Many thanks to you, and for that matter, others musicians like you, who put these videos up. They're a great help to people like me. I've gigged on and off for many years doing rock/pop/blues type stuff and, while I've always gotten good feedback on my playing, particularly my improvisational skills, my biggest weak point is my lack of ability and willingness to sit down and pick out guitar parts note for note. I'm just too distractible and impatient. So, thank you again, you've helped me to bring a finer focus to songs where I need to a bit more accurate. Cheers!
Bachman Turner Overdrive such a Canadian iconic band. I love this song and attempted it a couple years ago but now my chops are more proficient I am ready to lay a beatin' on this song. Thanks Mark for a really kick ass tune. I want to play this with my band.
"distortion NOT to melt people faces off" :DDD with only that one line you got me...one of the greatest online guitar teachers for me, sure. :) thank you!
Mark Zabel The Band is my personal favourite Canadian band with only Levon being from Arkansas. Let me know if you have covered any songs from them. Tomorrow is Canada Day 🇨🇦 so Happy Canada Day Mark love your YT channel👍🎸🇨🇦
Dude...tone and approach is right on. Aggression is EVERYTHING on this song...."moderate amount of overdrive" is the deal...too many peeps go crazy on gain.
Hey Mark, thanks for all of the great lessons!. If you make a t-shirt that says: Mark Z's Gang.... Get Your Slop On I would buy it!! Have a great Holiday!!
Sorry about leaving the coaching lesson so abruptly but I had something come up. But after your brief aside re: TCB had to pop over for a view. Great lesson but I might have enjoyed your songfacts just as much. For us newbies I think the little stretch is great for developing some hand strength incrementally. As always Thanks, needed one like this, abit easier to get under one's fingers to get out of a learner's funk.
You're Canadian??? :) How could I have guessed it? I spent much of my time during my youth in Windsor and other places in Essex county Ontario. I don't get there often enough these days. Anything you would like to request from another Canadian band? (Guess Who maybe or Chiliwack or Loverboy or Rush even?)
Sweet :-) I live in Lethbridge (alberta, the western province above Montana) Never been that far east to Ontario... heard it's nice:-) .LOL, Randy's Daughter, Lori-Leigh and her family lives in our neighborhood here. Her son and my daughter are best buddies. small cooool world sometimes. As for requests, Since you did my all-time BTO fav- TCB. Some of my fav Canadian bands:The Guess Who (American Woman)and Rush (subdivisions), But all time Favorite Canadian: April Wine...Amazing and amazing live! (Say Hello- **Fav**, or , Tonight Is a Wonderful Time to Fall in Love, or. I Like to Rock, or, Sign of the Gypsy Queen- (heavily played in California when I lived there years ago for a while). Anyways. thanks for all the great lessons and nice advice you offer. Maybe if I keep practicing, my wife might even like some of my rock songs, lol.
Hello Mark, I'm a fairly new subscriber to your channel here but I just wanted to say how much I enjoy your feeds man. Your explanations are clear and precise and very easy to understand, thanks again so much. This is such a great song as well, I love old 60's / 70's classic rock :)
@@MarkZabel , my pleasure man. These videos make learning how to play songs so much easier than listening to the song and figuring it all out, it’s the very least we can do Mark!!!!
Great Lesson Mark. Lots of Fun. Now I just need to train my pinkie to do that 4 fret stretch, which looks quite easy for you. Thanks, I always loved this song. For some reason, I hadn't been receiving your stuff, which is why you haven't heard from me.
You know people talk shit about Bachmann He aint no poser he may not have partyd hard n hung out with whos who .... no pun But the man wrote many classic rock riffs......classic is empahasised....... American woman Undone Tcb Let it ride No sugar tonight I have to add this one ....these eyes .....lol Its that hip major seven thing in the chorus.....im a sucker for that tonality
He was great. Add to it Laughing, Hang on to Your Life, Bus Rider, No Time, Hand Me Down World, Let It Ride, Looking Out For Number One. All good stuff. Who gives a crap about the partying? Not me. How has that worked out for Ozzy and bunches of others?
You much be a mind reader or have ESP something another because I was just working on TCOB last night. Your a great teacher and my playing is better due to watching your lessons. A big thank you for sharing. A request if you are into hard rocking bar room blues check out the late great Eddy Shaver. A kid who grew up hanging around Dicky Betts with his father Billy Joe. He sure could play a guitar. He's all over youtube and I would love to see someone do a lesson on his, "Just Can't beat Jesus Christ" song. Again, thank you.
Hey Mark. Another great lesson. I may be able to play this one since you said that it could be played sloppy. lol. I grew up listening to BTO. Thanks for all the work that you put into these videos. It really helps guys like me out. A couple of months back i requested that you do a lesson on I can't tell you why by the Eagles in which you did very promptly. I was learning that one slowly but it seems to have disappeared. I was wondering if it has been taken down or if I was overlooking it.I was able to learn on that song because it is fairly slow. lol Anyway thanks again for doing that lesson,at least I can play the first few lines. Keep up the great teaching that you do. I always look forward to watching your videos and learning from them.
Mark Great lesson, thanks for doing this classic! Any chance you could do "escape" by Rupert Holmes? There are not any good lessons on this great song.
Oh yeah, for sure. It's hard to get that perfect sloppiness. Jimmy Page had it down perfectly in stuff like "Since I've Been Loving You." I definitely don't mean it as a put-down to Randy at all. He's awesome!
Is that Body of the guitar as uncomfortable as it looks to hold....Thought about getting that one but it sure looks uncomfortable. Thanks for the video....sounds great.
Thank you! No, actually it's quite comfortable to hold. The bottom horn is more angular and shorter cut than a Tele which I think gives the illusion that it's "wobbly" or uncomfortable. When holding the guitar it's like a more comfortable Tele because it has a "tummy cut" in the back. If you want to put the guitar down though, you need a stand, because the base of the guitar is slanted just a little. I made the mistake of leaning it against my amp and ... CRASH! In any event, I'm a fan of Reverend Guitars. Well-built and they sound good. This one used to be my #1 guitar. Not so much these days, but I still really like it!
Thanks Ray! Here's what I've got from April Wine for now: th-cam.com/video/FB59dV49QN0/w-d-xo.html but I'll do more ... maybe Roller or I Like to Rock or Sing of the Gypsy Queen. I've also got Undun and Doucette's "Mama Let Him Play" (yes, the solo too). So you could check those for authenticity in the meantime. Lots of good rock out of Canada! Americans should appreciate it more!!
Michael Katt It's a pickup on the & of the 4 of the previous measure, as in ... & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & ... you play on & 1 2 3 & (rest on 4) & and so forth.
I played this song at Burton cummings house on his childhood piano while he was in the kitchen he came out and looked at me and told me to leave his house NOW!
@@MarkZabel yes later he phone me to come back and finish up working on his pinball machines up stairs he said he had a rough night going to sleep and was quite edgy, really I did not know if it was that or my playing that set him off he told me he did not want to hear anything that has to do with randy bachman, since they were not speaking to each other at the time in 1999.
Yeah, I'm still putting together my tele build. Screwed up the bridge and have to re-drill. Oh well ... learning experience I guess. Not like I don't have another guitar to play.
Mark Zabel I guess that you were doing it. I just couldn’t see In the lick after the triad it hits the major 3rd in the rift But you must have been doing it. I just saw it differently. My bad
Sorry if I said that. If you mean at around 6:25, I said (on strings 3, 2, and 1 respectively) 12-11-12. It's a C7 chord without the root note. (C7 = C-E-G-Bb ... the chord I played is G-Bb-E) Sorry that I said "triad". It's a 7th chord. But because it has 3 notes and skips the root I often think of it as a triad.
Mark Zabel , thanks. I guess I need to re-read my music theory books. I had thought that it still needs the note, “C”, in this case in the chord, such as an inversion. Thanks for all your lessons and song breakdowns!
@@ccmkoho I think the main thing is that it's 12-11-12, not 11-12-11, which would be a straight B major triad. 12-11-12 is what's played in the song ... functions as a C7. My advice would be to NOT spend time re-reading theory. It will give a definition of a dominant 7th as Root, 3rd, 5th, and flatted 7th. That's 4 notes. But good players often leave out notes, particularly roots, because they're played by other instruments. Usually the 3rd and the 7th are enough to support the melody in a blues based song. Danny Gatton called this the two note wonder. (Try this out for yourself in an A blues using strings 4 and 3 in the standard 5th position. You'll be amazed at what happens if you don't already know this. A7, D7, and E7 ... but only use the 3rd and 7th of each chord and don't move positions.) I already apologized for the cavalier use of "C7 triad". What I mean by it is "three note chord that functions as a C dominant". But that's rather long language, so I tend to be a bit cavalier with it. Give a listen to really good rhythm players from Brad Paisley to Hendrix to Johnny Marr to Keith Richards. You'll find they're often playing only portions of chords when they're not playing specific riffs.
Every time this song comes on the radio I promptly change the channel. This song has been used on so many commercials that I just assume it's another commercial.
I hear you. I get that way when I can't play often. Lots of great players made a career and maybe even a virtue of it though (Richards, Jimmy Page, and others), and some of the best bands had "beautiful sloppiness" (The Band for example). Enjoying music is all that's required. Hang in there and enjoy!
Thanks for your great guitar playing, with your help I have learned the song chords,riffs,leads up to the final solos... your improvisation is really good and your tab was a terrific help. Any chance you can video the 15 second solo which starts after the chord pattern CC,FFF, Eb Eb Bb Bb Bb? The solo it starts 1:35 min in the song to 1:50 min. th-cam.com/video/8guR-IPJmII/w-d-xo.html And those 15 seconds are so tough to learn. Can you help?
I just listened. I don't hear a solo at 1:35 in the BTO song (link: th-cam.com/video/NCIUf8eYPqA/w-d-xo.html). Do you mean 2:52 to around 3:06 in the song that I linked?
Just turn them off. (Gear icon, Captions = turn off captions) or on your phone click on the 3 dots (...) in the upper right corner and follow the directions.
One of my all-time fav BTO songs! Certain nuisances of the strumming, etc. you gave me made all the diff in the world. Thank you!!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching and for the kind comment!
Many thanks to you, and for that matter, others musicians like you, who put these videos up. They're a great help to people like me. I've gigged on and off for many years doing rock/pop/blues type stuff and, while I've always gotten good feedback on my playing, particularly my improvisational skills, my biggest weak point is my lack of ability and willingness to sit down and pick out guitar parts note for note. I'm just too distractible and impatient. So, thank you again, you've helped me to bring a finer focus to songs where I need to a bit more accurate. Cheers!
You're very welcome. Thanks for the kind comment!
You nail everything and you are a fantastic Teacher to boot.
Thanks Mr. M!! I really appreciate it!
Bachman Turner Overdrive such a Canadian iconic band. I love this song and attempted it a couple years ago but now my chops are more proficient I am ready to lay a beatin' on this song. Thanks Mark for a really kick ass tune. I want to play this with my band.
No problem! Kick some ass with it!!
Ahhhh...70's BTO...it's been so long since I played that song I forgot how...Thanks man...
My pleasure Dale. Thanks for watching!
"distortion NOT to melt people faces off" :DDD
with only that one line you got me...one of the greatest online guitar teachers for me, sure. :)
thank you!
Thanks a ton!
Man, this is the 3rd song ive ever learned and everyone else made it look confusing and you just put it together for me. Thank you
Awesome! Glad to help.
Great to see you cover a great song from a Canadian from Winnipeg thank you👍🎸🇨🇦
My pleasure! Lots of great Canadian musicians!
Mark Zabel The Band is my personal favourite Canadian band with only Levon being from Arkansas. Let me know if you have covered any songs from them. Tomorrow is Canada Day 🇨🇦 so Happy Canada Day Mark love your YT channel👍🎸🇨🇦
Dude...tone and approach is right on. Aggression is EVERYTHING on this song...."moderate amount of overdrive" is the deal...too many peeps go crazy on gain.
Thanks. Totally agree people generally distort the heck out of things!
Great, been playing this song 30+ years and never quite got it! Clever how Bachman went from minor to major pentatonic scales from lick to lick!
Thanks. Yes, deceptively simple!
@@MarkZabel NOW that I've seen it played!
Great Lesson and the tabs confirmed the fingering Thanks
My Man Mark crushing the classics again!! Thank You!
Thanks Mark!!
goodness gracious. Was looking to revisit this on another site, and your clip came up. So glad. gonna dig into it today. Thanks.
Cool. Hope you dug in! Thanks for watching!
Thanks a lot, great teaching 👍👏👏👏
So nice of you!
Thanks Mark, love your song choices and the way you teach, keep em coming !!
Will do Thomas!
Awesome job as usual, Mark--thanks!
This song was a classic and you rock my friend!
Why thank you!! :)
Hey Mark, thanks for all of the great lessons!.
If you make a t-shirt that says:
Mark Z's Gang....
Get Your Slop On
I would buy it!!
Have a great Holiday!!
Thanks Todd! You've got a deal. Love it!!
Great playing and nice Reverend! Just got my first last month. Best guitar I've ever owned.
Thanks! I bet you'll love it. I've had mine for maybe 10 or 12 years. Very solid guitar.
AWESOME as Usual Mark. Thanks!
Thanks! I always appreciate a nice comment ... and listening to the video of course!!
Great tutorial -- thanks! And the tab looks great, too. Keep rockin'.
Thanks, will do!
Excellent lesson. Thank you. 🎼🎸👏
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Great song by a great band. Thank you for posting!
My pleasure.
Thanks for that, very detailed you're a good teacher.
My pleasure. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and for your kind comment!
Loved this song in High school drank a lot of beer to it also lol ! Thanks for the lesson Mark your such a awesome teacher!
LOL! Yeah, me too. Thanks brother!
Keep'em comin'. Thanks Mark!
You bet! Thanks for watching. Do you have any requests for me to do?
Great! Love your videos Mark! Thanks for the upload.
You bet. Thanks for listening!
I just subscribed to your channel after watching a couple of your vids.......Excellent lesson......GREAT, thank you, learning now.....:)
Awesome, thanks!!
Awesome lesson. Thanks,,
Mucha gracieus
Thanks Patrick!
Gr8 cover and lesson and sweet tele. Thx again
Thanks so much!!
Hi Mark - I’m beginning player and I just discovered your channel. I love your teaching style! Thanks for all your hard work!!
Thanks so much David! Please let me know what else you'd like to see.
Thanks Mark - I’d love to hear you do some more George Benson - “Giblet Gravy” is a particular favorite of mine!
Another fav, and you knocked it outta he park again!! 😎
Thanks Kevin!
Great lesson! Thank you so much!!
Glad you liked it!
Great lesson. loved the improv at the end.
Thanks!!
Great lesson 👍
Thanks for this
Keep it up
Thanks Marty!
Sorry about leaving the coaching lesson so abruptly but I had something come up. But after your brief aside re: TCB had to pop over for a view. Great lesson but I might have enjoyed your songfacts just as much. For us newbies I think the little stretch is great for developing some hand strength incrementally. As always Thanks, needed one like this, abit easier to get under one's fingers to get out of a learner's funk.
Thanks Dan!
Reminds me of my high school days. Wow. I thought I knew everything. What little did I truly know. It sure was fun though
Ha! Yes, it's always interesting going back to what you "know" - gets me every time too!! :)
Awesome lesson love this song.
Thanks Paul!
Great lesson, as you said this is rock when it was just that, classic rock, right on
Thanks. Yes, watch the videos of BTO playing it. They're having fun!
great lesson.....Fantastic guitar toneor the other way around :)
Glad you like it!
Cool great lesson thanks Mark!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
You look a lot better in 2021!
Thanks!
sweeeeeet! thanks TONS for that ;-) his daughter (Randy Bachman) is in my city in Canada
You're Canadian??? :) How could I have guessed it? I spent much of my time during my youth in Windsor and other places in Essex county Ontario. I don't get there often enough these days. Anything you would like to request from another Canadian band? (Guess Who maybe or Chiliwack or Loverboy or Rush even?)
Sweet :-) I live in Lethbridge (alberta, the western province above Montana) Never been that far east to Ontario... heard it's nice:-) .LOL, Randy's Daughter, Lori-Leigh and her family lives in our neighborhood here. Her son and my daughter are best buddies. small cooool world sometimes. As for requests, Since you did my all-time BTO fav- TCB. Some of my fav Canadian bands:The Guess Who (American Woman)and
Rush (subdivisions), But all time Favorite Canadian: April Wine...Amazing and amazing live! (Say Hello- **Fav**, or , Tonight Is a Wonderful Time to Fall in Love, or. I Like to Rock, or, Sign of the Gypsy Queen- (heavily played in California when I lived there years ago for a while). Anyways. thanks for all the great lessons and nice advice you offer. Maybe if I keep practicing, my wife might even like some of my rock songs, lol.
thanks good job easy to follow!
Glad it helped!
you are most welcome
Yeah! Thanks for getting the right pick up notes as many miss
You bet. Thanks for watching!
Great job, thanks!
My pleasure. Glad you liked it!
Hello Mark,
I'm a fairly new subscriber to your channel here but I just wanted to say how much I enjoy your feeds man. Your explanations are clear and precise and very easy to understand, thanks again so much. This is such a great song as well, I love old 60's / 70's classic rock :)
Wow, thanks so much Thomas! Nice to get such kind feedback!
@@MarkZabel , my pleasure man. These videos make learning how to play songs so much easier than listening to the song and figuring it all out, it’s the very least we can do Mark!!!!
Great Lesson Mark. Lots of Fun. Now I just need to train my pinkie to do that 4 fret stretch, which looks quite easy for you. Thanks, I always loved this song. For some reason, I hadn't been receiving your stuff, which is why you haven't heard from me.
Hi. Great to hear from you again! I was wondering where you were! :)
You know people talk shit about Bachmann
He aint no poser he may not have partyd hard n hung out with whos who .... no pun
But the man wrote many classic rock riffs......classic is empahasised.......
American woman
Undone
Tcb
Let it ride
No sugar tonight
I have to add this one
....these eyes .....lol
Its that hip major seven thing in the chorus.....im a sucker for that tonality
He was great. Add to it Laughing, Hang on to Your Life, Bus Rider, No Time, Hand Me Down World, Let It Ride, Looking Out For Number One. All good stuff. Who gives a crap about the partying? Not me. How has that worked out for Ozzy and bunches of others?
Great song writer & Band !!!!
Excelent!!
Thanks a lot !!!
👏👏👏👏👏👏
My pleasure. Thanks for watching!
You much be a mind reader or have ESP something another because I was just working on TCOB last night. Your a great teacher and my playing is better due to watching your lessons. A big thank you for sharing. A request if you are into hard rocking bar room blues check out the late great Eddy Shaver. A kid who grew up hanging around Dicky Betts with his father Billy Joe. He sure could play a guitar. He's all over youtube and I would love to see someone do a lesson on his, "Just Can't beat Jesus Christ" song. Again, thank you.
Ha! Yes, I have ESP!! :) Glad you liked the video. I will check out Eddy Shaver. Thanks!
Most excellent!
Thank you!
Very cool guitar Mark, looks like a Les Paul and a Telecaster got tangled up one night.
Yes, it's a Reverend Buckshot. Great guitar. They've gotten more expensive as of late. Very versatile and well built.
Another fine job! Good tone on this also!
Thanks!!
Great job, You're a good player.
Thank you! I did the main solo here if you want to check it out! th-cam.com/video/LVnDCUqi45Q/w-d-xo.html
wow mark you are good ,the way you play that i would think that you are canadian lol randy would be proud lol !!!
LOL! Well I *did* spent some Summers growing up in Windsor - right across the bridge from Detroit. Maybe that was it, eh?
Hey Mark. Another great lesson. I may be able to play this one since you said that it could be played sloppy. lol. I grew up listening to BTO. Thanks for all the work that you put into these videos. It really helps guys like me out. A couple of months back i requested that you do a lesson on I can't tell you why by the Eagles in which you did very promptly. I was learning that one slowly but it seems to have disappeared. I was wondering if it has been taken down or if I was overlooking it.I was able to learn on that song because it is fairly slow. lol Anyway thanks again for doing that lesson,at least I can play the first few lines. Keep up the great teaching that you do. I always look forward to watching your videos and learning from them.
Paul Higgs Hi Paul. I'll have an announcement and suggestion for Eagles fans tomorrow. So stay tuned!
Awesome tutorial Mark, Navy Mark...
Thanks!!
I had no idea Al Bundy could shred! Well done!
Ha ha! That's one I haven't heard before ... seriously ... and I've heard a lot. Glad you enjoyed it!
Get your slop on,,love it
LOL! Glad you enjoyed it!
You good at that
Thanks Stanley!
thank! ur awesome!
Thanks!!
Long live Harold Q. Overdrive 😂Thank you for the video!
LOL! Thanks!
Muchas gracias. Super bien explicado.
Salu2
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
That cross eyed look at the end of the riff had me dyin lol
LOL! That was the intention!! :)
@@MarkZabel I figured but it was definitely funny!
@@mgw4205 Yes. I'm kind of disappointed more people didn't comment on it. So no worries!
You become an honorary Canadian when you play this.
glen wallace Good to know. I've always been fond of my visits to Canada over the years. Thanks!
Eh?
Musican Fishin, right on! luv the Reverend. what's up with all the "tab" requests? develop your ear, PRACTICE.
Right on brother!
Mark
Great lesson, thanks for doing this classic!
Any chance you could do "escape" by Rupert Holmes? There are not any good lessons on this great song.
Hmmm, Escape. Okay. I'm having a hard time remembering the guitar, but I give it a listen. If I can do it, I'll do it! :)
hi Mark, great lesson, that is an interesting guitar?
Thanks. It's a Reverend Buckshot. Great guitar. Extremely solid and versatile.
I'm sloppy all right !!! Randy played it to sound sloppy unpurpose, but believe me, he's a genius !!!!
Oh yeah, for sure. It's hard to get that perfect sloppiness. Jimmy Page had it down perfectly in stuff like "Since I've Been Loving You." I definitely don't mean it as a put-down to Randy at all. He's awesome!
@@MarkZabel It's in the bending !!!
Sweet lookin guitar.
I like it too. It's a Reverend Buckshot. Very versatile guitar. Extremely well built too.
Why did you skip the 1st solo break? That is awesome. Can you demo that one too?
Maybe. I'll put it on the to-do list ... very long! Thanks for the suggestion though. Much appreciated.
Nice!
Glad you liked it. Thanks for the kind comment!
Once again Mark, great lesson. Thank you. How do you like that Reverend?
Thanks Johnny. Love the Reverend!
Is that Body of the guitar as uncomfortable as it looks to hold....Thought about getting that one but it sure looks uncomfortable. Thanks for the video....sounds great.
Thank you! No, actually it's quite comfortable to hold. The bottom horn is more angular and shorter cut than a Tele which I think gives the illusion that it's "wobbly" or uncomfortable. When holding the guitar it's like a more comfortable Tele because it has a "tummy cut" in the back.
If you want to put the guitar down though, you need a stand, because the base of the guitar is slanted just a little. I made the mistake of leaning it against my amp and ... CRASH!
In any event, I'm a fan of Reverend Guitars. Well-built and they sound good. This one used to be my #1 guitar. Not so much these days, but I still really like it!
@@MarkZabel THANK YOU for such a fast response!
Love your channel!
@@TheRycooder My pleasure and thank you!!
Thanks Mark, for doing this our Canadian government should give you a year's supply of maple syrup. How about some April Wine songs?
Thanks Ray! Here's what I've got from April Wine for now: th-cam.com/video/FB59dV49QN0/w-d-xo.html but I'll do more ... maybe Roller or I Like to Rock or Sing of the Gypsy Queen.
I've also got Undun and Doucette's "Mama Let Him Play" (yes, the solo too). So you could check those for authenticity in the meantime. Lots of good rock out of Canada! Americans should appreciate it more!!
@@MarkZabel thanks Mark, I do like to rock for sure, take care.
Far oot eh!
I am having trouble catching the rhythm, if 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & is DUDUDUDU am I hearing 1 2 (miss on 3 down beat) & 4 & played like D D U DU ?
Michael Katt It's a pickup on the & of the 4 of the previous measure, as in ... & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & ... you play on & 1 2 3 & (rest on 4) & and so forth.
Any chance of a lesson on the missing solos, especially the last solo?
Hi Joe. I'll put it on the to-do list.
Thank you!
Cool Guitar! What is it? Cool lesson too!
Thanks! It's a Reverend Buckshot. Great guitar!
I played this song at Burton cummings house on his childhood piano while he was in the kitchen he came out and looked at me and told me to leave his house NOW!
Hilarious! Hope you were invited back later on.
@@MarkZabel yes later he phone me to come back and finish up working on his pinball machines up stairs he said he had a rough night going to sleep and was quite edgy, really I did not know if it was that or my playing that set him off he told me he did not want to hear anything that has to do with randy bachman, since they were not speaking to each other at the time in 1999.
Can you do Keep On Loving You,Can't Fight This Feeling,and Take It On The Run by R.E.O. Speedwagon
Thanks for the suggestions! I'll see about doing one of those in a little while.
Ya cool i kinda dig this actually....it must be that non tele tele ..cheers..thanks
Yeah, I'm still putting together my tele build. Screwed up the bridge and have to re-drill. Oh well ... learning experience I guess. Not like I don't have another guitar to play.
@@MarkZabel i think you could rock a string on a cigar box bro.....you got some nice axes tho, not a doubt
Ever tried it with the major third. After the triad.
Hi David. Sorry I missed this earlier. Do you mean the main riff?
Mark Zabel I guess that you were doing it. I just couldn’t see In the lick after the triad it hits the major 3rd in the rift But you must have been doing it. I just saw it differently. My bad
@@davidmusselwhite547 No sweat. Sorry you couldn't see the fingers. I've tried setting up the "over the shoulder" shot and can't get it right.
Hey Mark, what model guitar are you using? Super cool lesson as always!
You got it right in your next comment - Reverend Buckshot!
I see it’s similar to the way to the intro Paranoid is
Interesting.
What instrument are you playing?
It's a Reverend Buckshot. Great guitar. Very solid and versatile. Sort of a cross between a Les Paul and a Telecaster.
Confused...how is 11-12-11 a c7 triad?
Sorry if I said that. If you mean at around 6:25, I said (on strings 3, 2, and 1 respectively) 12-11-12. It's a C7 chord without the root note. (C7 = C-E-G-Bb ... the chord I played is G-Bb-E) Sorry that I said "triad". It's a 7th chord. But because it has 3 notes and skips the root I often think of it as a triad.
Mark Zabel , thanks. I guess I need to re-read my music theory books. I had thought that it still needs the note, “C”, in this case in the chord, such as an inversion. Thanks for all your lessons and song breakdowns!
@@ccmkoho I think the main thing is that it's 12-11-12, not 11-12-11, which would be a straight B major triad. 12-11-12 is what's played in the song ... functions as a C7.
My advice would be to NOT spend time re-reading theory. It will give a definition of a dominant 7th as Root, 3rd, 5th, and flatted 7th. That's 4 notes. But good players often leave out notes, particularly roots, because they're played by other instruments. Usually the 3rd and the 7th are enough to support the melody in a blues based song. Danny Gatton called this the two note wonder. (Try this out for yourself in an A blues using strings 4 and 3 in the standard 5th position. You'll be amazed at what happens if you don't already know this. A7, D7, and E7 ... but only use the 3rd and 7th of each chord and don't move positions.)
I already apologized for the cavalier use of "C7 triad". What I mean by it is "three note chord that functions as a C dominant". But that's rather long language, so I tend to be a bit cavalier with it.
Give a listen to really good rhythm players from Brad Paisley to Hendrix to Johnny Marr to Keith Richards. You'll find they're often playing only portions of chords when they're not playing specific riffs.
Mark Zabel , ah yes, thank you. Your explanation makes much more sense to me now! I see how in the context of the song key how the c7 is implied.
Oh, I just remembered, I see the letter R it is a Reverend Buckshot, correct?
You got it!
good clean quick lesson for a fun song! also looks like you lost weight!
Thanks Dan! Although I'm not sure about that last part!!
Great lesson but did I hear you say Ike and Tina Turner? That’s Fred Turner.
LOL! Yes, Fred Turner. I said "Ike and Tina Turner" along with *"Harold Q. Overdrive"!* He wasn't really in BTO either. Thanks for watching!
Every time this song comes on the radio I promptly change the channel. This song has been used on so many commercials that I just assume it's another commercial.
LOL! This video was brought to you by Audible ... or El Gato Camlink ... or whatever. Didn't want to disappoint! :)
Aside from your comment, it’s a great lesson
Get your slop on describes my daily playing😩
I hear you. I get that way when I can't play often. Lots of great players made a career and maybe even a virtue of it though (Richards, Jimmy Page, and others), and some of the best bands had "beautiful sloppiness" (The Band for example). Enjoying music is all that's required. Hang in there and enjoy!
I thought the opening was played on bass
No, it's guitar. Definitely a bassy sound on the guitar, but it's guitar.
Thanks for your great guitar playing, with your help I have learned the song chords,riffs,leads up to the final solos... your improvisation is really good and your tab was a terrific help.
Any chance you can video the 15 second solo which starts after the chord pattern CC,FFF, Eb Eb Bb Bb Bb? The solo it starts 1:35 min in the song to 1:50 min. th-cam.com/video/8guR-IPJmII/w-d-xo.html And those 15 seconds are so tough to learn. Can you help?
I just listened. I don't hear a solo at 1:35 in the BTO song (link: th-cam.com/video/NCIUf8eYPqA/w-d-xo.html). Do you mean 2:52 to around 3:06 in the song that I linked?
Yes that is the solo , this was the version I was referring to th-cam.com/video/8guR-IPJmII/w-d-xo.html
I have really small hands so I cant play 8 on the 6th and 12 on the 5th but good video none the less 😂
Thanks. I totally understand!
Lol he looks like Jay Pritchett from Modern Family
Ha! Well, I have more hair ... and besides, Jay did pretty well for himself! :)
I'll watch this later I hope you managed to play it just a little off-key the way Randy did.
Have fun with it!
Ike and Tina Turner? C'mon Man, It was bassist Fred Turner, You don't have a clue what the hell your talking about, but good lesson
OMG! That was a joke! Did you also think I was serious about Harold Q. Overdrive???? Hope you're kidding about that.
stupid closed caption in way to see
Just turn them off. (Gear icon, Captions = turn off captions) or on your phone click on the 3 dots (...) in the upper right corner and follow the directions.