Great Guitar Solos // A Trip in the 70's (Without Stairway...)
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This is my tribute to some of the great rock guitar solos from the 70's.
I had to remove Stairway to Heaven because of a copyright issue.
I played all guitars, bass, keyboards and I programmed the drums with a Native Instrument plugin.
All guitars and bass were recorded with the Kemper profiler.
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Tracklist:
-Layla - Derek and the Dominos (Clapton's version) (1970)
- ... 1971
-Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple (1972)
-Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd (1973)
-Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen (1975)
-Europa - Santana (1976)
-Hotel California - The Eagles (1977)
-Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits (1978)
-Eruption - Van Halen (1978)
-Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd (1979) - เพลง
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What strings are you using? When I try to play any Pink Floyd solo my e string breaks.
Brazil
I´ve just listen new EP on Spotify and sounds great‼
OMG beautiful The best 8:12 and Free Bird.
insta?
I would've laughed my ass of if this was just 4 solo's and the remaining 6 minutes was only Free Bird
Awesome solo
That would have been pretty funny.... And good trolling
Love it
Lol we’re playing that in marching band, favorite song and drill
I've got my lighter ready!
Can't believe the 70s is already 50 years ago, that's *half a **_century_** ago.*
yikes
Aaggh...Do you want to make me cry? ;-;
No it’s not
Glen Sully yes lol
Is it just me or has music as a whole gotten worse?
The most amazing thing about this dude is not that he perfectly hits literally every note, but that he manages to directly imitate the style of each player, which is REALLY hard to do. Extremely impressive
Não está a imitar, está a tocar a música tal e qual foi escrita, penso eu de que. ☺
@@nunovilela1360 You can read English, obviously yet your reply is not English.
@@del7i540he used translation, dumbass. You can too
That transition from Hotel California to Sultans of Swing alone is enough for me to subscribe.
Dude that comfortably numb solo was a serious piece of art
My thoughts exactly. This is polished, this is really good.
Comfortaboy :D
@@ChefkochAntoine thx haha
Comfortably Numb is number one.
Gilmour is the most tasteful guitarist ever and our guy here absolutely does his work justice.
The WORLD"S best Comfortably numb cover. PERIOD
Absolutely!! I can't stop hearing it over and over... it's as good as perfect.. I'm so sorry it didn't go til the end. Gilmore would be proud.
I wouldn't say PERIOD.
th-cam.com/video/SV-y91BZonY/w-d-xo.html it's rated #1 in the list, feel free to skip (though I'd personally listen to all of them)
@@jamblman Gilmour
Brit Floyd do a bloody good version live.
Hotel California into Sultans of Swing was so unbelievably clean
The 70's was a good decade for guitar solo's. 😀
I shed a wee Scottish tear today. I am a couple of weeks away from my 65th birthday, and the penny finally dropped that in my wildest dreams, I will never ever be able to play guitar like this, BUT, the tear was just as much one of joy because a guy who can play guitar like that took the the time to share it with the likes of me, and in so doing, he has made me want to keep on trying, keep on learning, keep on wanting to be that good even though I know I never will be. God bless you.
That's sad Tommy, I had the same exact thought. But then I thought "man that guy can play, guess I'll just enjoy his joy for awhile :)"
Happy Birthday Tommy, I hope I make it til next yr for my 65th.😄🎂
Tommy Lindsay stop thinking you’ll never be able to
That’s 90% of your problem right there
I decided about 2 years ago I can do it and practiced things I couldn’t do and now I can
Tommy Lindsay you CAN do it my friend...65 is the new 25! You may not become famous but you can certainly improve dramatically. Whenever I see a young guitar prodigy i always think “hey, it only took this kid half a decade to get that good..” Granted, our neuropathways might take longer to mylineate but you can still learn.. you CAN in fact teach an old dog new tricks!
LOL dude.... have you never read where the Saints will play their harps (jam on their guitars) around the throne of Christ! Lol, hang on mano..... it's going to happen for us..... hang on... :)
David Gilmour is the most tasteful guitar soloist around ... good job on capturing that.
And Jimmy Page
Too bad he was in the most boring band in rock history
And Carlos Santana. And Mark Knopfler.
@@unknownkingdombooo
Thanks for reminding all of us how great those seventies licks were. It's amazing how just a few notes played with right dynamics can be so dramatic.
I've heard Gilmour's Comfortably Numb solo 1000 times. Still gives me goosebumps. The best was the Pulse concert live verson!
My favourite version is from live in Pompeii 2016. Like you I've listened to it 1000 times.
You speak for me. Same here ^^
Dudes vibrato and bends are better than some of the originals.
Where
I agree, but shouldn't they be? He grew up listening to/playing this stuff.
Where
where
And surely better than mine
Start... 0:04 Layla Derek and the Dominos
0:32 Smoke on the Water Deep Purple
1:51 Free Bird Lynrd Skynrd
3:18 Bohemian Rhapsody Queen
4:04 Europa Santana
5:25 Hotel California The Eagles
6:25 Sultans of Swing Dire Straits
7:15 Eruption Van Halen
8:10 Comfortably Numb Pink Floyd ... The end
that's why i love 70's rock
@@gonzalo_30_11_vargas wait so sultans of swing isn't swing? my life is a lie 😂
@@philljustphill1656 it's a trap XD
Couple of Boston and journey songs come to mind . But you can't get'em all on here
You forgot Duane Allman on #1. That riff wouldn't exist if he hadn't been there to record that song with them. The original studio version with his amazing slide guitar is still the best version to this day.
Wow. I have never seen anybody play the Free Bird solo that well. Thar was perfect!! Just amazing!!! Also, your flame top PRS is so killer!!!!
Was just thinking the same as I'm scrolling the comments. Absolutely BANG on the money.
Gorgeous guitars, and superb tone. Love to see Carlos Santana represented - such a ravishing, unique tone, and so much Latin passion. Literally no one else in his emotional category.
I play, and cannot even imagine being that good! Flawless execution and a great walk down the lane of memories.
When Comfortably Numb appears, everything looks like so simple
Indeed, very strong solo
It's not a technically difficult solo, but it's full of groove and spirit ...
Easiest one there
@@zzebowa it's about the feeling and not about the speed of the solo
@@pg9551 Oddly I can do GIlmour solos spot on , I find them very easy, and i mean with the feeling too.
He didn't play 'that' part of Hotel California solo though. I was air guitaring with my eyes closed and now I am sad.
If he ended that solo he might get his video blocked. Eagles are very restrictive about their copyrights
And the part after that is more of a guitar duet ;-)
The tones on each solo is absolutely killer. Hope one day I could play like you.
What I loved about this comfortably numb solo is how some strokes are timed differently to go along with the drum beat, which makes it more rhytmic
Comfortably Numb for me is the best solo ever made
I agree with you..Gilmour was the master of masters of touch and feel. He most definitely owns the best solo ever. but i always struggle with choosing
Guys are commenting on the chosen tunes or the changes he made. But I want to comment on his excellent transitions from song to song and all the work on the backing music he laid out perfectly. Bravo!
I was sitting here thinking the same thing. As an old drummer and not a guitar player i listen to these mixes and watch people play there axe in ore but i nearly always feel let down by the drum tracks. Awsome job and took me back to my childhood :)
Agreed!........all talent
I agree and all-around awesome video excellent playing excellent choice of solos
This guy looks like the guy from maroon 5 a bit
Oh it just dripped. with talent.
You deserve a Gold medal for this.Fantastic indeed,how you did it so well !
Gabriel, you have some gorgeous guitars!
Thank you so much for sharing your skills and love of music with us!
0:00 Layla - Derek and the Dominos (Clapton's version) (1970)
0:33 Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple (1972)
1:50 Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd (1973)
3:17 Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen (1975)
4:05 Europa - Santana (1976)
5:24 Hotel California - The Eagles (1977)
6:24 Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits (1978)
7:14 Eruption - Van Halen (1978)
8:11 Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd (1979)
And a little Shine On You Crazy Diamond at the end ;)
this comment kept me watching past the 5 min mark
You know you dig guitar riffs when 6 of your favorite rock songs are on this
Black sabbath? No? No? NO?!
WHY THE FUCK NOT?!
I love it when commentators do a time breakdown!
And that’s why the 70s are my favorite decade
Gabe you are such a natural. Been doing this for 40 years and marvel at your talent!
Your feeling is amazing!!!!! On point and so warm playing, hell yeah
Playing sultains without a pick exactly like mr Knopfler... amazing
I noticed that too, the dude is awesome!
Live version from "Alchemy" is awesome!
You cant play this song with a pick, its meant to be played finger style?
@@GrubbHubbClips You can play any tune with or without a pick. You just play your own interpretation.
@@LewieLeway Please show me a video of someone doing Sultans of Swing
justice with a pick haha
The transition between Hotel California and Sultans was godly 🔥
Is that like Godley and Creme?
bro it was amazing
Fantastic! Amazing! No other words to describe your performance.
Great!!! Everything is sitting, timing, feeling, energy ...
This man deserves more subscribers! Come on internet!
You're absolutely right so I clicked subscribe
You know what you work so I just did I'm a subscriber
Aged like milk? No, aged like butter
Absolutely true
I just did.
this man does not need a gym. he has guitar gains
*gain
Awesome compilation and excellent interpretation. Thanks for this contribution Gabriel!!
Excellent work, and kudos to you for showcasing a fleet of beautiful guitars!
I just looked at my guitars and cried for 20 minutes straight
it's really sad !
I took mine and played a lot x)
I have none! :(
Lmfao so relatable. Almost like you can feel the dissatisfaction from the guitar from you not playing like this. 😂
Levi Eastin me and my guitar loves each other a lot :)
We aren’t the best but we do our best and that’s priceless bro :)
Levi Eastin
So true !😂
This is pretty amazing - when you think that Clapton, Richie Blackmore, Knopfler, Brian May, Van Halen and David Gilmour have such different sounds and techniques. He really pulled it off. Great job !
You forgot Santana
You are so awesome. Love it. Can't get enough of it. Great job. Wonderful.
Far out! You nailed each and every track! FANTASTIC!!
I've heard the Comfortably Numb solo 1,000's of times, and seen David perform it live a few times as well. And still, whenever someone plays it with the right feel, it gives me chills and overwhelms me. Nice job young man!
I absolutely agree with your comment! Amazing job at all those solos but then to top of it off with sweet Comfortably Numb rendition was perfect choice!
I never realized how good it was until I saw Zack Wylde perform it and it just sent chills through me.
You had me in the first half ngl
Yes!
Everytime Comfortably Numb is (well) played = Goose bumps!
I can’t imagine being 18 years old in 1970s. Because every fiber of my body is instilled in this music. I wasn’t born until 1983. But I’ve played all these same songs for years. Hard to believe this stuff was once on the radio… fast forward to what’s on the radio today… hard to believe
Yes great music, much more difficult to learn how to play it though (IMHO or more accurately my excuse, etc.). We had no MTV (when they played music), TH-cam, computers, etc. so we had to learn by wearing out albums, etc.
I was 18 in 74... the year I graduated HS.
Gawd, I'm old😡
@@dongray9852 You're still alive! Be thankful for that!!!
Lots of amazing things on the radio, you're just not into it and that's OK. It's not the era's fault.
that prs..my god the sound that come out of this guitar is so damn good..great playing,really appreciate the moment..thx for sharing
Free Bird is freaking fire! Great job!
Best decade for rock music and guitar 🎸 solos.
Your playing is phenomenal, thanks for the upload.
Admirable
A huevo!
and also best decade of cinema... fuck it the 70s are amazing
An endless loop category winner D:...thumps...seats...and all up...wonderful feeling....intonation is just as perfect...
The 70’s...greatest rock era EVER! Oh and this guy here is super talented 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
a unknown solo but very recommendable and on my list of the top 5 Solos: Telegraph Road from Dire Straits :)
Far away from unknown
@@eduardkasparyan5197 well, it wasn't mentioned :)
The whole song is epic, the solo is just... heaven
One of the best from Dire Straits... personally I also like industrial desease, which is instead extremely underrated
Chain Lightning Or Don’t Take Me Alive...Steely Dan
The people who didn't like the video obviously don't play guitar. Awesome dude
You right
You are so right Nahla and Indeed he is.
Just perfect. Thank you !
Congrats, you play with the right intention, conviction and feeling and THIS is way more important than playing tons of notes per millisecond!!! BRAVO!!!
Not only is the playing stellar, but the tones are incredible.
That’s one of the best things about the Kemper setup. You can get literally any tone ever made and emulate it almost perfectly. Just takes some programming in the upfront part and making sure you have the right amp profiled
@@Bozzy_Wazzy хххх
Dude nailed free bird and sultans of swing hell he nailed all of em
Absolutely brilliant!!!!
This was so beautiful! Great!
I grew up as a little 10 year old kid through the early "70's" in the California bay area, a time in music i will never forget. so glad i grew up during that time.
i grew up as a not so little 10 year old kid in western new york through the early nineties, a time in music EVERYONE will forget. so glad i grew up with cool parents.
My entire childhood in 10 min...Thanks 😊
Absolutely brilliant
This is one of the best videos I've watched in a very long time. You are next level... you play those solos so beautifully
Simply superb!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great transition from Hotel California to Sultans of Swing
Love songs
WoW, that was one if not the best cover of Comfortably Numb I've heard.
You encourage me to play and improve my guitar skills, thanks for the covers and your songs!
love from Brazil
Super Great Job Gabriel, I know you put a lot of work into it and I appreciate it. Thank you Brother
Why would anyone give thumbs down to a brilliant guitarist like this? They must be on crack!!!
I think there are people who think it's funny to just thumbs-down TH-cam videos for no reason.
Because they touch themselves
Yes I was and I'm sorry about that
Because he did not do the greatest solos of the 70's. Nice job on what he did but there are many better and more difficult to play solos during that time.
YES! You did Hotel California, Sultans Of Swing, and most importantly, COMFORTABLY NUMB!!!
GREAT! U earned a like!
Great performance!!! So much musical talent in that decade...
Some people play solos seemingly accurately and perfectly, and then I hear this and I think this guy blows them all away. You sound more authentic and somehow even better and more thrilling than the original solos. Unbelievable!
Stairway to heaven: “I’m the best solo ever”
Comfortably numb: “hold my tuners”
nah
November rain: "hold my pick"
Any Dream Theater songs: you were saying?
Dogs: Woof
Neither could touch Edward van Halens 1978 Eruption solo
That santana europa tone is on point man!
Supposedly partly because of that PRS
Well he is using a PRS
@@15208ad200 Santana definitely wasn't playing a PRS when he recorded Europa in 1976, most likely his Custom Yamaha. Santana + PRS in late 80's
@@RNicolasRuvalcaba Basically the guitar tone was pretty close. And yes he played it really well. You can tell he put in the work to nail these solos. That is talent. I'm sure his original music is awesome as well
Chills and hairs standing up everywhere just like listening to Carlos. Perfect.
You are so gifted guitarist. Just amazing.
Super work you have done!!! Keep the momentum going!
This dudes over here shredding to eruption and comfortably numb and I’m struggling to play basic songs like come as you are
Nirvana songs are far more complex than they seem. Don't let another one's style or specific talent disparage you.
Nirvana songs are easy to play and they were ment to be like that , not on purpose, jusr Cobain had basic knowlege..
Pink Floyd seems easy to play but it'not , i like it more then those late shredders...
and there is no Brian May solo?
@@ejodeeps5496 3:32
Dude same but nirvana made me want to play keep struggling it’s worth it
you just have to believe in yourself bro. this dude probably practiced thoussnds of hours
Me: Oh solos from the 70's, a good chance to hear new music
Also me: wait everything was already on my playlist
Absolutely spot on. Thanks.
You are an amazing musician, and I am enjoying this rock through time so much!! Thank you!
Wow van halen solo is so different from any other solo in that time
That's because there were so few people that used the tapping technique and so he was pretty much the guy who made it popular and encouraged others to use the technique.
Actually Van Halen once claimed the origin of his tapping technique comes from jimmy pages solo in heartbreaker @@ZombieGamer-vq3xf
@trustful hamster, you're right - he influenced so many guitarists that came after him. I respect him for that, although I prefer players who play with more feel like Stevie Ray Vaughan.
@@johnt7630 Lol Abraham Laboriel (bass player) did it before van Halen... Billy Sheehan (bass player) taught van Halen the two handed tapping technique... which I think is mental!
Not really...just a different context, and point of reference. I graduated from High School in 1977, and all of these were my life music
That free bird solo was on fire
WOW! That was impressive! You've got really good technique and skill. Thanks for giving such a clear shot of what you were playing. You really made some of the more difficult little flurries and bends and things really easy and clear to understand. Bravo!
Numb... almost in tears... me after this. Thank you.
You are awesome. My son passed away May 4rh and I can’t believe how much you look like him and I came across your video accidentally. He always wanted to be able to okay guitar this way but he had an auto accident that took the use of his right arm and hand. I just can’t believe how much you look like him 😢
i feel for you, i too lost a child through leukemia, an 8 year old daughter, our only child, it was 17 years ago, but it still hurts like it was yesterday, nobody who hasn't lost a child knows the agony of the mindset that the loss leaves you in, no child should pass before the parents, as i said i really feel for you, god bless !!
When I heard the beginning of free bird I was really like “is going to do the all 4 minutes solo?!” He did not, yet I wasn’t disappointed
BRAVO! BRAVO!! Man, you are freaking great. Perfect interpretations! A true pleasure watching and listening. You gave me chills and goosebumps in places.. continue the craft Gabriel.. Paul
Great choice of solos, all of them nailed perfectly including the sound.
Greta jog man, keep it up!
Gabriel: No stairway because of copyright.
No one:
Not a single soul:
Me: aNd YoU pUt SmOkE oN tHe WaTeR iN!?
@BigEd Michaels What is that gonna do? I thihnk its probably because of Spirit, Taurus issues.
it was a huge hit by deep purple tho
I thought the same thing
and Hotel California :l
So humbling to see some of the best sounding and widely respected solos out there, are based almost exclusively on the Pentatonic!
All those bends were spot on. 👏👏👏👏
Just ran across this...skills are insane, covers are all on point, seriously great playing
Very impressive playing and recording. Thank you for posting.
Wow... great playing man. I’m most impressed with the picking technique on Smoke on the Water and Sultans of Swing. Wow.. although others are also impressive
Great job, brought back a lot of memories!
Never seen anything like this ! Spot on and wonderful.
ABSOLETELY beautiful playing man! Nailed every one of them!!!
Nice job on all,and having been a teen back in the 70's,brings back nice memorys.Keep up the great work.
All solos are superiory created. Smoke on water just feeled so deep, thanks!
pure emotions!! Thanks! Amazing..!
Fabulous - not only captured the songs and techniques but a lot of the feel as well
Loved how in sync you were with yourself on Free Bird. This is really great work. Thanks for sharing it.
Excellent editing and prod on top of great skill playing, love being surprised at small channels turning out much better than expected