Great teacher - great song ! I saw John play this in 1981 at Torquay Town Hall and can't believe that 43 years later I can too now thanks this brilliant lesson!
I've always done the solo bit differently......yours is right. I've been a fan since 78. The music was groundbreaking, creative, innovative. It was amazing to hear the new music he was pioneering in those days.
The more I watch your videos the more I think that your channel should receive a grant from the unesco: you are doing an excellent job in keeping alive great music that, generally speaking, does not receive the attention it deserves.
If you watch Mcgeoch playing it live on this song, he switches the flanger off when he does the D to E barre chord bit. Then in the chorus, he switches it on and off to accent the high notes ,quite some tap dancing to perform live!
great performance! I bought the record back in the day but to see the guitar parts performed like this really raises awareness of how excellent the guitarist was.
This is a superb lesson and pretty much flawless. You clarified a couple of things for me in the guitar break that I thought I'd pretty much nailed - just goes to show that one should never be complacent and that somebody else might have a different and better take on what you think you already know. My McGeoch arsenal consists of a Marshall JVM 410c, a Roland JC-120, MXR flanger, MXR carbon copy delay and, as of this week, a 1977-vintage Yamaha SG-1000 in almost perfect condition. I haven't sorted any amp switching or flanger stand-mount adaptors yet. It's about time I set to work on sorting out the talent. :D
Amazing track...thanks for this Adrian. Still proudly got my gold sleeved single, and have fond memories of them opening gigs with this haunting melody. Superb!
So I think I'm enchanted with your channel and your playing. I can't tell you how much I appreciate what you do and the songs you choose. I'm just a beginner but to find my favorite music and how to play it is totally amazing.
Flanger (like chorus) is just a very short modulated delay. "Manual" is delay time, "width" is how much the delay time is modulated, "speed" is how fast it is modulated, and "regen" is how much feedback there is. The difference between flange and chorus is that flange has a shorter delay time, and chorus usually doesn't have any feedback (and sometimes has multiple modulated delay lines). Vibrato is a short modulated delay, but there's no dry signal.
I am so delighted you posted this. i was going to request it! My favourite version is the Robert Smith playing of it on Nocturne where he stood in for McGeogh. I thought (will have to listen to it again) that he arpeggiates the top three strings once he has hit the chord in the chorus - my favourite bit! But of course, there is now nothing preventing me from doing so! Thanks so much! (and merry Christmas).
More Banshees? Why not indeed Mr Woodward. Thanks so much for this Adrian. I have set to work on this and the recent Arabian Knights offering. Challenging. rewarding, educational and fun all at once. What better excuse to wheel out that McGeoch tribute guitar once more.
Another great track Adrian, brilliant !! Yes I love the MXR Flanger as well, it's very good for McGeoch tributes as well as Keith Levine, although he used The Electric Mistress
Your videos are great! I subbed from Hong Kong Garden a while back and have been watching ever since. I have recently focused on uploading covers from this era, so it is really refreshing to see guitar breakdowns like this on TH-cam. Keep up the awesome work, and Merry Christmas!
Excellent lesson, I really like the little hammer on pull of lick, he does the same kind of thing on “Heavens inside” with generation X. Also reminds me of the little synth part from “dance yrself clean” by LCD sound system.
Another top lesson, you seem to pick some really cool songs in your tutoials, possibly the best range i've seen on youtube, john mcgeoch what a great guitarist, did some fantastic work in the bands he was in. A real sad loss. keep up the good work, what about some bunnymen.......
Hi Adrian, this might be off the beaten path but you are by far the best teacher on the web. I have been learning some classics and with 5 different teachers, all of their lessons are different! The song is "Give me three steps" by Lenard Skynard. I couldn't find it in your page. Do you have a lesson for this song? And if you don't, well I'd sure like to learn from the best! 😉 Love your work! So thorough!!
I should also say that you consistently do lessons on my favourite songs - lessons that no one else seems to do - The Cure, Joy Division, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Dead Kennedys. All we need now are some Talking Heads songs (not necessarily Psycho Killer). In fact, how about an introduction to slide guitar with The Big Country (More Songs About Buildings and Food, not the band)? Probably my favourite Talking Heads song.
Adrian- thank you so much for your channel and passion. I just discovered it, and as a beginner in my 50’s, I really appreciate the music choices you make! In addition, including all types of music helps us re-appreciate all different genres- I love it. However, punk and post punk especially are my favorites, and this beautiful rendition of Israel is great. Any chance of doing Spanish Bombs without a capo? I think The Clash did it without, but most videos make use of a capo and I want to do it in its original form. Anyway, thanks again from out here in the States!
Nailed it again Adrian! Great lesson of a fantastic song by a brilliant guitarist. I note that your recent McGeogh lesson is on the Eastwood website. Would you consider doing anything by Stuart Adamson or perhaps something from Jesus & Mary Chain? Anyway, I really look forward to Fridays to find out what your latest lessons is going to be. Keep up the good work and have a great Christmas 🎄
Fab stuff ade! You've done this one before,but it seems so much better with the John type guitar and flange setting! Respect due! Please, please do some Geordie chords and riffs!! I've spent years trying to get even a fraction close to his unobtainable massive sound! My no 1 guitar god!!😀
Wicked Adrian, For me this takes me back in⏳2 The double live' Nocturne` album & that seemingly never ending; Stravinsky`s-The Rite of Spring-At the start to it, which seems to go on forever before it finally ends & the crowd goes wild as Steven Severin`s super flanged bass kicks in/off the first tune Israel. I still listen the album now in the 🚘 occasionally(great night🌃time tunes) to drive 2 especially that opening track as well as live version 's of Spellbound & Happy House & many other classics. Great rhythms laid down by Budgie & it might surprise some of your subscribers to know that all the guitars are played by Robert Smith who was the Banshees guitarist at that time-83`ish Definitely check it out if you haven't heard it before~it's a great double live album~one for any collection & well worth a listen🔊 Anyway keep the interesting🎅tunes🌲a`coming🎶 And have a good weekend m8~😊
Yes, Nocturne is amazing, but Robert Smith (amazing and talented guitarist and songwriter) could still not fill those big boots left after they sacked John.
This Israel-ly good.
Great teacher - great song ! I saw John play this in 1981 at Torquay Town Hall and can't believe that 43 years later I can too now thanks this brilliant lesson!
Wish I could hit “like” more than once. What a tune, what a lesson.
Never thought of this as a Christmas song until you mentioned it, finally a Christmas song I can get behind!
I love you covering John brilliance, you serve his memory well, he was one of our greats.
Nice one Adrian 😎🎙🎸✅
Amen
McGeoch is one of my favorite guitarists, love the flanger sound and that guitar is beautiful. Thank you for the tutorial!
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EASTWOOD SG1000 McGeoch
I've always done the solo bit differently......yours is right. I've been a fan since 78. The music was groundbreaking, creative, innovative. It was amazing to hear the new music he was pioneering in those days.
Me: "wow - finally a play in a day!"
Guitar break: "not so fast there, young fella"
Thank you to remember us how Mr McGeoch is a great rock guitarist !!! ;)
The more I watch your videos the more I think that your channel should receive a grant from the unesco: you are doing an excellent job in keeping alive great music that, generally speaking, does not receive the attention it deserves.
Love these Banshees/ McGeoch videos 👏👏
If you watch Mcgeoch playing it live on this song, he switches the flanger off when he does the D to E barre chord bit. Then in the chorus, he switches it on and off to accent the high notes ,quite some tap dancing to perform live!
great performance! I bought the record back in the day but to see the guitar parts performed like this really raises awareness of how excellent the guitarist was.
I absolutely love that tone.. Nailed it again! 👌🏼
What a teacher. Absolutely awesome. Thanks Adrian for slowing down that spectacular McGeoch break.
What a tune. Nicely done, fella. McGeoch was underrated. Shot by Both Sides another classic .
Fantastic work. That guy really was something special and original
I can feel the falling snow in this tune!
You show how creative those musicians where . Thank you for delivering and presenting a break down of how it was achieved.
This is a superb lesson and pretty much flawless. You clarified a couple of things for me in the guitar break that I thought I'd pretty much nailed - just goes to show that one should never be complacent and that somebody else might have a different and better take on what you think you already know. My McGeoch arsenal consists of a Marshall JVM 410c, a Roland JC-120, MXR flanger, MXR carbon copy delay and, as of this week, a 1977-vintage Yamaha SG-1000 in almost perfect condition. I haven't sorted any amp switching or flanger stand-mount adaptors yet. It's about time I set to work on sorting out the talent. :D
Amazing track...thanks for this Adrian. Still proudly got my gold sleeved single, and have fond memories of them opening gigs with this haunting melody. Superb!
Still got mine too!
So I think I'm enchanted with your channel and your playing. I can't tell you how much I appreciate what you do and the songs you choose. I'm just a beginner but to find my favorite music and how to play it is totally amazing.
Absolutely brilliant. You do McGeoch extremely well.
Flanger (like chorus) is just a very short modulated delay. "Manual" is delay time, "width" is how much the delay time is modulated, "speed" is how fast it is modulated, and "regen" is how much feedback there is. The difference between flange and chorus is that flange has a shorter delay time, and chorus usually doesn't have any feedback (and sometimes has multiple modulated delay lines). Vibrato is a short modulated delay, but there's no dry signal.
One of my all time favourite songs. McGeoch classic. Beautiful Yamaha by the way
Alas...that's no Yamaha!
@@nostro1001 yes typed the reply mid video, still a very nice looking fiddle!
@@The_Macaroon All good it's an Eastwood John McGeoch tribute model...based on his SG Yamaha.
Yup, it does look rather sweet. 🎸🎸🎸
Thank you, this is one of my all time fav guitar parts by McGeoch.
Just nailed it yet again. Thanks for sharing your excellent work.
I am so delighted you posted this. i was going to request it! My favourite version is the Robert Smith playing of it on Nocturne where he stood in for McGeogh. I thought (will have to listen to it again) that he arpeggiates the top three strings once he has hit the chord in the chorus - my favourite bit! But of course, there is now nothing preventing me from doing so! Thanks so much! (and merry Christmas).
More Banshees? Why not indeed Mr Woodward. Thanks so much for this Adrian. I have set to work on this and the recent Arabian Knights offering. Challenging. rewarding, educational and fun all at once. What better excuse to wheel out that McGeoch tribute guitar once more.
Good catch on the similarity with "Shine on you crazy diamond"!
Because of this channel, I rediscovered so much music and awesome bands I've neglected over the years. Thanks, Adrian.
Great going again, two thumbs up. I really like the live in Cologne 1981 version of this as well.
Another great track Adrian, brilliant !! Yes I love the MXR Flanger as well, it's very good for McGeoch tributes as well as Keith Levine, although he used The Electric Mistress
Finally I can figure out the hammering on lick he does. Thank you for showing me!
Congrats on your channel! I'm a fan already. Thanks for putting this up
You bring a massive smile to my face. Awesome channel
Thanks Adrian !!!! Love it ! Happy Christmas to you too !
thank you Adrian for this early Christmas gift !!
Absolutely brilliant 👌
Thanks a lot for all your work . Fantastic vidéos, Fantastic bands . Great job ! Cheers from France !
Your videos are great! I subbed from Hong Kong Garden a while back and have been watching ever since. I have recently focused on uploading covers from this era, so it is really refreshing to see guitar breakdowns like this on TH-cam. Keep up the awesome work, and Merry Christmas!
Get those sleigh bells higher in the mix 😂 Great as always. I feel the Bailey's coming out.
And a pint of Xmas egg nog for me 👍
Guess what? I got a fever! And the only prescription.. is more sleighbell...
I've improved so much thanks to these songs. Thank you :)
Yeah... great lesson. Love how you show us the gear too!
Excellent lesson, Adrian, and thanks for the Christmas gift!! Happy Crimbo, and Happy New Year to you and yours!! Stay safe!! Cheers, mate!! :)
John was a genious, thanks for sharing Adrian!
Great one and man you are right about that opening chord, it is magic.
Excellent lesson, I really like the little hammer on pull of lick, he does the same kind of thing on “Heavens inside” with generation X. Also reminds me of the little synth part from “dance yrself clean” by LCD sound system.
Great tribute to the legend that is John McGeoch, one of a kind lucky we had him at all
Love the bass in this song, too.
Great McGeoch Tuto as usual Adrian!!
Thanks so much for actually doing songs I want to learn.
Yet another superb instructional video - thanks for putting out such consistently great content, Adrian!
What a fantastic job.
Awesome lesson! 🫶
Magnificent McGeoch, Brilliant Adrian, Thank you
Awesome! And what a tune
Great backing track too. Excellent work again Adrian.
A proper SG, great tone just like studio track, well played!
You’re awesome!! I’d love more siouxsie and the banshees tutorials, you’re great :)
Thanks for explaining it so well. Always stumble on that hammer on-ish bit at 2.36 but hopefully get it sussed now
Thank you for the lesson I do appreciate well done
This is one of my absolute favourite Siouxsie tracks...strike that... my favourite! Nice guitar, thought we would see that Shergold on this one.
Thanks Adrian Your The Man Simulated very precisely like the original song Riffs ,Thanks Mate Your The Best! 🤝😎🎸😁
Another top lesson, you seem to pick some really cool songs in your tutoials, possibly the best range i've seen on youtube, john mcgeoch what a great guitarist, did some fantastic work in the bands he was in. A real sad loss. keep up the good work, what about some bunnymen.......
Well said buddy, I like how Adrian picks some more obscure new wave tracks. Which suits me cause I was raised on punk, skinhead, oi and new wave
Man i really apreciate you mentioning the chord progression that goes behind, its nice to get at least a little bit of insight into the theory
Awesome 👍 🤘🎸 my fav song by them. Your 👍🤘
Hi Adrian, this might be off the beaten path but you are by far the best teacher on the web. I have been learning some classics and with 5 different teachers, all of their lessons are different! The song is "Give me three steps" by Lenard Skynard. I couldn't find it in your page. Do you have a lesson for this song? And if you don't, well I'd sure like to learn from the best! 😉
Love your work! So thorough!!
Love this stuff, it's great!!!!
as always Adrian, great cover.
Excellent as always, I have the same guitar. It’s superb.
I should also say that you consistently do lessons on my favourite songs - lessons that no one else seems to do - The Cure, Joy Division, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Dead Kennedys. All we need now are some Talking Heads songs (not necessarily Psycho Killer). In fact, how about an introduction to slide guitar with The Big Country (More Songs About Buildings and Food, not the band)? Probably my favourite Talking Heads song.
Excellent video such a unique sound.
top stuff, still got the original 12" for this, playing along now!!
Thank you so much for producing such a great, well thought out and explained video.
Adrian you're so good. Thanx a lot!!!
Adrian- thank you so much for your channel and passion. I just discovered it, and as a beginner in my 50’s, I really appreciate the music choices you make! In addition, including all types of music helps us re-appreciate all different genres- I love it. However, punk and post punk especially are my favorites, and this beautiful rendition of Israel is great. Any chance of doing Spanish Bombs without a capo? I think The Clash did it without, but most videos make use of a capo and I want to do it in its original form. Anyway, thanks again from out here in the States!
The sound of that fricking guitar! wow.... continues to amaze me. So John played harmonics!? I always thought they were single notes...
Seems like he played harmonics, but Robert Smith would play the notes with a D chord shape (sounds better that way when I play it)
Nailed it again Adrian! Great lesson of a fantastic song by a brilliant guitarist. I note that your recent McGeogh lesson is on the Eastwood website. Would you consider doing anything by Stuart Adamson or perhaps something from Jesus & Mary Chain? Anyway, I really look forward to Fridays to find out what your latest lessons is going to be. Keep up the good work and have a great Christmas 🎄
Fab stuff ade! You've done this one before,but it seems so much better with the John type guitar and flange setting! Respect due! Please, please do some Geordie chords and riffs!! I've spent years trying to get even a fraction close to his unobtainable massive sound! My no 1 guitar god!!😀
This is well bloody cool let anyone be honest about that and be in no doubt.
Really nice. I've been enjoying learning Arabian Knights, so this is next up
Thanks Adrian-great song. There is an awesome live recording of this song on TH-cam with Robert Smith on guitar!
Brilliant!!!
Great !
Thanks Adrian
For such a sparse song it is incredibly dense with atmosphere.
Hey Adrian, can you please do a tutorial for twist - tones on tail?
john fahey and this nice choices
Thanks for this! Into the Light (Peel Session) would be my request the next time you decide to do a Banshees tune.
Quality!
Wicked Adrian,
For me this takes me back in⏳2 The double live' Nocturne` album & that seemingly never ending;
Stravinsky`s-The Rite of Spring-At the start to it, which seems to go on forever before it finally ends
& the crowd goes wild as Steven Severin`s super flanged bass kicks in/off the first tune Israel.
I still listen the album now in the 🚘 occasionally(great night🌃time tunes) to drive 2 especially that opening track as well as live version 's of Spellbound & Happy House & many other classics.
Great rhythms laid down by Budgie & it might surprise some of your subscribers to know that all the guitars are played by Robert Smith who was the Banshees guitarist at that time-83`ish
Definitely check it out if you haven't heard it before~it's a great double live album~one for any collection & well worth a listen🔊
Anyway keep the interesting🎅tunes🌲a`coming🎶
And have a good weekend m8~😊
Yes, Nocturne is amazing, but Robert Smith (amazing and talented guitarist and songwriter) could still not fill those big boots left after they sacked John.
@@JtotheP68 Yeah, he just basically just strums over it
Awesome!
If ya gonna keep on ya McGeoch trip maybe do ‘Disappointed’ by PiL. I think that was his last gig.
So amazing.... I like this one
Thank you for another great pickkkk!
Another great one, Adrian, thanks! :)
Have you ever mentioned what you use to program the drum parts of your backing tracks? They always sound great.
Thank you !
beautiful sound
"Bored rigid"....I like that...