Man that's a real rockabilly guitar solo and not just a guy who knows which notes sound twangy when you bend em. Incredible approach with the bend then quick rest then attack on a melody that is so unexpected and then leave that kind of abbreviated as well. This style seems to be doing a like half phrase approach for each move rather than completing any whole phrase it mixes half of one then half of another. While also utilizing the full range of the guitar and throwing in a few classic riffs..not sure who you said this guy was but he's probably either listened to, learned from, played with, or is Danny Gattis cause this is master level pickin. And the most genuis part of it all is its in the middle of a POP SONG and totally embodies the feel of the music. Would really love to see how that came together in the studio.
Glad you liked the lesson. Guitarist was Hugh Burns. I have met him a couple of times, super nice guy. He has written a couple of books on fingerstall arrangements but is also a pretty tasty jazz player. Great all-round guitarist ,like all the session guys.
Love it! Brilliant clear lesson, thank you. Not only the solo but I want to learn more country styles licks and this gives me some more ideas generally.
@@DavePriceGuitarist I’ve just made a custom backing track for a choir and used your vid to learn the solo! th-cam.com/users/shortsCz4PuZBGIM0?feature=share
Man that's a real rockabilly guitar solo and not just a guy who knows which notes sound twangy when you bend em. Incredible approach with the bend then quick rest then attack on a melody that is so unexpected and then leave that kind of abbreviated as well. This style seems to be doing a like half phrase approach for each move rather than completing any whole phrase it mixes half of one then half of another. While also utilizing the full range of the guitar and throwing in a few classic riffs..not sure who you said this guy was but he's probably either listened to, learned from, played with, or is Danny Gattis cause this is master level pickin. And the most genuis part of it all is its in the middle of a POP SONG and totally embodies the feel of the music. Would really love to see how that came together in the studio.
Glad you liked the lesson. Guitarist was Hugh Burns. I have met him a couple of times, super nice guy. He has written a couple of books on fingerstall arrangements but is also a pretty tasty jazz player. Great all-round guitarist ,like all the session guys.
Love it! Brilliant clear lesson, thank you. Not only the solo but I want to learn more country styles licks and this gives me some more ideas generally.
Thanks for sharing the tab for this. I couldn’t find it anywhere else on the internet!
No problem!
I agree absolutely spot on transcription, especially hard to decipher with the studio version having two guitars. Great job indeed!
Thanks for this great lesson, now I can play the lead to finish this song! Great work!
Excellent! Super explanation! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!
You're very welcome!
Thanks for making a great video 👍 Finally got it!!
Another top class lesson !
Fantastic playing and lesson, thanks
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Some great country licks in there 👍🏻
Very nice solo:) Hugh Burns also great playing on 2nd guitar for the Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells II and III concert movies...
Gr8 stuff mate thank you.
Well done Dave!
AMAZING!!
Nice picking there
Great lesson!
Cheers! Glad you liked it
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thanks for this amazing job
You are welcome Jose!
Straight nailed it buddy :)
Cheers!
Great video!
Thanks!
@@DavePriceGuitarist I’ve just made a custom backing track for a choir and used your vid to learn the solo! th-cam.com/users/shortsCz4PuZBGIM0?feature=share
素晴らしい！！
Hi Dave, any chance of lessons on George Benson Never give up on a good thing and Turn your love around? Thankyou .
Could do. There are a few George Benson lessons already on my channel if you want to check them out.
hey thanks great lesson
where can i get the tabs? is it free?
Bandish Parekh You’re welcome. For tab enquires go to www.davepriceguitar.co.uk/transcriptions
Practically the same way l played it! The Bo Diddley Beat is Thee Iconic Meter, Pulse, and Punch of RockNRoll....
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