The Most Beautiful Thing Andy Timmons Ever Played - GUITAR LESSON
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- For my Presets visit: johnnathancord... On @ThatPedalShow @andytimmonsguitar played this beautiful little snippet that made Dan and Mick incredibly emotional. It's simple, but pretty, and so I thought I'd like to try and breakdown what is going on so that you can play it if you want.
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To clarify if it was improvised or constructed: On TPS Viewers Comments and Questions on Monday Andy had a facetime call with Dan and explained that this piece, called Here Lies the Heart, will be on his next album of works inspired by Chopin - to be released later this year. I think the album will be called something like The Bitter Suites, the Outlier Nocturnes. So, there may be more wonderful tunes to learn
Hi Sean Harrop. Have a listen to The Loner by Gary Moore - (Andy was a big fan of Gary's playing) - and see if you think the two instrumentals are similar or not.
@@seanandben that's a seriously eighties video - loved it - is slightly similar - its a good theme 1 4 5 6 or 1 4 5 b6 on each chord no thirds so it sort of floats around with the minor implied by the 6 / b6 - lovely
Can’t believe you made a video about this.........this is incredible brother.... really really good 👏🏻
Thanks JNC, alot of players have been marveling and saw Andy on TPS with the crying and all. He's a master and to me your in the same league. You come on here and school us weekly on the mastery. I love you for it and I know many more will as they find you. We've taken hold of the flame, keep it burning my friend, pure genius !
Reminds me of Knopfler's score for Local Hero. Absolutely stunning; thank you for sharing and working it out for us.
I watched that video and when I heard that little piece that AT played I was astonished! One of the most beautiful sections of music I’ve ever heard.
Beautiful! Leave it to you to just lift that off the screen! Thanks John. I’ll be working in this from the Patreon tab..well…until further notice. :)
gorgeous- made Dan cry…
I would like you to continue doing these teaching ish videos and for you not to disappear into obscurity! I love your uncompromising content, many guitar channels end up catering to beginners for more views (totally understandable and still like many of those channels) but you keep doing what you do best 🙌🏻
I wanted to second the request for this kind of teaching video. I was also reminded of the time Andy Jammed with Herman Li and performed a new song for Jason Becker. Pure melodic gold!
Thank you very much for breaking this one down, that was indeed incredibly beautiful, I was thinking the same while watching him play. Not to mention the sound. Best regards
Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for showing us john
I’ve heard several people play this hauntingly beautiful tune but, I believe that you captured the essence of it as well as Andy does. Nicely done!
As big of an Andy Timmons nut that you know I am, I was very glad you posted this video today. Great job @John Nathan Cordy!!! Once again you've proved yourself worthy of more. Blessings Sir! 🙏🏼
Thank you for this! Absolutely loved that TPS episode and this part especially.
Beautifully done John
Thanks, John, I saw the video on Facebook first, and I wanted to comment if you could break it down, then I saw this video on TH-cam.
Great stuff as always.
13:14 : bravo, Sir. A delightful rendition. Transported me all the way to the pedal shed. Thank you.
Please keep teaching!
Thanks. I may not have heard this piece otherwise. This is a truly beautiful
Thanks John for schooling us on this pretty piece of music your touch is every bit as emotive as Andy’s 👍
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I saw Andy last night on Tone-Talk with Robert Keeley and asked Andy about that moment on TPS with Dan. He gave context for what brought it all to a head. Mick had a pair of Mesa Boogie Lonestars there which is what Andy used on stage for his three show stint with "That Pedal Show Band" just before the TPS episode in question, but they put them through a stereo boogie cab loaded with.. (my favorite lol) EVM-12L 200 watt drivers in stereo.. And it literally was a moment.. a "thing" for them all, the tone was so beautiful.. that was 30 min before they started taping for the show. When they started taping the show, and Andy started playing that piece, they were all primed and feeling it from that incredible tone in that room (which he says, though the video recording sounds lovely, it didn't quite bring across the feeling in that space with the amp and cabs) And Dan was so moved, they had to stop taping. I absolutely LOVE that moment..
You, sir, did it such beautiful justice in your intro, and breaking it down for us is something we all are thankful for, as well as hearing that you saw TPS and that moment was awesome for you as well.
Andy told that story in answer to my SuperChat, where I mentioned that I found my way to that TPS episode after seeing THIS video inspired by it. Andy was so gracious.. He actually had Marc bring my chat back up on the screen so he could see your name again so he could check you out. I hope he does and discovers, like the other 50,700 of us, a wonderful source of musical inspiration, instruction, and listening joy pretty much every morning.. Cheers Mate.. Hope to see you and Andy in a video TOGETHER some day. 🙂
Thank you so much for this video!! I watched that episode of TPS and pretty much had the same reaction as Dan. That's what it's all about, isn't it? Just taking your instrument and being able to convey that kind of emotion.
Man this piece made me cry…
Love how music can touch you in such a powerful way… Andy definitely knows that less is more…and he has by far, the best tone ever!!
John, you are a legend brother... Thank you for posting this vid, its a stretch for my fingers, but oh so worth it ♥
This is great- thanks John. Looking forward to learning this
I love the guitar and guitar music. It's never made me cry but it has moved me in very many ways. It is such an emotional instrument. I'm not surprised it made Dan tear up. A good time to remind everyone of the power of this instrument and music generally.
I didn't realize as Andy was playing that this is what made Dan tear up. I was almost tearing up myself. Those chord changes towards the end are divine.
Thanks very much for this, and the Patreon tabs!
Excellent breakdown here from that clip from the TPS show with Andy. Stellar example of how good TH-cam can be.
WOW man 😳... absolutely beautiful
Just fantastic! The way you grab that t bar and it’s right there
My goodness... That is a beautiful sequence. And like always, you've done an awesome job.
This is an amazing piece from Andy!! You did a great job both in the performance and the lesson! Thank you again for all your contributions to the Gtr society at large!
Thank you Mr. Cordy for breaking this down.
Thank you so much for this lesson! Beautiful.
Hope to see similar videos on hidden gems like this in the future!
Superb playing as always
Beautiful 🎵
thank you for breaking it down ... sounds wonderful
Man... thanks for this. I'ts really amazing.
I for one would love to see more of this; awesome !!
Thanks for the lesson! Something to try tomorrow - I hope my short chubby fingers wiill do the stretches.
cheers for this its a fun one to play not too difficult but demands a bit of clean playing - I didn't cry though!
Everyone else more or less captured my thoughts, but here's a comment anyway. Thanks for being here to decode this for us. I definitely had you in mind while watching / listening to that episode.
Hey John, just been watching Tone Talk with Andy Timmons. They were asked a question about this song and referenced this video. Andy didn’t catch your name first time round, but he asked Mark to read the question again so he could look you and this video up.
Beautiful, great lesson too
Great job John! Andy has been one of my favorites. But you are as well! ❤
New sub! I must admit, I got slightly emotional with the TPS video as well. Thank you for doing this. Brilliant video. Cheers!
Such an epic moment in TPS history... love that show.
... nice vid ... when I watched the video with Andy Timmons I also sat down immediately to figure out this nice idea ... :)
Beautifully done John. Adding this to my ‘stuff i need to take another look at’ file…
Excellent job, mate. Funny how i found your lesson today. One day after i figured out this wonderful piece of music myself and posted it as some kind of musical christmas card on my socials, haha… Andy is the besr! Merry christmas y‘all!
Yes, I'm learning that one! Thanks, man.
Bravo!
Thank you,John! :)
Thanks
killer lesson bro! Thank you.
Great job, John.
lovely bit
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
Andy Timmons is such a legend that everything he plays is the most beautiful thing he ever played. Massively underrated player. Much like yourself Mr. Cordy
Really nice playing.
LOVE this tone!! I'm a kemper guy, what would suggest to crack that beautiful expressive tone...great playing yet again btw
great tone, great playing, superb
superb!
Great job
Please keep teaching
OMG thank you, thank you, thank you!
You are just an incredible musician👌🏻💪🏻…
Thanks John, very nice 👍 And thanks as well for the TAB on Patreon :)
On a different note, as a GAS heads-up, Mesa just launched the new Cali Tweed 2:20, including a 1x10 combo…. 😬😉
Thank you so very very much for the this, you put a lot of effort into this to get this to the guitar community. PS Hope thats a Liverpool cap :)
Beautiful thank you. Reminds me, too, of something Mark Knopfler would do for soundtrack music.
Nice!!!!!👍
I forgot to mention, a breakdown of his delay settings would be fun. I've been messing with it for years and I still cannot get it perfect. But it does sound huge. I use a triple delay however his Halo claims to use two, I have not got it going on with two. Three , yes. your insight would be awesome here. FWIW, Holdsworth had a Yamaha UD Stomp which is amazing because it has Alans Pre sets. The manual is still available although the delay is officially ' Unobtainium " Status. So you can break down the specs. With 8 stereo delays its powerful.
He's using two deluxe memory man. One at 500ms the other at 350ms. Check this vid: th-cam.com/video/Cz3h5jOb6dw/w-d-xo.html
@@deconline1320 Thanks so much, I will go check that one out. Gold for sure !
The thing I can't get seem to get dialled in is that the mix is quite high up, but the individual repeats don't come through. Maybe a high cut on the delay would work?
I don't play much but what struck me was that the notes weren't hard, or quick, and some of the changes felt so familiar (I had twin peaks in my head or something), but it was so incredibly musical, how he addresses the strings with the pick and fingers, and the effortless timing, it just made it so much more than a tablature would display.
Really tasty…and thanks for the nice walkthrough.
One variation I found fun…after the minor6 in the low position, move that form over to the A string to get the minor2, then move up two frets and change the shape to get an inversion of the v chord.
AT knows tone. The jams he did in a recent JHS episode are some best I’ve heard on TH-cam.
Reminds me of 'Masterpiece' by JP Cooper. Just that little hook in the chorus of his song.
Beautiful, bobble-head
Oh boy, I've been trying to find some time to tackle this since it aired. Gave it a go today, so I can go at it on Saturday, tomorrow, and figured half of it out!
And now I see you've made a lesson! Thank you John for continually being present in my journey :)
(Imagine your pack was the first thing I bought after getting my stomp, and I only found your videos way later than that)
Hey, is there an HX Stomp tone in the folder that would serve as a starting point for this? An AT clean tone with double delays would be killer!
Based in part on your love affair with the K-Line Springfield I just bought one. I am hoping 🙏 it is everything you say it is. It certainly sounds great in your hands. I should be getting it in a few days. Fingers crossed 🤞
I got one used on reverb and it instantly became my number 1. In fact, I love it so much I custom ordered another with same neck shape.
What pickups does yours have?
@@john808welk the 63 set a slightly hotter version of the 60's set
1:26 to 1:28 is what I imagine god to sound like.
Beautiful work John. How is your wife doing now? Thinking of you and yours. God bless.
🍻💯👍👍👍 butter nuff said!!
Fck. I was working on this. You beat me to it!
Of course you have to continue, your videos are expected fervent all over the world. I live in Martinique French West Indies and when you deeply sleep the magic of the Internet allows you to light our sky of your uncomparable game of your discovery that you share so genderly with your sense of humor so British allows to accept the distance Astrale between your velocitus and the school game that comes out of my fingers so don't ask yourself existential questions about your usefulness you do good you encourage and you guide
I thought it was based on Moonlight Sonata 1st Mvt but it’s Chopin. Who knew?
The main motif reminds me of the theme for the film Gran Torino by Jamie Cullum 👌
Also John, I think I saw some comment about a new link for Helix presets, is the link for the HX Stomp the same? Haven't updated my presents in a while. It looks like last modified a while ago. Thanks!
Does Andy still offer online guitar lessons? Please. I want one badly please
I watched the TPS episode with Andy Timmons. Its a very inspiring melody and tone. Reminds me of "The Deerhunter" in some respects. Andy's Halo pedal by Keeley is pricey however. What was your effects signal chain? Sounded very nice and very similar. Thanks for the lesson.
Just running a Blues Driver into my Helix Andy Timmons preset - I fancy trying out the Halo at some point I think
I watched the TPS video and is great, and a lot of fun. Wonderful tones, insights, and playing.
one delay set in 500 miliseconds geitng into a second delays set in 375 miliseconds, and you got it.
Great playing 👏
Do you have tab i can request?
Hi John, what would be your recommendations to create that Andy Timmons Sound in the FM3? Thanks man
This song should be named Cry for Dan.
Similar progression found in Zelda Link's Awakening.
It’s called “Here lies the heart”
Well done. Tone sounds great. Is this the Helix and if so, what amp sim is it? Great job 👍
Reminds me of Titanic (Celine Dion... )... boys don't cry...🤥🥲
Was this a Helix patch? I'd love to find out which one.
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Are you picking each note? I started this thinking it was a 1st note hammer on the next 2 notes on the main motif?
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I think Andy's piece is very nice - (as you do John) - but I think Andy may have been listening to The Loner by Gary Moore before coming up with his "Here Lies The Heart" piece, or perhaps Gary was inspired by Chopin! Either way it's a lovely piece, very nicely "broken down" by you.
Where did that title come from Sean? Thanks for that I didn't know what the piece was called!
Where is the tone coming from?
Preset or are you running a drive into an amp?