Nice Rod! Good to see you putting out these tutorials! I retired a couple years ago and one of the things I committed to on guitar is just learning one or two songs per week. I decided to “relearn” Locomotive Breath and there you were ! This was one of the first songs we played in my first band. Basically because I knew it. lol. Keep it up dude! 😊
Great job! I've always done it with the open chords and B at first fret but it's clear Martin plays it like this. Any chance of a follow up showing the guitar fills and solo?
Thanks so much Jed!! A follow up may be a good idea! Thanks! For my solo, I just did my own, but there are a lot of cool guitar licks on the recording!
@@roddegeorge So for guitar solo, what key/scale did you use? It seems like that unison bend you showed was done in Emin pentatonic, so wondering if you would recommend using that for soloing. Great lesson! Such a fun song.
@@daveyoung7523 Yes, Em Pentatonic will work great for this. You could also use the E Natural Minor Scale (E Aeolian) or the E Dorian Scale. Dorian will work over the whole solo progression. If you use the E Natural Minor Scale, you just want to watch out for the A chord. You could switch to E Dorian over the A chord, or as I did in my cover, play an A major arpeggio over it:) Hope that helps
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Awesome and quick tutorial!
Thanks so much! Greatly appreciated!
Nice Rod! Good to see you putting out these tutorials! I retired a couple years ago and one of the things I committed to on guitar is just learning one or two songs per week. I decided to “relearn” Locomotive Breath and there you were ! This was one of the first songs we played in my first band. Basically because I knew it. lol. Keep it up dude! 😊
Thanks for this video. I learned a lot.You do a good job of teacher.
Thanks so much Craig for the kind words! Means a lot! Enjoy playing it :)
Thank you brother, this had to be the best youtube lesson I've done! I picked it up really fast, now to PRACTICE it!
Thanks so much for the kind words! Greatly appreciated! Rock on!
Very good lesson, thank you❤
Thanks so much for this, going to give it a go and see where i get 😬
Thanks for watching! Good luck and have fun!
Dude that rocks im digging the lesson!
Thanks my friend! Greatly appreciated!
Cool tutorial Rod.... I think this would be a great song with our band :)
Thanks so much Brutus! Yeah, this would be a great song to play. Tons of fun!!
Great job! I've always done it with the open chords and B at first fret but it's clear Martin plays it like this. Any chance of a follow up showing the guitar fills and solo?
Thanks so much Jed!! A follow up may be a good idea! Thanks! For my solo, I just did my own, but there are a lot of cool guitar licks on the recording!
@@roddegeorge So for guitar solo, what key/scale did you use? It seems like that unison bend you showed was done in Emin pentatonic, so wondering if you would recommend using that for soloing. Great lesson! Such a fun song.
@@daveyoung7523 Yes, Em Pentatonic will work great for this. You could also use the E Natural Minor Scale (E Aeolian) or the E Dorian Scale. Dorian will work over the whole solo progression. If you use the E Natural Minor Scale, you just want to watch out for the A chord. You could switch to E Dorian over the A chord, or as I did in my cover, play an A major arpeggio over it:) Hope that helps
Very good lesson, however I was hoping the lead fills played during the verse were included as well.
Thank you! There is some great guitar work in this for sure! Video would have to be much longer though :) Thanks again!!
Great sound bro!
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Thank you so much JEM ROCK! Truly appreciated!
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The song has a lower heavy sound