FROM ERIC CLAPTON TO SANTANA TO JOURNEY, HE'S BEEN AROUND THE BLOCK A TIME OR TWO. TALKS ABOUT HIS MUSICAL HISTORY UP TO THE GROUP HARDLINE AT THAT TIME., 1971 - 1993
In 1979 at 11 years old hearing Neal’s solo on Lights inspired me to Learn and play Guitar. 42 years later Neal is still the biggest influence to my playing and will always be a Guitar Hero to me.
He’s more known for his lead guitar than his rhythm work because from a rhythmic standpoint he doesn’t do anything that makes him stand out. Lights is a cool rhythm part and same goes with mother father but other than that its not like he was known for writing these great riffs
Totally agree. I've only been a fan since the Journey concert this year. I love him. He gets a lot of negativity from a lot of people, but he's an absolute guitar genius and like you said, such a kind and authentic guy. Love interviews with him.
@@f20zlk2000 yeah man, he’s just awesome, I would love to learn from him and play with him and be friends with him, I see a lot of myself in him as well
Such a wonderful man and what a wonderful guitarist. I was very impressed by this interview I have not really heard much about mr. Schon I do believe that he is an honest and upright standing individual and he treats everyone like he would like to be treated I am so glad that I listened to this interview it changed everything I ever thought about him. I love journey I love what he has done with just a magical man. I've listened now to journey for a very very long time and I would like to take this time to thank you for all the wonderful music and all who have participated. I listen to journey all day long and into the night because it is that time of music I love so thank you for that God bless you and keep you and keep on with the music I will be listening.
He definitely is cute, and always have loved his boyish laugh! No matter what anyone thinks of him personally, u gotta appreciate his guitar-playing and respect his talent. Wish that he and Johnathan and Steve would find their way back to being friends and do a jam session, even just to watch on you-tube. Bet they'd start to play, and it would feel like ole times. It would be cool to watch!
Excellent interview. Thanks for sharing. Glad to see he still digs the far out stuff from the first albums and talks about playing with George Tickner. As much as I love those first records I'm glad he grew into a song oriented writer as well. Evolution is my fave album with Steve Perry because it still really rocks! I know the ballads sell out arenas but I was sad to see them go in that direction. But I get it and glad they're still rocking today! Neal is one of the best. Was even one of the best at age 15.
I saw Neal with Bad English in Ft Myers Civic Center opening for Whitesnake and Bad English were killer. Then in Albuquerque at this huge club called Confettis i saw him with Hardline. 5 feet away because nobody could stand the volume. On of the best albums of the 90s.😊
Time has proven Neal Schon is one of the best rock soloists.
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I think so. He is great.
In 1979 at 11 years old hearing Neal’s solo on Lights inspired me to
Learn and play Guitar.
42 years later Neal is still the biggest influence to my playing and will always be a Guitar Hero to me.
I think so 👍
People talk about his lead playing but him rhythm is sublime
His guitar playing is most definitely horribly underrated. An all time top 5 guitarist. Santana took him to Europe when he was 15. A true phenomenon.
He’s more known for his lead guitar than his rhythm work because from a rhythmic standpoint he doesn’t do anything that makes him stand out. Lights is a cool rhythm part and same goes with mother father but other than that its not like he was known for writing these great riffs
Every guitarist should watch this.
God I love Neal Schon man, he’s my favourite guitarist of all time, he’s such a kind and down to earth guy, he’s had such an influence on my playing!
Totally agree. I've only been a fan since the Journey concert this year. I love him. He gets a lot of negativity from a lot of people, but he's an absolute guitar genius and like you said, such a kind and authentic guy. Love interviews with him.
@@f20zlk2000 yeah man, he’s just awesome, I would love to learn from him and play with him and be friends with him, I see a lot of myself in him as well
Yeah, neal is the best living, performing rock player these days. I met neal in the early 90's . he was very cool, down to earth.
Such a wonderful man and what a wonderful guitarist. I was very impressed by this interview I have not really heard much about mr. Schon I do believe that he is an honest and upright standing individual and he treats everyone like he would like to be treated I am so glad that I listened to this interview it changed everything I ever thought about him. I love journey I love what he has done with just a magical man. I've listened now to journey for a very very long time and I would like to take this time to thank you for all the wonderful music and all who have participated. I listen to journey all day long and into the night because it is that time of music I love so thank you for that God bless you and keep you and keep on with the music I will be listening.
He definitely is cute, and always have loved his boyish laugh! No matter what anyone thinks of him personally, u gotta appreciate his guitar-playing and respect his talent. Wish that he and Johnathan and Steve would find their way back to being friends and do a jam session, even just to watch on you-tube. Bet they'd start to play, and it would feel like ole times. It would be cool to watch!
Neal is the guy…..my favorite guitar player
I've watched Neal since 1974. He was flying in Winterland then with Carlos and Eric...
I think the 3 pre perry albums still hold up very well.
@@jeffroegner1499 i definitely agree with you
He is such a fantastic guitarist.
Excellent interview. Thanks for sharing. Glad to see he still digs the far out stuff from the first albums and talks about playing with George Tickner. As much as I love those first records I'm glad he grew into a song oriented writer as well. Evolution is my fave album with Steve Perry because it still really rocks! I know the ballads sell out arenas but I was sad to see them go in that direction. But I get it and glad they're still rocking today! Neal is one of the best. Was even one of the best at age 15.
My brother never got over the change in direction. 😆😅
god what a badass
All around Good Dude...very informative and knowledgeable about his Craft...Very underrated as a guitar player...Thanks for sharing your Gift,bro👊👍👍
Underrated what a shit! A hero for the Rock'nRoll family all over the world.
Excellent!!
Nealonious stands for excellence!
I saw Neal with Bad English in Ft Myers Civic Center opening for Whitesnake and Bad English were killer. Then in Albuquerque at this huge club called Confettis i saw him with Hardline. 5 feet away because nobody could stand the volume. On of the best albums of the 90s.😊
Nice!!!!
HSAS was the greatest!!🎸🎸🎸
Great show. And most of the best tunes never made the album. 🤔🤔
Whiter Shade of Pale killed me! Awesome album!
Giza 🤘
1649 views and only 30 likes???? some people just have no taste . ha!!! Love ya Neal!!!! Keep on Rockin!!!!
I certainly enjoyed the Neal Schon from days gone by better.
Better than Santana amillion times BETTER than Clapton , This guy has Feeling ,
My tone deaf brother laughed 40 years ago when I told him Neal was better than Santana. I still say that.
21:04
is the acostic electric guitar a Fender Acoustasonic ?
Bad man!
Who was the singer for hard-line???
Joey Guinelli
johnny gioeli
He looks like Sylvester Stallone :D
Except 8 inches shorter.
Does anyone knows what is he playing at 09:20?
Max Novoselsky "Winds of March" Infinity Album
SpasticConiption Neal Schon fan page Thanks
Oh and the Streetheart song Hot Cherie had been covered by Danny Spanos, aka George Spanos when in Redbone but Hardline nail it.