Saturday Night Special Tutorial (By Request) Lynyrd Skynyrd
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 เม.ย. 2020
- By Request!
Saturday Night Special
This was requested by a listener. I hope you enjoy it and pick some things up.
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I never understood why people say the music of Ronnie when talking about Skynyrd every single guy in that bands music they were musical geniuses!! It wasn't just Ronny
Right. Ronny was just the vocals and bouncer. Allen, Gary and Ed were the main song writers. They would come up with progressions and Ronny would come up with lyrics for them. And they were damn good at it too. So many cool songs. We used to see them at the U of F auditorium for $.50 cents some weekends. (Rusty)
@@dianakesl1814 You're so lucky to have seen them then!! Allen Collins is one of my favorite guitar players he was so talented he wrote was 17 when he wrote Free Bird
@@chuckydall9250 David, living in Gainesville we saw a lot of great musicians. Tom Petty and Stephen Stills went to my high school. Rick Medlocke and Blackfoot was the house band at "DUBS Steer Room" for awhile. I even saw Joe Walsh when he was in Iron Butterfly. I believe it was his three piece power group but it was 55 years ago and I was toasted most of the time going to see bands. (Rusty)
@@dianakesl1814 How cool is that how about the Allman Brothers when Dewayne was alive?
@@chuckydall9250 Oh yeah !!! Saw them many times. Saw them at a tiny place called the Raskellar on U of F campus. Only time I saw them with Duane I think. Me and orange sunshine, haha!! What a night that was. Only held about 100 people in that little bar. Don Felder is also a Gainesville guitarist in the Eagles with Joe Walsh.(Rusty)
My God man, I'm 52 yo, and I've watched has to be a few thousand videos on skynyrd, you and Tom saguto are the only two that has it, I'm amazed at what these guys came up with absolutely brilliant, thank you for passing it on,long live skynyrd,😉
Hey Scott how bout a rig run down on the studio equipment , pedals and amps
I was blown away by Artimus' Saturday Night Special Band. His commitment to excellence and honoring the music seem to be contagious to band members.
Great tone - and how good is a lesson from an actual band member!
Scott !!! Iconic Riff !!! And your tone, feel ... if you close your eyes sounds like you're listening to the boys themselves. Bravo for honoring them especially now that we lost Gary also. Man what a humble unsung master. The other "King" who made sublime perfection sound effortless. Allen & Steve, man their fingers just spoke for themselves. Thanks for doing these !!!
You got that right....love skynyrd. Always,MY WHOLE life
They used to play in Gainesville at U of F for $.50 Those were the days. Always great bands around then at the university. I remember seeing Grand Funk at Florida Field after a rain storm. (Rusty)
The nuance and integrity in the playing on this (and all Scott's vids) is simply incredible. You want to see how the magic was made, it's right here. Gonna see APB in July 2024 man. Can't wait!
Thank you! 🙏🏼
I just LOVE the reverb tone on the original recording , it has this really loose "slinky" feel to it - not sure if that makes sense , but best word I could come up with to describe it at the moment. Classic Skynyrd!!!
Awesome Scott! One of the coolest songs of all time. I'm always amazed how these guys were able to create such incredible music. Really a mix of some incredible minds at play. Thanks for putting in the work
Atrtimus is seriously underrated. That dude is friggin awesome.
Thank you scott, you are really cool for taken the time to show us these licks! We love this tune and Lynyrd Skynyrd
When I first started playing at age 12 way back in 1975, Skynard was one of the bands that played the music that motivated me to pick up guitar. Back then you learned by ear, picking up the phonograph needle and dropping it where the part you wanted to learn began. I have managed to play off and on that entire time. I really got back into it because of awesome TH-camrs like Scott. Now I can play parts I my ear could never pick up. Thanks, Scott!
Al you are so right !!! I used to run people out of the house starting and stopping the phono learning a song. If only we had TH-cam back then and headphones, lol. We would be so much better on guitar. TH-cam is the sh#t !!!
Ed said he wanted to do the solo for this so bad, but felt Gary did a good job on it, so it was settled. I asked Ed if he could do a video of the solo he had in mind, but that was about a week before he passed...
Hey Scott. Hope everything is going great! Would love to hear you do Every Mothers Son. One of my all time faves! Really cool to get to be able to watch these videos.
Thanks for doing this!!!! This song is in my top 3. Thank you for taking the time to show us
This is thee right way to play Saturday Night Special according to Studio version.
When I was growing up trying to play this song I just wasn’t truly hearing all the parts that are going on to apply them to the fretboard . I could feel it, but I wasn’t able to execute it.
Excellent job, you killed it bud!
You are obviously an incredible musician, but you seem like a genuinely really good man. You seem genuinely great full to be in the position that you’re in, an happy to share your skills. Great lesson! Thanks
Scott thank you so much man. Everytime I tune in and hear ya talk about the time you got to spend with Ed I think of what a blessing, a gift, an honor it would be to be able to spend time one on one with a literal legend! To PICK "pun intended" his brain, to learn and share..and here you take the time to share your knowledge and the Lil tidbits and hidden licks and so on with folks!! Your a great in your own right, thank ya man!
Thank you for taking the time to do this video. Love all the nuances and your commentary.
Brother,I took the ride from ocala Florida north to Galveston Florida and within that ride round trip l,I scanned my radio and skinnard was playing more times then newer songs wow.
KEEPING THE MUSIC ALIVE.
Thank you for posting, Scott! This was very helpful! You've helped me correct some of the things that I was doing wrong in my tribute act!
Ed King ruled he was skynerd
I wouldnt go that far buddy
Guitar wise In the band Allen was the shit my opinion
@@garretshampine8511 No best. Just your favourite......🤔Allen
Scott, Thank you for what you are doing. I've been playing Saturday Nite Special for quite a while now. I decided to do a search on the song because there is a lot more going on in the song than what I've figured out thus far. You came rite up, didn't take long for me to realize I found a gold mine of knowledge. And you getting with Ed King and sharing what you learned from him is greatly appreciated. Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!!
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Thanks Scott! I've been trying to get those fills right for two days. Lynyrd Skynyrd was a little bit before my time. But my Dad was a huge Skynyrd fan, so I started listening to them when I was a kid. I grew up in the eighties, so I mostly learned the eighties Rock, Hair Bands if you will. But for the past month I've been learning Skynyrd tunes, and there's so much going on it's hard separating each guitar part, then try to take the main parts and construct down to one guitar and still sound good. They may have been a bit before my time, but man was they twenty years ahead of their time. Very rare having so much talent in one band, not just the guitar players, but the entire band was amazing. When you start working up Skynyrd tunes you realize just how good they really were and are. They must have fed off one another to no end. But anyway, thanks for the lesson.
Amen on all that! Keep rockin! 🤘🏼
Scott I admire at how accurate you are on these Skynyrd licks
thanks man
That was fun Scott! Great idea to pop your expertise out in a tutorial format. I'm looking forward to the next video. Hope all's well my friend!
Ken Yager Thank you, Ken! Stay healthy, brother! 💪🏼
Scott, I'm so glad you're doing these! Freaking fantastic!!!
Great lesson video, thanks for making this video! My wife and I saw the Artimus Pyle band at the Ryman auditorium in January of 2020.
Great concert!
Really digging your TH-cam videos Scott..you really help me out man..I’m serious when I say your the only guy on here that knows 100% what’s going on...any how through all my years of playing and all the guitars 🎸 and setups I have played which is many...nailing Ed’s Steve’s and Allen’s tones have been right on... but Gary’s!! Almost impossible..only thing I can think of it’s the old wood of that 59..cause I have yet to hear anyone come close...of course Gary doesn’t sound like Gary nomore sooo 🤷🏻♂️.. he has a hollowed out midrange tone that I just can’t duplicate 🤷🏻♂️
Thank you!
Hi , nice to see your videos even though I am not really trying these days for new songs unlike a year ago. But your videos here in youtube are always worth watching with serious attention. Still I follow only selected few youtubers whom I feel , have immense value in watching them if the notification pop up in the screen.
thongam Chan Thank you! 🙏🏼
That song is insane . The guitar riffs are a master class that I can only hope to achieve.
WOW! That is fantastic! What a wonderful treat for us.
Thank You so much Scott for taking the time to make this video and also for your generosity in passing this knowledge onto all aspiring players.
Been fixating on this song for the last three plus months, Just Listening very carefully, and paying attention to all the subtleties that go into the song, now watching this I have a much better understanding of what is going on and try to replicate.
The little nuances in tone and various dynamics employed is what makes some songs just mind blowing, case in point. Unless one is very gifted, which I'm not, some of these things would be almost impossible to figure out.
Thanks again!
Kiefer Sutherland teaching Lynyrd Skynyrd guitars! Cool. :)
You said Studio One in Atlanta, Its actually in Doraville, I live in Doraville, Been living here for over 40 years. When I was in my teens I worked for a company that was two businesses down from Studio One. One day, during lunch, we were in the back parking lot that we shared with the studio when a couple of guys came out of the back door of the studio to get something from a van. We started talking to them and I asked if we could check out the studio. They were like hell yeah come on in. Gave us about a 20 minute tour. Took us in the control room where this giant mixer was, showed us all the gold records they had on the wall. A number of great bands recorded there, Atlanta Rhythm Section being one of them. The neighborhood that I live in is right down the road from the studio, maybe a half mile. The neighborhood is like a giant "U" coming off of Oakcliff Rd and circling back. I Often wonder if sometimes, when they were at the studio recording and need to kill some time, riding around smoking one, they might have drove through my neighborhood, right past my house.
APB should do a special edition of Anthems a double album one as it was released and the other JUST MUSIC no vocals. The next 100 generations will use those tracks to make millions of skynyrd influenced songs. Pitch it to artimus 😅
Fantastic Scott. I enjoy your playing and stylistic interpretation of these songs. Note for note with Raines Style!
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Hey Scott, I've been appreciating all your efforts for us Skynyrd fans. Thanks Brother
Thank you for watching! 🙏🏼
Mission accomplished (closed my eyes... you were THERE my friend). You... quite simply, rock.
Thank you so much for the lesson! This is one of my favorite songs by the kings of the south!
I have never seen a strat like this. Very gorgeous very unique. Great playing here, lots of detail.
She's a Beauty by The Tubes. YEARS ago I played that with you live with Bobby Sullivan. Such a great song!
LOVE that song and all The Tubes stuff! 👍🏼
Great playing Scott! Thanks so much for sharing!! Would love to see gimme back my bullets
One of my favorites! Thanks for posting!
I've loved Saturday Night Special since first hearing it in the Longest Yard opening scene. Thanks Scott.
Yeah man. What a great song…and movie!
Well done sir. Fantastic! 🙏🏻🤙🎵
I appreciate what you are showing us with your tutorials of Skynyrd !! I'm learning so much from you !! I may never sound like Gary or Allen but I'll do my best to do it Justice 🎸🎶🎶
Thanks a bunch !!
Thank you for watching my stuff!
I'm not a muscian but love Skynyrd and Saturday Night Special....very impressive guitar work.
Thank you so much . I only had the chance a couple of times to play with the early group 68 and your links are bang on . Eric lungrin. And Danny closman took me several times . I sure miss the old group. But you make it live on . Like you say perfection
great music man,i grew up on this music,im glad your keeping this alive,i played rythem in a local band,we did pretty good for us,we always got a great reaction as soon as we hit the first chord,love it.
Hello my name is angela I am from Kansas City missouri I really enjoyed watching you I played my guitar now I'm better at this song thank you so much for sharing this video I'll watch it EVERY day I do self taught play guitar and watch lessons on TH-cam all the time 😊😊😊 thank you for slowing down for me your the best cheers 🍷🍸🍹🍺🍻
Thank you.... for sharing your gift / passion ! Lots of study for me.🙏
Thanks Scott! Man, I love that Strat!
Outstanding lesson showing how they really played it! Brilliant 🎉
Thank you so much! Thats another skynyrd song that I can play!
Awesome! 🤘🏼
Scott, We appreciate you bro .Thanks for keepin' the Skynyrd dream alive.
Thank you!
Hey Scott ..I like your playin' , wonderful .
Thank you! 🙏🏼
I just found you, thank you so much. I have been trying to figure out the tasty bits of this song for years. I'd like to request Whisky Rock-A -Roller, lots of cool stuff hid in there too.
Thank you for watching, Jim. Whisky it is. I’ll put it on my list for you. And you are correct. Lots of tasty tidbits in that one. 🤘🏼
Thanks Scott. Your videos are amazing. I'd love to come see the Atermis Pyle band. I'm from up north of the 49th but it sounds like a good road trip to me.
These videos are so helpful
Thank you for that, made my Saturday night!
Im am amazed.You sound IDENTICAL to the real thing..Bravo man.
Thank you!
Great lesson! Thank you Scott!
Thank you!
Scott have you ever done a “rig rundown” video like they do on Premier Guitar? I think that would be very cool. I am familiar with the JB Strat, but would love to see the rest of your setup that produces those heavenly tones. Just something to do if you get really, REALLY bored 🤙. If you have please direct me how to find it. Thx
Scott, thanks for the video, you rock, Now i can figure out how to play this song, R.I.P. to ED, I always thought of him as the Mellow Man I can see a lot of finger ,Vibrato going on here, as Skynyrd always did, Can you Please cover the song the four walls of Raiford, and the song am i losin, Thank you, Cousin Figel
Thank you for doing these videos I've learned a lot
Don't know if you do any 38 special or not. But like 20th century fox tune. Anyhow rock on stay safe out there.
Like Skynyrd music, I picked 38 stuff apart as a kid. Great stuff! 🤘🏼
Man I just found & subbed ya yesterday. Please keep em coming. GOD BLESS ya brother. Wouldn’t hurt my feelings if ya slid in a little Billy G. Maybe some SRV.
Thank you for sharing this awesome lesson.
You are the best man showing all the little stuff is very important Thank You Scott! I will sub!
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Scott thank you for taking the time to carry on the legacy of these songs would you get the camera just a little closer when you are play the 6ths up on the 13th -18th frets it’s pretty hard to see what you are doing. I know you don’t have time to say this is this note or this string. For years I have raked my ears trying to hear what is being played. Thank you for all your dedication David in Tulsa
Thank you, David. I appreciate your feedback. Also something I didn’t even know I could do til lately is slow the speed of a TH-cam video down. Comes in handy. It’s good ear training as well to go after those notes you hear without knowing exactly where they are. It does help to see the general area of the neck they are being played. I will definitely work on my camera angles. Trying to figure all this video stuff out 🤪 Thanks for watching! 🙏🏼
For us, Kemper players, you should make a pack of all the Lynyrd Skynyrd presets that you use and sell it as I would buy them and I’m sure many more people would also
Im working on this 👍🏼
Awesome 😮
You GOTTA see this band, guys! They are for real!
Scott, Sounds fantastic! I am learning Give me 3 steps rights now (got a long way to go on it) and may try to learn Saturday Night Special too. Just got a Ditto looper pedal. This song may be a great way to break it in! Could you tell me what pedal (Slap Back ?) pedal you are using? Again thanks for the lesson. Really excellent!
I’m using one of the many in my Kemper. Any one will do. Boss is a good one.
Great stuff
Scott one day if you have a chance I would like to see a tutorial on Diary of a working man by Blackfoot. I am also a huge fan of the music you already play. Never could find a good lesson for diary of a workin man anywhere. Im sure that you could pull it off. Southern Rock forever!!! Thanks, Troy J
That was great! Thank you!
A really excellent tutorial with loads of detail - expertly done!
Thank you! 🙏🏼
I was just going to ask the same question. Could you do a gear run down for example what you stepping on for pedals and perhaps the settings. Would be cool to see how you get your fantastic tones. Thanks for the videos.
Will do!
You are awesome you rock that,I wish I could play like that,great lesson loved it man
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Was learning off some tabs then watched this & had to start over. Awesome. Would love some Blackfoot. I know thats in your wheelhouse. Thanks
Great video Scott. One question, are you playing with the pickup selector in the 2nd position?
I am. Blended bridge and middle pickups.
Nice work!
Thanks SOOO much for the lesson! It really is awesome to have an actual band member take the time to give something like this to the fans and we really appreciate it more than I'll bet you know. I'm having trouble getting the slap back delay to sound right on my Kemper. I hate to ask but could you post the correct delay settings or even better share the profile? Either way, thanks so very much for the amazing lesson!
Thanks for this. It's amazing how many guitar "teachers" teach it wrong!
Very, very nice. Thank you!
Yes!!
Nice! Love that Strat!
Found a new Channel I’m gonna be binging on!
Thank you for watching!!
Hey Scott. I'm a relatively new youtuber (just crossed 1000 subs) and I was looking for a good lesson on Saturday Night Special and I came across this. I actually saw you guys live last year! You played right down the road from my in my small town of Canton, GA (it was the show that had the wrestling ring in the background). Anyway, it's pretty cool that I found you. I'm planning on doing a video on chord riffs. I was going to use SNS. If you want me to give your channel a shout out, I'd be happy too (I have a video that went a little viral so I've been picking up a lot of views lately). It's totally up to you. Have a great day!
Hey man! Thanks for watching and I’m always thankful for shout outs! 🤘🏼 Hope we bring more shows down there!
Sounds good Scott. I'll mention you and link your channel in the description. I'll hit you back when I upload the video if you're interested in watching it. BTW, the combination of your incredible playing and first hand accounts of Ed and company makes for a truly enjoyable video (probably my two favorite things about doing this is teaching and swapping classic rock stories with people, albeit most of mine aren't first hand!). Now there's extra pressure to play the SNS riff accurately. LOL. Not like anyone let's you get away with it anyway. Take care.
Fantastic lesson the hand movements are very helpful
You're a helluva player! Maybe you could do a Toto hold the line lesson. Solo please!
Hi Scott. This is awesome I used to play this in my band Roadhouse in the 90s but I’ll admit I learned a few things today from this! Do you give private lessons by chance?
Thank you so much for this all important lesson! I'm a guitar player but does Brad do any keys videos? Fan of his since Copperhead days.
Nice,
Good Song!
Hey Scott thank you so much for all your Lynyrd Skynyrd song tutorials. But sometimes it is hard to realize which strings you are playing. Perhaps you can comment it a little more...
Love it. Just watched the doc if I leave here.. great lesson no tabs or lessons I’ve seen show what your doing during that 2nd tricky part sliding from d chord to e chord, do you strike the b note on the e string then e chord again and then slide A to B to finish the phrase ?
thanks scott...if you can or have time can you do a setup leson.like what effects or software you use to get the sounds you get etc..like amps you use live gig setup and what you using for the sound in this example..thanks
Hi Scott , as a distant relative of Billy Powell , (My Grandma was a Powell) . I think You are doing an OUTSTANDING JOB !! I was wondering have you a tutorial on "EDGE OF FOREVER" ? I would love to be able to play that, its one of my Favorite Skynyrd Concert Songs , As a Matter of fact I will be seeing them in Laughlin on Oct 2nd and will be hoping that they still play that..KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK !! Later Jake Paradise ,
You can’t beat a skynard riff. What made me want my first guitar