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Ramones A-Z intro: how to play like Johnny Ramone
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- Опубліковано 30 бер 2018
- I've been wanting to do this series for a long time. I was waiting until I could acquire a Mosrite Ventures II copy, but they're hard to come by and I'm tired of waiting.
I'm going to show you how to play EVERY Ramones song from A-Z.
But first: you gotta know how to play like Johnny!
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Imo, the hardest part of trying to 'play like Johnny', is getting the bounce in your strumming...especially when palm muting. He would get this scratch-bounce-bounce effect..and it is extremely hard for me to emulate. I have been playing guitar for just about 30 years and it still drives me nuts. Sure, the always downpicking and the Strum, rest, strum 6X is a good place to start. But getting the 'bounce' is the real secret to sounding like him.. Plus there is the whole tone thing too.. hehe. Sure, anyone with any decent level of skill on a guitar can play the notes and chords of any Ramones song. But actually sounding like them is the hard part. Good guitar players know and understand that he was actually a really good player. It is the newbie nerds who dismiss his playing. Thanks for the video.
Very true. It is simple but that doesn't make it easy!
Sir absolutely amazing you covered what so many had not within the first 4 minutes. You explained even how he tuned his guitar by what he didn't do and by how he played his guitar. A true teacher you are. This was the 11th video trying to find out how he tuned his instrument and it was for the seasoned musician the first thing you strummed on. Thank you.
All down strokes. That's punk. The Ramones are the most influential American band period. In terms of their influence. They wrote the blueprint for an entire genre and inspired countless people to start bands. Thanks for doing this video. Everyone plays the Ramones but almost nobody even attempts to do it the right way. Also people playing with a Marshall here are some settings that I think are really close to his.
Gain on 7, Bass on 4, Contour or Mid at 6, Treble at 7, and if you have reverb, on 2. It sounds dead on to me, if not it's really close.
Good call on the amp settings. Very similar to what I dial in most of the time.
LukeSniper where do you get the tabs from?
3:40: You nailed it. Holding the guitar low makes playing downstroke more easy. That is the reason, why James Hetfield from Metallica holds his guitar so low. It has nothing to do with "looking cool". If you use an appropriate guitar like an flying V oder an Explorer, your playing skills are not affected by holding the guitar low. Due to a more perpendicular position of the fretboard, caused by the retainer oft the guitar belt. Thans for sharing and greetings from Germany. Sorry for the bad grammar...
Great lesson...thanks !!! Just got into Ramones that year . . Found their greatest hits CD in my cab....🥰🤟💯💯
"no upstrums, cmon..." :D
Thank you for pointing that out on the down strokes. Sooooo many people get that wrong.
You have piqued my interest!
Also whole heartedly agree on doing it right. Even a guy as talented as John Petrucci can play Master of Puppets with alternate picking and make it sound good. Because it's a different sound.
Please continue the Ramones serie about how to play. I really want to learn.
check out hardly ramone, he’s a lot better than this guy.
I probably thumbed down 10 “punk” tones vids until i found this. This is great!
Easy on the upstroke folks, remember punk is all about no rules. “ do what you want “
Thank you for your insights. I've used the tabs off of beer cans as picks for gigs.
Saw them many times even partied with them regularly. And you are 100% right not a lot of people do it that way. God rest them all except Tommy and Marky.
I just found your channel. Looking forward to 53rd & 3rd.
he didn't use his pinky in the 2nd shape
Hola capo!! Gracias por responder a una gran duda que siempre tuve desde que empecé a escuchar Ramones. Saludos desde Argentina!!!
aguante Ramones papá!
te habra entendido?
@@lucianogoyenechea8704 I don't think so jajaja
droping you guitar down when playing also makes you look cooler.
Thank you very much. I just committed on another guys channel about Barre chords and power chords. Johnny ALWAYS used barre chords
Man!Great video! I can't tell you how much I agree with the upstrokes stuff. Any idea what gauge strings he used?
All of them!!!
Don't quote me on this but I believe Johnny used Fender and then Dean Markley gauge 9 light strings.
@@Geriatric_Punk agreed
Ramones forever!
Old school rhymes 🤘🙏
Thanks a Lot man! Awesome essentials to play Ramones! well said! regards!
HEY HO LET'S GO
Thank you
Helps as i am a beginner this is what I want to learn about
Please continue this bro
THANK YOU FINALLY SOMEONE THAT KNOWS!!!!!
Great video...thanx for the tips...🤘
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On his downstrokes, he would leave out the second beat on an 8 beat bar.
Depends on the song, but yeah, 1 - 2 & 3 & 4 & was his go-to rhythm
@@LukeSniper
Think of it as:
Da dadadadadada
Da dadadadadada
nice work bro
Nice job so far! I can't wait to see your Ramones tutorials. You got most of Johnny's technique correct, but you're leaving out one really important detail: he played his A major shape bar chords just like most guitarists - by barring his ring finger across the D, G, and B strings, 2 frets in front of the index finger barre, and taking his middle and 5th finger off the fretboard completely (but you did get the detail that he fretted the low E string correct). Watch any Ramones live show, and you'll see he did a standard A major barre with just his ring finger, but here are some especially good examples: ua-cam.com/video/oXv9okRn1ZQ/v-deo.html , guitaridiot.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Johnny-Ramone2.jpg , prntscr.com/j519ml
As for your uncertainty as to how he fretted his open E chords, it differed from song to song. For songs like California Sun, he played it with his middle, ring, and index fingers, so he could easily switch to the open A chord (ua-cam.com/video/1Z9iUdiS3hI/v-deo.html). As for songs like the verse of Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World, he played it with his 5th, ring, and middle fingers so he could transition from the G major barre chord easily (ua-cam.com/video/JIOqpWPPzsg/v-deo.html).
Johnny used his own custom made picks, and from what I've heard, they're relatively thick. You can find many of them on eBay or Amazon, since Johnny dropped a lot of them on stage.
it looks like Johnny didn't play the A string in the E major chord, only using the fingers 1 and 3 and muting A string
@@AmiltonJr99 I think he did use just two fingers to hold the open E chord and I always felt he used one finger to hold the A and D string as he had very large fingers.
03:00 VERY IMPORTANT !!
Can you post a lesson on Viva Las Vegas by Johnny Ramone?
Mosrites help. Very easy action
Unfortunately, a REAL Mosrite MKII is incredibly rare.
I'd love to get my hands on a 90's Filmore model. Johnny used those near the end.
Cool .
don't know anything about guitar, yes you might say i'm D U M B, but i love music. in my old age i picked up a ramones C D, the anthology, and thought that i always wanted to see who they were. brought it home and listened. it took me weeks to get through the first side. just kept backtracking and relistening. never heard anything like it. the lead guitar, vocals, base, and composition blew me away. no wonder the commercial music world hated them. 3 genius misfit talents come together to perfect the jonure. there's a lot of complexity in their simplicity. their music never tires your ears. so?
It works
Amazing! like 43
Does anyone know wht guitar they could use that would be closest if you couldnt get your hands on a mosrite?
There are replicas currently in production by a company called Eastwood. They nail the look, but I've heard they're not great.
If you're just after Johnny's sound, get a Dimarzio Fs-1 pickup, stick it in a solid body and that'll do ya. Pickups make up the vast majority of a guitar's sound.
@@LukeSniper do you think a tele would work?
@@christiantuttle544 I use THAT tele with my Ramones tribute and it plays great for that stuff.
I haven't swapped in an FS1, but that's because I use that guitar for other things and I'm not really a fan of the FS1 (too hot for my liking). That one gets pretty good early Ramones tones.
you do two barres ? one on the index, and one with pinky ??? and you always play High e?
It's one barre with the index finger, other barre is combo ring finger and pinky.
Don't worry about the high E
@@LukeSniper damn that double barre is very difficult gonna have to practice
@@extinctionistrecordsblackm6380 Johnny was a very limited guitarist, but that doesn't mean what he did was easy!
Being in a Ramones tribute, I check out others Ramones tributes, and a lot of people just don't do it right. All those details matter quite a bit. And it sounds awesome when you do it just right, so go for it!
.73 nylon dunlop.yes sir
Have you ever seen The Ramones live?
In person, no. I was 11 when they called it quits. Seen plenty of live video.
I met Johnny a couple times, and I know some of the guys who play in CJ and Marky's bands, but never got to see the actual Ramones live in person.
LukeSniper I was glad I saw them about 4 times. Always a great show looking for your Ramones songs. See how different you play them than me.
@@scottwoolen201 That's awesome!
I get requests to actually get this series going frequently. I definitely need to do so. Unfortunately I don't have a good space to record/edit at home and I don't have regular downtime at my studio anymore (which is when I would record pretty much all my videos).
I hope to take a step back from my studio work and get back to producing regular content, but I need to get to the point where I can handle the financial hit that would come with less time at the studio in order to do so.
in 1992 in France, "hippodrome de Pau"
Hurry up with the Brudda`s tutorial bro
I dont really understand why you’re doing your a shape barre like that? Is that just a standard a shape or is it something special johnny does. Sorry i just cant work out what you mean, seems really uneconomical to use the 3rd and fourth finger crushed in like that
it's just for his comodity
Power chords are ok for ramones , the audience doesn't know any difference, we played it with power chords many , many times in front of hundreds , ( we knew different but ) fuck it
Boring.......... 😴
Yeah but you are not Johnny Ramone
you dont need tutorial to play like johny ramones, you only need see johny live in his video, thats it
Answer: all downstrokes
1234!
Dee Dee on everything: WUN TOO THREE FOO
ua-cam.com/video/IlvF4iMMza4/v-deo.html that's how you do it
Barre chords.
What amp are you using?
Roland Cube 20
Every time I say that, people are surprised. It's a real testament to the fact that your specific gear isn't as important as a lot of people want you to think.
I've heard some amazing tone come from musicians of VERY limited means playing through "objectively shitty" gear.
It's all about knowing how to work this dials, fam
I've tried...I don't know...maybe heroin makes your wrist not hurt so much? Got me...
ua-cam.com/video/D2oAruhe95o/v-deo.html thats how its done
Damn, i thought James Hetfield is the fastest down picker on earth.....
This is ridiculous
No, Johnny did play just two finger power chords! In fact he damn near invented the style. Full bar chords are impossible when playing at this speed.
You don't have a goddamn clue what you're talking about.
In Johnny's OWN AUTOBIOGRAPHY he says he uses barre chords. So shut the fuck up while grown folks is talking.
@@LukeSniper I think Michael meant 2 fingers Barre chords. The A shape Barre chords that you didn't mention. You can watch many live videos where you can see him playing this 2 fingers shape. So calm down man. No need for you to be that agressive.
No mate. Again.. He only played the two finger variety power chord. In fact, it was Johnny's style that I have emulated for all of these years and everyone says that I sound like the Ramones when I play, so case closed.
@@michaelgates1734 then those folks don't have a damn clue what they're talking about either! Johnny used full barre chords pretty much all the time. If you can't hear that, then you just have a shitty ear and that's all there is to it.
And this not to mention the more-than-ample evidence on video.
Soooo wrong dude!!!
Nope. That's how it's done. Argue all you want. You won't be correct.
Hear the isolate guitar tracks, dude. The major and minor triads are there. He's absolutely right about his playing style! Plus all the downstroking technique.