Texas Flood Soloing Themes
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2017
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In this lesson we'll look at the major soloing "themes" that Stevie Ray Vaughan used when he played the song Texas Flood. While each performance was unique, there were some things that stayed consistent. These themes are a big part of how he was able to stretch out the song without making it sound repetitive.
I'm too young to have seen Hendrix but I have seen many great guitarists in my 52 yrs but I've never seen a guitarist like SRV! Texas Alley is by far the best UA-cam channel for learning the licks, style and feel of SRV. Great to hear about giving back to help the proud people of Texas from hurricane Harvey!👍
So are we not gonna talk about how this man has the secret to Stevie's tone?
He uses a lot: Blues Junior... Love Pedal Super Six... Tumnus, or TS808 or 9.
@@doubled7330 and 999 gauge strings
I started this video having the gist of thematic soloing, but you went much more in depth than I thought you would do. Another great video! This was one of my favorites! One educator to another, your teaching style and level of breaking it down to digestible technique and speed is top notch.
That's a real cool thing you're doing for Texas. Also, this was probably one of my favorite lessons yet. Your explanations keep helping me connect the dots.
Anthony Stauffer loves the blues he teaches with the depth and knowledge that only somebody who loves a style can bring forth. I have had many guitar teachers that love Jazz or rock or country. Getting their help to learn blues song never seemed to get the vibe thru, sure they can listen and transcribe the notes but the not feel, nor the same reverence for the blues. I could get a carpenter to teach me plumbing they both know the trade right but each has their own area of expertise. I wish I had a local teacher I could go to, but I am thankful for your channel I love to watch your well thought out explanations of where Stevie got his inspiration from.
They are always great lessons Anthony. You are not only an incredible player but very generous and articulate with lessons you give for FREE. Thank you very much. Anyone who's willing to work hard could pick up so Much from your lessons. You're a great teacher.
YES FREE LESSONS FRIDAY!! 😊 thank you for making my Friday great!
So glad you showed that especially the beginning lick I had so much trouble with that figuring that out you show me how to do it that's awesome this is something my guitar teacher never told me thanks a lot
Extremely valuable information!!Thank you!I've been working on SRV a lot as of late and you have helped immensely..
Your lessons are great, the view angle is extreme usefull. And most important your understanding and playing ist really really good.
These are great, great lessons!! Thank you Anthony!!
Anthony, greta lesson. i like this type of lesson very much. it is much more helpful to make progress to understanding concepts that you can apply in different scenarios rather than learning songs not for note. i would certainly appreciate more of such lessons. thanks a lot and greetings from germany.
Fantastic!, love the in depth. Inspiring
All your lessons are good, thanks for posting!
Wonderful lesson
Great lesson, best one yet IMHO. Thanks!
WOW! Love your instructions.
Wow ! Fantastic lesson,thank you !
Thanks so much teacher dor this lesson. Furthermore than show licks you give the main idea about how to put elements together to get the main feeling....
Fantastic lesson.. You're amazing..
Good job Anthony! This is the kind of thing that keeps me coming back to try to get more colour into my playing. It's these nuances that really bring a performance to life. As you say, these are the things that set apart really great guitar from by the numbers pastiche.
I'd really appreciate something like this on SRVs approach to rhythm in Voodoo Chile. His version has a shift in time signature mid way through that is almost funk - something Hendrix did not do, but which I really like about SRVs style. For me, it's those shifts in rhythm that elevate his version to rival Hendrix.
If you already have something on that, free or paid, do please point me in the right direction on your website...!
Teaching blues. Thank you Man.
This has to be the best channel on You Tube...
Thanks! I like the format like this
Actually there are plenty of insane licks in this video. Thanks :)
excellent........nothing more to add.....
Anthony, yea. Good even paced lesson. Lots of time to absorb what you are saying. Went through it first time with no guitar in sight. Second time with lots of play/pause and it sunk in. Nice. I commented a few years ago how you changed my playing. I am at a way higher level now than I've ever been. 30 years squeaking away on my Strat. The last three have seen me become twice as good. Not bad for an old boy!
Thanks.
Danny Pembroke There are a lot of us old boys learning new tricks. I'm 30 yrs in as well. Always come here for my blues fix.
That works for me good fast nice work
Keep these up please
Great vid i love the breakdown could you do one on scuttle button and cold shot also riviera paradise would be great.
Such a great detailed lesson
Not note for note, but themes and how to connect the boxes
That way one can create their own solos
Great job Anthony 👍
Great vid 👌 I learn a lot of your playing thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion.
Can you tell me what gauge do you use on srv's licks and lessons?
Thanks again
this is fckng awesome
I think it'd be pretty cool to do one for Little Wing if you ever plan on doing another!
Great lesson, thanks. Great tone too. What pickups are you using ?
Nice guitar! What Zexcoil pup models are those?....
What are your volume and tone settings on guitar please ? Regards from France
have you ever tried to work with a treble booster?
Anthony if this is a kemper omg u sound way better than me. R u using someone else’s profiles? Or ur own?
I always wonder what's your string gauge
This video helped me massively! I only have two fingers and a thumb on my fretting hand so finding a tutorial that works for me can be hard but you did it brilliantly! I've just uploaded a video of my progress feel free to check it out 👍👍
Are those noiseless single coils ?
Yes, they are the Zexcoil pickups.
Though I'm glad to give to hurricane relief .....I wish I knew the lesson was download only lol I use my iPad and cast to my flat screen usually. My laptop is hardly ever used and is from 2011-2012 ish so idk if I can even get it to work with these lessons.... which I'm a SRV fanatic btw.
You can definitely use it with an iPad, you just need a program that can download and unzip files. There's plenty of these on the App store, iFiles 2 is one of the best IMO, but there are others.
Texas Blues Alley thanks , I should've known apple would have an app for that ...
Gj
How does your tone sound so much like srv?
A long time ago he made a vid on the lovepedal super six Stevie mod. He said it was SRV in a box. Not sure if he still uses it. You'll probably find the video still here somewhere.
trollfiddler thanks
10:20
Great guitarist talks WAY TOO MUCH.. just play and show us
The only reason I don’t like this channel is TO MUCH TALKING!!
See ya later.