The ULTIMATE Bark at the Moon Guitar Lesson w/Ben Eller
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Table of contents:
Intro/verse: 6:21
Chorus and the double picked licks: 8:36
Bridge 1 and outro variation: 11:11
Bridge 2 and chord extensions: 13:13
Solo: 17:45
Outro solo + harmony licks: 29:25
Hey kids!!! Its your good buddy Uncle Ben Eller here with Weekend Wankshop 300!!! THREE HUNDRED! I can't even believe it. And to celebrate, i'm giving you all something the world has needed for ages: the ULTIMATE comprehensive Jake E. Lee/Ozzy Osbourne Bark at the Moon guitar lesson!!! There are honestly SO MANY bad TABs, lessons, and videos on this one, the record had to be set straight! Fortunately, some kind soul uploaded an isolated guitar track to this legendary song, so i was able to transcribe every riff, lick, chord extension, solo, and hot phrase with accuracy. I'm so excited to share this one with you all, there was a LOT of stuff Jake played on this track that i NEVER noticed!!!
Gear:
Suhr Modern Satin
Fractal Audio Axe FX 3
MXR Micro Flanger pedal
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Thanks for learning the REAL way Jake E Lee plays Bark at the Moon!!! What do you wanna learn next?!
Play with me by Extreme!!!!
Some Lamb of God!?
Maybe some Jimi?
Little fighter full lesson
Burn by Deep Purple
Jake E. Lee never gets enough appreciation. Monster player.
Yeah last time I saw Ozzy with Jake 2017, the stage had the typical large video screens on both sides. At one point it did this legacy run from Blizzard to current showing a time line of videos of Ozzy’s career and band members (but mostly Ozzy and RR or ZW), not one of Jake, and I thought what a joke. So insecure they can’t put Jake in the mix. Unless of course Jake’s lawyer was so good in 1985/86 that the terms were that Ozzy couldn’t reference Jake on anything without compensation.
The main beef from what I read is that on BATM Jake got no writing credit. Before Jake would record KOG he insisted on getting writing credit and Sharon granted it. Then she found away to get rid of him before the next album.
Jake needed Ozzy as he only had mediocre success (as most guitar players (except EVH) without a good singer. Badlands was cool but people weren’t wanting another Deep Purple/Rainbow. We wanted every song to sound like “High Wire” or better.
Jake has an unusual pick style some times that is unmuted during his leads that create a Blackmorish type sound and usually is followed by Jake’s great artificial pinch harmonics. Plus he had a fantastic chorus effect like on the intro to KOG.
It’s interesting that you can’t tell that Jake and Warren ever were roommates as they sound nothing alike. If you listen to Mickey Ratt you can tell the “Never Use Love” riff is a typical Jake riff as it is nuanced than a generic riff. Jake used to say a guitar player should be good at playing rhythm guitar as that is what you are playing 80-90% of the time (unless your YJM), and much like how great a rhythm player EVH was.
@@kevins.3825 Why would anyone expect Warren and Jake to sound alike simply because they lived in the same house?
@@denafitzgerald2554 Because of inspiration. Warren was Jake's suggestion to join to Ratt when he left to join Ozzy. If you know Warren's playing you would know that he purposely backed off of his George Lynch style too, and when he started to sound like George and is why he switched over to more bluesy stuff and quit being flashy. Listen to solo's off of Invasion of Your Privacy (Between the Eyes and Give it All) very much in the style of George Lynch. Jake was harder to follow with his phrasing and he has an interesting use of scales that are actually a lot different than George Lynch and Warren. Jake is a little looser and not quite as precise as George and Warren were on albums like Tooth N Nail, Under Lock & Key, Out of the Cellar and Invasion (may have been due to the way they both used to hold the pick...flayed hand and also use of jerk off vibrato). The interview with Jake and Warren on the cover of one of the 80's Guitar mags I had, both offered construction criticism of one another as friends. I was actually giving kudos to Warren not sounding like Jake when he joined Ratt, since Jake came from Mickey RATT and there are a lot of riffs and songs used on future Ratt albums with Warren.
@@kevins.3825 yeah Sharon really screwed Jake over she remixed everything Jake played on screwing him out of an royalties, Jake had some big shoes to fill coming in right after the passing of Randy kept ozzy going which we're probably some hard shows because the people we're screaming wanted Randy, Randy was an extremely talented guitarist Jake pulled it off, he never deserved what Sharon pulled, I like ozzy but Sharon is a freaking cut throat gready ass manager makes it worse being his wife.
You are right about it !
Uncle Ben + Jake E Lee= 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I'd love to see Uncle Ben get an interview going to cover some of these Jake E Lee mysteries, Shot in the Dark and Rock N Roll Rebel also have a lot off odd licks that never seem tabbed completely right.
Yes!!!! Love those two songs!!!
You are the best, Ben! I’m your fan! Keep rocking, dude! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼
Awesome! I've been practicing the rhythm parts for the past few weeks. Love Jake E. Lee's style.
Bro you are a legend! thank you !
By 1:00 I decided you were a guitar god. All hail Uncle Ben!
this is awesome Ben but what I really want to know is if you have a time machine so we can go back to 83 and make them turn the damn guitars up in that mix
Thanks bud! You're the best!!🙏🤘🤘
AWESOME!
I found the crazy stretches in the outro solo are much easier if you hold the guitar vertically
The hardest time I have with this one is getting the feel right. JEL intuited the rhythm more than actually followed it.
It's so not fair, it takes the magic out of Jake's playing :( to see a mortal human duplicate it perfectly!
Hahaha trying to, man!
any chance you could show us the cool additional bit of solo Jake throws in playing bark at the moon live?
Amazing work Ben, but the rhythm guitar part during the solo is missing. Thanks bye
@BenEller I’m having trouble playing the main riff. Every chord stab is preceded by four alternately picked open A string chugging. Obviously it’s not started up picked, after the 4th open A your pick is back up above the A string and I can’t help but hit the A string when I do the chords. I switched to muting the A string with my index finger which works find but that doesn’t seem right and seems like not the best habit and in proper way to play. How do you play that part Uncle Ben?
A 40 minute Wankshop fuck yeah!!!
Is there any song more shredtastic than “Bark at the Moon?”
Waiting for darkness... and others on album are just as awesome but didn't get much attention
I shared this on FB. Such a killer song and Jake is an absolute gem. It's a shame Sharon cheated him and former bandmates. There've been lawsuits so that's pretty solid proof, and not alleged
On the modal lick at the end of the first solo, if you start the Bb with an upstroke and use economy picking, you do get a few 'free' notes in. Now in comparison to a well developed alternate picking technique in sound and feel I don't think that makes a whole lot of difference. Also, why does Ozzy howl at the last vocal line? It is 'Bark at the Moon', not 'Howl at the Moon'! I'd love to hear him bark like a dog. Something me and my dog do at the pedestrians passing by everyday! At least until the cops were called that last time. Now I have a restraining order.
Actually the 'free' notes you get starting on an upstroke is every time you change strings, from E to A, from A to D, from D to G, and from G to B you get to simply keep the downstroke going to the adjacent string. Did I mention I pissed in my neighbor's yard to mark my territory? ahh, part of the restraining order, better not talk about that much further on advice of my attorney.
You sir, are a legend.
You're a legend too, 'cause you're a f*cking good guitar player as well. 👍👏
Indeed! Thanks to Ben for those harmonies, Saved me some time figuring them out! Here's my version in time for Halloween! Cheers! th-cam.com/video/IlCoBhF1tgY/w-d-xo.html
No one anywhere ever has done more concise and accurate transcriptions than Ben Eller. Real master at transcribing.
You’re too kind!
@@BenEller he’s all too right. No one has actually made learning music as fun and as fresh as you do.
You're right about that - perfect pacing, simple explanations, no filler. If you follow the instructions in these videos, you'll be playing these songs dead nuts on. 100/100 :D
I thought I could play this tune but here’s my biological stepdad to teach me how it’s done... again....
Jake's a genius...the layering in that song...the level of detail to melody. he basically wrote Ozzy a timeless classic....
His unique sense of timing, taking simple sounds but playing then in difficult ways, those simple triads that sound so good...he really is incredible. Easily on par with Randy Rhoads, in retrospect.
I always got the impression he was brought in as a van halen clone, to keep ozzy marketable. In reality he had all the technique and he is actually a really good song writer. His solo work on the ultimate sin is phenomenal. So much detail and work must have gone into that album. The outro solos alone are astonishing, that's before you start picking apart the rhythm work on stuff like killer of giants and fool like you, never know why. The irony of Jake's story ,is that the la stunt guitar thing wasn't his true inclination. His work on the badlands albums shows where his heart lies!
@@ddguitars1969 It's funny you say that about The Ultimate Sin because it was ridiculously commercial. I knew a guy that fronted his own original metal band in NJ. I was a bassist for a while. I remember he just hated the Ultimate Sin. Of course the guy I was talking about was a huge Sabbath fan, and liked Ozzy's solo stuff before; at least before Jake but for a lot of metal heads I heard nothing but bad stuff about the Ultimate Sin. I though it was okay, just not as good as Bark At The Moon. My friend was right though; that was Jake's last album - he was replaced by the mighty Zakk Wyld; who is great and somehow he's still with Ozzy, well Ozzy got old and he's content with Zakk. I don't think much of their last album though.
@@metalmike570 Ozzy's ultimate sin was firing Jake, he was his best guitarist. And TUS is great and a guitar's clinic!
@@livingbeing1113 I'll check it out again I remember it was a double-platinum in just over a year. A commercial success no doubt about it.
Uncle Ben is like Big Ben, boys and girls - he keeps the time and that’s extremely important.
Now Zakk can learn to play it correctly.
I don' t know how people Think over Z.W as the greatest guitarrist, without giving the proper credit to the real great Jake E. Lee
Randy Rhoads did not play his own songs verbatim (Guitar World, August 1999, p. 123), so why would Zakk Wylde play Jake E. Lee's songs verbatim?
Zakk is the definition of mediocre masquerading as good
@@CD-gk9ix DAMN 🔥
😂😂😂😂😂
It can't be overstated. The 80's had the most incredible guitar talents the world has ever seen. Nothing like it in the last 30 years.
check out brandon ellis
I don't want to undersell the 80s players, but the modern world is also full of virtuoso guitarists
Tosin Abasi, Steven Taranto, et al.
@@FriedMetroid agree 👍
Don’t forget about dime
@FriedMetroid technically speaking yes, but the 80s guys walked that tightrope between music with feeling and technically difficult noodling. This song is technically very difficult but has a ton of soul and melody to it. You feel it when you listen to it.
Abasi and the other youtube virtuosos don't spend enough time creating actual rhythmic and melodic songs. Their stuff is very technically difficult but sounds robotic. It's like the music equivalent of deep level quantum physics mathematics.
Shout out to Uncle Ben for starting off with stepdad speed so I don't start off instantly feeling awful about my life choices!
I've been playing this song for 15 years, never put in the effort to learn it fully. This just might tip me over the edge. Friggin awesome!
Just did my firs rundown of your lesson, this really is amazing Ben!
One of my favorite songs to play. Now I get to learn how much of it I've been doing wrong all these years.
I can't fathom where I would be today if I had access to such guitar tuitions when I was a teenager. Back then, all you had was you and you alone. You had to figure out by yourself what the guy was playing and how he played it.
Honestly that has merritt in and of itself
And you had to keep dropping the needle over and over to catch the riff.
@@Guitaroverkill Wow good point, I never had that experience but I keep re-playing sections of songs without tabs on the computer... so spoiled to just move the slider back and hit play again.
@@timeslowingdown And we use to have to walk to school and carry our own lunch and books without a backpack.
I've been there before, I know what you ment
Sometimes I feel like it is heresy for me to "dismiss" Zakk, as he is undoubtedly known as Ozzy's most renowned guitarist. And I love him... don't get me wrong. However, I feel like Jake E. Lee is my guy! Perhaps I just romanticized that era seeing the Bark at the Moon video first, back on Headbangers Ball back in the beginning of my formative years.
Truly one of the greats. By the way, your tone is exceptional in this video!
Thanks, Uncy Bang!
Zakk was great with Ozzy, on the No rest and No more tears records, and parts of Ozzmosis...but after those he wasn't anything special. His playing hasn't had anything decent to say in ages. Gus G.'s playing on Scream was quite welcome when he came around. All Zakk does now and for some time is play at a million miles an hour with that horrendous chorus pedal on constantly...his vibrato I will say is legendary. Gary Moore and him are the only 2 guys I've ever seen who had absolutely perfect control of it no matter where on the neck they are and with EVERY fret hand finger.
I have it Randy, Jake, and then Zakk. 🤷🏻♂️
God, Lee is so damn good. Not enough love for his work
This lesson is glorious. It’s so great to know that my uncle step dad is here for me
He’s your uncle/stepdad you lucky fukk
Interesting how a song this 'vintage' is still revered as one of virtuosity. Not only do you recognize godlike guitar monstrosity, Uncle B, you actually own it.
If I could be neo in the matrix, I'd want to look up at morphius and say, "I can shred guitar.."
Dude, “set hand to frappe”...Holy shet I peed
Just when I think I've learnt this song to a decent standard, Uncle Ben hits me with a 38 minute video on why I in fact have not 😄
I’m am with you,it’s prescision
Man this is IMHO the hardest Ozzy song to play, tougher than Mr Crowley. So many different skills involved. I've been trying to play this song for a very LONG time, but never could nail the solo correctly, especially those 16th runs. Thanks for the lesson Uncle Ben!
Yer doin' God's work.
Why do I hear this in a old Irish priests accent? 😆
@@isaiahmarquez9717 You actually hear it in your voice but using an old Irish priest's accent
Uncle Ben....this is insane...I’ve been working on this for the past 2 wks...this song is incredibly hard to play properly...you can’t appreciate it until you sit down and try to play it...rock on my brother!!!!!
I never tried to learn this song but it looks like it's a pain in the ass to endure the whole thing with no mistakes.
oh it is! also, its worth it!
@@BenEller Some days I really dislike how you so easily motivate me to try guitar pieces that are way beyond my ability! Thank you and "damn it, Dude!" all at once... PS - the clip where you crack your knuckles - absolute gold!
Jake E is one of my favourite underated guitarists. super shredding skills but so much bluesy swagger.
Who the hell gave this a thumbs down? You now get to go do Uncle Ben's chores his stepmom listed for him this weekend instead of wishing you could secretly go hole up and practice this amazing supplemental Bark tute.
Hahaha probably somebody that works for the publishing company of those TAB books!
No one escapes thumbs down, no matter if the video is perfect. TH-cam employs professional trolls to ensure that won't happen. 😜
There’s idiots,idiots everywhere my friend
LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! (A lesson on some Nevermore tunes would also be sweet, you fuckin rock Ben!!!)
Jeff Loomis has a bunch of playthroughs out there but not with the level of instruction Ben provides.
finally the secrets are revealed
I was just looking to play this song, so strange
Jake is such an underrated guitarist, especially the stuff he did with Badlands.
Such a great guitar player! Jake really did a great job in coming in and helping move Ozzy's carrer along. I never knew how much voicing he did in this song.
Rumour has it that Sharon cheated Jake out of all this publishing rights to the album, even though he wrote almost all the music.
@@klauswigsmith It's unfortunately not just a rumour; he really didn't get any songwriting credits for any song on BATM. 😖
@@perpetualbystander4516 And no songwriting credits means no royalties.
Does Sharon really think anyone thinks Ozzy wrote 100% of the masterpiece that is Bark at the Moon?
@@klauswigsmith I don't think she gave (and still doesn't give) a f*ck what anyone thinks about the odds that Ozzy wrote all the guitar parts. 🤬
@@perpetualbystander4516 Just losing millions of dollars... it taints the music for me
Best teacher!! One of the "cleanest" players on TH-cam 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I could do another year in quarantine just working with Uncle Ben's lessons
That's right, he Is one of the best teachers of guitar
Might take me a couple years, but I'm definitely going to learn this song lol
These riffs are killer. Well done Uncle Ben!
Talking about coincidence, I had this song stuck in my head for the last couple of days.
Hey cool, I'm "somebody" LOL that's my pic from an old Young Guitar mag of Jake's 1986 pedalboard. The flanger is a Boss BF-2 and if you point all the knobs at the LED 1 o'clock, 1 o'clock, 11 o'clock, 11 o'clock you get Jake's flanger sound. Always happy to see a break down on the intricacies of Jake's playing since I never get tired of it and have obsessed over it for years. It's the 35th anniversary of Ultimate Sin this year, perfect time to dive into a lesser covered song from that. Or even just showing people how he does the "bomb sound" trick near the end of Thank God For the Bomb which is also heard on the Deceived solo from the first RDC album could be a cool quick video too....if you can figure it out haha. Challenged.
Dude!!!! That is too cool, what a small world. Thanks for the pic, wish I could go back and credit you in the video!
I hate how underrated JEL is as a guitarist.
Just listen to BATM and Sin and you can hear just how fucking creative of a riff writer he is. He has some of the best riff writing sensibilities I've ever heard.
always so much attitude and technique together, really interesting note choices, and has those crazy stretches and barring with the thumb, getting bar sounds with no bar... Jake is the shit and I agree with you totally!
I totally agree. I love Bark, but Ultimate is where Jake just truly shines. So many little riffs and fills, my fav Ozzy album of them all.
I was just going to start learning this... You spying on me?
This is so friggin sick. I'm so excited to finally learn this song that I've loved since I was just a kid playing Guitar Hero on my Playstation 2. You're making dreams come true! Thank you, Uncle Ben!!!!
Yeah, he does really make dreams come true
Jake E Lee is so underrated cause he will always be compared to the great Randy Rhoads. That's a shame. He's fantastic.
Unpopular opinion....I think he's better than Randy.
@@klauswigsmith I kinda sorta agree lol. Let's say Randy paved the way but Jake was just as good.
@@klauswigsmith Oh he is, without a doubt in my mind! Now let's run for cover!😁
@@klauswigsmith They are both amazing at what they did, both so unique and I love it all equally.. That being said, I'm fairly certain Jake could play anything Randy recorded in his short life, and Randy would also have been able to do Jake's work. I just love and appreciate the inspiring contributions to guitar players everywhere and to music as a whole. I can't imagine any player has inspired me more than those two. RIP RR .. and sure would love to hear what Jake is up to these days.
Ya you never want to be the replacement you want to be the replacements replacement.
I've had to make peace with the fact that neither my picking hand nor fretting hand will ever be coordinated enough to play this anywhere near properly.
Preach!
you can do it!!!
If you practice the right things, it will, and it wont take nearly as long as you think.
Hearing this soloed is a reminder of what melodic genius Jake is. Beautiful riffs.
I think you forgot one important thing. And that's the sustaining D note before the main solo begins. However the lesson was amazing!
Consistently the best transcription-ist on TH-cam. I love the details that you labor over until it's perfect. It's exactly how I would do it, if I was actually talented enough. Just awesome Ben!
Amazing. We need Mr. Crowley next. You are truly a guitar 🎸wizard
oh man that's a great idea
Can you do a lesson on an old UFO hit "Rock Bottom"
Never seen anyone mention this, but the double picked riff in the chorus is a variation on the main Crazy Train riff. Don't think that's an accident.
The Mighty Lightning Strikes also has it👌🏻
I actually play that riff like it's Crazy Train just to emphasize it, no one has ever said, "Hey you're playing that wrong." - they just think it sounds good and part of the song!
@@LunaRisingBand I think they straight up told Jake they wanted another Blizzard of Ozz, which is a shame because IMO the Randy-like songs are the weakest. It would have been a better album if they said do whatever you want.
Oh man this is so freaking awesome! You gotta get around to more in depth lessons on the other tracks on this album like Centre of Eternity or Rock n Roll Rebel or Slow Down
You're exactly right he is a legend he just don't know really how good he actually is he gives everybody all these props and he up talks everyone but his self which makes him that much more great because he's so humble
Thanks. I needed this. I have been trying to play this song correctly for over 25 years.
I kinda feel like this is the hardest guitar song to learn accurately. There are so many missed nuances packed in there. Jake never got the credit he deserved for what he brought to the craft.
All 3 of those double picked licks could be a great riff for a song by themselves lol
Thus why I have maintained Jake was the best guitarist that Ozzy ever had from a riffing and solo perspective. Tone is awesome too, and I remember when Blizzard came out and was a RR fan from then on too. Nice play through Ben.
Great breakdown Ben. Jake gets lost in the shuffle too often when it comes to great players but his work with Oz, Badlands and RDC is top notch!
Wow, you've outdone yourself
I did not think this day would ever come, thanks Uncle Ben, we got a lot of work to do.
its all for you guys!
I remember the big stretches being a thing in the 80s when I was a kid. I now think it was "look, I have big hands" to create the same impression that socks bunged down the spandex was going for. Ladies used to go to watch guitar bands in those days. Lots of them. A modern version is "man up and play 13s", but it is not aimed at ladies in the crowd. It is aimed at other blokes on the internet. Weird huh? :D
I thought I played this live in my teens... guess I was playing some other song 🤣
Happy memories of seeing jake play this on the ultimate sin tour at the now defunct mayfair ballrooms Newcastle upon Tyne UK..
Thanks very much
Uncle Ben, will PT 2 teach us how to sway our hips like BabySaster does when she is effortlessly playing this song? Thx!!
hahahaha working on it! Thats a great cover!
When songs were incredible well done, full of nice details and cool stuff - without sounding exaggerated.
Im playing this song live for the first time, Friday in Buda, Texas. Pray for me Ben.
How did it go?
@@isaiahmarquez9717 I did really well. Good crowd and tons of fun as usual.
The next 300? Anything off the Scorps In Trance - love that album. Double guitar goodness in Queensrÿche? British Invasion metal? How about Riot, Thundersteel or Crimson Storm? ah-hoa!
Then there's that pesky, never played the same riff in Roundabout
This song is a Masterpiece, the lesson too. Thank you Ben !
This is why i think Jake was 2nd ONLY to Randy as far as Ozzy guitarists. Sure Zak is great, BUT in my humble opinion, Jake was a great deal better. I remember watching the Ultimate Sin VCR tape concert over and over and over when i was a teenager lol. Thank you so much for posting this. ALthough i will never be able to play this, its still nice to see. Now if this covid shit would just go away, i could try and find a place to take lessons and learn how to actually practice lol
Duuuude! 🤘🏻🤘🏻 Ben "The Only Biological Step-Dad" Eller. We appreciate you.
Been thinking about this for over 30 years.... which section/licks do I like best? This didn't help me answer that. But it did help me play some of them. THANK YOU.
Jake E Lee played some brilliant chord inversions on the 2 Ozzy albums he played on, and Bark at the Moon has some of his best!
He wrote a shitload of that material too!
I swaerr this is going to sound like sacrilege, but some of the solo passages on this song rival and may even beteer most of RR's best solos !!!
A great player is Jake. and has to be said, the quality and commitment from O`l Uncle Ben is top. Rock appreciation for the time and your effort put in also. cheers Ben \m/
It was a long doubt about what was Jake exactly doing in the fast run in the end o the solo because of the heavy flanging. ...But ...as always Ben took care of this! Almost forgot to say that your new haircut is great!
This song just went from the most mysterious to the most in-depthly explained on youtube
Except, that's now how Jake plays the main riff, there's a video on YT where he shows it. You messed up other stuff too. So this is not the "ultimate" anything.
Jake’s playing in my mind was Ozzy’s greatest of all. His style was original, unique, and intricate.,
True - your second sentence. It'd be interesting to see how Jake measures up now in popularity to the mighty Randy Rhodes. Randy is just ridiculous:
1. Believer
(Bob Daisley/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman (1981)
2. Crazy Train
(Bob Daisley/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Off of Blizzard of Ozz (1980)
04:56
3. Dee
(Randy Rhoads)
4. Diary of a Madman
(Bob Daisley/Lee Kerslake/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman (1981)
5. Flying High Again
(Bob Daisley/Lee Kerslake/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman (1981)
04:44
6. Goodbye to Romance
(Bob Daisley/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz (1980)
05:36
7. I Don't Know
(Bob Daisley/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz (1980)
05:17
8. Little Dolls
(Bob Daisley/Lee Kerslake/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman (1981)
05:39
9. Mr. Crowley
(Bob Daisley/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz (1980)
05:02
10. No Bone Movies
(Bob Daisley/Lee Kerslake/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz (1980)
03:53
11. Over the Mountain
(Bob Daisley/Lee Kerslake/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman (1981)
04:32
12. Revelation (Mother Earth)
(Bob Daisley/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz (1980)
06:09
13. S.A.T.O.
(Bob Daisley/Lee Kerslake/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman (1981)
04:07
14. Steal Away (The Night)
(Bob Daisley/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz (1980)
03:28
15. Suicide Solution
(Bob Daisley/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz (1980)
04:21
16. Tonight
(Bob Daisley/Lee Kerslake/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman (1981)
05:50
17. You Can't Kill Rock and Roll
(Bob Daisley/Ozzy Osbourne/Randy Rhoads)
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman (1981)
From www.mlinusson.com/rec2/writing_credits.php?artistid=f32c5e9c135fdf67ed64f3cdd2502dda146484e9
@@metalmike570 I just thought Jake had more originally and fire in his playing.
We all now Randy’s playing remains iconic and he created a style that inspired thousands, but he also borrowed a lot from other players like Eddie Van Halen, Garry Moore, and George Lynch who showed him the tapping pattern that he used in “Flying High Again”.
Merry Christmas Ben!
@@michaelmiglino6512 Well I guess I went extreme in my response!
It's apples and oranges really neither one is best; I'd say that Jake is a one in a million player, when I hear Bark At The Moon I want to learn the song on guitar myself. It really is original; Jake E. Lee. The big guitarists you listed influenced Randy - I can't say I was aware until you stated it. Well we all know Randy is a classical guitarist at heart; but it's like Ozzy said, "Randy's playing was an extension of the guitar."
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I am trued to send you a cool link with George Lynch
Originally a piano player I look at the three runs as Dm starting on Bf, Dm starting on C , Dm starting on D...
Hows Twitchy coming along ?
I am 50. I grew up on all this, as a matter of fact, this was my 1st Ozzy album. Found it in our Church parking lot when I was like 11 or 12. I was instantly hooked and was a metalhead by the end of the album.
By having amazing people like Ben, take the time to break this down on a video saves me tons of time. I used to spend hours breaking songs down by buying a book from the Music stores and sitting in my room for a week. Made figuring out phrasing and some of the licks very difficult to figure out positioning to get the technique perfect (as you could get it). Or you could not find a book and had to break it down by ear or see if someone you knew had a better way of playing it. That was when they blurred out fretboards on Mtv Headbangers Ball so you couldn't copy/steal the runs.
I know its easy to toss out a thumbs down cause your stepdad told you HIS way was right but you should remove that. Or show us how its done Biff. \m/
True words I feel your truth similar age . Boy was it hard back in the day . Listening over and over just to nail something. The satisfaction was other worldly once you grasped it . Good times
Excellent work sir. Can we please see a Whitesnake Still of the night solo deep dive? I’ll totally join your patreon if you do. I super swear.
Still of the Night solo and outro riffs
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Oh Jake wasn't far behind Rhoades,if not right with him your right,Jake is way under rated, better than Zack.
We need the solo from still of the night
i'm listening!!!
Interesting, Uncle Ben's pens, (fingers, hands) are twice the size of Jake's doll hands.
I suck at guitar, but God damnit, I'm finally going to learn this correctly!!
I don’t know if we suck at guitar...but we all suck at this song....mother of pearl its hard!!!!!
The flanger is in the front of the amp? It’s crazy how we gotta discuss shit like pick slant and escape routes when Jake or anyone the came up with such guitar riffs didn’t even think about that stuff