Rip It Up by Orange Juice | Guitar Lesson
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
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00:15 Play through
01:56 About Orange Juice
02:57 Main verse/chorus riff
07:18 Bridge riff
09:37 Main riff variation
11:32 Intro lead part
13:43 Bridge lead part
15:24 High part
16:25 Boredom bit
17:17 Gear I'm using in this video
19:25 Loveyouallbye...
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Very Nice Lesson and yes Malcolm main guitar part was played using a mutron Bi-Phase pedal. I call it a pedal, but it was more like a small arp synth with patch cards that were placed on top of the controls to get preset sounds. It only has a mono output so the main signal was panned Left and a 1/16 delay of that sound was panned Right. The bass sound was indeed a Roland TB 303. The water droplet noises were created with Edwyn tapping his jackplug into his amp on a metal doorstop on the studio floor which was then flanged. Edwyns amp was a Fender Twin with reverb on.
The drums on the track are actual drum loops created from Zeke playing for a couple of hours then cut up on a multitrack to create the song. If you want any more info let me know.
Martin Hayles (Producer)
This is priceless info, thanks so much taking the time to comment Martin. Always fascinating to learn how such classic records were made. The water droplet trick is brilliant - I must give that a try!
What an honour - so nice to see Martin Hayles adding extra detail
one of the most underrated songs of all time, never seen a lesson on this before, so glad you’ve done one. could we get an ‘aztec camera- oblivious’ lesson?
HA! I've been bugging him for years!! ;)
Very simplistic guitar playing, easy song for beginners to start on. At the time it was what it was, think most musicians would consider it overrated more than underrated!
I only want to say...
Adriannnn Pleaseeeee
@@tiehign4187 I guess you must have made a better track then. I'll look out for it.
@@tiehign4187 If you think Oblivious is simplistic and easy to play you have either never played guitar or you smoke crack or both
Brilliant as always. I adore this tune.
Hi Adrian, love the video lesson. Word directly from Malcolm in discussion on Facebook on the guitar effect this morning is "Guitar is through a '70s Mutron bi-phase peddle. Split the signal into 2 which were both phased separately." And word from David is the bass line is played on a Roland TB-303. Hope this is of interest. All the best G
It almost sounds like The Strokes playing funk. Never made that connection before.
Could definitely see Julian's other project, the Voidz, covering this
Guitar work is definitely similar in 'when it started'
Awesome vid for one of the greatest 80s track. What a great guitar riff that is understandably overshadowed by the 303 bass line. In case people are unaware, the Roland 303 that produced the bass is an iconic instrument for techno and is responsible for the sound of the genre "acid techno." But it wouldn't attain that iconic status until years after it was first produced and it was widely considered a failure or novelty when it was first released. You really won't see many uses of the 303 with a guitar like this track by Orange Juice and "Rip It Up" is actually one of the first widely-known uses of a 303 on a recording, only beat by the Indian artist Charanjit Singh who used on a recording one year earlier.
Saw these in 83 in Victoria Park Hackney along with the Joboxers (Boxerbeat). In 78 I saw The Clash, Xray Specs and Tom Robinson also in Vicky Park, and to this day I can still remember and see exactly what tree I was up :-).
In 98 also over the park I saw Paul Weller and Ian Dury but by that time id given up on trees and just found a nice hill to stand on :-)
WOW! No words. You are a flippin genius! Best guitar lessons on UA-cam by far.
Adrian my man your taste is beautiful
Could we get a prefab sprout lesson
Would love to see Sorry For Laughing by Josef K! Another great band from the Postcard records scene.
Adrian, your musical taste is exemplary (and you’re not bad on guitar!). 10/10 and a gold star.
Cheers Ian!
Another band whose music I was unfamiliar with before now. FYI, the documentary that you mention, "Big Gold Dream," is also available on Amazon Prime for anyone who has that. (I also watched "Autoluminescent" there, a documentary about Rowland S. Howard that someone recommended in the comments here a few weeks back. Great documentary which added greatly to my list of music to buy.)
recently got into them, great song, even greater video
Superb vid and guitar lesson. I'm sure your inundated with requests, but if you get a chance can you do a lesson on 'I've Never Met a Girl Like You Before' by Edwyn, im particularly keen to learn the 7 chords he struts down and up the neck. I think they are Cm Fm Gm Cm Fm Cm x2 in different places around the neck. There are some good vidoes on all the other parts (plus solo) but not these chords the way Edwyn does it. Cheers.
Always loved this song and looked online to learn to play it , this first time I’ve found it , cheers mate !
Absolutely blown away you actually did an Orange juice track 🤯, one of their best tracks at that. Eventually can you do a lesson on falling and laughing?
The classics just keep coming! Thanks Adrian..
Orange juice is so good, you've gotta do something from you cant hide your love forever
How do I get MY strat to turn into a jazzmaster and tele?
Thanks again Adrian! I thought the world had forgotten Orange Juice. Their second album was very different to the first, but I love both, and the switch to a funky vibe with the new lineup. I saw them at the Liverpool university student union in 1982. They were great, but have to admit my disappointment at NOT going to see another up & coming band that same week, rather than Edwyn and crew, may have reduced my enthusiasm. The gig I missed? U2 😖.
I think you would be happily surprised about how much this song is known by younger music nerds, at least from my experience in the states. I think maybe around 2010, possibly from a a reissue or something, but there seemed like there was a critical re-appraisal or rediscovery for Orange Juice and a lot of music blogs or sites from that time were writing up there impact or place in post-punk or new wave history. Plus, their use of the Roland 303 has helped them gain exposure to all the techno kids who blinders to a lot of music that did not directly influence the electronic genre. The kind that will tell you about how influential Kraftwerk is but if you ask them about Can or Neu! they can only give you a blank stare.
Always look forward to what the next tasty little gem will be. You just keep throwing them out there and always brilliant. Thanks big respect.
This was so dope!
I really struggle with those chords on the high 3 or 4 strings where you have to barre the B & high E string whilst having your thumb over the top to mute the lower strings. I can only seem to barre with my thumb pressing against the back of the neck, so when I bring my thumb over I lose the barre, I can't get my first finger to lay flat, I always end up with either the B or the high E muted.
I find it impossible, so far. I've found a sort of half-full-barre, where you press hard on the high strings and just rest on the low strings works, but it's not ideal. Keep practising I guess but I think my thumb ain't long enough!
Thanks, Adrian. One of my favourite songs ever....I time travel when I listen to it.
Another great lesson and choice of song and artist!
OH MY GOD OH MY GOD I'VE WANTED THIS FOR SO LONG.
I didn't realise that I wanted this lesson - but glad I found it 🤔.
Oh my god absolutely fantastic
Completely unknown to me. Funky track.
Love this song - another great lesson. Thank you Adrian
Superb choice 👍
One of my all time favourites! Nicely done .
Thanks muchly - you got a good ear
Fire Engines - Candyskin?, Josef K - Sorry For Laughing?.... going down under , Go-Betweens - Cattle & Cane?; acoustic obviously. :)
Love, love, love this 😎🎙🎸✅
17:57 on the 1982 OLD Grey Whistle Test performance of Rip it up, Edwin is using his Burns Nu-Sonic through what looks like a vintage Fender Deluxe Reverb-Amp. Malcolm is using his Strat as ever...
My favourite Orange Juice song mainly because in amongst the Chic they name check punk rock legends Buzzcocks and throw in a guitar line from Boredom. My favourite Scottish guitarist from that era Stuart Adamson who was both punk The Skids and post punk Big Country. Also first time I have heard a guitarist talk in drum terminology. If only all guitarists used terminology like the last note of the sixteenth note pattern drummers and guitarists would get on much better :)
Great tutorial Adrian. Please can we have more Orange Juice.....perhaps 'Poor Old Soul' next which has a quite similar guitar pattern to this song? Keep up the good work.
Another great band/song choice. Saw them in June 1982, 1st year at university I think🙄. Probably had not long bought “You Can’t Hide Your Love Forever” on cassette. More Postcard Records stuff please Adrian.
great choice thanks, - have you done Oblivious by Aztec Camera?
Never mind the guitar part, that 303 is nearly spot on.
Oh, wow, I've never heard of the band but one of my first guitar books, from the early 90s (I think it is 'Rock Guitar Harmonies'), has a riff that's just too similar to not be inspired by this!
Fascinating
Couldn't click on this fast enough! Could never really make out what Malcolm Ross is playing on top of all the other parts so this is immensely helpful. Would love to see a video on a Pastels song or maybe Josef K.
Could you look into any of the catalogue of Fontaines DC? There are some really good tracks which may be interesting to try teaching
Oh Brother, what a fantastic choice of song. Just 👌
Your strat funk tone is soooo nice. Any chance of knowing the signal path for that?
Great lesson and cheers for the recommendation for Big Gold Dream
Brilliant. Don't know the band or song but loved this and have learned some already. Your video skills are out of this world, Adrian.
How about some Bunnymen?
Yes, been toying with the idea of doing some Bunnymen. Any particular song you'd like to see me look at?
Awesome! I admit I repeated your play-through too many times :D
Thanks for introducing me to another excellent band, Adrian!
Takes me back - especially the sample from Chorlton an the Wheelies.
best lessons on UA-cam imo, keep it up my dude. any more fahey coming these days?
Great job Adrian! That Buzzcocks tribute is sooo cool!
This sounds great! Do you think you could do a lesson on Novelty by Joy Division?
Post punk group but a very apt song relating to the end of the movement
Thank you
I have never heard this song before. Excellent!
Never heard this song before, I like it now!
You ever thought of getting a singer in on some of your videos?
If you don't beat me to it Adrian I'm going to try and use what I learn from this to have a go at figuring out 'Can't Help Myself'
Thanks in advance!
Love this tune! How about more Scottish funk....APB? Ian Slater is the standout on bass , but George Cheyne gets some funky guitar riffs in. “Shoot you down” is a favorite I’d love to see your take on.
Pedants corner...George was the drummer, Glenn (Roberts) was the guitarist...apologies. Absolutely agree about 'Shoot you down' though.
wow nice one. Not too many people remember that one!
Regarding your video editing..... Did you play each instrument, full song, with a metronome for timing, then just cut each part in?
Yes, I record a full pass with each guitar, playing along to the backing on my speakers. Mix all the audio in my computer. Then for editing you can just cut between the 3 shots. You just need to take care it's all properly in sync.
And you didn‘t pick A Girl Like You. Good.
This is the stuff :) Thanks again Adrian.
"making do with the stuff I have" !
Great tune! Thanks for the lesson
Edwyn Collins in the house.
Super funk type rhythm thanks
Brilliant Adrian, thanks. Love that you managed to “make do” with the gear you’ve got too! 😆
Haha yes, I know I'm spoilt, but where's that vintage Burns guitar when I need it....
Really cool...thanks!
Sounds great man
So cool to choose this one!
Thanks! Love this song!
you madlad, you did it!
All im hearing is Chic - Good Times??..
Yes, that was surely a big influence on this song..
Impressive 🔥
Awesome......
love this!
I love this song! Thanks for teaching me this charming man by the smiths I can play it now
This is beautiful