I dont post much but I like and watch all your videos. I appreciate the enthusiasm and the time you take to put these videos together. It really shows how much you genuinely love your craft.
Oh man. I can't believe it. First VC in Whitesnake and now Dio. This guy is one of my favorite ever guitarists. Specifically those first three albums with Dio. I don't think Dio or Vivian ever got back to that level. I wish there would have been more recordings, but it's kind of like Blizzard and Diary. Just a beautiful moment in metal. I love the way you play this stuff. Especially Invisible and Gypsy. That Les Paul is perfect for this lesson. Thanks so much for this. It's such an important time for me.
Those 2 albums are an absolute goldmine. Check out the interaction between the bass and guitar on "Stand up and Shout". Guitar is doing an A chug with a C to B double stop but the bass hits a G# when Viv hits the B. Always loved that.
Speaking of augmented .. next Chordplay: Judas Priest!! "Last in Line" love the part as Dios vocals follow the trem/dive at the word DOWN, "The only way is D O W N Nice choice 🤘👿
Carrying on a theme, guess what David. I saw Dio at Hammersmith Odeon in 1983. As much as anything, I love your lessons because they keep bringing back memories of my teenage years, when I was always going to gigs. They were cheap in those days, not much more than a night out to the local pub. Dio sang brilliantly, and the band was tight as. Good times, can't wait to perfect my time machine :)
David Yates I was just about to say something very similar. Late 70s, 80s...Hammy Odeon, all the good bands, jumpers for goal posts, tickets for less than a fiver 😃 These lessons are a real nostalgia trip, as well as guitar lessons. ✌️Cheers!
@@Blue_3rd they were good days indeed. I found a ticket from a Pearl Jam gig I went to in 1993. It cost a whopping £3.50 :) I wish I could find tickets for earlier gigs, to check out what I was paying to see bands in the 80s :) Rock on brother.
David Yates you’re making me wistful. Those were the days. Saw dozens ( hundreds?) of bands and thought nothing of it. Hurry up with that time machine!!😀
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Funny that you should mention Whitesnake in this Dio video...Whitesnake opened some dates on Dio's "Holy Diver" tour. I caught that show in Spokane, WA in '84.... Whitesnake was touring the "Slide it In" album w/John Sykes. Great show and great times!
I saw Dio in 1986 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre with Graig Goldy on guitar and was totally blown away. Dio was on pointe as usual, the band was super tight and Goldy was melting faces! It was the first big international act I saw live. So inspirational.....thanks for the lesson. About that time in the 80s I was also listening to Autograph a fair bit and saw Steve Lynch at a guitar clinic in my home town of Canberra. Have you considered doing a chord play from Autograph or a licks lesson featuring Steve Lynch?
The opening heavy riff on Don't talk to stranger's sounds like a cross between 'Bark at the Moon' [Jake e lee] and I'll see the light tonight [Yngwie] ! Good tutorial, thanks Dave.
I was at the last in line tour in Houston Texas and met Vivian Campbell at I believe it was Ace music before the concert. He had his lightning bolt guitar.;so awesome
Thanks bro...Nice to see somebody covering the licks i was playing in high school. Kids now have no idea the talent that was grooving the 80's...DIO FOREVER !!!
Dio was awesome. One of the few metal singers whose material got better with age. Magica, Lock Up the Wolves and Killing the Dragon were great but forgotten albums.
Just love this whole “chordplay” series! Growing up, i found all the partial chordwork impenetrable, because it flew in the face of the universe of standard guitar teaching/learning. So these are really wonderfully KEY lessons!! Thanks late night brah!!
Vivian was one of my first guitar idols when I picked up guitar back in '84. Saw Yngwie open up for Dio , that was one of the most important shows I saw during my early development. I took artificial harmonic's way to far early on, couldn't play more than couple notes without 'Squeelling' everyone. Im much better now, I'm down to only harmonics every 4-5 notes. Excellent and useful content as as always David, Thanks
Great, my favorite lineup. Vivian Campbell is definitely overlooked. Great riffs and leads. He had an awesome version of "Man on the Silver Mountain" off Intermission also. Well done.
What a great video David. I’m happy to see that your giving Campbell some acknowledgment. To me, he was among the top players in the 80”s. Always loved everything he did, especially his solos. Such a fantastic player. Great job! Live your channel.
Just the other day I was surfing TH-cam looking for versions or tutorials of early Dio songs and to my disappointment I didn't find that many. Two days later you come out with this!!! I mean, this is already one of my favourite guitar channels on the Tube, but now it almost became spookily perfect... 😄 Thank you!
Awesome video ! (as always ) ! Vivian Campbell and Dio were perfect together ! They made 2 of the all time best albums of that era ( Holy Diver and Last In Line ) ! Vivian Campbell . . One of the most underrated guitarists ever . . . . . !
Billy G in ZZ Top used pinch harmonics quite a bit from his arsenal. Neal Schon and particularly EVH used them in the late 70s/early 80s. You could use your pick or fingernails to create some awesome squeals that blew up with humbuckers and distortion. It's cool to see those augmented and partial chords. So many George Lynch/Dokken songs incorporated them.
Man! I am new subscriber. Your channel is awesome. I love the 80s and early 90s guitar playing. Not only the leads but the rhythm guitars from that era too. Your playlist of Chordplay is perfect for that. Please include Winger on your list. Reb Beach is an incredible rhythm player too.
I wish I had a teacher like you 35 years ago when I first started getting serious about my guitar playing. My teacher would just show me the basics chords and not really explain what I was playing and as a added bonus your not so obsessed with tone like alot of other guys you just play...😎👍 my tone comes from how I hold my pick and usually how I fret the chords and notes but a decent guitar helps 😁
How is it that there are 2 likes but 0 views? Can I still claim first view lol? Anyway, love the Chordplay series! Saw Dio once in a small club (in the earlier 2000's w/ Goldy??) and the clarity and presentation just blew me away and that's what I remember the show for. I think Ronnie was a bit tired of the song Holy Diver (that's just me reading things into the performance) but even that was still live music excellence bar none. (RIP, Ronnie.) Thanks for this video---very inspiring!
Oh man..loved Vivian Campbell..awesome guitar player..i know he's still around but you don't hear about him..not like back then..damn I miss his style and sound w/ DIO...thanks man..that was cool..🤘😬🤘 "We dont come alone, we are fire, we are stone"
Great lesson. Love the deeper cuts. I've played the intro to Don't Talk to Strangers as you showed it for years, but that is not how Viv plays it. He plays at the 5th.
pinch harmonics @ 10:43 yea Lukather had them spread around Isolation too during that early 80's period... luv the lessons so many "oh that's how it's done" moments
I love this stuff but I think that Dio's best work was in Rainbow. Rainbow Rising is a masterpiece and there are so many great and varied tracks from the other albums. We get tender songs like Rainbow Eyes and then face-melters like A Light In The Black, one of the first power metal songs! Blackmore played tons of interesting stuff on the Onstage album as well.
Great video David. Dio is the lyric master. When Holy Diver came out I was hooked and such a great lineup. Vinny Appice is a monster on the drums. Ronnie James Dio was definitely a master of his craft. Peace.
One of my favorite bands and favorite albums. I wore out several of these cassettes when I was a kid. Ronnie and Vivian were amazing together. Thanks for making this video!
FINALLY...I know how to play the first part of “last in line”...you know how you’re playing something and you know in your heart it’s not quite right...I freakin hate that...thanks Brewster...coulda used this lesson back in ‘83 when I was 18....rock on my brother!!!
LATE NIGHT, thanks a lot for making the chords of DIO lesson, those are some unique chords. Leslie West from mountain was the first guitarist to use pinch harmonics before anyone I know of. I do like they way John Christ from Danzig used pitch harmonics its not the root, 3rd or 5th, he chooses the tritone flat 5th and raised 7th and 4th I think mostly to sound more gothic. I have tried to listen to the Def Leppard 90's albums after hysteria that Vivian Campbell plays on to see if there is some unique chords. I'm not a fan of the music Def Leppard did on the 90's albums but maybe Vivian Campbell might have some unique chords.
Great lesson - nice analysis and demonstration as always. Last In Line was the first I ever heard of Dio, and it changed my life. "We may never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never come home!"
Found you through your The sword walkthroughs just wanted to say thanks brother. Would be great to hear your history on how you got to where you are now with playing. Your a great teacher.
Some great music came from dio, Black Sabbath heaven and hell with Ronnie on vocals is a great album, and who was the guitarist? None other than Tony Iommi. Awesome player.
David, thank you for this video! Fwiw, I was a senior in high school (1983), sitting in "Invertebrate Zoology" class dissecting a frog the first time I heard "Rainbow in The Dark" on the radio (teacher had the local rock station on when he wasn't lecturing). Game changer for me. And I agree with your take on Vivian's pinch harmonics, I remember that the mechanical screech in the main riff of "Straight Through the Heart" was very unique in its delivery.
For those saying Don’t Talk to Strangers is played at the 5th fret... live it was, but David is right to play it in open because if you listen to the record it is double tracked and recorded in both open and 5th positions... you can hear it. Though the rhythm of Last in Line was not quite right in the light or heavy parts.... the interesting thing about the LiL intro is actually not the the chords but the timing in the picked intro... where Appice dropped in a 5 count second time around.... on that triplet restart... Cheers David 😎👍
Holy...Diver! Vivian was and is a great guitarist. Ground breaking for sure. Reminds me a little of Randy Rhodes. For sure had a major influence on my playing. Thank you again for shredding some light on a great player from before what some people only know as the 2nd guitarist in def leppard. Vivian #1🤘🏼👌🏽👍🏼 Holy Diver!
Thanks for another trip down memory lane ✌️The solo in Invisible always got me going! I believe Vivian was only about 21 when he recorded Holy Diver. Crazy!
The good old flat five I can hear a bit of where george Lynch may have done some borrowing and also Vito, Vivian was sort of in and around that club of guitarists and hasn’t got the recognition for his massive contributions to that era so great lesson
Vivian Campbell definitely one of my fave guitarists to come out of the 80s. Reminds me of a Time with a friend of mine we would go around and use the names of guitar players to mess with everybody's head, he usually was Vivian Campbell and I was Jimmy Page.
Great lesson,👍seen last in line twice last year,amazing seeing Viv up close playing,LP plugged into engls,🔥,massive tone,if they play near you I'd really reccommend going to the gig,whole bands "tight' n is a great show
New subscriber here, so glad I discovered your channel. I've enjoyed and learned something from every vid I've watched, including this one. I saw Viv with Dio and then later in the 80s with Whitesnake, definitely one of my fave guitarists.
Thanks again bro for real.. intro to Invisible has eluded me for years...🤘F... Yes🤘... like a 48year old kid in a damn candy store lol.... my favorite channel
Awesome overview of Dio's music and some of the interesting guitar parts from those albums. I learned a lot from this video, as I always do from your videos. This one brought back junior high for me. I saw Dio at Stabler Arena in Allentown, PA when I was in eighth grade. I agree that pinch harmonics may not have been very mainstream at this point in time, but you also have to remember that Van Halen had been on the scene since '78, and he used pinch harmonics pretty regularly, so the other players of the time were very likely feeding off of that influence. This was the period in time when higher gain amps were becoming more widely available (i.e. Marshall JCM800), which made pinch harmonics much easier to execute. Players like Zakk Wylde took the pinch harmonic to a whole new level in the late eighties and early nineties, some might say beyond where they needed to go! ;-) I'm a huge Zakk Wylde fan, though. I think I burned through my No More Tears CD!
Great lesson, especially "one night in the city" - killer riff. Vivian doesn't always get the credit he's due, but there's few rock/metal guitar players with a résumé as high profile as his! Vivian's Shadow King record from 1991 with Lou Gramm on vocals is definitely worth checking out.
I always thought that the C and D chords underneath the A power chord in Last In Line were actually played by a keyboard with voice/choir type of setting.
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What’s not to like about Last In Line 😀🤘
The song ends.
The Last in Line!!!
"We are coming... HOME!!!"
Killer!!!
Vivian was so influential - just a beast! Holy Diver is an important album for that time.🤘
Let’s not forget Ronnie was also the supreme vocalist for Rainbow, as well as Sabbath and Elf. Nice job, dude.
Rainbow was so great with Dio. Not good after Dio.
@@JD-vj4go Hey! I'd have to agree, still some great musicians, of course, but the music was a bit ephemeral. Have a good one, JD
Pretty sure nobody is forgetting that 😁
@@caljerm ah, one would think so, but then it wasn’t mentioned, and not everyone is of the same fine er … vintage. 😉 have a good one.
Ah brings me way back to the early 1980's in Donegal Ireland, when we actually meet Vivian Campbell at his fathers holiday home :)
Thank you , I didn't know that.
You lucky bastard 😃 he was my teenage metal guitar hero, for many years. Greetings from Portugal.
I dont post much but I like and watch all your videos. I appreciate the enthusiasm and the time you take to put these videos together. It really shows how much you genuinely love your craft.
Luv this time period of DIO’s music!
Oh man. I can't believe it. First VC in Whitesnake and now Dio. This guy is one of my favorite ever guitarists. Specifically those first three albums with Dio. I don't think Dio or Vivian ever got back to that level. I wish there would have been more recordings, but it's kind of like Blizzard and Diary. Just a beautiful moment in metal. I love the way you play this stuff. Especially Invisible and Gypsy. That Les Paul is perfect for this lesson. Thanks so much for this. It's such an important time for me.
Nice comparison to the blizzard/diary albums. Very true, never thought of it that way. 👍
:) Thanks!
The Last In Line🤘
Those 2 albums are an absolute goldmine. Check out the interaction between the bass and guitar on "Stand up and Shout". Guitar is doing an A chug with a C to B double stop but the bass hits a G# when Viv hits the B. Always loved that.
Is that what is happening? I knew there was some kind of "Have a drink on me" kind of thing happening there! haha
@@image30p yeah, check it out.
Speaking of augmented .. next Chordplay: Judas Priest!!
"Last in Line" love the part as Dios vocals follow the trem/dive at the word DOWN, "The only way is D
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Nice choice 🤘👿
Dio, King’s X, & Hammerfall @ the HOB Anaheim back in the day. Epic!
I saw that tour at harpos in detroit. It was the killing the dragon tour. Fucking awesome show.
Carrying on a theme, guess what David. I saw Dio at Hammersmith Odeon in 1983. As much as anything, I love your lessons because they keep bringing back memories of my teenage years, when I was always going to gigs. They were cheap in those days, not much more than a night out to the local pub. Dio sang brilliantly, and the band was tight as. Good times, can't wait to perfect my time machine :)
David Yates I was just about to say something very similar. Late 70s, 80s...Hammy Odeon, all the good bands, jumpers for goal posts, tickets for less than a fiver 😃 These lessons are a real nostalgia trip, as well as guitar lessons. ✌️Cheers!
@@Blue_3rd they were good days indeed. I found a ticket from a Pearl Jam gig I went to in 1993. It cost a whopping £3.50 :) I wish I could find tickets for earlier gigs, to check out what I was paying to see bands in the 80s :) Rock on brother.
David Yates you’re making me wistful. Those were the days. Saw dozens ( hundreds?) of bands and thought nothing of it.
Hurry up with that time machine!!😀
@@TreatzTMASame here brother. I'm taking £500 non refundable deposis on time machine trips now :)
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Still waiting for some JUDAS PRIEST!!!!
Funny that you should mention Whitesnake in this Dio video...Whitesnake opened some dates on Dio's "Holy Diver" tour. I caught that show in Spokane, WA in '84....
Whitesnake was touring the "Slide it In" album w/John Sykes. Great show and great times!
I saw Dio in 1986 at the Sydney Entertainment Centre with Graig Goldy on guitar and was totally blown away. Dio was on pointe as usual, the band was super tight and Goldy was melting faces! It was the first big international act I saw live. So inspirational.....thanks for the lesson. About that time in the 80s I was also listening to Autograph a fair bit and saw Steve Lynch at a guitar clinic in my home town of Canberra. Have you considered doing a chord play from Autograph or a licks lesson featuring Steve Lynch?
The opening heavy riff on Don't talk to stranger's sounds like a cross between 'Bark at the Moon' [Jake e lee] and I'll see the light tonight [Yngwie] ! Good tutorial, thanks Dave.
I was at the last in line tour in Houston Texas and met Vivian Campbell at I believe it was Ace music before the concert. He had his lightning bolt guitar.;so awesome
Up next on LNL / Chord Play............Fates Warning followed by Metal Church!DO IT for the people David!
*Dio worked with some really fantastic players. Great work on the guitar parts man*
Thanks bro...Nice to see somebody covering the licks i was playing in high school. Kids now have no idea the talent that was grooving the 80's...DIO FOREVER !!!
One of my favorites from dio , is " wild one " great opening riff .
Dio was awesome. One of the few metal singers whose material got better with age. Magica, Lock Up the Wolves and Killing the Dragon were great but forgotten albums.
Just love this whole “chordplay” series! Growing up, i found all the partial chordwork impenetrable, because it flew in the face of the universe of standard guitar teaching/learning. So these are really wonderfully KEY lessons!! Thanks late night brah!!
Vivian was one of my first guitar idols when I picked up guitar back in '84. Saw Yngwie open up for Dio , that was one of the most important shows I saw during my early development. I took artificial harmonic's way to far early on, couldn't play more than couple notes without 'Squeelling' everyone. Im much better now, I'm down to only harmonics every 4-5 notes.
Excellent and useful content as as always David, Thanks
Great, my favorite lineup. Vivian Campbell is definitely overlooked. Great riffs and leads. He had an awesome version of "Man on the Silver Mountain" off Intermission also. Well done.
Not by Dio fans he aint.
Viv was a uncontrolled rage of speed riffs and patterns. Awesome stuff Dave!
Awesome episode...I remember spending my summer days having a happy time wearing out Dio cassettes learning Vivian Campbell riffs.
dio is the king of rock"n"roll and what a talent Vivian was and his leads were blistering good he could really make that that thing bleed
🍺ski I swear you read my mind! Awesome video & Dio always had good guitar players. My favorite metal vocalist just immensely powerful voice.🤘
Regarding pinch harmonics, this is the time when George Lynch was really using them in Dokken. They were contemporaries who were exploring together.
Definitely! Alex Lifeson does one of the best pinch harmonics ever in the opening guitar solo of "Jacob's Ladder" in 1979-80 (Permanent Waves- Rush)!
vivian campbell was brilliant,still is...this is far more nuanced,in depth and brutally tasty than originally thought
What a great video David. I’m happy to see that your giving Campbell some acknowledgment. To me, he was among the top players in the 80”s. Always loved everything he did, especially his solos. Such a fantastic player. Great job! Live your channel.
Just the other day I was surfing TH-cam looking for versions or tutorials of early Dio songs and to my disappointment I didn't find that many.
Two days later you come out with this!!!
I mean, this is already one of my favourite guitar channels on the Tube, but now it almost became spookily perfect... 😄
Thank you!
that dissonant chords just fits perfectly in the song. great Vivian
Love Vivian's playing. He's showing this type of stuff off again in the band Last in Line.
Dio is one of my all time favorite bands and I really don’t see a change in that. Great video as always!!!
Awesome video ! (as always ) ! Vivian Campbell and Dio were perfect together ! They made 2 of the all time best albums of that era ( Holy Diver and Last In Line ) ! Vivian Campbell . . One of the most underrated guitarists ever . . . . . !
Who knew Vivian would prefigure the 90's sound.
Billy G in ZZ Top used pinch harmonics quite a bit from his arsenal. Neal Schon and particularly EVH used them in the late 70s/early 80s. You could use your pick or fingernails to create some awesome squeals that blew up with humbuckers and distortion. It's cool to see those augmented and partial chords. So many George Lynch/Dokken songs incorporated them.
Man! I am new subscriber. Your channel is awesome. I love the 80s and early 90s guitar playing. Not only the leads but the rhythm guitars from that era too. Your playlist of Chordplay is perfect for that. Please include Winger on your list. Reb Beach is an incredible rhythm player too.
I wish I had a teacher like you 35 years ago when I first started getting serious about my guitar playing. My teacher would just show me the basics chords and not really explain what I was playing and as a added bonus your not so obsessed with tone like alot of other guys you just play...😎👍 my tone comes from how I hold my pick and usually how I fret the chords and notes but a decent guitar helps 😁
"We are going.... DOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!" That video scared the shit outta me as a kid.
How is it that there are 2 likes but 0 views? Can I still claim first view lol? Anyway, love the Chordplay series! Saw Dio once in a small club (in the earlier 2000's w/ Goldy??) and the clarity and presentation just blew me away and that's what I remember the show for. I think Ronnie was a bit tired of the song Holy Diver (that's just me reading things into the performance) but even that was still live music excellence bar none. (RIP, Ronnie.) Thanks for this video---very inspiring!
Thanks again David. Love the series, both licks and chords.
Hard to believe Viv was only in Dio for a handful of years. They made timeless music.
Oh man..loved Vivian Campbell..awesome guitar player..i know he's still around but you don't hear about him..not like back then..damn I miss his style and sound w/ DIO...thanks man..that was cool..🤘😬🤘
"We dont come alone, we are fire, we are stone"
Great lesson. Love the deeper cuts. I've played the intro to Don't Talk to Strangers as you showed it for years, but that is not how Viv plays it. He plays at the 5th.
The Last in Line main riff is sooo Zeppelin-esque.
pinch harmonics @ 10:43 yea Lukather had them spread around Isolation too during that early 80's period... luv the lessons so many "oh that's how it's done" moments
Great stuff...now I have to go and listen to the first 2 albums and reminisce of my youth
Love your videos man. Glad I discovered your channel :)
Vivian's energetic style squeals and chirps on those Dio albums in a most exciting and unique way!
Last few videos have been on fire
Push was the first dio track I ever heard. That was more than enough to get me hooked.
I love this stuff but I think that Dio's best work was in Rainbow. Rainbow Rising is a masterpiece and there are so many great and varied tracks from the other albums. We get tender songs like Rainbow Eyes and then face-melters like A Light In The Black, one of the first power metal songs! Blackmore played tons of interesting stuff on the Onstage album as well.
Awesome video as always! Can you do a video on licks/chords of Chris Holmes? He's one of my favorite guitar players out there and his tone is MASSIVE.
Loved me some Dio back in the day. Great licks.
Awesome job, Dave. This stuff is way cool bro... Thanks
Great video David. Dio is the lyric master. When Holy Diver came out I was hooked and such a great lineup. Vinny Appice is a monster on the drums. Ronnie James Dio was definitely a master of his craft. Peace.
Nice guitar tone 🎸
Killer man! Started learning guitar during that era and wore those Dio albums out!
Dude! Always need some Late Night Lesson! Thanks!
Thank you David! Your lessons get right to the core of discerning the intricacies of chords in these songs! Thanks bro... much appreciated!!!
John L
One of my favorite bands and favorite albums. I wore out several of these cassettes when I was a kid. Ronnie and Vivian were amazing together. Thanks for making this video!
FINALLY...I know how to play the first part of “last in line”...you know how you’re playing something and you know in your heart it’s not quite right...I freakin hate that...thanks Brewster...coulda used this lesson back in ‘83 when I was 18....rock on my brother!!!
The early 80's were a great time to be a teenager and into Metal!
Indeed! Vivian Campbell is the man - loved him in all of his bands and Def Leppard ... I just like his style
Wow you hit 2 of my favorites with Gypsy and Invisible. Mind blown!!! Nice one, Dave!!!🤘😎👍
LATE NIGHT, thanks a lot for making the chords of DIO lesson, those are some unique chords. Leslie West from mountain was the first guitarist to use pinch harmonics before anyone I know of. I do like they way John Christ from Danzig used pitch harmonics its not the root, 3rd or 5th, he chooses the tritone flat 5th and raised 7th and 4th I think mostly to sound more gothic.
I have tried to listen to the Def Leppard 90's albums after hysteria that Vivian Campbell plays on to see if there is some unique chords. I'm not a fan of the music Def Leppard did on the 90's albums but maybe Vivian Campbell might have some unique chords.
Great lesson - nice analysis and demonstration as always. Last In Line was the first I ever heard of Dio, and it changed my life. "We may never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never never come home!"
Found you through your The sword walkthroughs just wanted to say thanks brother. Would be great to hear your history on how you got to where you are now with playing. Your a great teacher.
Epic, huge DIO fan, Very under-rated album is Lock Up the Wolves with Rowan Robertson laying down some great stuff.
rowan killed it on lock up the wolves one of my favorites
Yayyyyyyyy!!!!! Awesome, David!!!! We've been waiting for this one!
Epic guitar playing lesson
Some great music came from dio, Black Sabbath heaven and hell with Ronnie on vocals is a great album, and who was the guitarist? None other than Tony Iommi. Awesome player.
David, thank you for this video! Fwiw, I was a senior in high school (1983), sitting in "Invertebrate Zoology" class dissecting a frog the first time I heard "Rainbow in The Dark" on the radio (teacher had the local rock station on when he wasn't lecturing). Game changer for me. And I agree with your take on Vivian's pinch harmonics, I remember that the mechanical screech in the main riff of "Straight Through the Heart" was very unique in its delivery.
Da Brewster has done it again! The Metal Gods are pleased with your efforts and we get to reap the rewards🤘 Thanks Dave...
I saw Last in Line they still play this stuff live
4:08 saying with a smile "and then all hell breaks loose"
For those saying Don’t Talk to Strangers is played at the 5th fret... live it was, but David is right to play it in open because if you listen to the record it is double tracked and recorded in both open and 5th positions... you can hear it.
Though the rhythm of Last in Line was not quite right in the light or heavy parts.... the interesting thing about the LiL intro is actually not the the chords but the timing in the picked intro... where Appice dropped in a 5 count second time around.... on that triplet restart...
Cheers David 😎👍
Holy...Diver!
Vivian was and is a great guitarist. Ground breaking for sure. Reminds me a little of Randy Rhodes. For sure had a major influence on my playing.
Thank you again for shredding some light on a great player from before what some people only know as the 2nd guitarist in def leppard. Vivian #1🤘🏼👌🏽👍🏼 Holy Diver!
Tomorrow Holy Diver in cd player!!!
Thanks for another trip down memory lane ✌️The solo in Invisible always got me going! I believe Vivian was only about 21 when he recorded Holy Diver. Crazy!
Love the whole series. So glad I found it. Great playing great sound great lesson. Thx David Keep up the great work.🎸🤘👍
The good old flat five I can hear a bit of where george Lynch may have done some borrowing and also Vito, Vivian was sort of in and around that club of guitarists and hasn’t got the recognition for his massive contributions to that era so great lesson
Great video Dave, fantastic songs you have great taste for Dio material
Vivian Campbell definitely one of my fave guitarists to come out of the 80s. Reminds me of a Time with a friend of mine we would go around and use the names of guitar players to mess with everybody's head, he usually was Vivian Campbell and I was Jimmy Page.
What a fantastic band and an amazing singer/songwriter. His Sabbath albums are classics as well as was Rainbow.
Vivian one of the best, two of my favorite albums
Great lesson,👍seen last in line twice last year,amazing seeing Viv up close playing,LP plugged into engls,🔥,massive tone,if they play near you I'd really reccommend going to the gig,whole bands "tight' n is a great show
Thanks a lot for this video! Love it!
New subscriber here, so glad I discovered your channel. I've enjoyed and learned something from every vid I've watched, including this one. I saw Viv with Dio and then later in the 80s with Whitesnake, definitely one of my fave guitarists.
So cool ,Last in Line! Awesome playing Dave!🎸
Thanks again bro for real.. intro to Invisible has eluded me for years...🤘F... Yes🤘... like a 48year old kid in a damn candy store lol.... my favorite channel
Great video! Thanks!
Awesome overview of Dio's music and some of the interesting guitar parts from those albums. I learned a lot from this video, as I always do from your videos. This one brought back junior high for me. I saw Dio at Stabler Arena in Allentown, PA when I was in eighth grade.
I agree that pinch harmonics may not have been very mainstream at this point in time, but you also have to remember that Van Halen had been on the scene since '78, and he used pinch harmonics pretty regularly, so the other players of the time were very likely feeding off of that influence. This was the period in time when higher gain amps were becoming more widely available (i.e. Marshall JCM800), which made pinch harmonics much easier to execute. Players like Zakk Wylde took the pinch harmonic to a whole new level in the late eighties and early nineties, some might say beyond where they needed to go! ;-) I'm a huge Zakk Wylde fan, though. I think I burned through my No More Tears CD!
Your reviews are just amazing, just too short. The sound of last in line play by you sounds always acoustic. Please do a Pat Thrall cover 😎
Pat Travers!!
@@dwightburns6699 In fact I was thinkin' more about the Austomatic Man or Hughes & Thrall period.
Another great lesson.
Those 2 albums are jam packed with killer riffs and solos.
Great lesson, especially "one night in the city" - killer riff. Vivian doesn't always get the credit he's due, but there's few rock/metal guitar players with a résumé as high profile as his!
Vivian's Shadow King record from 1991 with Lou Gramm on vocals is definitely worth checking out.
Love taking these trips down memory lane. Great episode!
Boy, you sure are taking me back in time! Thank you for your chordplay lessons, I really enjoyed watching you play some of the good old riffs.
I always thought that the C and D chords underneath the A power chord in Last In Line were actually played by a keyboard with voice/choir type of setting.