Under the Hood with Eric Bazilian - Episode 1 - All You Zombies (The Hooters)
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Eric Bazilian shows the musical parts that he played on The Hooters' classic recording of "All You Zombies"
#thehooters
#allyouzombies
#underthehood
#electricguitar
#bassguitar
#mandolin
i love it when you google a song you want learn and the man that made it gives you a free lesson
Wow! What a way to breakdown a song! Thank you Eric.
I especially enjoyed the "Pop-up Video" facts about the equipment used. And also that Eric's solo was First take 😉
Nervous Night is one of my all time favourite albums...
So many great songs..
Still sounds good today...
Yes. Yes. Yes! It’s too much fun watching a total badass ‘splainin’ and making it look easy; guitar/studio geek heaven.Thank you, Professor Bazilian, thank you!
Just got done playing through this. The delay makes it so much fun
Excellent stuff, Eric. Looking forward to many more of these. It would be super interesting to hear a little about the songwriting process as well!
I was a kid when Nervous Night came out and it changed my life. I play mandolin to this day because of you. Would love, love, love to see a mandolin lesson of Where Do The Children Go. Thanks so much for all the music!
Too awesome for words wow
I don't know much about the technical aspect of music but this is so cool how you break it down!
Budweiser, and I mean the original Czech Budvar can in the background :D Love it. Greetings from Poland.
I have been listening to every nook and cranny of that song (and album) for over 30 years! Awesome to see the itemized breakdown, Mr. Ba-Z!
Love the Ampeg fold top bass rig.. Those were awesome
Best bass amp ever. I still have mine.
this is freakin epic
I'm enjoying this with a big, dumb smile on my face. Wonderful!
Great! Eric a really tasty player and song writer! Hooters is great! I saw them in Jönköping, Sweden in 1990's something.
I'll never be able to play it as well as you, but it's a dream come true seeing how "All You Zombies" is supposed to be played!
This is pretty amazing Eric. I would love a video breakdown of your parts on Girl Just Want To Have Fun. Hope more of these come!
Wow... just incredible. Missed you guys playing at the Keswick this year. ☹️
So did we. More than anyone.
Amazing insight! When are you going to break down Time After Time? Pretty please. I think that’s the most tasteful rhythm guitar track of all time. Incredible!
OMG! That would be amazing!!! I'm also a big fan of the guitar work on She's So Unusual!!!
What great & outstanding songs you and & The Hooters composed and created, Eric! Many thanks! "All you Zombies" is AN EPIC MASTERPIECE.
Please do here "Graveyard Waltz", ANOTHER MASTERPIECE, and play this whole song with all soli live. The short version is actually way too short.
Super ! Bravo !
Great name your hearing about the motor of the song
I just posted a link to this at my Tumblr, saying I'd watch Eric show us how to empty wastebaskets or rake leaves, but of course the music is wonderful!
I love this Song. Such powerful lyrics. The biblical references are just great. Not many rock artists would create a song praising the Lord. So fitting for today's times.
Eric, well done. Many thanks for breaking this iconic Hooters piece down for us. This is edutainment at its best. I am in awe! ...And in love with the Hooters.
Thanks Bro
Man, that’s great! Loved it all, but the mandolin playing the chord progression - so good! That song has so much atmosphere! I wish more artists would do this - show what they are playing. Musicians who are listening appreciate it so much. Thanks a lot. Could you show us how you play the riff/chord progression for “One Of Us” ? I know the chords are easy to pick out but the way you play in my opinion, or from I can hear - is not so typical - I mean to play exactly the way you did on the recording.
Jeremy Grob
That was awesome. As I guitar player I can finally get first hand instruction on how to correctly play these songs. I’ve been a fan since you guys hit it big. I saw the Hooters for the first time in 87 in Albuquerque at Tingley Coliseum when you opened for Bryan Adams.
Fantastic little breakdown of all that parts. And enough stuff for a guitar nerd like me to geardive into.
Your extension cords down there look like the ones we have in Germany. I wish I had them here in China as well. Nothing gets loose period.
Cheers from China 😊
My fav tune for 35 years. Thanks for all your music. Still love the original reggae live 45 version best.
Ah I have that little record too.I loved their reggae style. Turned me on to Marley way back then.saw them at Cabaret in WC many times. Zombies always a crowd fav.
Absolutely love this!!! Thank you!! 💙
Nice job Eric, never realized your talent with so many instruments, as a fellow Philly musician I appreciate all the tech stuff. Subscribed, and hoping to see some more vids.
More of these Under the Hood videos please!
Superb indeed .thanks Eric :)
Eric, Thank you, that is awesome! Its so cool how tasteful parts come together to create a great song!
Wow 😳Thank you!
I enjoyed the video though not a techie. But nice to see how it came together so long ago. The slide part was my favorite along with the mandolin of course.
Ok I need a dumb-downed version of this song !!! 😂 you are an amazing musician!
Dig it! Great Eric! Love the Guitar nerd stuff! Looking forward to Episode 2!
Love this, Eric!
Thanks so much, Emily, I'm actually on FaceTime with James at this exact moment!
One of my all time favorite guitar solos.
9:43 "somewhat unreasonable facsimile"
*goes on to play a nearly identical version 🤯
Fabulous video from a very special musician. Great video Eric. I hope you keep making them. You're a very skilled and experienced musician and I hope that more people come to see just how good you really are. Imo, you are the best there is in the musical world.
Mr.Eric B. I saw you guys in, I believe 88/89 in Costa Mesa, CA at an outdoor amphitheater.
You opened for Stevie Nicks. A girl I was dating at the time was a huge fan of Stevie N. She and I drove up there from San Diego that night. Both of us couldn’t shut up about how great you guys were all the drive back home to SD. Have all your music on CD and digital, love you guys, rock on😎
This is phenomenal. Thank you. I am not a musician but love your work. I wish I had seen this and been as riveted as my 5 year old was, I probably would have wanted to make music. But at least I make movies. Great job!! Great editing!!! (Clarence from Streetfilms)
Also my kid said at one point, "No words" when you played the full song without singing at the end.
DaVinci Resolve. I'm diving in, got a long way to go.
So cool hearing all the parts come together to make a whole. Especially love hearing the bass and the rhythm guitar. Thank you Eric.
a big hello from Italy, great underrated group and great music !!!
Nice job, Eric. That was fun. I think it was my old P-Bass that you used for the first couple of Hooters records. Still have it!
Thanks, Ray. That was actually my old P-Bass, which I still have. They're the best.
Einfach mega 🙂👍👌🤩
Thanks, and God Bless! Just re-discovered you guys. Love this song.
Awesome breakdown of the song for me as a musician! How simple but yet intricate....love it! And thanks for the great show at Skansen, Stockholm!!!!
I only came across the flamenco trick on the mandolin through an earlier video of yours. When I heard the record before, I always failed to know how it works.
Love it! Eric you are awesome+
Sehr gut+ intressant! See you in Hamburg 2021?
Eric, I have to say that as a guitarist myself this is an amazing thing to be able to watch and understand how this song was put together and the various parts written. First time I ever heard this was on, I believe, your first album ( I may be wrong, but I seem to recall 84 or 85?) which I acquired on import from the us to the uk. The song was totally different then. Then the second album came out and this song had four or five straight plays in a row on my record deck. Thankyou for being an influence on my playing (not just that song but for all the others too)
Holy shit - - amazing!!
Es increíble como después de tantos años vuelves con más poder y con esa chispa de juventud eterna . . Es increíble yo desde aquí con mí guitarra Samick Stratocaster negra de 1995 intentaré arrancarle esos sonidos hermosos... Muchas gracias por compartir tus creaciones saludos desde Montevideo Uruguay dios te bendiga a ti toda tu familia !!!
Eric, this is amazing. Thank you for the insight into your music. P.S. It’s your music, you should own it! What a shame.
3:01 terrorized by technology
Eric, wouldn't you like the days of "All you zombies" to come back ...?
Love it man, keep em coming. Excellent info for any guitarist. And you could musically medley Zombies right into Lifes been Good now that you mention Joe W.
What kind of wood is the body of your guitar ?
Finnish pine
Simply Brilliant! Thanks for this incredible journey into the musical genius of the Aljanon master. Stevens slide and all the gear!!! Just one question about the 2203 Marshall. 6550 or EL34?
As I recall it was EL34s.
Eric, this was really fun. I still remember being at the studio when you worked on this. I remember you loved playing that fender bass with all that compression on it. Do you recall playing on that song I wrote called (Waiting for You)? Best to you / Gary
Hey, Gary, I do remember playing on your song and wondering why you had me playing on your track because you could shred circles around me.
@@ericbazilian426 If I can get your email address I will send it to you. I have a cell no but I think you might live out of US now. the number was 610 5** 3*4*
can you do "satellite" at some point?
Heard the song today and I thought the mandolin part sounded very like Carnavalito music from Argentina/Bolivia, in the way the chords are played: this band from Argentina does a similar fusion between that rhythm and a pop rock song except that they didn't play a mandolin or charango in the chords ua-cam.com/video/ZNzYr4U7Zs8/v-deo.html&ab_channel=SodaStereoVEVO
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and greetings from Argentina!
Thanks for the video. Can someone help me with the last two chords of the chorus?
It’s a Gsus4 to Gmaj
I meant verse, but I appreciate the love. We jammed on this song tonight at a birthday party and it became the theme of the night. What a banger. Thanks for the song too 🍸
@@thisisanaeroplane verse and chorus are the same. There’s also the F C Am cadence at the end of each.
@@ericbazilian426 Thanks so much 🙏
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