NYXL Presents: Nile Rodgers Talks 'Get Lucky'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- True legends never stop.
Nile Rodgers gives insight to writing his part of Daft Punk's massively successful "Get Lucky."
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This is 1% of his real power.
It's really .5%
76%
It seems so easy when he plays it
It's actually not.
This is literally the only video where I can learn how to play this song CORRECTLY, all these other tutorials don't help at all 😂
Eric Blackmon has a pretty good tutorial on it
very agree with you, the others tutorials add to the chords some notes..
😂. From the source here. Nile Rodgers.
@Peter Martins
You do what you have to do.
@Fox 狐 Yes Nile usually bars the whole chord but plucks maybe 2-3 strings at a time. The rest is percussive, muted. He talks about this technique in a master class in Paris. You’ll find it on TH-cam.
easily one of the most skilled and smartest guitarists the world has ever seen
Trueeeeee
Yesss
Nah
Get a Job kid
@@philipgranath8746 yes*
Funny thing is that you might be a supersonic shredder playing hundreds of notes in a single bar but still you won't achieve that charm, groove and beat that Neil Rodgers has with very basic four chords. He is so incredible.
shut up
That's because shredders don't aim for groove and beat. Speed is their main goal, so I think to each their own.
@@Texturas75 Speed is for low self-esteem, groove is for love for the music.
@@materialistadialectico4884 wrong, however someone wants to play music is for the love of music, dont be an asshole.
@@Sauzeisawesome meh i guess so, thing is so many modern guitarists go for speed shredding and it became kinda soulless and bland. rhythm and groove is what made guitar in rock and roll so mesmerizing.
Co wrote and played rhythm on Let's Dance and here he is over 30 years later still relevant and and playing for an audience that weren't even born when he collaborated with Bowie.
A true pioneer and legend.
And Steve Ray Vaughan played the end solo on lets dance
He also worked on Halo's sound track
these chords have been played so many million times in a million ways but still this song is like it's coming out of nowhere and sounds out of this world. Why? geez I don't know This is magic of Niles as good as ever
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯💯💯💯🥂🥂🥂
Those who found this are lucky
Luckily for me, this randomly appeared in my recommended
Guess I'm lucky then.
guess we got lucky
I guess we got lucky
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Nile Rodgers & Daft Punk fusion perfect excelente👌👌👏👏👏
No matter how many times you hear it.... it's ALWAYS beautiful and honestly I can hear it on repeat for hours.
"Nile Rodgers Sound" .... brilliant
This is one of those songs that could go on forever and you never have enough
This is the most funky thing I've ever heard
I grew up loving Nile Rogers' style, with huge collaborations with Diana Ross, Chic, Sister Sledge to name a few. His music transcends the races and age groups. Just pure brilliance.
Something I'm sure guitar players can relate to: When first joining my latest band, I got the usual list of songs in their repertoire to learn. It had the usual Michael Jackson, Van Halen, Billie Idol, Prince chestnuts along with newer top 40 stuff. When I started working on Get Lucky I thought "Great! an easy four chord song" until I really tried to learn it...........Long story short, far and away the most difficult song on the list.
As a rock/metalhead guitarist I'm 100% with you on this. Listened to this song once and thought. "OK, no difficult solos. Should be easy". Oh boy I was wrong. Still today I sound like a robot playing it, close to this guy...
Doing cover bands myself, I never found this one to be overly taxing. I just do the first four 3note groups as triplets, then add something on that one beat where you can do whatever you want before going into the triplets again.
I still think that stuff like Skynyrd or, you said it, Van Halen is much harder to reproduce on stage - not least of all you need much more stuff to reproduce a close tone than just a Strat into a Fender amp like with Nile, be it gear-wise or be it skill-wise. That said, the ones I'm having most trouble getting to 100% with are the shuffled unplugged 'Layla' and the fast run ( you know which one I'm talking about! ) of Sweet Child O' Mine.
Still, I can feel where you're coming from, covering Nile is never easy and literally no one can claim to have done it perfectly, he's just that good at funk. Just get close and be happy is what I'm saying to myself to not get mad at never reaching his particular groove...we also do some 90s HipHop medleys with things like Mo' Money, Mo' Problems and he is sampled everywhere ( the song is basically I'm Coming Out on repeat ), so just get as close as you can, keep that right hand moving and realize you can never be as good as him - and you're gucci.
Cover band audiences won't care as long as you make them dance with a Nile song, which works every time. But not because of you - it's the bass and the drums interlocking that are the real stars of this whole Nile Rodgers show, the actual guitar funk work is just clutter ( in my mind! ). And I'm pretty sure Nile himself would agree with that assessment.
Totalmente de acuerdo.
Yeah, i always try to relax my hand as much as possible when i play Get Lucky yet i can't sound anything near like Nile.
THIS HURTS SO BAD.
This song introduced me to daft punk.
i had a pirated copy of guitar hero ps2 (if it's gh2 or gh3 i don't remember) somehow this song was in it, it's groovy i enjoyed playing it
better late than never
A masterpiece! Most of the times, we often forget that simplicity is the key.
You could actually see Nile trying not to jive to the funk
Incredible sound, beautiful strat, incredible guitarist.
This Legendary Guitarist right here inspired me to play Guitar. If he didn't exist i wouldn't have a single talent hidden inside me.
(still learning tho...... i mastered 7 major chords now im mastering 7 minor chords :)
Edit: learning some basic songs now..... tryin to learn get lucky but i need to be little faster on my strumming and transfering
keep that up! That's very cool!
This man..straight up musical Icon. But with no ego. Pure artist. He should be in the hall of fame and he don't give a ****. Respect to this legend. ✊
That 16th note rhythm is life
Listening to the way Nile composes is amazing.
I spent the vast majority of my formative years learning to shred and play solos. Took me years to recognize that it's all about the groove, the song, the rhythm. Solos for the most part don't even exist these days, but even in their heyday they were a small portion of the song. Nile is an absolute master of the groove, the vibe, the rhythm and the feel. His playing Makes you want to dance! It just feels incredible...I could listen to him play all day and never get bored even he was basically on repeat. Legend.
This is SUCH a GOOD WAY to do a video like this. Really, really beautiful job, D'Addario and Co. Nile really shines here.
Nile Rogers is just the man! Dude this guy.. killer
I see genius like this in two ways. One- Absolute perfection to the ears. Two- He makes it look so easy, it's very frustrating to an aspiring guitarist
We've been listening to this masterpiece for seven years
bro i love this especially since daft punk is my favorite song ily nile rodgers
Love this guy!
man listening to this guy play is just spiritual.
"We take the basic harmony... And then i come up with a part"
They asked for something magical
And damn they got it right cuz 'Get Lucky' feels so magical and out of this world...💖
It's actually genius how he layered 2 recordings. I can barely hear the second part in the official music, but it literally adds so much more without you being aware of it.
When I listened to Get Lucky's guitar I always thought there had to be something more complex to it because the rythm was so unique. I'm happy to know I was right.
I can listen to him all day
Love that funk!🔥
I like how easy and simple he explains and makes it look easy.
Mr. Rodgers is simply amazing!
Thanks Nile, thanks Daft Punk ♥️
A beautiful person for sharing his insight and breaking it down for us.
Definitivamente, Mr. Rodgers es un genio que hace ver fácil lo difícil: tener ese groove y ese toque preciso
Exacto
Nile Rodgers is a master, thanks for all your music!
SINGLE COIL SOUNDS SO GOOD
Nile Rodgers is my favorite!!! And a great influence for my guitar playing style
Legend!
GENIUS!!!
What a masterclass.
amazing. great job, legend.
Dudes one of the most awesome musicians of the last 60 years.
Pure amazing, to play both at the same time is awesome 👌👏🙌
Genius legend! 🙌
Love😍 that funky/groovy riff & melody🎶
GENIUS
magic
i can't stop watching this
Same
Ah this is pure awesomeness. Nile Rogers is just the essence of cool bottled. D’Addario, I’m already a loyalist but now more so after seeing this. What I love most - they didn’t even mention strings in this whole video.
I just learned more about playing this song correctly (getting that scratching sound) in 2:41 than in a week of trying it on my own. Nile says you gotta use thin picks for scratching and I use mediums, so I got me a pack of thins, and he's right.
Eric Blackmon has an excellent set of tutorials on this channel, and he specializes in funk, soul and the blues. I recommend him for lessons if you're intermediate in skill level.
This is one of my favorite songs to play on guitar, can't wait to try that counter melody but when you combine them, DANG I how I can get to that level someday!
amazing video!!!
0:51
Ty Mr Nile Rodgers
I wish they did an insight on Lose yourself to dance. I could watch him play that riff all day long. And hear the story behind it
simply amazing...
Same riff demonstrated in many ways. Complete mastery of his craft. What a guy!
Man is a god with his guitar, holy shit.
0:57 we came for this
Is he using an effects pedal? Sounds like mild chorus/ reverb?
What a legend. Does anyone know to which two chords he quickly switches right after the E major? I can't seem to figure it out.
Starts with Bm7 -->D --> F#m7 --> E, put the video on 50% playback and you'll see what he is doing, Cheers!
@@freecomstarter when he plays it fast after the 4th chord he plays another chord do you know what that is?
Realmente Impresionante la forma en la que toca Nile Rodgers ✨🎸 las cuerdas de la Guitarra es simplemente magnífico
No se hablar fluidamente ingles y apenas escribirlo pero entendí muchísimo de esa canción y de su parte en la misma con nada mas ver y escuchar esto. Lo guardo para cuando me compre otra strato. Empecé a necesitar tocar ese riff 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I saw him live with chic about a week ago and MAN, that was one of the best shows I've ever witnessed.
There'll be no MADONNA if not for the genius of this man
A true legend, I love the way he plays
Funk is just dripping everywhere.
Best song that have ever played❤
What a masterpiece , legend.
He had just shredded the shredders.... mind blowing
This song is soo legendary..
Bro thats incredible im not lying
this is the tone!!!!!!
so satisfying when he plays
He played in rock in rio a few years ago and it was awesome
Truly amazing 😍
The best guitarist❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
What a great man I wish I could meet him 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Shredding tf outta that guitar bro sheesh!!!!
That is great peure magic. Marbles
Pure legend
A legend at work.
El hombre que hizo magia con 4 acordes. Mis respetos.
that strat tone is beautiful
Desde que conoci Daft punk quede fascinado y ellos fuero mi intoduccion a la musica Disco , literalmente Daft Punk tiene el sello de este genero es sorprendente!!!
Looooove! This!
"True legends never stop."
Well that aged like milk
Why?
@@boimesa8190daft punk stopped:( and theyre definetly true legends
@@adamkija6895 ah yess
That got an instant like
That's a beautiful setting! Is he using chorus?
Sim 👍 (yes)
I also hear some chorus. Maybe a bit of compression too
Neck pickup, wet Chorus and compression
@@szrnkabela and just a dash of reverb 👌
Nice song!!!
Watching makes me feel so inadequate as a musician. If I'd played that Daft Punk session, I'd have probably played a whole bunch of other crap that wouldn't work for the song; tryna show off. But this is Niles Rodgers, and I'm not. Leave to him to leave out the fluff and flash, and play the exact things 'Get Lucky' needed to push it to the top of the charts...LMBO!!! Thanks for sharing the music lesson, Nile. Much respect.
That started to breathe when he got it cooking!!
That's an example how Daft Punk chosing only the legends
Insanely talented!
Yes