"Ramblin' Rose" - Learn the Solos w/Professor Wayne!
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Professor Wayne and William Olivas (our Resident Youth) trade guitar ideas on the tutorial segment for "Ramblin' Rose". No matter your skill level, YOU CAN DO THIS! Watch, practice, and turn it up.
RIP Wayne, a friend I never met
Love this guy RIP Brother
rest in peace. thank you for your music and passion.👍🙏😎🤟
Show him the onstage foot slide please!!
Professor Wayne's dance lessons would definitely be appreciated.
It is brilliant!
The slide iz epic.
Oh man, the footwork is phenomenal!!
That’s the best
Man, "Ramblin Rose" at Tarter Field was epic. And Waynes slide across the stage made it even more bad-ass! I would have loved to have been there, but I was only 4 years years old.
My favourite footage of a guitar solo. Incredible
RIP Ramblin' Rose on repeat.
This is freaking awesome! I’m a middle aged beginning player, now I can rock along with the MC5.
Me too my friend. Always wanted to learn to play guitar, but life always got in the way. Now at 55 I finally have the time and money to do it, and I'm addicted!
pure gold of a video, thanks brother wayne, william and team.
Thanks Professor Kayne! Great! Please, more videos like that, with other songs.
Two Epi's, keepin it tight..!
Great lesson once again..!!
Blessings.
This is so great Wayne. Thanks again for another wonderful, inspiring lesson.
Stay cool brother.
Brother Wayne, thanks for this video, I saw the MC 5 at the Grande Ballroom Man, Those were the Days Brother, Your Guitar playing always kicked my Ass, you were the Magnet of the band, I grew up in Lincoln Park, and in another video, when you talked about forming the Band in a Parking Lot That was the Old Pioneer In On Fort Street, I lived 4 blocks away from there my house was by the Bandshell ,Keep on Rockin Brother, My Best to you, I am glad that you are still around, Cousin Figel
great stuff
Many thanks !!! Great learn !!!!!
Wayne…
Thank you for this!
I am inspired by you and love the way you play. You along with MC5 are the gods of what was to come. Thanks for the inspiration brother!!!
What a great honour and privilege to get a lesson VIA YT from the one and only Mr Wayne Kramer!
This is great lesson and so simple Its amazing to have this oppurtunity to learn straight from The Gods.....Also gott love how another great guitarist emphasizes rythmic soloing.
Professor Kramer! :) It's always an honor to hear you play, speak, and drop your wisdom on everything from rock&roll to human rights, I saw ya at the Troc in Philly back in 2004. I co founded my first band in 1988 at 14 years old, and I learned your songs by playing along to The Debut, Back In The USA, and my personal favorite, High Time. You and the late Fred "Sonic" Smith played so well together, masters of what Keith Richards called "basketweaving" (his best weaving partner being Mick Taylor, basically when its hard to tell who's playing which part, because the two parts are so harmonious, it sounds like one guitar). As a matter of fact, you are explaining exactly what I am talking about whilst you are explaining how you approached how you and Sonic blended your rhythm parts, attacked and intertwined your solos. (Its very difficult to find another guitarist to meld with like that). Basically you, Sonic, Steve Jones, Ace Frehley and Johnny Thunders among others in the United States Hardcore Punk community of the 1980's, were my guitar teachers!!
Thank you for imparting some knowledge Brother Wayne. It's the Good Oil! ❤ 🤟♠️🤟🖤
I don’t play guitar but Im a huge fan. Saw the MC5 a few times with the Stooges in the early 70’s. It was pure ass kickin R&R. Wayne always stole the show. His foot slide was epic 💪🏼
Much respect to Brutha Wayne.
Professor Wayne is back again! 👏👏👏
A great guitarist and person.
I learned this song a long time ago, both guitar parts, laying on my bed in a stupor with my guitar on my chest, on my first try and was surprised at how simple it was cause the mc5 sound was so special
I am ready for a testimony!
I love the MC5.... Thank you for Swinging Doors....
Harmony, l love it!
Wayne, the live at Tartar Field 1970 ramblin rose you do a grand finale side shuffle playing an E chord when they introduce you. It is quite the move!
Yeah, with his right foot doing all the work! I saw that this morning and it blew my mind.
so awesome!!
So cool thanks for the upload
My hero.
Great tutorial.
grande wayne kramer uma lenda viva do mc5.que o grande wayne viva bastante e com muita saude.
Thanks from Japan
I love WAYNE !!!!!!!!!!!!
But... I guess the MC5 had a 7" out by 1967 !
"I Can Only Give You Everything" with "One of the Guys"... so I believe these were the first tunes you could hear by them.
I've been wanting to cover this song for a long time. The only way I can belt out the falsetta is if I'm totally relaxed and carry some attitude. Is that an Epiphone Wilshire? That guitar has the coolest Marshall overdrive tone ever.😎
Love this video. Is that the same Epiphone you played in the early 70's? I've been looking high and low and I can't find an example of it quite like yours with what appear to be mini-humbuckers. I'd love to pick up an Coronet with two pickups rather than the single pick up version. Better than the SG Jr, in my opinion.
This model is called Wilshire, Epiphone ran a limited reissue around mid 2010's, i could get one in 2020 after years of pursue. It's really a great guitar, to me, it's the perfect one.
Nice thank you!
Bone fide rock star on the right. ROCK STAR.
I always wondered if Bon Scott heard this cover before he joined AC/DC and thought to himself that he really liked the vocal choice by Wayne on this song and the rest is history. Bon sure didn't use it in the Valentines.
Thank you
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"Feeling it".....The Only way to Roll.
the rockin' brother
greatest white-boy riffing in the history of rock. hands down. Praise Brother Wayne!
Hi Wayne.. you (MC 5) made a perfect cover of Ted Taylor´s version, but the real sh.t was Jerry Lee Lewis´original. Even the original lyrics make more sense .. and you always got the verses (2 and 3) played in reverse order... Anyway - not mentioning Jerry Lee is criminal
Is this his grandson?
Luckiest guitar student ever!