3 Eddie Hazel Licks From 1979
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2021
- Here's the next episode of Three-For-All with 3 Eddie Hazel Licks From 1979. The late-great Eddie Hazel of Parliament & Funkadelic fame is a legendary guitarist and as I mentioned in the video - we hit a Funkdelic Chordplay lesson last year, so this time we're taking a look at some of Eddie's fiery licks and fretboard antics.
Eddie's playing style combined a healthy dose of funk and blues elements mixed with a noticeable Jimi Hendrix influence/vibe, which brings all sorts of expressive string bending, intense vibrato movements, hammer-on/pull-off legato excursions, soaring fuzzy feedback, and so much more!
The ideas in this lesson came from a live performance that captures Eddie jamming through an extended version of 'Standing On The Verge Of Gettin' It On' from 1979. The licks shared here include a funky bending phrase, a mutant bending idea that opens with three different bending licks, some funky double-stop moves, a shift bending phrase, and more!
If you're already an Eddie Hazel fan, then you know what's coming in this lesson, but for those that are new to Hazel's playing style and the world of Parliament-Funkadelic, prepare yourself, this music will blow your mind and possibly your speakers if you get carried away - which is very likely with these funk music masters.
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let's face it David,...it's a loong time ago now, but the 70s were THE decade for guitar rock, blues and everything else....after that...well thats another story.....;-)
Please do more Eddie, maybe some licks from his cover of "I want you (she's so heavy)" some ridiculously rad licks In that one. Peace!
Seconded
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Fifthed!
The Funk is your friend.
just wanted to say, you're the man. i hope one day i'll get to buy you a beer or something, people like you help push music forward immeasurably. you're a good teacher but most of all your love for what you're sharing with all of us comes through so strongly and that's what ultimately keeps the momentum up.
Very well done. I was privileged to meet Eddie 4/14/86. He came to our band rehearsal. I stood 10 feet from him while he played Maggot Brain... unbelievable talent. Gigantic hands just like Jimi.
Showing this amazing stuff, where you're playing, how you're getting the tone and explaining notes and fretboard thinking is great. Just discovered Eddie Hazel got to think he influenced a lot of rock players who might not admit it.
Eddie was amazing! His solo stuff was awesome!
Huge inspiration for me.
Funkadelic is one of the most underrated bands no doubt.They are one of the Greatest Rock Bands ever for sure❤️ 🔥 .
Can we get some love for Gary “Moses Mo” Moore? Mothers Finest was one of my favorites from that era. Great vid as always.
Became aware of Eddie listening to Ween, A Tear for Eddie. Had to find out who 'Eddie' was. Love the eclectic content Mr. Brew!
Seem here man
I saw Eddie Hazel play maggot brain at St. Andrews Halll in Detroit , general admission, so o were as close as we wanted. There is now sound like them playing early Funkadelic .
Great video! Glad to see a “funk” lesson that is not based around just clean tones. Keep up the great work.
You are terrific!
When my tele got stolen and I was waffling getting another or a Strat Eddie, Hazel came to me in a dream and told me to get an SG, like Zappa. So I did. but he's awesome. thanks for this.
Now that's playing with feel. Those licks sound so cool, my head is actually bobbing, haha.
Thanks B 🐓!
Wow Dave, the tone, the feel, the vibrato, your guitar sings man.
Great lesson as always
Simple but powerful. It's not always about the "shreddy" highly technical stuff especially in the context of a great band.
Thumbs up on the hair cut man. I've had long hair all my life until a couple years ago. So much more comfortable and quicker showers! You rock no matter what you look like anyway. Thanks for the lesson!
Also coming round the mountain hard core jollies
Give me intensity and conviction over technical blistering alien mathematics... The holy grail is the marriage of both
I agree
@T-1000 WizOh'd yes
Beautiful strat !! Eddie’s hazel was very distinctive, you can definitely hear him if you listen out for those furious liquid like licks. The way he overbends and hammers off with wild vibrato, it’s almost as if he has a third hand manipulating the guitars whammy bar as he plays blisteringly fast runs with intense groove.
NOT MUSIC RELATED I used to run into George at the strangest most Non-musical events. He wore that wig every where in public. I had season tickets for U of Minnesota Basketball for several years. (The Kevin McHale years) He was there a lot. You goin' for beer? I'll but you fly. Ok. Good man.
Man, this is such a good video. If ever I feel my playing might be on the wain, I watch one of your videos. Challenging but accessible licks. It really tops up my enthusiasm. Love Eddie Hazel.
This is so cool, I'm a huge Parliament/Funkadelic fan, and I love the Eddie solos from the 1979 Houston show! Thank you for making this - amazing work!!
Love Eddie!
This post was perfect Respect..Mike diapers gets overlooked longest guitar player in those band Hazel is one of those standouts..Dave true musician guitar player
I've been playing that solo for years, and the notes you play are so similar, yet different.. Eddie gave us so much creativity in his songs .. all the best :)
Awesome ... I love this kind of stuff ..thx Dave
The original guitarists were Mr. Tawl Ross, Mr. Frankie Boyce, Mr.Harold Beane, Mr. Ron Bykowski and Mr. Eddie Hazel, with Mr. Richard Boyce, and Mr. Billy Nelson on Bass Guitar.
Nice job 🔥
Great lesson. Two of my all time favorite songs by anybody are Loose Booty and I'll Stay.
Great stuff! Really luv the sound of that Fuzz!
Great video loved those bands , and made me want play the guitar . Still working on maggot brain getting there. No kids at home alot more time to play now. And thank again for showing how they played .
Thanks for another great lesson David. Love that you get into so many different genres.
Man I am so thankful for you doing these videos still! Your an amazing teacher and I enjoy your content very much! A Huge Thanks!
Thanks David for this great lesson!
Nice work David! Thanks!
This video is killer! Thanks for making it I love getting to see what these guys were up to. It's tough for my ear to pick up.
One of my all time favorite bands! Thanks for sharing man!! 🎸✌🏻🎶
How the heck did I miss this one? Great stuff!
Thanks!
I love how you give a bit of history before the lesson. Quality content!
Really cool to hear you giving the love to Eddie. Cheers.
Thanks for the video!
Thank you very much!
Badass! 🔥🎸🎶
Great lesson and Eddie is the best. Just a suggestion - pleas sing the phrase!
Awesome! That second lick has echoes of Spanish Castle Magic. All three are just really cool, tasty licks. Great choice, and as usual, great job.
i watched this video far earlier in my guitar journey and i couldnt understand how you tracked what you did from him, but now im coming back to it to (commenting before getting into the meat) see it with better eyes and so far its working out because you recommended an affordable fuzz pedal at the exact time i just started looking for them
I find it interesting how he changed from the 70's to the 90's, compare Game Dame and Guitar Thangs to his final recordings on Axiom Funk
Sweet lesson, Dave. If you like Eddie Hazel, then you should like Ernie Isley from the Isley Brothers. I'd enjoy an episode (or two) covering some of his licks from "Voyage to Atlanis", "Summer Breeze", "That Lady", etc. Hendrix played with the Isley Brothers in the early 60's and Ernie Isley learned from him.
This was a sick lesson and all taken from one of the best rare videos of him playing. For anyone looking for this show look up Eddie Hazel Houston 1979 and you’ll find it.
Major major props kudos and respect to you for looking into live Eddie stuff and not just most youtube guitar people who only ever examine Maggot Brain. Eddie Hazel had so much more depth to him outside of the beauty of Maggot Brain, and it definitely doesn’t get analyzed nearly as much as it should.
CAN YOU DO A ERNIE ISLEY LESSON? I GO TO SEE HIM OPEN UP FOR SOME GUY CALLED STEVIE RAY VAUGHN IN 1990
A great protege of Jimi Hendrix opening a show for the late great SRV??? Damn dude you were very blessed to have seen that show.
That vibrato at 5:41, magical, an harmonic trying to come up and the fuzz giving the spice there as well🔥
Hey David! Great video! Could you do a lesson on Tommy Vetterli from Coroner? He's an extremely underrated player and Coroner is probably one of the best bands from the 80's / early 90's thrash era.
White boy know about funk hell yeah
Nice!!!! More Eddie Hazel from Late Night Lessons!!! Thanks, David!
Nasty licks! Well played..happy to subscribe…that tone was bust ass bro👍🔥💥
Great stuff man. I really love the acid and psychodelic rock of Funkadelic. You're absolutely right they were so unique because they were just bringing sound but they brought you visuals, themes, concepts, theater. P-Funks music and shows was like a religious experience.
Awesome. More Eddie Hazel/Micahel Hampton/Garry Shider playing tips would be awesome! Their solos are just amazing and it's so difficult to improvise like them.
Those bends got me reeling... oooh yeah
Love it, David! I get tons of mileage breaking out those Funkadelic riffs from your lesson last year and I got all all the Funkadelic albums, what a catalog! I love that song Sh*t G*ddamn Get Off Your *ss and Jam!
Eddie was Funkadelic, after he left the sound changed. I still bought every Parliament Funkadelic album. But I prefer the first ones when Eddie was playing lead. Mikes ok, but he’s not Eddie. I also liked Ron Bykowski, him and Eddie were killer together. There is a bit of debate as to wether it is Eddie or Ron, playing lead and doing the solo’s on Red Hot Momma and Vital Juices. These licks come from Eddie’s solo from Red Hot Momma live in Landover MD 1979. That video is on TH-cam.✌🏼
Eddie's definitely doing vital juices.
Great lesson, and the bonus lick was sweet, and leads me to think mr Vai might have been channeling some Eddie when he recorded “the animal “
The guy in the Middle with the hat is also Eddie just for the record👍✌️
Such a refreshing view. No “Sly” pun intended.
Another great video - thanks David. Love Eddie Hazel, you should check out his 'Rest In P' album from 1994
Damn .... the list goes on.
Master Brewski is TRULY a amazing color blind Instructor... Guitar cuts to the BONE...txs. HEY the chords of John Mahavisnu
Never heard of Eddie. But I like it. Reminds me of Trower.
Great lesson! Excellent sound and tone, you’re making that strat sound like it should. I also like that you don’t spell out each and every note, it compels (forces?) your viewers to think a little bit as they find their way through the licks.
You forgot Glen Goins on gee-tar also!😁
NICE STUFF ! Thanks ! : )
That fuzz actually sounds good.... might have to pick one up... would you mind sharing your settings on it? Great vid !!
Not sure how Brewster has his set, but with a fuzz face style pedal it sounds best going into an already overdriven amp or pedal. Fuzz on 100% volume 50-70% you can use your guitar volume to adjust how much fuzz you want, and don’t forget to send it thru an electric mistress style flanger to get the full Eddie hazel effect!
would you be able to do another one with more eddie hazel licks? there's just so much to learn from him, the way he uses the pentatonic is so unique. judging from the response you've received from this video, i think a lot of others would agree!
Could you do a slayer chord play or a 3 for all of Jeff and kerry the 3 for all would be cool since a lot of the solos tend to seem like they are just running scales they had just learned maybe there’s more to them I know they have some solos you could tell where the idea came from like dead skin mask seem like it starts in a mixolydian pattern but when they play live it feels like they just improvise the solos
Sounds very bad ass! What amp did you use?
Yes yes yes.
I met a guy that claimed to write the song that goes like...come along on a fantastic voyage.
We talked music, cool guy. He said he could have made more money on his own but stuck with his band.
Fantastic Voyage by Lakeside
The man you met was either Stephen Shockley & Otis Stokes. They were the writers.
@@greezythumb I gave him a Lyft, I respect him because he was talking about taking his Grandkids to school.
He showed me his TH-cam channel i believe. I cant remember much pre covid unfortunately.
I even let him listen to my sad riffs, he was cool and even compliment me
@@massttrshrdrharmonicminor2002 that's a real cool experience man. Blessings to you and happy father's day
"Hey Eddie, come over here. I want you to talk to me brother."
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How far away are we from shred school 2.0 video series?
Hey Eddie...What was that device I saw you use on a video last year that allowed you to put it on your strings and give you a unending sustain of a note. I thought it was real cool!
E-Bow
Yola song Faraway Look vocal line is suppose to change from minor to major or vise versa but you should make a video lesson on rock songs that have vocal lines melodies that switch from minor to major,,, or major to minor to give examples to really learn the major scale and minor scale to stand out and know how to use them. Often guitar solos are just sounds like someone is practicing their scales and I'm just looking at my watch thinking about going home and throwing in a TV dinner in the microwave. So Latenight maybe you can really dive into vocal lines in rock songs that SWITCH from major to minor or from minor to major to really learn how to use the scales good.
What settings are you using on the MXR 108?
I played with Tiki Fullwood and recorded
I played with Tiki Fullwood in the 70“s in S.E. Washington,D. C. and we stayed up for hours recording tracks in track studio in track studio in Bethesda Maryland. In 1976. And came to Maxton, N.C. AND, met Mr. T. Ross , and I was too through and could not believe that I was among the people that I was studying their music
Every song eddie did was a guitar lesson
Check out the rest in p.album.that came out after hazel s death
The funkadelic toys album has eddie doing some awesome solos check out the goose, vsmpy funky bernie, and slide on in check out eddie going off on that one
The live 71 version gig at Meadowbrook you will.hear eddie do a awesome luve performance on maggot brain
Eddie work.on the Ruth Copeland albums like play with fire and durburban family lament is cool.tiki.fulwood is a fool.on drums
Not at all familiar with this genre, but that was cool!
How about an episode of mothers finest !
One more time ……
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Check out the guy who did the guitar solo on get off your ass and jam funkadelic Paul warren a junky walked in for a few bucks
Wait did you cut your hair???
Sorry I called you Eddie!
Catfish Collins
who the heck is Eddie Hazel?
The great Eddie Hazel. Check out the entire "Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On" album by Funkadelic (1974) for a proper introduction to Eddie Hazel.
Who?
The great Eddie Hazel. Check out the entire "Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On" album by Funkadelic (1974) for a proper introduction to Eddie Hazel.