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Practice Session #1 Learn New Tips and Tricks On The Original Riff!
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Practice Session #2 Learn a Totally New Riff So We Can Eric Johnson It Up Later
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Practice Session #3 Taking The Riff and Creating An Eric Johnson Melody With It
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
On a sidenote: thanks for not drowning the guitar in delay and reverb like most everybody else. We're all guitarists here, no need to sugarcoat the sound, just makes it harder to analyze and hear what's being played.
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This is a fantastic video; great to deconstruct an iconic riff that we've all heard a million times, in order to understand how and why it works! One added benefit of doing this is: you can now "file" that riff away in your mind according to the chord progression that it derives from -- Am - G - D - G - D Em7 is ii - I - V - I - V - vi. Then in the future if you're ever soloing over that same progression, or a significant portion of that progression IN ANY KEY, you can quote the riff and totally blow people's minds. ("Wait! Did I just hear him play part of Cliffs of Dover? OMG!")
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Tone leading is incredibly useful to keep the harshness of thinner string that would change the tonality of the riff. Example would be a wound third string.
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I played this in front of my hs in 08 I just now possess the skill to do it justice, so glad I always played way above my ability only thing that kept me around for the seemingly unprogressive years then I started just gaming with live bands, and backing tracks I've done more in a year than most of the time spent with tabs
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It's all A, C, D, E and G shapes. All the time, every time. Nice Baskin Robbins!
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Based on the caption in the thumbnail, "What Eric Johnson knows about guitar that you don't, " this video should be much longer than 17mins, Stitch
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Oooh got that new PRS SE Silver Sky, the dragon fruit finish is amazing! I love the way you break down things and explain your thinking, really helps out a newbie to theory like myself.
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I love riff deconstruction. Masterful work here, Stich. This type of analysis makes the song much less intimidating and easier to learn. I did a similar deconstruction for Satriani Always With Me...same technique. Starting to recognize patterns!
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You’ve explained and showed it so that even I can figure it out, bravo!!!
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Love this breakdown, it really helps to appreciate the care and detail that masters such as Eric Johnson put into their craft
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Thanks from and older player/EJ lover. Never actually tried to play this and you laid out a path for anyone with chops to actually play this! Muchos Gracias!
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Amazing insight and break down. As always I'm in awe of how you explain things so a simple-minded musician ( like me ) can understand. I've learned more from your free video's than I have from hundreds of dollars spent on online courses in the past couple of years.
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Finally! after however many years since this song came out, and just as many "lesson and tab' tutorials that I barely got 3 notes from, you're the first to make me go Damn! that's it! I can't wait to delve into this step by step. I have watched your lessons for years and you always teach me something cool, and I've been playing since 1968! Thanks man!
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Beautifully worked out and explained, a real eye opener and something i would not twigg by myself in a million years. Much appreciated thanks for sharing your knowledge.
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I’ll be the 3rd to ask: How do you like your new PRS Silver Sky SE?
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I have been a subscriber for a while. I saw a tab for this song years ago and took a very half-hearted stab at it and went nowhere. Just the other day I was thinking about digging up that tab and trying again. Then I thought, "Hmmmm, maybe there is a video on YouTube of this somewhere". Then I saw this today! It was too good to be true! Thank you! I love it!!!!!
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Oh my god, I can’t wait to watch THIS a video for the next 2 weeks on a loop. Thank you, Ian!!!!
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Just finished you 2 hour master class so this is very cool to see applied to a song.
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Amazing lesson!!! Can't wait to start writing with this new found knowledge.
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@lilschlagen
2 years ago
I'm in my 2nd year of studying music and this blew my mind to see how expertly this stuff I'm studying is being implemented. I've been really fed up with my theory class because all of the examples are vocal and piano music but seeing this awesome breakdown of a guitar masterpiece has me enthused for this stuff again.
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