Preaching to the chior here, I'm sure but Brians playing on the Dirty Boogie is off the charts! Not to mention his vocals, while shredding the rockabilly in one fell swoop!!!!!
I saw the stray cats twice in London and we knew that they were special they pioneered the 50s sound revival in England , love your videos I’ve been playing guitar for 54 years and I’m always learning 😀
Thank you very much maestro for this. I thought you would smash it. Fascinating to hear different styles of players and some background about the music. I can’t wait for the licks lesson. Cheers Brother
They weren’t in my rotation but Brian Setzer is a great player … rumor has it he gave Dave Mustain a guitar lesson, which Dave refutes … true or not, it’s a great rumor … love the lesson !!!
Thanks for the lesson! Brian Setzer made an interesting video about his playing at the time of VHS. I remember him explaining there that strived to play something tastier than straight oldschool rockabilly even for rythm.
Hay Brewster, always on Point, one thing I have to tell you. If you have a kids party going down hill with bad music, blast THE STRAY CATS, it's like watching little kids Going APE S@#$ OVER BUBBLES,!
Agreed that they made their name over here and, alongside more traditional groups like Crazy Cavan, led a neo rockabilly genre. I love them, but actually at the same time in 1979 the real big 'thing' wasn't rockabilly it was 2Tone ska of The Specials, Madness, The Selecter, The Beat and a few others. That was the real big thing and certainly in the UK left a bigger legacy.
Still such a great channel. I also like your presentation so much. No zoom in closeups if you wincing at a distortion pedal or something cheesy. Stay cool bro!
Got me thinking bout blank generation . Anyhows. Privileged to see stray cats twice in New Zealand. Brian Setzer got some other world skills going on .
Gm/maj7, Cm/maj7. Flat th 3rd on G# and C# major scales and build chords in the usual manner : 1, flat 3rd, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, etc. through all 7 modes. :
I've just seen this lesson dave,funnily enough my freind really loves his rockabilly, I was saying to him the other day I was going to check out Brian setzer,so I could learn some of his links,ive learnt stray cat strut so I'm going to send it to him,much respect to you and your knowledge and great channel,ps any chance you could do some more frank zappa please!!
Nice shirt bro... My dream is to roll up in there after I stole 1 million dollars and buy some super cool stuff...wanna buy a vintage guitar...for cash?
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Can't get enough of rockabilly lessons, Ty
Brian Setzer is a guitarist often overlooked I think SRV would have been happy to write that tasty intro to "Stray Cat Strut"
Interesting comment...always thought setzer wes cool .
@@imannonymous7707 I agree although this was great as Setzer is not often mentioned when people talking about guitar players.
This is so much fun hearing playing Stray Cats , i get all smiles
Saw The Brian Setzer Orchestra a few years back. What a great show.
Preaching to the chior here, I'm sure but Brians playing on the Dirty Boogie is off the charts! Not to mention his vocals, while shredding the rockabilly in one fell swoop!!!!!
Brian Setzer is awesome.
Thank you!!
Fabulous topic! Brian Setzer So underlooked! Thx!
They say history repeats itself ....I think a swing revival is long overdue ....good work
I saw the stray cats twice in London and we knew that they were special they pioneered the 50s sound revival in England , love your videos I’ve been playing guitar for 54 years and I’m always learning 😀
I remember working in a record store when this came out and we couldn’t keep it in. Love it.
Another Kick ass lesson! Well done young man.🤘💪🎸
Great video !! Brian Seltzer is amazing !! Doesn't get enough recognition !! Thank you for this !!
Thank you very much maestro for this. I thought you would smash it. Fascinating to hear different styles of players and some background about the music. I can’t wait for the licks lesson. Cheers Brother
He is one of my favorites. So tasty and true to that rockabilly sound. I was 12 when Built for Speed came out and I remember how cool they looked.
Great lesson once again. Lots of fun and adds to the vocabulary. Keep 'em coming. Thanks.
I’ve been waiting for years for this one! Thank you thank you thank you!
1- you and Al Di Meola are physically identical right now man!
2- u rock David! Great lesson
Yes!!! The Stray Cats. 🎸 Awesome band.
“Hang around “ , dude I hang on your every word!
Such a great video...You dove deep into the 1st release and pulled out Storm the Embassy. Very impressed!
Brian is a monster on guitar.
Amazing style!!!! Thanks, David!!!!!!
Alright! Thanks David! I'm really diggin' your channel!
Brian Setzer is the Governor, since the beginning over here 🏴🎸 nice to see Storm the Embassy getting some exposure.
Great episode
Great lesson. Love that strat. Keep up the great work.
Excellent review
They weren’t in my rotation but Brian Setzer is a great player … rumor has it he gave Dave Mustain a guitar lesson, which Dave refutes … true or not, it’s a great rumor … love the lesson !!!
Amazing! Very good.
Thanks for the lesson! Brian Setzer made an interesting video about his playing at the time of VHS. I remember him explaining there that strived to play something tastier than straight oldschool rockabilly even for rythm.
Hey David Just saw this Ep! Very good I love the whole style! Another Great one David
Thanks for Storm the Embassy.
Name that tune: Stray cat strut! Loveeee it
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Thanks B 🐓!
Three words: Reverend Horton Heat.
Hell Yeah!
Yes please!!!!!!!!!
Omg yes!
Hay Brewster, always on
Point, one thing I have to tell you. If you have a kids party going down hill with bad music, blast
THE STRAY CATS, it's like watching little kids
Going APE S@#$ OVER
BUBBLES,!
Dave your amazing. Thanks Brother !
I love those augmented chord intro's, stolen by the Beatles from 50's artists. Great lesson Dave 👌👍
Agreed that they made their name over here and, alongside more traditional groups like Crazy Cavan, led a neo rockabilly genre. I love them, but actually at the same time in 1979 the real big 'thing' wasn't rockabilly it was 2Tone ska of The Specials, Madness, The Selecter, The Beat and a few others. That was the real big thing and certainly in the UK left a bigger legacy.
Still such a great channel. I also like your presentation so much. No zoom in closeups if you wincing at a distortion pedal or something cheesy. Stay cool bro!
Outstanding, love this ;-)
killer tone on this bro
Hendrix and blondie are just a couple of u.s acts who found their first success over here in u.k.crazy how that happened/happens.
Americans don't like things until someone else tells them it's good.
The Pretenders are another
Got me thinking bout blank generation . Anyhows. Privileged to see stray cats twice in New Zealand. Brian Setzer got some other world skills going on .
Love it.
Stray Cats were succesful immediately in France too.
You’re the man Dave
Damn. Talk about "digging in". I thought you were going to blow a hole in your pick guard. 😜. Its a big part of that sound..
Gm/maj7, Cm/maj7. Flat th 3rd on G# and C# major scales and build chords in the usual manner : 1, flat 3rd, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, etc. through all 7 modes.
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I've just seen this lesson dave,funnily enough my freind really loves his rockabilly, I was saying to him the other day I was going to check out Brian setzer,so I could learn some of his links,ive learnt stray cat strut so I'm going to send it to him,much respect to you and your knowledge and great channel,ps any chance you could do some more frank zappa please!!
Lonely summer nights just like brian played it when song . Do it..
i just realized you sound like Coach Bill Belichick!! lol! don’t get me wrong, i like it!!
Stray Cat Strut is a good example of the Andalusian Cadence, right?
I think so, and probably inspired by Ray Charles Hit the road Jack
There is a gospel song titled 'Wade in the Water'' that sounds similar as far as I recall.
Mick Taylor, please
Stray Cats were killer, Stetzer is an amazing player. Rockabilly and Jazz.
do you have tabs for your videos
Good afternoon
Have you ever considered a lesson on the music of Dick Dale and the Surf guitar sound
Where can I find your "Rockabilly Primer?"
Chord play Danny Kirwan PLEASE
Hey David, what amps do you actually gig with?
Wrong guitar! Still good.
Yeah he need a growling Gretsch!
Nice shirt bro...
My dream is to roll up in there after I stole
1 million dollars and buy some super cool
stuff...wanna buy a vintage guitar...for
cash?
Talker video
I’ve always heard a ton of Jimmy page in Brian’s plYing
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