Baby Come Back (Player) Note for Note Guitar Solo Lesson with tabs
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2024
- Baby Come Back (Player) Note for Note Guitar Solo Lesson with TABs. Huge hit from the 1970's (1977). This soft rock hit has a great guitar solo to end the song. Very soulful with a nice theme running through it. "Baby Come Back" is a song by the American rock band Player. It was released in late 1977 as the lead single from their 1977 self-titled debut album, and was the breakthrough single for the band, gaining them mainstream success, hitting number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 and number ten on the R&B charts in 1978. Their biggest hit single, the song was written and performed by Peter Beckett and J.C. Crowley, the founders of Player.
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I don't know the guitarist. If somebody knows his name, please leave a comment.
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Great playing Mark. I remember learning this song back in the 70's I believe? I don't ask for your tabs because I learn much more by watching your fingers. I do cheat though. I slow it down by using a product that's free. It' a VLC media player. You are an awesome guitar player!
It's a tough solo and great song. BTW, I have the tabs linked in the descriptions of the videos now. So you don't have to email me any more to get them. :)
Thank you!
Great!
Hello Mark. You had asked if anyone knew who the guitar player was for this song. Wikipedia say's that Peter Beckett was the lead guitarist for player. Hope this helps, Russ.
@@0372mr335 Thanks!
That was very good...sounded like the actual guitarist!
Thank you!!
I'm really not very good at all but with your help I managed to suprise myself and get through this ,thanks for putting a smile on my face 😊 great tuition 👍great guitarist !
Wonderful!
You’re welcome. Ty for your approach in playing lead. I greatly appreciate you getting back to me. Will keep it as a learning tool to guide me
Amazing. Could listen to this over and over again :)
Glad you enjoy it!
I've been trying to learn this on an acoustic what a workout you're a great teacher and player you've taught me a lot
Thank you so much Larkin!
I can just watch it over and over.. Nice video. Good teacher ❤️😉
Thanks so much!
Hello, I'm not sure if you still have the tab but could you please send it to me....I think your the only person on youtube that has truly embraced this solo...thanks in advanced.
P.S:it's for a special girl😂
You don't know how much I appreciate the tutorial. It's simply THE BEST in the whole internet, and you are very clear with all the notes. Congratulations and I feel sorry for don't have discover this channel before. I still got problems with the fast part, but nothing that a little practice don't fix. Again, thanks for being that clear. You just got one more subscriber.
+Arturo Sandoval Wow, thank you for such a kind comment. I really appreciate it ... and also the subscription! Tell me what else you'd like to hear.
Hands down the best tutorial out here !
Thank you so much!
Thank you! One of my favorite songs.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting.
thank you so much! i was looking for this solo since I was a child
Thank you again
Wow, that's so great. You really made my day. Thanks for watching and for the kind comment too!
Thank you very much for sharing ! lGod Bless ! From the Philippines! 💕
My pleasure. Thanks for watching!
Oh Yeah! Love it!! More please. more 1970s solos. yeah love it
Glad you enjoyed! Plenty more where that came from!! 1970s - the *BEST* guitar solo decade IMHO. Perfect mix of melodic ideas.
Thank you guy. that make my day . I just love this soulful solo.
Awesome ... that makes me feel great. I love this one too! Thanks for listening!!
You're the man! Great playing! Thank you!
Thanks Ross. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
thank you sir. this knowledge is very much appreciated.
stay safe.
You are very welcome
Excellent...Thank you very much for the great lesson... Cheers Bob
Glad you enjoyed it Bob!
Thats so good!! I was watching the performance video and your cover sounds just like it 😄😄😄
Thanks Travis! Love the emoticons!!
You’re most certainly have the tone for the solo!!
Nice playing, my friend!!
Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure. Thanks for listening!
Mark that was awesome. I wish I was just half as talented as you. Great job
Wow, thank you Terry!
Effortless playing. Your teaching is concise and so very clear Thanks Mark.. 8-) Cheers..
Why thank you John!
Man that's awesome! Glad I found your video! Awesome playing!
Thanks Joe!!
Thank you Dir Mark for the guitar tuturial...that was nice....
Glad you enjoyed it.
Cool! This is my song!!!!
Thanks, David.
You make it look easy
Thanks! It takes a bit of work to make it look like it's not work! :)
Thank you for your time and effort...Keep the music alive..Awesome!
D Hill Thanks for the listen and the kind comments!
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Valente Aguilar-Rios Jr. The tab is on its way. Good luck!!
Very good Mark,easy to follow,keep it up saves me days trying to figure it out lol
You make it look so easy!
Thanks James. I assure you it's practice that does it!
Thanks for your great videos ! I subscribed ;)
Awesome, thank you!
Always a nice job thx
Thanks Paul!
what a great solo!
No doubt about it!
Hey Mark great video. Thanks for taking the time to upload it. I know you mentioned that you end it on a c minor note. Was wondering if you could do another video to do the full ending of the solo up until the point where it fades out!? Great work.
Thanks! This covers all the way up to that end point in the song. There is one additional lick the guitarist is playing, but it's somewhat inaudible. It's along the lines of the fast minor pentatonic lick that I cover at 0:26 and 8:35.
Nicely done Mark!!!!
Thank you - and thanks for watching!!
Wow fantastic! Thank you so much :)
You're very welcome! Thank you for watching!
Thanks man, I've been trying to play this solo for a long time, thanks for sharing it. Like and subscribe!!!
Thanks for the listen. Glad you liked it and it helped!!
Great lesson and feel
Charles Tomlinson Thanks Charles!
Thank you this is amazing
Thanks!
Always loved that magnificent solo. Good lesson thank you much. Working on it now. Do you take requests?
Thanks. I do take requests.
Mark Zabel Okay, this one has little to no tutorials on UA-cam. It’s a tricky one. (The Party’s Over) Journey. Neal Schon is one National Treasure on the music front.
Great video listen to this song alot and as far as im able to tell you're very accurate. Iv been improvising and trying toplay along by ear because im tuned down to e flat so its hard to think 0f the technical key im in. I guess im actually in c sharp minor.
Thanks!
Thank u..I love this solo...nice👍
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
you play beautifully!! i love this solo, do you think a beginner could learn this?
Thank you so much! I would say it would be quite difficult for a beginner. A few easier solos would be better to learn first. Maybe Tuesday's Gone or Main street or even "Easy" by the Commodores.
great example. players baby come back has one of the best guitar solos of all time.
Yes it does!
Very Love. I very thank and love this vdo.
S. Bhaddharaja Thank you!!!
very very thanks
Most welcome!
Are the tabs still available? If so, would you please send them to me. I feel like I'm skipping a part from he fast section around the 8 minute mark. Great lesson by the way. I'd been looking for this solo for about a year (before you posted this) and had reconciled myself to learning it from watching cover videos. .
Mervin Myvett Hi Mervin. Thanks for the nice words! I'm happy to send the tab. Send an email to mzabel2781@gmail.com and I'll reply with the tab. I may not be able to until Saturday, as I'm traveling in multiple cities the next 2 days.
MZ
Thank you for your tutorial!
You're welcome. Thanks for listening!!
I am really surprised you don’t have many more likes to this. This was well done. Probably one of the best covers of this. I have a question in general when you learn lead. Is it just playing the solo over a million times before you memorize all the notes or is it just knowing the different scales that you know exactly where one note is going to the next? I just wonder if you want to learn lead in general what’s the best way to play exactly as the artist has done? I also hear so many different views as far as yes u should know theory first but then others say skip it altogether. If u wouldn’t mind giving me advice as far as knowing what scales is essential. I know the pentatonic but feel like I’m always stuck in “that box” that many fall into. Lastly should a lead guitarist know triads, myodian I think it’s called etc? Thanks for your time 😊
Thanks. As a player I'm much more interested in improvising and composing my own solos, but I do learn other's solos to understand how other players approach melody, playing over particular chord progressions, phrase their lines, etc.
I find most of my work in learning a solo is listening. I listen to the solo at least 5-10 times depending on how long and/or complex it is. When I can "sing" the solo, then I can start to play it.
I do know some theory - a good amount - but developing your ear to finger relationship with your guitar is at least as important.
In any event, that's how I do it. If I can't sing the solo, I don't know it.
Grate teaching my friend,
thanks for helping me with this beautiful song. I think the triad at
12:15 is most common to be played at fret 15, 11 (1st str) and 13 (2st
str). It doesnt make any difference anyway... just saying. Thank you again, great video!!!
Thanks you! I'll have a look at what you suggest. Take care!
Great song and great guitar work, but I think a flanger effect was used for the original?
Thanks! I don't hear a flanger on the solo guitar at the end. A good amount of reverb I think. There's heavy chorus on the beginning part for sure, but I don't hear much "goop" on the solo guitar at the end.
Mark Zabel Te ganaste las palmas, muy útil gracias, en toda la red no encontré tutorial de esta cancion. de lo bueno poco y escondido, pero habrá que encontrarlo
Thanks!
Very well done! Love that bluesy sound. Thanks for the video.
+Steve Perriello Thanks!!
Thanks
Eric Tr You're very welcome Eric.
Amazing!!
Thanks!!
You nailed it! That is a fancy lead and a beautiful one. I am glad to have found you so I can learn it.
great documentary
SICK!!!! youre so fuking clean at that solo
Thanks Jason!
i have been searching in all the web some video that were the must correctly played, and think this is!! it's great can you bring me the tabs??
Thanks Julio. Send me a message to my personal channel with your email address and I'll send the tab out right away!
you rock man. Great!
Thanks!
Good Job, tank you !!!
Noel Reynoso Thanks for the nice comment Noel!
could you make a guitar solo lesson for the song "this time I'm in it for love by player? :)
Thanks for the suggestion!
Wow, thanks again Mark! I found a great original backing track for this one and loaded on my loop pedal and going to practice it along with Sharona.... Let me know if your interested in the track.... All the best...
Yes, send me the info for the backing track please. I appreciate it. Thanks for the listen!
I found this on a Karaoke site - it has 4 versions with/without guitar/vocals - the guitar version is the original recording sans lead - $1.99:
www.karaoke-version.com/guitar-backing-track/player/baby-come-back.html
Thanks!
Malminator1 Thanks!
Do you have chord analysis for this song? thanks for wonderful video!
Thanks! No, I don't have the harmonic analysis, but that's a great suggestion!
Damn❤️
Thanks!!
Muito bom, grande classico!
Obrigado!
Fantastic lesson. What type of pick are you using?
Great question!! I'm not 100% positive, as I use smaller picks today. (Jazz III size or John Petrucci size) At that time I'm guessing that I used a standard size Dunlop Ultex 1.5mm or 1.2 mm.
sounds really great. Do you have the guitar tabs ?
Thanks. I always put the Tab link in the description now (if I have them), but here's the link for your convenience. When I started I didn't know how many requests I'd get! www.dropbox.com/s/xzfrr6k65vvruyt/Baby%20Come%20Back.pdf?dl=0
Great tutorial, where can i get the song without the guitar portion? So i can practice.
Thanks Peter. If you google "Guitarbackingtrack" you'll find a treasure trove!
Mark Zabel Thank You sir!
Hello! I love this song and the tutorial! I’ve been practicing to learn the solo, but on 7:25, whenever I play the 11 & 10 on 2nd string mine sounds way off compared to yours. Is there anything I can do to fix that?
Thank you!!
Thanks! You should try to do what I explain at 8:18 in the video. The 11th on the b-string should be pre-bent a whole step. Then you release and pull off to the 8th. The note on the 10th is on the G-string. When played it should immediately start the bend (whole step) for the rest of the lick. Hope that helps!
excellent 👍
Thanks!
awesome!
Thanks!
@@MarkZabel trying to learn this, big help buddy
hi Mark, wonderful lesson, thank you. really helpful. keep up the good work ! :-) P.S. when I started to study this solo in detail it strikes me that the quick lick you explain at 7:42 is so similar to a lick of Richie Blackmore's solo in Deep Purple's Smoke on the water ( starting at 3:11 in the original studio song ) and I was so used to play that lick ( it uses two notes more than in Peter Beckett's solo ) so I tend to use Richie's lick in the solo of Baby come back in that quick section and it works well. but of course, both solo's use the blues scale in these sections of the solo. Kind regards, Janet from The Netherlands P.S. 2 : I am still a student in guitar solo's for over a year now, I used to play rhythm guitar only. by watching video's like yours my confidence is slowly growing ;-)
Hi Gianna! What a wonderful note. I didn't notice the similarity of those licks. I'll give Smoke on the Water a listen tonight. It has been a while since I've heard that great solo! And thank you so much for your kind words. Please let me know if you have any suggestions for me! (songs, techniques ... whatever you're interested in)
Hi Mark, thank you. currently I am doing some clips on YT for solo's which were never published, p.e. Dutch bands from my country with great solo guitar work. I should work on the pureness of my playing. at this moment I am mostly interested how to mute the strings and some sweep picking, though that is not really my thing but I should learn it. Kind regards, Janet
tone is cold as an ice pick stabbing at an ice block
You think? I don't know, sounds normal for the bridge on a strat, but you may be right on your headphones or whatever. YMMV.
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Hey Mark, I've been learning this solo off and on for the past 5 months or so. I have a question for you on how you're playing the fast lick that you explain at 9:38. Specifically, how much of it do you end up picking at full speed? I have trained myself to execute the 10-8-10 portion on the D String with a pull-off-hammer-on, in a single pick. I can do it, but I'm not sure it comes out with the right tone. I think you are picking more of the lick than that, maybe picking it twice or more? I hear you do the pull-off from 10 to 8 on the G-string, but then are you pulling off from 10 to 8 on the D-String, or perhaps striking the note on the 10th fret of the D-String (C) and then hammering-on from 8 to 10? I've been practicing this lick for a while now, and I don't want to be burning in a bad habit! Cheers.
Hi David. You should take the approach that works best for you. I just picked up my guitar and the most natural picking for me is to play
- 3rd string 10-8 (Pick down on 10, pull off to 8)
- 4th string 10-8-10 (pick all notes: down, up, down)
-3rd string 8-10 and bend into "Chuck Berry" lick (up on 8, down on 10 and bend)
If you have trouble playing up to speed on the 4th string, omit the upstroke on fret 8. Personally, I find it easier and better sounding to pick it.
Of course, this is all pentatonic picking, so picking each note is possible. Again, I personally feel the first hammer-on (10 to 8 on the 3rd) is what was done and also that it sounds better than picking.
Mark, thank you for this detailed reply! It is definitely your tutorial above that got me started on learning this solo. It's a great solo and you are a great player!
I was a little afraid that you were going to say that you pick all three notes on the 4th string... it sounds great when you play it, and I think that Beckett could definitely be picking all three notes on the 4th string from listening to the recording. I gave it a shot and, well, you're a lot faster than me. I can almost do it at speed with a pull-off to the 8 and a quick pick on the 10th (4th string) on the way back up to the 3rd string, as you suggest, so I'm going to try to get that first. I'm determined to make this lick sound good, so I'll give it a shot with both approaches.
One thing that surprised me is that you might be picking the 10th fret on the 3rd string going into the Chuck Berry bend. I have just be picking the 8 and bending up from the 10 without another pick on that string. That sounds pretty good too, and close to the recording to me. However, I just tried it your way, and it does sound different - potentially better! Without picking the 10 before the bend it's more of a "Ta-hooooom" versus a more pronounced "TA-Vrooom" where you really hear the F going into the bend up to G. I may need to re-wire that too! Now I wish I had asked you about how you pick this lick a while back. ;)
You're welcome. I tend to pick more often than not. It's probably from my years of playing bluegrass! Glad you enjoyed and learned from the video. Thanks for your questions!
6 days later, I can do it at full speed! The only caveat is that I ended up with a sort of economy picking rather than strict alternating, but I'm picking all the same notes as you now. It sounds 100% better! I need to clean up my string noise and I'll finally be feeling good about this lick. I guess I just needed to know what to practice... thanks a lot again Mark!
Awesome! Way to stick at it!
Can you do Islands Robin Trower ?
I'll put it on the list of lessons to consider. Thanks for the suggestion.
Wait what guitar is that, My dad has one that looks exactly the same but its black and white
It's a G&L Legacy Tribute. Based on a Fender Stratocaster. The maker, Leo Fender, left Fender to start his own company (G&L) and the "Legacy" was one of his first G&L guitars.
What guitar and effects did Peter Beckett use on that solo ?
Hi. I'm not sure what he used, but it sounds like moderate gain with a whole bunch of reverb on it.
Mark Zabel
Thanks for your info.
Awesome job! Can I get the tab too? Love this solo.
Thanks! Here's the tab: www.dropbox.com/s/xzfrr6k65vvruyt/baby%20come%20back.pdf?dl=0
What product and gauge strings are you using?
Hi Nicky. I don't know what brand I used back then. Probably they were 009's.
now, there's a fellow man with good musical taste.
if today's music could be literally eaten as food, i'd either be vomiting all the time, then end up dying of severe malnutrition.
LOL! Careful there. Don't listen to the new stuff if you're on my carpet. I just had it cleaned!
listen to this solo in double speed
BloodyMossyRoc Just like the early Les Paul solos, eh?
Hey Mark, Would you consider doing a tutorial on the guitar solo on "Thunder Island" by Jay Ferguson 1975 circa? Thanks
Kind of has an Eagles feel. I'm not much of a slide player, but let me put it on the list. I'll give it a shot.
+Mark Zabel Yes it does, as Joe Walsh played the slide on the album. That would be great to see you do this one, as it gives me fits! Thanks for giving it consideration.
Hey, great video! I'm interested in learning the song. Could you send me a copy of the tab?
Mr. X-Ray Man Sure. I just sent it to you. Thanks for watching!
Mark Zabel Thanks for sending it, but I think I may have accidentally deleted it! Could you resend it? Sorry for the inconvenience.
Mr. X-Ray Man Hi. Here's a link to the tab. www.dropbox.com/s/xzfrr6k65vvruyt/baby%20come%20back.pdf?dl=0
Mark Zabel Thanks!
thanks for you teachings my friend greetings from mexico...could you helpme whith the guitar solo of this time Im in it for love please by player thanks
"This Time I'm In It For Love" is a pretty song and the solo is nice. I'll put it on my to-do list for the future. Thanks for the suggestion!
@@MarkZabel thanks a lot my dear friend bleesings to you
Hey Mark can you send me by email the tab of the song ? i was looking this song for a long time..thank you very much for the video
+Claudia Meneguz Hi Claudia. I put the link in the description. Let me know whether that works for you. Glad you found it helpful!
Uau
Thanks!
The guitarrist is David beckett
+miguel angel perez pelcastre Good to know. Thanks!
Peter Beckett
Guitarist is Peter Beckett
Okay, thanks!
Tab please. Greetings from Brazil.
Rodolfo872 Tab is on its way. Thanks for watching!
Flanger used throughout the song then turned off for distortion for solo.
do u have the actual lesson without the solo
Just the solo - as advertised in the title. This is the actual lesson of that.
I'm talking about like the whole song not just the solo
I have not done a lesson on the rest of the song. Sorry.
Is ok thanks for your time
Setup please !
Not sure what you mean. Guessing you want amp settings, pedals, etc.
1. Give your guitar a slightly overdriven sound. (Either pedal or amp with decent gain.0
2. Add a touch of chorus - or if you don't have that, a little flanger or phaser
3. Add a little reverb
4. Play out of bridge position
5. Add or subtract bass/mid/treble for your taste
what distortion is on it
I'm pretty sure it's a Tube Screamer ... but with very little gain. You don't want to put too much distortion ... just a little bit.
10:47
You're not bad...
Thanks!
Brasil?
Beautiful country! I'm not sure what you're asking though. Sorry :(
amp settings?
So long ago I can only speculate. I'm guessing that I'm using a Marshall Plexi emulator here with the Treble, Mid, and Bass at 50% and the gain at maybe 6.5 or 7 ... a little reverb and a bit of compression. Your mileage may vary. I find so much is dependent upon the specific guitar. But I'd guess this will get you close and you can tweak from there.
Any pedals?
Nothing other than what I said above; a little reverb and a little compression.
Mark Zabe
mark you must get requests constantly. is there nothing you cant play? i would love to have your talent.iv got another request, when you have time. the song is your bird can sing. ive seen a lot of people play this, but they play too fast. i know this is a fast song. i really only need the opening solo. thanks dick bailey
Hi Dick. I get a few, yeah. Many from you, which is great! :)
I can play a lot of things, but I'm not very good at metal or jazz ... or whammy bar stuff ... or Vai/Satriani/Eric Johnson ... or classical. But that's life ... music is the real master and we're all just learning and trying to connect to the flow. (Wow, that sounded like I should be living in California!)
As an FYI, I hear my guitar hero - Robben Ford and I think, "Man I'll never play like that." Then I remember he has been playing full time for 40 years. I started early enough (8 years old ... ask me to demo Mary Had a Little Lamb ... I'm great at that!! :), but I stopped playing a couple of times ... lost 20 years of playing essentially. So I'm having fun getting back into the groove.
Anyway, I'm happy to do "And Your Bird Can Sing." It's a great song. I think you've got the Shania song (Man, I Feel Like ...) and Brown Eyed Girl and I'll add the Beatles tune too. Keep the suggestions coming!
He runs a bit but it's cool.