Tom Quayle Am7-E7alt Solo Improvisation
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2020
- DIME ONLINE contributor and fusion maestro, Tom Quayle improvises a wonderful solo over an Am7-E7alt backing. Complete with on-screen tab! Learn more about DIME ONLINE courses at www.dime-online.org
Tom is incredible. Highly recommend his package lessons on his site. Dudes a genius
Exquisitly done!! This is what to strive for!! Thanks!
Very tasteful playing, really enjoyed it
As if you're going through and tabbing out your improvised solos. What a guy.
Right!? Its almost as if people get paid to transcribe other peoples solos and add them to the lesson.
@@andrewnuckolls474 Did somebody else do the transcription? Can't tell if sarcasm.
@@KiraPlaysGuitar haha most likely. I bought a few packs from his website and all the improvised solo examples say they were transcribed by Lev Clay so Im sure this site uses someone to do the same.
@@andrewnuckolls474 Damn, how can I get that gig... My transcriptions are A game lol.
Congratulations.
Excellent performance.
Greetings from Antwerp, Belgium.
For those complaining that it doesn't sound musical and/or isn't an actual song, the clue is in the video title. It's an "Improvisation" over a key. Duh...
Here before Joseph is rad 🤙 sounds amazing
Michael Briggs Hahahahahaha same lol
King of Fusion Guitar
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What is with every guitarist doing hybrid picking?
You mean picking with the pick and hand at the same time? Madness.
@@ananyaacharya6651 Where will it stop? They'll be 'hammering on' next!
Because here in 2020, expecting only the fingers of one hand to get calloused is clear discrimination.
It can be really ergonomic for the picking hand once you get used to it, the articulation of the notes are becoming more diverse when you do it. and it's actually not that "extra" or difficult to master.
Efficiency. Once you start you can’t stop. 🙂
that lick at 1:14 is extra tasty
Fibenare...?
Deez nutz 👌🏽
If Larry Cartlon met Allan Holdsworth??
Great playing Tom! A lot of negativity in this comment section. I don't understand why, I think this was very musical and it inspired me to work on my 1/16th note triplet time feel.
Thanks for always being an inspiration, Tom!
That's really strange, you usually don't get so much rude honesty on such videos ...but sadly I can't but agree.
Beautiful but boring was the most appropriate description for me, I'm sorry.
Anyways, I still wonder why these comments so amass here, has this channel usually very different styles of music?
defintely here some guthrie govan references in there
I can hear Tom and Laney!
Oh yeah, the sound of a scale/arpeggio being played up and down
Found the guy too dim for jazz. Or maybe just that good ol' guitarist's insecurity.
@@JerryLeeHowell2 Nah, it's the good 'ol shredders' joke "there is no feel, just fast notes"
Tom Quayle has always sounded like he’s practicing while performing live. 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
@@TitoSilversax Oh, so you think this is a live performance onstage at Madison Square Garden? Cuz its noooot.
Jerry Howell not many people playing “live” in traditional sense due to Covid , so yea streaming performances def live
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. Am I in an elevator?
sound like nothing to me but who knows
you might want to get that checked out
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Great player that Tom is, this just doesn't sound 'musical' to me. It just sounds like someone practising scales and licks.
I was about to comment the same but you beat me to it. Well played, sir.
Compare with, say, David Gilmour. Tom can do things that Gilmour couldn't even dream of... but who would you rather listen to? Just one note of Dave's is worth ten of Tom's, and Guthrie's, and countless other YT players. Difficult does not automatically equal good.
Yes and no... music speaks to different people in different ways. I used to listen with a very skeptical ear to almost anything outside my purview, but the more I opened up to the idea that players express themselves in their own language the more I discovered styles that inspired me to keep searching and improving my playing. Agree, Tom (or Guthrie) can easily play “like” Gilmour, but not the other way around -of course only Gilmour will sound like Gilmour. I enjoy it all 😄
A lot of this “play with feeling” thing comes from the ability certain people have to deliver a message. If Tom has nothing to say here, other than “I will play fluently over this chord progression”, it may sound like exercises (spot on exercise no less) to anyone who doesn’t know of or aren’t interested in that message.
@@renatonyc I enjoy Guthrie's playing and phrasing very much. Regardless of if he's playing 'Gilmoury' or not. His music never sounds like scales and practice runs. This does. Guthrie himself said that the notes and scales are the alphabet and that doing the letters in order and backwards really fast is not very musical.
Just sounds like generic UA-cam guitar playing. God I miss actual songs. Skilled as he is, the only place for this sort of thing is in the elevator.
Beautiful technique but soooo boring!