If it’s so simple why didn’t you write it or any of the other dozens of iconic tracks. It’s not simple as nobody plays it exactly like Keith or Mick Taylor who is a virtuoso or Jones or Wood. I find it easy to play lead pentatonic stuff that the so called shredders play but it’s hard to replicate Richards open G sound on a single coil P90 guitar. It’s never quite right just like these guys showed
What if at least SOME people actually discussed how they did, how the gear was, and what they could've done better and instead of thousands of comments just requesting new artists?
I have to respectfully disagree with you. Logically, it would be courteous for people to critique and suggest methods to improve their videos, but figuratively, if the audience keeps asking for more artists...then they like the previous videos, in terms of quality, right? Think about it.
Hey guys, Appreciate all the feedback and comments as always! With regard to the Ronny wood comments, we basically recreated the sounds from the record, and used Ronny's gear and rig as reference to get somewhere close in sound. We also used a LOT of live footage for reference, simply because the recording quality was better. Most old stones records are so muffled in sound and generally noisy records, it's hard to hear the true tone of the instruments and rigs. Either way, we had fun on this one. Same time next week, for a new episode :-)
he has a relatively affordable sig guitar and he uses 3 BOSS pedals with a marshall, so not too difficult really, just use a DSL 40 in place of his JVM
Yeah, that low D ringing on the bottom of Open G tuning kind of spoils the sound - why Keith Richards did completely away with the sixth string altogether! Not so easy for the rest of us with only one or maybe two guitars total, but where there is a will there IS a way. The spirit of Keith's playing is PRICELESS!!
Definitely tricky as he built his own amps and I would imagine modded his own to personal taste and very defferent to the ones he made for production as well as his guitar, would be interesting to see them try though.
I don't know the quality of it, but Anderton's stocks a power attenuator. Instead of buying the pedals, they could have gone with the attenuator, ran it between the output on the back of the Fender Deluxe Reverb and the speaker, soaked the power/volume, and cranked it to 11 without blowing up eardrums. www.andertons.co.uk/p/PDI06-8/audio-solutions/palmer-pdi06-power-attenuator-8-ohm-version
I enjoy the videos, but to be sure Ron Wood recorded not a note on Let It Bleed.... just sayin' :-) and Mick Taylor played Les Pauls... no sweat, nice demo regardless
done they used a Gibson Les Paul 50's Tribute for Joe and a Gibson Les Paul Studio for Brad for amps they got their arch nemesis the DSL40C for Joe and for Brad they got the Peavey Classic 20 head and cab for fx i can't really remember but i think they used a compressor
Dude, this IS classic rock. We talkin about that really old school rock here! But i like what you suggested as well, though Jimmy Page has already been done.
Bass part: ·Bill Wyman -Epiphone Allen Woody. Wyman used a short scale semi acoustic, with a big body and humbuckers, like his famous Framus, in the early years. I think this is the best choice because is easy to find it and you can balance the pickups -Vox VX50 BA. This amp is the most affordable Vox bass amp to emulate the classic tone of the Stones. Because of the semi acoustic bass, you should set the amp with more treble than mids -Pick ·Darryl Jones (the actual unofficial bassist) -Squier VM Jazz Bass 70s. Darryls plays with Lackland jazz basses with maple neck. He's got a signature model but it would be for a BY busting the bank. -Ampeg BA 110 V2. He uses Ampeg with the Rolling Stones -Fingers ·Charlie Watts -He's been playing on Gretsch drums for many years, using a jazz kit. Of course Gretsch Catalina studio (20x14 bass drum, 14x14 floor tom, 12x8 rack tom, 14x5 snare) on mahogany. Meinl cymabls give a warm and pretty sound
Exactly what I thought. The G&L Tribute ASAT Classic Bluesboy would have been a perfect and affordable fit. But judging from their webshop, they don't sell G&L.
The Bluesboys (and all G&L Tributes) kick butt. Excellent finish and fantastic fretwork (at least the ones I've played or checked out). I own a US G&L and if I had tried a Tribute first I would have picked up a Bluesboy in Orange for less than half. (And very good prices on the secondary market as well.)
Inside of that huge wide range pickup cover, you will actually find a PAF style pickup surrounded by wax filling up the void. Fender make counterfeit versions of their own pickups.
Richards used a Maestro Fuzz-Tone FZ-1 pedal on Satisfaction, if I recall correctly. There have been re-issues by Gibson and clones, etc. You can get an original on ebay for about 400-500 bucks US last time I checked.
i think a really cool one would be SOUNDS LIKE PERIPHERY. they have a distinct tone with a tone of mid presence and really use the OD pedals to the max! id like to see what you guys can do without busting the bank!
Great and informative video as always, but kind of funny he talked for a few minutes about getting Ronnie's tone but played only one riff from his RS episode, and in completely different way to boot.
You's guys do realize The Squier Vintage Modified Telecaster Custom you's selected was in fact what keith played thru the 70's right in the fender version of it back then?
so here's the thing. Ronnie Wood has done jack squat for the stones. his joining the band meant the end of good stones music (goats head soup was aight but some girls is one of the lamest records ever). I mean with the exception of start me up, you guys didn't play any ron wood stuff, so that should indicate that he was the wrong choice of lead guitarist for the video. my suggestion would be to revisit the stones in "by busting the bank" and instead of ron focus on Mick Taylor who was their guitarist during their greatest era (beggers banquet to exile on main street). His blues licks (the leads in gimme shelter, his solo in cant you hear me knockin, and fills in wild horses) are really the lead stones sound. Ron tried to replicate it and keith will deny it to his grave but Mick was the secret ingredient. Love the show btw guys, showing how diverse and important tone can be to a guitarist is a lesson most learn far too late.
Henry Anderson Taylor wasn't on Beggars Banquet and is didn't join the band until Let It Bleed was nearly finished. Keith plays all guitar on Gimmee Shelter
Why try to sound like Ronnie Wood, longest serving lead player yes, but also the worst. None of the Stones best tunes were written and recorded under his tenure. Brian jones and Mick Taylor are who you should have tried to sound like, my preference being Taylor
It’s because they don’t know what they’re talking about. Anything that isn’t metal or hard rock and they struggle. They probably don’t even know how many guitarists the Stones have had.
Some Girls and Tattoo you were recorded during his tenure get real just because he cant rip a solo like Mick Taylor (There's about 10 other guitarists who can) doesn't mean he isnt good in his own way.
Joe Garrison I agree he’s a good guitarist mate I’m not disputing that. Personally for me, his best work was in the Faces but there are plenty of Stones classics that would be nothing without Ronnie.
I know this comment is a bit late (like 3 1/2 years late) but I've only just seen this vid. Instead of assuming that the Stones' other guitarist was Ron Wood, you should have asked who the second guitarist was at the time that the songs that you chose as being emblematic of the Stones' sound were released because the only song originally figuring Ron Wood that you chose was Start Me Up which was on 1981's Tattoo You album and that only really became famous because Microsoft paid them $12 million fifteen years later for the rights to use it as the "backing track" to the launch of Windows 95. Wood joined the Stones in 1976 after Mick Taylor quit but the band's golden age was arguably bookended by 1967's Their Satanic Majesties Request and 1973's Goat's Head Soup, the three definitive Stones' studio albums being Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street which between them feature all the tracks that earned them the title of "the greatest rock and roll band in the world" with two exceptions, 1965's (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction and 1967's Jumping Jack Flash both of which, oddly enough, were single only releases. Brian Jones was the "founder" of the Rolling Stones but had to settle for being second guitarist because Keef wrote the music to all their songs. When he was sacked because of his drug addiction by Mick Jagger half way through the recording of Let It Bleed in the spring of 1969, Mick Taylor was brought in as his replacement and he is the main second guitarist on that album. In fact if any guitarist other than Keith Richards embodies that classic Stones' sound it is Mick Taylor not Ron Wood because yes he's been a member for the last 44 years but let's face it, for at least 40 of those years the Rolling Stones have been nothing more than their own greatest tribute act. Taylor played a number of different guitars during his Stones years (Strats, SGs, etc.) but the guitar with which he is most associated was the Les Paul.
great shout, well the guitar has to be a 24 fret guitar if they do the mother solo cos it goes right up to the 24th fret with a super high bend which you can't pull of on a 22 fret guitar so some ESP or BC Rich or maybe a Jackson or Ibanez
Yeah, it's basically an Ampeg VT-40 in a pedal, which is what the Stones were using in the late 60s and a lot of the 70s and what Josh Homme has used since he was 15. Josh may have modded some of his for different breakup.
Dookie era Green Day please! It might prove quite challenging, due to Billie using a modded Marshall amp back in those days, plus he played with an angled humbucker, similarly angled like an sss bridge pickup. It's such a unique and awesome tone! Btw I suggested this on another video in this series too and got over 50 upvotes so I think a lot of people would love to see it! :-)
dgmisal1979 If Billie isn't talented, why is Green Day so famous? xD Just because he doesn't shred doesn't mean he isn't talented. He's got an amazing voice and writes catchy songs.
Sound like Rory Gallagher, he never gets a mention anywhere these days.
Best Irish guitarist ever
Rory Gallagher and Gary Moore were the best Guitarist to ever come out of Ireland. In my opinion.
fender stratocaster, Vox AC15 or 30 and a Treble Booster
@@KeeperOfPoops and out of this world talent and skill!
@@KeeperOfPoops 😎😎😎
They forgot the heroin Fedex'd in from Thailand
Ahhhh major step they forgot i disliked the vid because of that
Cocaine from Merck
Or the hashish in the hallways!
Sound like Stevie Ray Vaughan please
Yes please!
easy peasy
classic 50's squier strat
tubescreamer (you could go even cheaper with the many clones)
any fender blackface
annabelleshaus I just want to see rabea play srv tunes
annabelleshaus or just a lovepedal super six
Would be good to have a 1x15" amp.. I know peavey do a blues type one with a 15" speaker
I feel like you guys nailed this one. Mostly because it's so dead simple, but still. That bit of Gimme Shelter made me feel things.
I think it was okay. They should try again by busting.
If it’s so simple why didn’t you write it or any of the other dozens of iconic tracks. It’s not simple as nobody plays it exactly like Keith or Mick Taylor who is a virtuoso or Jones or Wood. I find it easy to play lead pentatonic stuff that the so called shredders play but it’s hard to replicate Richards open G sound on a single coil P90 guitar. It’s never quite right just like these guys showed
Sound like Hendrix please.
yea
Definitely
I think rob did that at one point.
But it's combined with other people, low quality and kind of old
+DamageIncM no one said that, roflmaoltrololol
Stones by busting the bank.
then tey can get a satisfaction fuzz cos the Fulltone 69 was WAY OFF
William Allison they were pretty bummed too, they were sold out at the time. RIP
Ampeg VT-22, Telecaster Custom, MXR Carbon Copy or other analog delay, MXR Phase 100
The new Joe Bonamassa signature Twin and a Custom Shop Tele. Maybe a clean boost and reverb
@Ajoep they can't get the Joe Bonamassa twin because the rule is No sig for someone else's rig
since you did the Stones, you could do The Beatles now
like, they have great stuff too, distortions and curious tones
Ikr
Yeah!!
Yes Beatles!
Such wide ranges in tones, even just between lennon and Harrison on the same album but I still think it would be interesting and do able!
What if at least SOME people actually discussed how they did, how the gear was, and what they could've done better and instead of thousands of comments just requesting new artists?
bang on
I'll second that.
Well go on then
you're right! everyone wants to request but no one acknowledges what they did on videos.
I have to respectfully disagree with you. Logically, it would be courteous for people to critique and suggest methods to improve their videos, but figuratively, if the audience keeps asking for more artists...then they like the previous videos, in terms of quality, right? Think about it.
Sound like Eddie van halen or randy Rhodes
Oi Oi 😉
A little, bassist-hating birdie told me rhandy rhoads is coming up some time in the future
+jbal695 *randy
Greetings fellow GnFR fan :)
+jbal695 mhhh I have absolute no clue where you got this secret information from
Hey guys,
Appreciate all the feedback and comments as always!
With regard to the Ronny wood comments, we basically recreated the sounds from the record, and used Ronny's gear and rig as reference to get somewhere close in sound.
We also used a LOT of live footage for reference, simply because the recording quality was better.
Most old stones records are so muffled in sound and generally noisy records, it's hard to hear the true tone of the instruments and rigs.
Either way, we had fun on this one. Same time next week, for a new episode :-)
Noisey and muffled? Those records sound amazing..
My gosh gear is expensive in the UK
Do a sound like Frusicante with busting the bank.
They did
They did, they even mentioned it in the vid
+Jack Malcic I meant BY busting the bank so no limit in money.
Oh I see, my bad dude
Yessssss!!!!!!! Or hendrix with busting the bank
Sound Like Jimi Hendrix with busting the bank
Lets see how long it takes for them to say "i reckon"
4:35 eh
Great Keith Richards quote, "5 strings, 2 fingers, 1 arsehole" :-)
DO TAME IMPALA PLEASE!!!
Yaaaaaaaaassss
Yes!
Please do!!!
It'd be hard; Kevin's sound (post innerspeaker) is really all about Rickenbackers.
i know but they could do the video "by" busting the bank!
Hey guys, just FYI Keef was famous for playing a black telecaster custom just like Bea's in the 70s and 80s, so it is historically correct.
Not to mention only had 5 strings in an open G tuning
@@Johnnyjamespoppunk errr...I think you just mentioned it. Lol
Sound like Ritchie Blackmore!!!!
Oh, and Cliff Burton too.
+James Florin he's a bass player dude if you know anything about anyone its cliff burton=bass player
Yes! Please!
Yesss
Ive been posting this comment on all of their videos xD
The SFT overdrive pedal is probably the cheapest way to get the 1969 though 1970's Stones tone (which happens to be my favorite Stones period).
3:18 A wild Jim Root Tele appeared in the background...
I saw that too.
nice job noticing that
-_-
Is that your very own beard?
+Nathan Rae That's Jim Root
PLEASE DO SOUND LIKE THE PIXIES!!!!! :) Thanks (sorry for shouting...)
Sound like videos I'd like to see:
Jimi Hendrix
The Beatles
Eric Clapton
Alice in Chains
Green Day
Aerosmith
Third Eye Blind
U2
Black Sabbath
Good choices!!
Is that in order
+Fabien Dolan no, not exactly
+Wallace Moss thanks!!
Old Green Day is strat and marshall, new Green Day (post American Idiot) is pretty much les paul jrs. Jason White uses an es 335 I think.
Please do The Rolling Stones by busting the bank!
Avenged sevenfold please
Schecter's are pretty expensive so that would be a challenge
+Alex Wales they could use ibanez
I've been asking on a ton of videos!
They actually have a pretty simple set up, this would be good
Syn was using Marshall Amps and Boss Pedals, his set up was really simple
We all knew who would be Keith when they said "let's decide in the end"
SOUND LIKE ALEXI LAIHO
he uses passives with a boost so i'ld like to see you guys adapt to it on a budget
oh yeah!
seconded
he has a relatively affordable sig guitar and he uses 3 BOSS pedals with a marshall, so not too difficult really, just use a DSL 40 in place of his JVM
thirded
I've been requesting this for months.
brian may without the red special and two vox ac30's
Impossible
The red special has such a special pickup switching system, because of that you won't get near with an other guitar
Creedence Clearwater Revival? Or Megadeth off course...
Yasss, Fogerty is the man!
+Ian Anderson yeah man!
CCR would be awesome, I saw Fogerty live a couple years ago and he's an awesome guitarist
You guys should do a Green Day (post American Idiot) sounds like.
Jimi hendrix
...sucks
+Mai the psychic girl ooh aren't you so edgy
+Mai the psychic girl ... at nothing.
Jonno the First already done
samB it hadn't been done when I commented
sound like john frusciante by busting the bank
Sound like the who, the smiths, the cure and Mick Ronson
U absolutely nailed Brown Sugar
+Joshua Knight also if u do Mick Ronson, one of you should play an acoustic 12 string to emulate Bowie playing
Do Oli Herbert from All That Remains! 'Two Weeks' 'Six' 'This Calling'
sounds like Jerry Garcia!!
And Bob weir too!
Chuck Berry please
R I P man
He stole the opening bit of Johnny be good just saying
i haven't been this early since i was born
same
How about the Eagles? Or Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers? Just a thought, thanks for the videos I'm a big fan of this series
Thanks for covering my Favourite band guys. Great job! Would love to watch The Stones with busting the Bank too. Mick Taylor style?
Yeah, that low D ringing on the bottom of Open G tuning kind of spoils the sound - why Keith Richards did completely away with the sixth string altogether! Not so easy for the rest of us with only one or maybe two guitars total, but where there is a will there IS a way. The spirit of Keith's playing is PRICELESS!!
You guys should do Fleetwood Mac. Mix in the original 1960's stuff and the later '70s stuff. :)
Sounds like Steel Panther plz brahs
Sound like Kiss without busting the bank
Yessssssssssssssssssssss
For ace- lp 3 pickup and Marshall.
For Paul- iceman and Marshall.
+GunsnRosesfan2012 There is an Ace Model By Epiphone
How about making a Jeff Buckley, PJ Harvey, George Harrison, John Lennon and Chuck Berry ????
Please cage the elephant, queen or sabbath
cage the elephant
Queen would be awesome but it's pretty obvious that he uses a Vox AC10/15 with a red classic or however this guitar is called.
+Aviation Channel - Kurzdokus und News
Red special
Both
Sounds like (Insert Band/Artist Here) - Full Band!
rhcp fru era
Don't ever stop making these vids so useful.I would like to make a request for Tom Scholz from the band Boston if possible.
that's a really tricky one, would love to see it
use his rockman stuff with a les paul
Definitely tricky as he built his own amps and I would imagine modded his own to personal taste and very defferent to the ones he made for production as well as his guitar, would be interesting to see them try though.
I don't know the quality of it, but Anderton's stocks a power attenuator. Instead of buying the pedals, they could have gone with the attenuator, ran it between the output on the back of the Fender Deluxe Reverb and the speaker, soaked the power/volume, and cranked it to 11 without blowing up eardrums.
www.andertons.co.uk/p/PDI06-8/audio-solutions/palmer-pdi06-power-attenuator-8-ohm-version
Sounds like buckethead please?
pedals, lot's of pedals 😂
Kill switch!
I enjoy the videos, but to be sure Ron Wood recorded not a note on Let It Bleed.... just sayin' :-) and Mick Taylor played Les Pauls... no sweat, nice demo regardless
aerosmith? please
That's going to be hard considering how many amps and guitars Joe and Brad have.
marshalls and gibsons
done
they used a Gibson Les Paul 50's Tribute for Joe and a Gibson Les Paul Studio for Brad
for amps they got their arch nemesis the DSL40C for Joe and for Brad they got the Peavey Classic 20 head and cab for fx i can't really remember but i think they used a compressor
Just watched it, actually. No compressor, but they had Archers (klon clones) and GE-7 EQ pedals.
They already did Joe Perry and Aerosmith...
You guys should do Alex Lifeson, show us Rush fans some love
Exactly
They did..
Sounds like Black Sabbath or Deep Purple or The Who or Led Zeppelin! Let's get some classic rock vibes going! :-D
Jimmy page has been done already
Jimmy Page has been done
A strat and a Marshall dsl40h.
Dude, this IS classic rock. We talkin about that really old school rock here! But i like what you suggested as well, though Jimmy Page has already been done.
Bass part:
·Bill Wyman
-Epiphone Allen Woody. Wyman used a short scale semi acoustic, with a big body and humbuckers, like his famous Framus, in the early years. I think this is the best choice because is easy to find it and you can balance the pickups
-Vox VX50 BA. This amp is the most affordable Vox bass amp to emulate the classic tone of the Stones. Because of the semi acoustic bass, you should set the amp with more treble than mids
-Pick
·Darryl Jones (the actual unofficial bassist)
-Squier VM Jazz Bass 70s. Darryls plays with Lackland jazz basses with maple neck. He's got a signature model but it would be for a BY busting the bank.
-Ampeg BA 110 V2. He uses Ampeg with the Rolling Stones
-Fingers
·Charlie Watts
-He's been playing on Gretsch drums for many years, using a jazz kit. Of course Gretsch Catalina studio (20x14 bass drum, 14x14 floor tom, 12x8 rack tom, 14x5 snare) on mahogany. Meinl cymabls give a warm and pretty sound
Percebe ,I think charlie doesn’t use meinl, he uses vintage zildjian hi hat and ufip china
So... Time for Alice in Chains?
ALICE IN FUCKING CHAINS MANNNNNN!
G&L make nicer guitars like the squire tele you picked, but I'm not sure if Andertons carry G&L
Exactly what I thought. The G&L Tribute ASAT Classic Bluesboy would have been a perfect and affordable fit. But judging from their webshop, they don't sell G&L.
+Alexander Langer yeah I don't care too much for the G&L stuff but I'd rather have that then a squire
The Bluesboys (and all G&L Tributes) kick butt. Excellent finish and fantastic fretwork (at least the ones I've played or checked out). I own a US G&L and if I had tried a Tribute first I would have picked up a Bluesboy in Orange for less than half. (And very good prices on the secondary market as well.)
Yeah, I really hate that I have to sell my G&L Tribute Series ASAT Special: those pickups are the ultimate single coils.
Inside of that huge wide range pickup cover, you will actually find a PAF style pickup surrounded by wax filling up the void. Fender make counterfeit versions of their own pickups.
Sound like Rival Sons, or maybe Biffy Clyro? Please!
Richards used a Maestro Fuzz-Tone FZ-1 pedal on Satisfaction, if I recall correctly. There have been re-issues by Gibson and clones, etc. You can get an original on ebay for about 400-500 bucks US last time I checked.
i think a really cool one would be SOUNDS LIKE PERIPHERY. they have a distinct tone with a tone of mid presence and really use the OD pedals to the max! id like to see what you guys can do without busting the bank!
That would be awesome but axe fx wouldn't be in their budget
Sound Like
Brian Setzer
St.Vincent
Mötley Crüe (Dr.Feelgood Album)
Failure (Guitar and Bass Combo)
Chon
My Chemical Romance
Can you revisit Sound Like Brian May, but this time BY busting the bank?
Can you sound like Linkin Park?
Also no? well, what about chuck schuldiner? Father of death metal?
Sound like stone temple pilots pls
Would love to see that one as well
yeah \m/
I love your vids...did you try the fender mustang III? you'd get good sound and have money in your pocket!
Sounds like Korn and Deftones please
Great and informative video as always, but kind of funny he talked for a few minutes about getting Ronnie's tone but played only one riff from his RS episode, and in completely different way to boot.
Sound like Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead
BurnTheMitch
HH telecaster, Vox AC 15 (blueback speaker if it fits the budget), tremolo pedal, filter/phaser, and Marshall distortion pedal
Alrdy did them..
Rickey Ryan I suggested them WAY before they made a video on them.
Please do a sounds like Avenged Sevenfold that would be EPIC!!
Sounds like Yes! Or Dream Theater!
Stevie Ray Vaughan
I thought Rabea's tone, particularly, was spot on. Amazing result!
Should have done Mick Taylor rig rather than Ronnie Wood
Alice In Chains pleaaaasssssseee!
You don't sound like keef, I could understand everything you said !!
Going on a road trip today. This vid makes me want to listen to some Stones.
You's guys do realize The Squier Vintage Modified Telecaster Custom you's selected was in fact what keith played thru the 70's right in the fender version of it back then?
Sound like George Lynch!
so here's the thing. Ronnie Wood has done jack squat for the stones. his joining the band meant the end of good stones music (goats head soup was aight but some girls is one of the lamest records ever). I mean with the exception of start me up, you guys didn't play any ron wood stuff, so that should indicate that he was the wrong choice of lead guitarist for the video. my suggestion would be to revisit the stones in "by busting the bank" and instead of ron focus on Mick Taylor who was their guitarist during their greatest era (beggers banquet to exile on main street). His blues licks (the leads in gimme shelter, his solo in cant you hear me knockin, and fills in wild horses) are really the lead stones sound. Ron tried to replicate it and keith will deny it to his grave but Mick was the secret ingredient. Love the show btw guys, showing how diverse and important tone can be to a guitarist is a lesson most learn far too late.
Henry Anderson Taylor wasn't on Beggars Banquet and is didn't join the band until Let It Bleed was nearly finished. Keith plays all guitar on Gimmee Shelter
Yeah should have focused on mick, definitely the most underrated stone
A sounds like for robby krieger would make my world
Sound like the Beatles please let's go back to where it all started
Why try to sound like Ronnie Wood, longest serving lead player yes, but also the worst. None of the Stones best tunes were written and recorded under his tenure. Brian jones and Mick Taylor are who you should have tried to sound like, my preference being Taylor
It’s because they don’t know what they’re talking about. Anything that isn’t metal or hard rock and they struggle. They probably don’t even know how many guitarists the Stones have had.
Some Girls and Tattoo you were recorded during his tenure get real just because he cant rip a solo like Mick Taylor (There's about 10 other guitarists who can) doesn't mean he isnt good in his own way.
Joe Garrison I agree he’s a good guitarist mate I’m not disputing that. Personally for me, his best work was in the Faces but there are plenty of Stones classics that would be nothing without Ronnie.
Doesn't keith richards use an ibanez tube screamer?
Do this BY busting the bank
Sound like GREEN DAYYYYYYYYYYYY pls.................?????
Sound Like My Bloody Valentine- Without Busting The Bank
I know this comment is a bit late (like 3 1/2 years late) but I've only just seen this vid. Instead of assuming that the Stones' other guitarist was Ron Wood, you should have asked who the second guitarist was at the time that the songs that you chose as being emblematic of the Stones' sound were released because the only song originally figuring Ron Wood that you chose was Start Me Up which was on 1981's Tattoo You album and that only really became famous because Microsoft paid them $12 million fifteen years later for the rights to use it as the "backing track" to the launch of Windows 95.
Wood joined the Stones in 1976 after Mick Taylor quit but the band's golden age was arguably bookended by 1967's Their Satanic Majesties Request and 1973's Goat's Head Soup, the three definitive Stones' studio albums being Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street which between them feature all the tracks that earned them the title of "the greatest rock and roll band in the world" with two exceptions, 1965's (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction and 1967's Jumping Jack Flash both of which, oddly enough, were single only releases.
Brian Jones was the "founder" of the Rolling Stones but had to settle for being second guitarist because Keef wrote the music to all their songs. When he was sacked because of his drug addiction by Mick Jagger half way through the recording of Let It Bleed in the spring of 1969, Mick Taylor was brought in as his replacement and he is the main second guitarist on that album. In fact if any guitarist other than Keith Richards embodies that classic Stones' sound it is Mick Taylor not Ron Wood because yes he's been a member for the last 44 years but let's face it, for at least 40 of those years the Rolling Stones have been nothing more than their own greatest tribute act. Taylor played a number of different guitars during his Stones years (Strats, SGs, etc.) but the guitar with which he is most associated was the Les Paul.
You beat me to it
Sounds like Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
I sounded like the rolling stones but I busted the bank
PLEASE DO GEORGE FORMBY !
What about doing a sound like Danzig without busting the budget of $1,500 pounds Andertons?!!
great shout, well the guitar has to be a 24 fret guitar if they do the mother solo cos it goes right up to the 24th fret with a super high bend which you can't pull of on a 22 fret guitar so some ESP or BC Rich or maybe a Jackson or Ibanez
Yes please do the beatles!
Sound like Jeff Buckley please!
Sound like Primus, sound like Wolfmother
Primus please
+twoinabush100 Pretty pointless because this is a guitar centered thing, not bass. Primus is a bass led band, the guitar is just there to fill in.
+TheProgGuy Primus is a bass led band, but hearing them recreate some of the textures/weird sounds Ler plays could be cool
You guys should have used the Catalinbread SFT for the Queens of the Stone Age video because of the Stoner mode being based on that sound!
Yeah, it's basically an Ampeg VT-40 in a pedal, which is what the Stones were using in the late 60s and a lot of the 70s and what Josh Homme has used since he was 15. Josh may have modded some of his for different breakup.
It definitely sounds a whole lot like the old QOTSA sound, cool pedal for sure!
Do Black Sabbath!
Tony's rig- signature laney, ep booster, crybaby?, epiphone sg
Lamb of god or Megadeth please!
Dookie era Green Day please! It might prove quite challenging, due to Billie using a modded Marshall amp back in those days, plus he played with an angled humbucker, similarly angled like an sss bridge pickup. It's such a unique and awesome tone!
Btw I suggested this on another video in this series too and got over 50 upvotes so I think a lot of people would love to see it! :-)
Here's his guitar
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Strat with humbucker into a dsl40c. done
MCORP It's a little bit more complicated than that xD
+Lukey Pooky Not by much. Noise gate would be handy. Something to push the front end. Also can't forget to leave your talent for playing at the door.
dgmisal1979 If Billie isn't talented, why is Green Day so famous? xD Just because he doesn't shred doesn't mean he isn't talented. He's got an amazing voice and writes catchy songs.
sounds like Steve Howe? Please?
Sound Like Gary Clark Jr please (I'm getting tired of typing this week in week out)