Randy Rhoads S.A.T.O. Solo - Why It's One Of His Best!
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- A detailed breakdown and explanation of Randy Rhoads' masterful guitar solo from the song S.A.T.O. as it appeared on Ozzy Osbourne's sophomore album Diary Of A Madman.
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Underrated masterpiece. One of my favorites to play.
the whole album is an underappreciated masterpiece, it is pure sonic genius and a clinic on songwriting
This is my favorite of his solos
Randy is the GOAT!!!!!
Again? 🤢
Nico you did awesome! Randy would be proud! Next, maybe you can analyze Jake E. Lee's solo on Lightning Strikes. That is quite an unheralded Ozzy tune, of course. I think it's one of the best songs on The Ultimate Sin.
Randy's S.A.T.O. solo is all time Nico! Fantastic job!
My good man, you’ve done it again !
Randy Rhoads era un genio...uno de mis guitarristas preferidos... saludos.
This song and I don't know made me start playing guitar, Randy was an incredible guitar player after hearing them two songs I went and bought the album blizzard of oz and I was off and running instantly obsessed to hear more and start playing myself I was around 10 years old completely changed the type of music I was listening to before that still a metal head 40 years later and jamming
Still jamming after 40 years...i love hearing things like that!! 😃🤘
Love all your stuff. Keep up the good work!
Great lesson bro thank you
GREAT SOLO I PLAY REGULARLY BECAUSE IT SOUNDS PHENOMENAL!
I never thought id hear anyone get close to playing that solo right! Fantastic!! Can you imagine writing that?
I’m a Randy fanatic. All of his solos are epic. Diary of a Mad Man, SATO and Mr. Crowley are my favourite solos.
S.A.T.O. is actually an acronym for Satan's Army Takes Over.
Just kidding. I returned to the eighties where bands like Iron Maiden and Ozzy Osbourne lyrics were ripped apart by the moral majority.
Thanks for being the coolest guitar instructor on YT.
I was just having a conversation about how people back in the day would make up stuff like that and people would go on believing it for years 😂
Like Ac/Dc = After Christ Devil Comes 🤦😅
Tonight off a diary was another one his solos that was pure genius.
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You're my hero! Cheers from Brazil! UP TO THE IRONS!!!
The outro solo to "Tonight" is great too. Big screaming bends
Great choice! Nice one!
That and the solo from Over the Mountain are two of my favourite RR solos.
Great work! Can you break down his work on Children of the Grave off the Tribute album in a future episode? Also, his closing solo from Tonight? Thanks!🤘🏻
Tonight is in the plans for sure... And COTG could be a good one to examine too later on. I always liked how he developed that one thematically and then just breaks the pattern with a Chuck Berry lick out of nowhere 😅👏
Bob Daisley and Randy Rhodes, a powerhouse.
Daisley and Rhoads a formidable songwriting team
Randy had truly great melodic sense and structure to his guitar solos... which is what makes them all so memorable (and he recorded these eternal classics at such a young age). Hearing the guitar solo to Over the Mountain late 1981-early '82 turned me into a music fan and a Rhoads fanatic. He has always been my favorite guitar player, bar none.
he is an all time A leaguer
Bro, you always make it look so easy. I think it's that mellow demeanor you have hahahaha. Brilliant work here. Definitely my favorite Randy solo.
I don't know if I'm being mellow or I'm just trying hard to not mess it up 😂😂😂
Super!!
Of all solos in metal, for me this one always felt atypical. As if in it's own timing relativo to the beat.
I've always said it was Randy's best solo.
All these albums/songs you are analysing and deliver to us so pefrectly, I was there when each one of them came out. Lots of youtubers and journalists are interested on the part of gossip. Did Eddie Van Halen like Randy? Did Gary Moore like any of these two and so forth. All I know is that we had a decade in the 80's where we had to struggle to keep up with the flow of really great music. You had a great album coming out almost every 15 days. We had analog players, you had to be careful not to scratch the vinyl and make it look like ice hockey ground. I don't miss the technology or the luck of it in the 80's but I surely miss the drive and the excitement of music blooming. And it was n't just metal. New wave in Europe was great, pop was good and friendly, not aggressive, soft and likeable not the first choice but really soothing and entertaining. Somehow one genre was pushing the other, competing yes, but really in a productive way. Funniest thing is OZZY is still alive, god bless him, what a DNA...
Gossip is a lot easier to digest than a video like this so I don't know if that's what they're interested in or if that's more of a necessary evil to keep the view count up so that the channel thrives and allows for better content overall... I know if I had to count on UA-cam to pay my bills I would have shut this down a long time ago! 😅
But I do agree with you that there was an excitement about all this music that was very unique and even as fans, we had this feeling of gratitude just for the fact that all of this existed and we were alive at the right time and place to witness it!
That's a big part of why I make videos like these... A solo like this one isn't just good because it's got some cool licks. Every note has a reason for being there and it's worth taking the time to study. 😊
We know Gary was a huge fan of Randy's he talked about him in an interview on youtube, and of course did a tribute to him.
We could have known what Ed thought but he was weird about participating in the Rhoads documentary that fell apart.
Ozzy is a bag who needs to come clean on it being a band and paying people
Your guitar sounds great. You sound great.
Randy as great of a lead player as he was, he was a fantastic rhythm player. And it seems a common description of Randy's solos are "song within a song"
He did seem to favor that type of solo over the "play some licks over the chords of the chorus" variety. Both have their function, of course, but the song within a song type tends to be more interesting musically 😊
Fuck yeah brother, great videos you do! That Jackson is awesome!
Cheers from Portugal 🤘🍺🇵🇹
By the way, i have subscrived!
Randy was about to begin his classical lessons I believe he had already mastered above grade four in those lessons (which is about half way to thev op). Could be wrong but the royal conservatory grades in this way "csnada" as far as I remember. I was ten years old then so being 66 my memory may be failing me lol . Anyway, imagine his sound if he was able to accomplish his goals?
I think if Randy lived a longer life he would be the best guitarist that ever lived imo. I don't know much about how to play a guitar or anything I just know his melody in my ears is the best I've ever heard 💪
Not to mention his genius with his knowledge from his childhood with his mother teaching him music. Forgot to mention that part 😅
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Outstanding work as always!!! Randy was & still is my hero. I seen him feb 9th 1982 Kalamazoo Michigan, @ wings stadium a little over a month before his passing. Can you show case his song You said it all with Ozzy??
great little song from the live Mr Crowley EP...love that song, hard to believe they wrote that in a couple of hours during soundcheck and he recorded the solo in a truck.
It would be cool to look at a song like that once the channel is big enough to support it. Already this video isn't getting a ton of love, which is a little unfortunate. 😬😅
One of my favorites from my favorite. Here, I believe he was influenced by my 2nd favorite, Steve Clark. Listen to his solo in Def Leppard's Answer to the Master.
I seen Randy with Ozzy 3 times it was mind blowing 4th row center Orchestra well I was in my twenties WE MUST ALL GET BORN AGAIN AND HAVE THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AS OUR SAVIOR FOR BELIEVING IN HIM IS THE ONLY WAY TO GET TO HEAVEN AMEN HAVE A BLESSED LIFE PEACE LOVE AND HAPPINESS
Lay off the bathtub meth and Tide pods FFS
@@trance9158still trying to see if your response to me for leaving a RIGHTEOUS message after I complimented Randy for the 3 times I seen him with the Blizzard of Oz you said something about meth in your response to me. Well I guess you know about drugs you said all I have to say is what are you going to be when you grow up?
I remember reading that a few of the solos on Diary (including this one), were just filler solos. In other words, they were never intended to be the final solo, but they were in a rush to release the album so Randy didn't get to do the solo as he intended. To be honest, that's what it sounds like to me. Definitely not his best work.
Do you know the Band asterism? Hal-ca is amazing guitar player,check out Dawn/Gunfire/museum of Death and many other amazing music
I dunno, man. Compared to. Some amazing solos, this just sounds like a bunch of scales with no feeling.
there is no such as no feeling, that is nonsense. Anyone who knows anything about Rhoads knows the first thing he emphasized was feeling...he always told the band to play with more feeling.
This sounds like a learned guitar player doing an amazing solo that is very subtle in its genius. He used some of the things from this solo and put them in other songs as well.
The guy had 4 weeks to write, rehearse and record an album that became an absolutely masterpiece.
@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle Thank you for kindly and firmly correcting that goofy comment. I'd have probably been less tactful than that and just started hurling some choice curse words.🤬
I've heard some amazing guitar players, but ive never heard anyone get close to Randy imo.
Man your control is absolutely top shelf. Great solo to highlight. This one is under the radar.
1000 thanks!!
Tonight is the solo of solse's
Nico, between you and Rick Beato, this drummer of 30+ years can watch both of you explain guitar theory all day long. I suppose you guys take me back to my piano days before picking up the drumsticks. Does your band ever make it to the Southern California area? It would rock to see you live!
So glad to know you're enjoying these and I appreciate you mentioning me in the same sentence as Rick, because he's waaaaay ahead of me when it comes to that stuff! 😊
My band plays mostly local shows but I would love to play there someday!
I always knew that solo was great but now I know why.
And let me tell you, Nico, you are a badass guitar player!
That's awesome and thanks for the kind compliment!
If you asked me to name a awesome randy solo id probably point to the one in goodbye to romance
I'd point to every one he recorded with Ozzy...😅 but yeah, Goodbye to Romance is really well composed. Exceptional melodic phrasing on that one!
they are all awesome including the one he threw onto COTG for the King Biscuit and Milwaukee shows
I can't stand covers of his music but you are very good.sounded great.
Randy Is amazing my persdonal favorite is the entire outro to Revelation (mother earth)
Best Randy solo? Hands down, by far, no sh*t, the fade out solo at end of "Tonight". Check it out!! Sean C. Black
Randy always played great solos i didn’t know Randy had a stinker 😂
very Michael Schenkeresque
This one took me a long time to figure out…it’s so much fun to play…well done 👍
Thanks man!!!!
excellent
He was such a cool guy, no ego at all! But I hear once hed had a few he could be a wild man!
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If you google top metal solos of all-time, top 10, you will often see Randy with multiple entrees and Crazy Train, Flying high again (his brother's favorite), Mr. Crowley..both solos
A lot of people think the best solos Randy played were live versions of the songs, including Children of the Grave. There is no wrong answer. Randy was a musician whose solos were naturally melodic and were a song within the song. Some of those scratch solos on DOAM are great too, him just jamming as they record the bass and drum tracks.
You are Bad ass
Comprei esse álbum em 1985 por causa das faixas "Over the mountain" e "Flying high again", mas fiquei viciado na canção SATO, especialmente por causa do solo.
I think Prince stole that opening lick. I believe the dog was when doves cry.