Oz Noy Recovers From A Broken String
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Israeli sensation Oz Noy plays on the Seymour Duncan stage and recovers gracefully from a broken string. He starts changing up his scales and then takes on a Strat style guitar with Zephyr's while his Strat is restrung and returned by the end of the song. Steve Ferrone on drums (Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers) and Darryl Jones (Rolling Stones).
String break is around 3:17
People putting down Oz Noy and never really getting how inventive a player and musician he is, especially in the way he stirs up rhythm and and how he playfully and intelligently breaks melodic conventions.
Mr. Noy.... An A-Team in tow at all times.
Love how Steve Ferrone is always having a good time. Especially those last couple minutes when he just starts to improvise and loosen up. Oz Noy sounds fantastic too.
String breaks happen. He should have had a guitar set up and ready to go!
steve ferrone on drums! great guy and bad ass drummer.
bassist should've played a solo while he was waiting for the second strat
Ferrone...like a Boss!
Nothing at all exceptional going on here.
Still sounds out of tune when he has six strings?
Darryl and Steve sounds AMAZING !!!!
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - Look At Little Sister 1989 (a string breaks)
This is how you recover from a broken string.
Hell Yes.
Timothy Fehr Stevie was a class of his own.
Timothy Fehr Another good one is during the Ibanez 90th Hoshino Anniversary. During the song where Andy Timmons, Paul Gilbert and Steve Vai are playing, Vai breaks a string during his solo. He uses his whammy bar to compensate the guitar going out of tune and finishes his solo. Then the drummer goes for a little solo while they wait for Vai to get his backup guitar ready.
Hendrix also breaks a string during the Woodstock version of "Red House". He just keeps playing normally, only replacing the string after the song ends.
That's not really a recover that's a "let me wait for my second guitar moent" but when the string first broke i give him credit for not freaking out.
true but he did try to continue for a bit playing 6th etc skipping the broken string so good stuff still
@@JustusVidyo me from 8 years ago, and me from right now agree.
Tone is nicer on the newer Strat.
+Lauri91 Right! Heard he uses a set of 11s with a 12 gauge high E.. you could hear how everything got brighter with the other guitar.
Its not A broken string . Its D broken string... 4th string
I'm confused. It sounds bluesy, but spooky at the same time.
That’s Oz for you.
Some "most" people have unfortunately deficiencies in their consciousness that allows them not to feel the good stuff!
This is AWESOME!! Great tone on the second axe! I'm loving the looseness of the whole thing while, at the same time, the rhythm section guys are totally locked in....!
oz is on fire here!
me too.. I really love everything even some badass metal stufff, but i can't sit down and listen to jazz
Oz was on fire, shit happens!
That guitar switch should have taken ten seconds from the moment he decided to change it. Damn!!!
lol the face on the drumer when he snaps his string :p
It's a pity that string broke. Solo was going great.
Name of the song?
Lol yea a sinister sound
What's the name of this track?
Twisted Blues.
Cheers 😉
Jazz is the only genre where you can't here the difference between a broken string and a good one.
Fuq! Play air guitar or something! That wasn't a recovery. That was a crash and burn. Insert thumb in ass, stand there... Bass player and drummer dropped the ball too. But at least they kept on with that spooky shit they were playing after he got his new piece.
lol