer? Honest question.
Lol
Richie or Rambo ?
Rambo
RICHIE
Richie
RICHIEEEEE
Did the doomslayer just enter the room?
i fhink this is a demo album . and sounds like raise your hands a little bit but ..... xD
RICHIE SAMBORA
1:13 wich si that kind of western song?
Sounds like Fade To Black intro, by Metallica
What a tone!!! Shame about him sounding like the Edge these days..
what amps? rack pre?
Richie !!! Best guitar player ever and Im sorry buth better than Eddie van halen 😂😂😂👌🏻🔥
Danny Assink 😂😂😂
He’s good but evh was better than everybody you can tell by his playing here that’s it’s heavy influenced by eddie
Damn I got Satriani vibes
What type of trem is that? It doesn't look like a Floyd original
probably a kahler
Hamer
No, it's a Rod Schoepfer Custom Les Paul.
1:12 What's the name??
is_kadu sounds like its loosely based on Detroit Rock City solo by KISS
Kramer?
I think it's a Gibson Les Paul
looks like a gibson LP Custom with an after market floyd to me
No. It's a Rod Schoepfer Custom Les Paul.
What pickups are on that guitar??????????
Dimarzio Super Distortions
hahaha and you would know becoz your a rockstar....oh wait...i think richie sambora is...so ill go with bon jovi on that one...he could put a pink barbie picture on that one and it would still be a "PASS"
Nice LP, but a Floyd does not belong, not on a LP. He should have used his NJ Kramer.
The Kramer endorsement didn’t happen until 86 I believe.
Sorry but I find this like a bad attempt to mimic Eddie Van Halen, especially from 2:00
Rafa M You do know Eddie didn't invent tapping, right?? It's a technique that had been around for awhile. Eddie just took it to a whole new level. I don't think Richie was mimicking him at all.
Why does he need to mimic EVH? He is better than him 10 times better
@@denisehaley8881 go learn music chief
In an era when every guitarist was an uber-talented shredder, someone had to occupy the bottom spot. That guitarist was...Richie Sambora...!
And yet he managed to entetain thousands quite effectively and to have his name attached to dozens of Top 10 hits. Yeah, if one's taste, judgment and maturity are so limited that only people like Paul Gilbert qualify as "good," then you'd probably not dig Richie. But there's nothing wrong with the guy's playing when it comes down to it.
The solos on the first three albums had their magical moments. By Slippery you could even say he had some that were very well composed.
Since it isn't a contest, you know...