'In a Broken Dream' Python Lee Jackson (feat. Rod Stewart - Lead Guitar by Mick Liber) Guitar Lesson
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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Thanx man. You have obviously listened to my guitar. I did nt rehearse the song, just plyed it pissed in the studio. I am amazed at the many attempts to recreate my guitar stuff. I am impressed with your tutorial.
From the man himself 👍.
Thanks for the song Mick, peace.
Bloody hell mate! If this is what you played like when you're pissed, you must be awesome to listen to when you're sober!!
IABD was one of the records that I remember getting played to death in my comprehensive school's sixth form common room, in the early '70s, along with Free's Come Together In The Morning & Iron Butterfly's Inna Garda Da Vida. In my eyes, they're all absolutely classic, seminal rock tracks which helped make an otherwise grotty, impoverished life in The Black Country bearable.
IABD, was one of those songs where everything, meshes together so perfectly & despite its rawness, there's not a note that feels out of place.
Seriously, why not dust off your old Les Paul & do a UA-cam video to show us how the maestro played it back in the day? I'm sure I'm not the only worshipful old fart that would love to see how it's done.
AWW! Thanks Jase!! Claire x
Thank you, great lesson!
I saw chords for this online, but even to my AC/DC Covers ears, they were not right, great stuff!
Cheers, and yeh online tabs can be wildly inaccurate! :)
@@thejaseguitar tbh, I rarely look at tabs, got lots of Mates who do the Lead Guitar thing as a day job (well did before Covid crap), I just sing badly and play rhythm Guitar mainly, I am struggling getting the chord changes right for the chorus, solo on this, the really hard bit, will be singing it, Stewart is a very very under rated vocalist, who is not easy to cover, unless you want to sound like a bad Cabaret singer, especially his early stuff.
This is beautiful! The true tones! Thank you man!
Thank you, Python Lee Jackson album is one of my favorite.
Wonderful lesson. Thanks.
Thanks :)
Thank you!
You're welcome :)
Magik ok Lesson ok sempre Maestro. Grazie e grande siiiiii
Thank you :)
Thanks Jase. I really appreciate this vid. An 'in depth' analysis of my playing on that recording I made with. Stewart in 2970.
Jason, you are the man, mate! This is awesome. Can I put in a request for Sign Of The Times, the 1978 Bryan Ferry solo number??
I know now its kind of late but could you please do a tab for the solo part, its difficult for me to understand and I can't find it in other side. I would aprecciate it so much. Thank you anyway for the video
Dudeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee thanks haha
I don't get a mention. Or credit for my contribution.
I will rectify that. I have lots of song requests that I bash through so I tend not to google the album credits. Thanks for your great work on this song. BTW did Gary Boyle play in PLJ? He gave me some great tips when I was about 16.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
Thanks again for highlighting another great tune that I missed from my youth. The lesson is very useful, as usual! Cheers!
Not to take anything away from Python Lee Jackson, but I discovered that there is an excellent 1992 cover of this song by David Gilmour, John Paul Jones and Rod Stewart.
Love the vintage sound of the original but Gilmour's solo on the 1992 version is just the best.