It is important to note that Eddie played the entire track with his ‘58 Flying V. He did not roll his bridge pickup Volume knob down at all for the quiet “La Grange” parts. He simply switched to the Neck pickup with it’s Volume control already rolled down…he then flipped the pickup selector back to the Bridge pickup at full volume for the rest of the song. Eddie used the 5150 guitar to play it live on the 1984 tour, but he used a pedal with it’s Volume rolled down so that he could simply press a button on the pedal with his foot for the quiet parts of the song. It sounded rather thin this way, but it worked well enough. In later live performances on the Roth reunion tours he used the Neck pickup and pickup switch on the Wolfgang guitars to achieve a similar effect to what he did with the ‘58 Flying V on the album.
@@fivefingerfullprice3403 You can hear me do the same process as Eddie did on the record in this short audio clip I made on my own reissue ‘58 Gibson Flying V: th-cam.com/video/bgDwwX_48SU/w-d-xo.html
I think so! I spent years playing slow wondering when the speed was gonna come. And I finally had another teacher tell me to just start playing it fast. Sloppy and all. Push it. Then slow back down. It works! You have to play with the danger and not be scared. That’s what bedroom woodshedding is about! Thanks for the comment! 😎
Hey good job Eddie had a tremendous reach you do make it look easy you seem way into it I worked at the factory saw Eddie often even talked I know exactly what his guitars were made of after 81 not expecting a reply alot of you tubers look down on us peons but I've been building some top notch guitars out of real period correct parts and almost everyone at the factory played Eddie's music your explanations are very good rock on!
Thanks for the great comment! I envy you. I never had the opportunity to talk to Eddie but was close at a soundcheck! Sounds like you also have some cool inside Info. I appreciate your support man. 😎🎶🎶
to share all your knowledge that you had to practice and learn for 20Years? makes you a hero You work is fantastic! It sounds like Eddie Van Halen and that's all that matters..
Love your content brother because of you I learned Van Halen songs I get a bird's-eye view of what it's really like to play them you go really in-depth I appreciate you man keep up the good work
I just saw the article that states that about the gibson hard to belive but according to the article that's what he played at least for the rhythmic parts probably grabbed the 5150 for the leads though 😳
I don’t see why it’s hard to believe he would use the V for those parts. He was very found of the fixed bridge look at all the stuff he did on the destroyer on the first album. Flipping between the bridge and neck with an explorer or a Flying V is easier than a Les Paul. He even started with the switch there with a Ernie Balls and then relocated more to the Les Paul spot on the Peavey and EVH.
Well teacher was recorded in 84 he was playing Kramer parts since 81 when he destroyed the destroyeder as we called it at the factory about the same time he or rather Paul Unkert built the first 5150 with the original Kramer destroyered neck as far as music man and peavey goes or fender who always made evh as they owned charvel at the time by that time Eddie wasn't concerned with signal strength cause of the solid state pre amps in the amps he switched to he knew damn well how to wire a tone pot it just increased signal to ground and weakened the sound on a all tube Marshall rig
I thank God I was there learned so much thanks for the reply! He was a short guy and usually drunk I saw him build the paint blob guitar most of the time when he worked on something we had to run it through production again got to kick around the 5 5150 bodies when the came out of paint he specifically instructed us how to kick them with the side of his foot then out to the parking lot where he pointed where to kick them he didn't want them to look new got lots of stories thanks again! Keep rocking!
Great stuff. I find that I get more control with my right hand when anchoring the thumb on the top of the neck. Got that from the old Steve Lynch instructional VHS.
Thanks Marty. I've never learned a single EVH song....but I recently bought the EVH Frankenstein relic, so it's my responsibility to learn something. ha
I don't feel tardy ! Really nice lesson thank you for explaining everything. Man that is a badass guitar. One of my favorite songs. I just recently discovered this channel and subscribed. Now if you could just lend me your guitar . Thanks for sharing your knowledge and ready for more. I wish I could give this a five star instead of a thumbs up.
That decending run after the begining tapping section doesn't do the high E string twice in the same pattern, it actually runs up the pattern before he hits the tapped note then does the decending lick. Just thought id let you know for a future update video if you ever decide to do one. Love your content.... cheers.
Great tutorial! Everything you showed sounds right or pretty close. However, the ending goes A for 4 counts, C (A shape at 5th fret) for 2 counts, D (A shape at 7th fret) for 2 counts, and high A (A shape at 12th fret) for 4 counts, sliding down on the 4th count to land on the low A for 1 strong beat to end the song.
@@Ranch5150SkinWalker absolutely man! I’m still hoping to make the same mods to my Kramer baretta special that you a video about. Hardest part is finding the time. Glad to see the channel growing
You’re on the right track. Your descending tapping pattern actually begins with an ascending pattern. And it is not repeated. It’s not (12-8-7-5 12-8-7-5) It’s actually begins (5-7-8-12-8-7-5) then start at 8 and tap to 12 for the rest of the descend. All other patterns are (8-12-8-7-5). Listen to the isolated track and try it. That part stumped me for years.
Nice comment! I appreciate it man. I think it’s just how I’ve played it for so long it’s the way I actually hear it lol. But I believe you are correct 😎☮️
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing! So true! Another VH tune that seems straight forward, but is way more complex when actually trying to do it. Also, on the album, I believe he's using the Explorer, and switching to the neck pickup for the quiet parts, then hitting the toggle to get to the bridge pickup. He does the same on his more modern versions using the Wolfies.
I’m not sure what I remember reading, for some reason the V stands out for me in this one? But I think you’re right, neck pickup with volume turned down sounds right for that studio sound! 😎🤟🏻
Whatsup Marty?I finally made it back to work on this badboy some more.I'm making progress alot faster this time.I guess it's a good thing to pull for a while.It seems to help me see clearly now the rain is gone.No I didn't!!!Thanks again my friend.
This is one of the best places. Subscribed! Evh Black&White and Bumble Bee owner. Gibson Flying V, Slash AFU LPaul, and 7 ibanez with dif pickup configs and 1 peavy. I know 0 songs through.
it's fun to play that verse bit with the bending of the chord as opposed to what's on the album of eddie actually sliding down from 8th fret to 7the fret. interesting interpretation. i generally play what's on the album for complete accuracy but fun to play it that way as well.
@@kennethhoneycutt4513 it’s hard to keep up sometimes but I’m trying! Thanks man! It’s fun and I e hit the interaction. Thankfully it is usually positive stuff. Which I find shocking. Haha. 😎
Thank you! Hope you have fun with it! There’s a lot to pickup and learn in this song, not just Van Halen technique. It’s a glimpse into blues and boogie. Hybrid picking. Chord shapes. Etc !
@@Ranch5150SkinWalker fortunately for me I've been playing rhythm for decades so the swing is pretty natural for me.... it's the lead stuff I'm working on...great channel bud
I know Eddie had his own specific way to tuck the pick and use his index to tap; I found it easier to keep the pick in its normal position between the index and the thumb and tap with the middle finger because it seems more efficient, but your results may vary....but if you want authentic Eddie, ya gotta do it the way Marty teaches it here. This is authentic.
Hey Marty,,, just subbed this weekend ,,you responded to a comment I made . Had a question .... in your opinion , what would be the " easiest " (I know) ; ) VH tune for a complete rookie like myself to try and learn ,,,, using cheap , low tech (no tech) gear , etc ....just want to get a grip on something to get started ..... Thanks , Dan
I play it a little different but I can roll through it with ease snd go faster or slower. Been playing 45 years and still dont know what im doing. No lessons never played with anyone else. Got the Flying v B&W and bumble bee. I live in an apt so no monster 5150III stuff til I get my own place 🤪
Your version of the main riff sounds like it has an extra note or two in there that I don't hear on the 1984 album version. Your version sounds like a cover of Hot for Teacher...by ZZ Top!
Several reasons. When I brush up on these tunes so I can video a lesson, I have to tune to the recording. Early VH is tuned that way. I learn by ear when I analyze parts so this helps so much. My metal cover band plays in e flat so the singer can hit the high notes easier. I keep the Frankie in e flat since I use this guitar with the band. E flat also sounds great. I keep several guitars in standard and e flat.
Wish y’a Would done thé lesson in standard tuning! Maby i,ll come Back later to Check out this lesson.... but would love if all lessons were in standard tuning ..... thanks anyway bud ,cool insights
I hear ya man! I keep this guitar in e flat for my band since we tune to e flat. I tune to the record usually so if someone wants to play to the record they are in that key too. It’s a 50/50 shot. Thanks for watching man! 😎☮️
pre chorus is incorrect... first part is right.. 2nd part is slide down from 13th fret to 12th the 10th back to 12th. then ADD top 3 strings at 10th back to D G B strings all at 12th. and the descent is 15 chromatic down with 2 hits on the first 4 chords and single hits on the last 4 ending up by backing up to the 9th fret last before going back down to the A chord.
Actually, I think the 0567 5 7/7 with the bend is actually A string --> 0567 D&G -->5/5 8/8 ->7/7 sliding down from the 8/8 to 7/7. That bend doesn't sound right.
BTW, not ragging on your tutorial, it's a great tutorial. I'm just 99.9% sure those parts are what I said above. Thanks for the all the work you put into this.
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Always start slow and progress with perfect timing. . . 95% of anyone who tells you different just deals with the slop and moves on. Now if he had said that and then played it flawlessly, I wouldn't have said shit but, that's just bad advice man.
Hand write tabs..... Thats cool, i do my ideas everyday that way 👍 keep on do it this way (i HATE digital writing, so lazy, so deadhead 😠 ). Good video 😁🤘
It is important to note that Eddie played the entire track with his ‘58 Flying V. He did not roll his bridge pickup Volume knob down at all for the quiet “La Grange” parts. He simply switched to the Neck pickup with it’s Volume control already rolled down…he then flipped the pickup selector back to the Bridge pickup at full volume for the rest of the song. Eddie used the 5150 guitar to play it live on the 1984 tour, but he used a pedal with it’s Volume rolled down so that he could simply press a button on the pedal with his foot for the quiet parts of the song. It sounded rather thin this way, but it worked well enough. In later live performances on the Roth reunion tours he used the Neck pickup and pickup switch on the Wolfgang guitars to achieve a similar effect to what he did with the ‘58 Flying V on the album.
Cheers Allen . Your insight and knowledge is second to none
Thank you for the great details 😉
Nice information bro!
@@fivefingerfullprice3403 You can hear me do the same process as Eddie did on the record in this short audio clip I made on my own reissue ‘58 Gibson Flying V: th-cam.com/video/bgDwwX_48SU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the info.
Your elaboration of Swing in the into is the best single explanation I’ve heard on any Van Halen channel .
Thanks man! It’s so true though. VH we’re a rock n roll swing band half the time back in the Roth era! I appreciate your comment as always!
I practiced this until my fingers bled today. Thank you for making videos. I will keep learning
Awesome. I wish you tube was around back in the 80s. Your a great teacher.
Thanks so much, glad to help you out man! 🤟🏻
"Well, I got bad news for ya.." One of the most honest and correct statements about playing fast in certain instances.
I think so! I spent years playing slow wondering when the speed was gonna come. And I finally had another teacher tell me to just start playing it fast. Sloppy and all. Push it. Then slow back down. It works! You have to play with the danger and not be scared. That’s what bedroom woodshedding is about! Thanks for the comment! 😎
Agree. Just take it to the limit when things break down and get sloppy. Then slow down just enough to figure out what’s going on, then, repeat.
Man I remember learning this from the Guitar for the Practicing Musician tab lol...awesome...
Bringing back memories for ya man! Thanks for the comment and I appreciate the support 😎🥂
Hey good job Eddie had a tremendous reach you do make it look easy you seem way into it I worked at the factory saw Eddie often even talked I know exactly what his guitars were made of after 81 not expecting a reply alot of you tubers look down on us peons but I've been building some top notch guitars out of real period correct parts and almost everyone at the factory played Eddie's music your explanations are very good rock on!
Thanks for the great comment! I envy you. I never had the opportunity to talk to Eddie but was close at a soundcheck! Sounds like you also have some cool inside Info. I appreciate your support man. 😎🎶🎶
to share all your knowledge that you had to practice and learn for 20Years? makes you a hero You work is fantastic! It sounds like Eddie Van Halen and that's all that matters..
That is such a great observation regarding Eddies dad & the jazz/ swing connection. It seems obvious now 😀!! Another great video !
Thank you! He had to grow up around that stuff from a baby so I’m sure it seaped into his style! Glad you liked it.
Love your content brother because of you I learned Van Halen songs I get a bird's-eye view of what it's really like to play them you go really in-depth I appreciate you man keep up the good work
The a lot man! I appreciate that, it makes it all worth while. More to come!
hey Bro Thanks. Been scooping you for free for a while so I finally L&S... so easy.
Thanks man! Glad you are here checking it out. I appreciate you and happy playing! 🎶😎
Great lesson, I've seen loads but you are an excellent teacher of all things Van Halen. Keep rockin' it dude 🔥 🎸
Thank you man! Glad you liked it, I’m just trying to give back and hope you all enjoy it. Plus it’s fun! 😎🎶
Hot For Teacher was done on his 58 Flying V. So the “clean” part was done by switching to a rolled off neck pickup. 🙂
Eddie probably played it on a strat truthfully (overdub)
I just saw the article that states that about the gibson hard to belive but according to the article that's what he played at least for the rhythmic parts probably grabbed the 5150 for the leads though 😳
I don’t see why it’s hard to believe he would use the V for those parts. He was very found of the fixed bridge look at all the stuff he did on the destroyer on the first album. Flipping between the bridge and neck with an explorer or a Flying V is easier than a Les Paul. He even started with the switch there with a Ernie Balls and then relocated more to the Les Paul spot on the Peavey and EVH.
@@Ranch5150SkinWalker take a listen to the isolated track. You can hear the switch.
Well teacher was recorded in 84 he was playing Kramer parts since 81 when he destroyed the destroyeder as we called it at the factory about the same time he or rather Paul Unkert built the first 5150 with the original Kramer destroyered neck as far as music man and peavey goes or fender who always made evh as they owned charvel at the time by that time Eddie wasn't concerned with signal strength cause of the solid state pre amps in the amps he switched to he knew damn well how to wire a tone pot it just increased signal to ground and weakened the sound on a all tube Marshall rig
I thank God I was there learned so much thanks for the reply! He was a short guy and usually drunk I saw him build the paint blob guitar most of the time when he worked on something we had to run it through production again got to kick around the 5 5150 bodies when the came out of paint he specifically instructed us how to kick them with the side of his foot then out to the parking lot where he pointed where to kick them he didn't want them to look new got lots of stories thanks again! Keep rocking!
Haha that’s amazing. Thanks for the input and comment! 🥂
You are super talented - nice job breaking this down for us newbies! Keep up the great work on this channel bro!
Thanks Tom! So glad to hear it is helping folks out! 😎☮️
This is excellent! Your explanation, playing and tone are top-shelf! Thanks for posting this. Cheers! 🤘
Thank you so much! I’m glad you (and others) find these helpful. It’s fun to pass along this stuff.
@@Ranch5150SkinWalker You're welcome!
Great stuff. I find that I get more control with my right hand when anchoring the thumb on the top of the neck. Got that from the old Steve Lynch instructional VHS.
Thanks! I totally understand. Locking down and stability is key when tapping. For control and string muting. 😎🙌
Great lesson! Love it
Awesome lesson and explanations Marty! I'll get this stuff yet!! 🎸🎸
Just what I need!!, Great Professor, Thanks for that lesson!! I subscribe 🤘
Thanks Marty. I've never learned a single EVH song....but I recently bought the EVH Frankenstein relic, so it's my responsibility to learn something. ha
Really cool breakdown! Thanks.
You’re welcome! Glad you liked it! 😎
Great lesson Marty! Very awesome! 😎🎸🍺👍
Wonderful Class Marty!
Congratulations!
Thanks Alex!! 😎
Thanks for all the info!!! Excellent
My pleasure!
Thanks for making my life easier! Cheers!
Excellent teaching and lesson. You really helped me how to play this song. Thx! ❤🎉😮😅😊
You're very welcome! Glad you had success and like the video. 😎🙌
You explain the why behind the what and the how!
Great lesson 🤘!!
I don't feel tardy ! Really nice lesson thank you for explaining everything. Man that is a badass guitar. One of my favorite songs. I just recently discovered this channel and subscribed. Now if you could just lend me your guitar . Thanks for sharing your knowledge and ready for more. I wish I could give this a five star instead of a thumbs up.
Thanks John I really appreciate it! I’m super happy you liked the lesson and channel as well. Much more to come man!
Awesome lesson
Love your teaching method and tan layout ..!😊
Thanks so muc. I do appreciate you watching and for the support! 😎🤟🏻
That decending run after the begining tapping section doesn't do the high E string twice in the same pattern, it actually runs up the pattern before he hits the tapped note then does the decending lick. Just thought id let you know for a future update video if you ever decide to do one. Love your content.... cheers.
Awesome tutorial🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thanks so much! 😎🥂
This is accurate, I haven't seen the F# over A before, and my ear knew something was missing when I only play the A.
Well done, thank you 👍
Now I know why I could never get that grind on... I didn't drop the thumb over the F#. ( I was dumb with the thumb ) LOL! 😂
Hahah!!! Common “mistake” my friend! But hey it works either way.
Thanks man! Good stuff
Great tutorial! Everything you showed sounds right or pretty close. However, the ending goes A for 4 counts, C (A shape at 5th fret) for 2 counts, D (A shape at 7th fret) for 2 counts, and high A (A shape at 12th fret) for 4 counts, sliding down on the 4th count to land on the low A for 1 strong beat to end the song.
Marty, your subscriber count is growing fast! Well done 🤘
Thanks! I am trying so hard! I just hope people keep finding value in the things I like. Lol. 😎🥂
@@Ranch5150SkinWalker absolutely man! I’m still hoping to make the same mods to my Kramer baretta special that you a video about. Hardest part is finding the time. Glad to see the channel growing
You’re on the right track.
Your descending tapping pattern actually begins with an ascending pattern. And it is not repeated. It’s not (12-8-7-5 12-8-7-5)
It’s actually begins (5-7-8-12-8-7-5) then start at 8 and tap to 12 for the rest of the descend. All other patterns are (8-12-8-7-5). Listen to the isolated track and try it. That part stumped me for years.
Nice comment! I appreciate it man. I think it’s just how I’ve played it for so long it’s the way I actually hear it lol. But I believe you are correct 😎☮️
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing! So true! Another VH tune that seems straight forward, but is way more complex when actually trying to do it. Also, on the album, I believe he's using the Explorer, and switching to the neck pickup for the quiet parts, then hitting the toggle to get to the bridge pickup. He does the same on his more modern versions using the Wolfies.
I’m not sure what I remember reading, for some reason the V stands out for me in this one? But I think you’re right, neck pickup with volume turned down sounds right for that studio sound! 😎🤟🏻
Smoking player. Love your vids. Thanks so much!! This reminds me why I don't gig anymore.
Whatsup Marty?I finally made it back to work on this badboy some more.I'm making progress alot faster this time.I guess it's a good thing to pull for a while.It seems to help me see clearly now the rain is gone.No I didn't!!!Thanks again my friend.
Wonderful! Keep rocking man!!!!! 😎🤟🏻
@@Ranch5150SkinWalker I hate your amp blew like that.What do ya think happened?
@@dausblack2585 I think it was a cap. I called the shop yesterday, they haven’t got to it yet. So we will see. I’ll do a follow up video. 🙏👍
This is one of the best places. Subscribed! Evh Black&White and Bumble Bee owner. Gibson Flying V, Slash AFU LPaul, and 7 ibanez with dif pickup configs and 1 peavy. I know 0 songs through.
it's fun to play that verse bit with the bending of the chord as opposed to what's on the album of eddie actually sliding down from 8th fret to 7the fret. interesting interpretation. i generally play what's on the album for complete accuracy but fun to play it that way as well.
very cool technique homerun helped tremendously
Thank you, glad you liked it! 😎🥂
Great intro and content. Subbed.
Thanks you man!! 🙏
Great stuff man
Thanks Carlos! Happy jamming bro!
Dude that's awesome as always
Thank you kindly! I appreciate the support. 😎🥂
@@Ranch5150SkinWalker that's another thing I love about your Channel you are very engaging with your viewers I highly respect that
@@kennethhoneycutt4513 it’s hard to keep up sometimes but I’m trying! Thanks man! It’s fun and I e hit the interaction. Thankfully it is usually positive stuff. Which I find shocking. Haha. 😎
That was a great tutorial.
Thanks! Glad you liked it man!! 🤟🏻😎
Man you rock. Thanks.
You’re welcome! Thanks for the comment and support man. 😎
ok subbed thanks great content
Thank you so much. I really appreciate it!!
Eddie was obviously influenced by ZZ Top's 'La Grange' for the riff to this song. VH covered it slot in their early years before being singed.
Totally man, Hot For Teacher is a ZZ Top song on steroids! And Take Your Whiskey Home and Bottoms Up.
@9:15 - that's the easiest and best way to play that section...seen other tutorials that over complicate that part - nice :)
Thanks so much!
This is great man..
Thank you! Hope you have fun with it! There’s a lot to pickup and learn in this song, not just Van Halen technique. It’s a glimpse into blues and boogie. Hybrid picking. Chord shapes. Etc !
@@Ranch5150SkinWalker fortunately for me I've been playing rhythm for decades so the swing is pretty natural for me.... it's the lead stuff I'm working on...great channel bud
I know Eddie had his own specific way to tuck the pick and use his index to tap; I found it easier to keep the pick in its normal position between the index and the thumb and tap with the middle finger because it seems more efficient, but your results may vary....but if you want authentic Eddie, ya gotta do it the way Marty teaches it here. This is authentic.
Nice EVH sound! What is your setup? Especially the reverb you're using? Thanxz in advance for your answer!
Thanks
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For the record Eddie used to hold his pick between his thumb and middle finger which freed up his index finger for tapping! Hard to do, I've tried it.
It’s tricky! You eventually just adapt to it!
Have you seen this Eddie Van Halen instructional video from back in like 1995 🔝 🎸 guitarist Curt Mitchell ( ??? ) i’ve never heard of the guy.
Can’t say I have??
Hey Marty,,, just subbed this weekend ,,you responded to a comment I made . Had a question .... in your opinion , what would be the " easiest " (I know) ; ) VH tune for a complete rookie like myself to try and learn ,,,, using cheap , low tech (no tech) gear , etc ....just want to get a grip on something to get started ..... Thanks , Dan
I play it a little different but I can roll through it with ease snd go faster or slower. Been playing 45 years and still dont know what im doing. No lessons never played with anyone else. Got the Flying v B&W and bumble bee. I live in an apt so no monster 5150III stuff til I get my own place 🤪
Your version of the main riff sounds like it has an extra note or two in there that I don't hear on the 1984 album version. Your version sounds like a cover of Hot for Teacher...by ZZ Top!
Nice catch. And guess who's father played in swing bands ??🤔😄
Thanks man! Yep… Eddie was raised on swing!
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What key and glen miller was in the 40's
Why are you tuned down half step?
Several reasons. When I brush up on these tunes so I can video a lesson, I have to tune to the recording. Early VH is tuned that way. I learn by ear when I analyze parts so this helps so much.
My metal cover band plays in e flat so the singer can hit the high notes easier. I keep the Frankie in e flat since I use this guitar with the band.
E flat also sounds great. I keep several guitars in standard and e flat.
2022 n using crib notes 😬
Folks like em! 😎🙌☮️
Echoplex?
Wish y’a Would done thé lesson in standard tuning! Maby i,ll come Back later to Check out this lesson.... but would love if all lessons were in standard tuning ..... thanks anyway bud ,cool insights
I hear ya man! I keep this guitar in e flat for my band since we tune to e flat. I tune to the record usually so if someone wants to play to the record they are in that key too. It’s a 50/50 shot. Thanks for watching man! 😎☮️
and he bends the second to the last note UP in the tremelo pick section..
pre chorus is incorrect... first part is right.. 2nd part is slide down from 13th fret to 12th the 10th back to 12th. then ADD top 3 strings at 10th back to D G B strings all at 12th. and the descent is 15 chromatic down with 2 hits on the first 4 chords and single hits on the last 4 ending up by backing up to the 9th fret last before going back down to the A chord.
Actually, I think the 0567 5 7/7 with the bend is actually A string --> 0567 D&G -->5/5 8/8 ->7/7 sliding down from the 8/8 to 7/7. That bend doesn't sound right.
Just watched them playing live, yes, he hits the 5/5 on the D and G strings then he slides down from 8/8 to 7/7 on those same strings.
BTW, not ragging on your tutorial, it's a great tutorial. I'm just 99.9% sure those parts are what I said above. Thanks for the all the work you put into this.
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The tapping at the end of the intro riff is wrong. On the first string is clearly played just once, not twice
Yeh he ascends up the with the tapping first then descends. I noticed afterward! 😆
@@Ranch5150SkinWalker the tapping on the first string is tricky
Is there a 3rd brother? Adolf Van Halen?? ;)
Always start slow and progress with perfect timing. . . 95% of anyone who tells you different just deals with the slop and moves on. Now if he had said that and then played it flawlessly, I wouldn't have said shit but, that's just bad advice man.
Hand write tabs..... Thats cool, i do my ideas everyday that way 👍 keep on do it this way (i HATE digital writing, so lazy, so deadhead 😠 ). Good video 😁🤘
Thanks so much man! It takes a while to do the hand written tabs but I'm old school. That's how I learned so that's how I teach. 😄🙌
Boy the way Glenn Miller played….
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