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Thank you for this ... all good from here. I play it at .75 speed to start 👍👊 And the Hendrix little finger reflex.... hits nothing but looks great, For now 🤫

The 40th anniversary model is better 😊

Sounds totally "authentic", & that maple neck is quite beautiful.

So glad I found this channel, thank you

What a video you just opened my eyes, I’m only 3 years in and still learning basics. This video just makes sense to me thank you.

Hello everyone. I would like to inform you that for the whole early period Hank Marvin used a GRETSCH country gentleman including of course Apache. Since my own , That sound, came out, together with Roberto Pistolesi and Malcolm Addey (Sound engineer of the Shadows) it happens that many guitarists have bought a GRETSCH.

😊 by the way, I just got a Gretsch just like yours different pick ups, but I am inspired.!

Dug you rend ofMTV!

Instructions! As usual . you are the very beft.

Although not a guitarist Of experimenting bassist I love these kind of instruments I hear so much Beatles in that sound.. Thank you❤ The particular model that I am fascinated is with the stereo model their approach to a stereo guitar which I think is phenomenal splitting the pickup itself

Excellent advice as a professional drummer.I worked on perfecting my rhythm for years.Just fell right into guitar playing thank you

Hey bruv cheers for the breakdown of these cool links. I play in a punk band and defo going incorporate these into my playing . Love the blues

Great lesson and thanks Darren.

Excellent 🙏🙏

Thanks ....so very cool for sharing in detail I can't wait to try these patterns.

Very cool, thank you 🙏🕊️

Sounds good

Thank you so much this was a missing piece in my playing

Most important question. Who made bar replacement bridge on your Golden. What material. The sustain is very much improved.

Love his style it's perfect

Hi thanks for the lesson. How do you pick to achieve speed? Can you show how to coordinate the pick up and down? Cheers

Thank you, this was one missing link in my guitar playing/Improvisation!

Great fan of Cliff Richard and The Shadows. Still have all The Shadows LP's Vinyl from the '60s-70s. Import from UK on EMI Label. It's hard to have a favourite, i just love them all. Many thanks for sharing it with all of us. 🇨🇦

Breaking the bank or breaking INTO the bank?

What a fantastically informative video I really enjoyed watching it and you helped not only me but I feel a lot of people understand that special sound I’m still learning to play not very successfully maybe I’m a bit to old at 70. But the shads are my favourite group I’ll keep trying thanks buddy

My style of playing the guitar is to utilise the 'Listen and Play' technique by playing along with the song/tune. That way I can play along with The Shadows, The Ventures etc.

I play six string bass will this method be better for bass

Finally I understand how the Gretsch switching works! Thank you, Sir - nice video, lovely tones 👍

Well done sir...this is one of the best reviews I've seen in a long time. And yeah! Gretsch...what's not to like?

Really like your style of teaching. I've been wondering how these phrases come together because I could hear there was some techniques being used when I listen to the music of those artists you mentioned, but didn't know what those techniques were. A lot of questions answered for me in this video, glad I'm subscribed! :)

Ty ❤ i just bought a guitar

AI thumbnail is cringe and lazy.

George Harrison and his Gretsch guitar

Really enjoyed this information on the Gretsch. I started on guitar in 1959 and the first album my parents bought me was Chet's "Mr. Guitar". Suffice to say it was just a bit out of my league, but Duane Eddy wasn't😉. Never owned a Gretsch, but have owned Rickenbacker, Gibson, Fender, and Epiphone ('68 version, not Asian made). Always wondered what all the switches were for on the Gretsch...now I know.

A wealth of instruction in one video! Thank you again for being so unselfish with technique and insight into guitar playing. I love it because of my lifelong love for guitar. Thanks again😊

Fine demo of a 6120s versatility. Love my 62 double cutaway made in....................62! Great playing of course!

The Cure & Robert Smith

Add a #Phase90, like #EVH so it sounds like a jet engine to add to the sense of blistering speed.

Brian Setzer Stray cat strut one of my all time faves. Growing up in the 70's he stood out and his sound.n songs really brought out the fun side of music for me. Some really great insights there.. thank you 😎🙏🕊️✨

As soon as I hear someone say they're going to give away secrets it worries me I'm glad he don't know my secrets, I would be in trouble, a friend you could do without.

Of course Brian Selzer was my generation, but Chet, Dwayne Eddie,Eddie Cochran were the original. Thanks Darren again some incredible stuff! I didn’t know that about the string length I’m gonna get me one.jack Kinsey stuff also very nice!

Of course Brian Selzer was my generation, but Chet, Dwayne Eddie,Eddie Cochran were the original. Thanks Darren again some incredible stuff! I didn’t know that about the string length I’m gonna get me one.

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Sorry if I missed but What kind of strings? Gadge ,brand ?

The way you break down these riffs/flavors is perfect. This is the best explanation and demonstration ive found. You gave it to us in bite size pieces that make sense. Thank you.

Is your Squire made in USA? Are they as good as Fender

Shredding on a Gretsch. Who'da thunk?!

Thank you for the great video. Great ideas are often overlooked. Thank you for this breakdown.

Lots of cool and useful advice like pick two notes clean before a hammer on or pull off.... I'm never going to be very fast... My mits are giant and I play drums and I have spent my time there..... so it's all good .... I have put the time in on guitar but it isn't my gift.... I like how much integrity and little ego you bring the game.....

Did you know that James Burton (who some claim inspired the Shadows to order a Strat even though James was a Tele guy) had a band called The Shadows in the early 60s and endorsed Rickenbacker guitars ? Did you know that Hank never owned that first Strat ?