Nice teaser... so I bought the DVD lesson... one of the best presented video formats I've used:: One 12 bar solo at a time, with a fast version, a slow version, note by note walk through w fingering, the tab and a backing track for each of the 20+ lessons, which made for quick learning of a guitar style I've admired for years. Very helpful way to expand fretboard skills beyond the pentatonic box position and worth considerably more than the small cost. such a nice job, Damian.... Congrats and thank you
Setzer is a monster player... he is a master improviser who absorbed so much great music that is all comes out of his playing naturally. We can only dream to do what he does!
Yet another awesome lesson Damian. It was my love of Brian Setzer that got me following you and your videos years ago so its nice to see this great tribute you've put together here. Great job.
Wonderful! I've always wondered how the heck Setzer plays some of his solos, and it's a real thrill to actually see how it's done. And your positive energy is such a plus for anyone who's tryna learn rockabilly guitar, or ANY kind of guitar-- thank you!!
Thanks Damian, The way you put the lesson together is just perfect. It makes sense and the slow down video and tab helps tremendously. Rockabilly is a love of mine, and Im just starting to learn it. I hope to reach your level someday.
just want to say Damian, i been playing for 25 years, mostly rock, metal, blues influenced...your vids helped me grow into the rockabilly jazz style which i have always loved....thank you! i always enjoy picking up the guitar to learn more...you rock man!! you ever in southern california let me know!!!
I love your lessons Damien - great info, always clearly presented - and fantastic, POSITIVE ATTITUDE!!! Thank you for all of that - and may your 2019 ROCK!!!
Damian, You have an uncanny ability to morph right into what you're doing without adding additional material. I've seen a ton of players play rockabilly cuts but they always impart some of their main style or at least throw in a trademark bend or pulloff and kill the moment. Your playing is so clean both picking wise and from added stuff. Your tone is also spot on for what you're demonstrating. Great video!
Hi Damian I commented awhile ago wandering if you knew about any cheap archtops, well I searched and found a silver tone archtop for a hundred bucks I bought it instantly and now I'm on a road to swing, thanks for these lessons
Fantastic as always - I've been playing Classic Rock/Blues Rock for years and am trying to get my head around this stuff now. Your vids are a huge help, thanks for them! (Do I win your DVD? lol)
Just a small suggestion. It would be helpful to have a tiny bit of theory behind these licks. Like, Aminor blues scale - Bepop scale etc. And chords behind the licks. Thanks for your efforts, these are great.
@@profd65 No need to react like this. gnpd07 makes a good point.. It's not about just copying licks from Brian Setzer but also understanding what he does
@@hammettfcb 3 years from the original comment and I almost posted the exact same thing. Damian is also using this to sell his lessons, so if some theory was offered as part of his paid lessons I might be enticed to buy one. If he is just sharing tabs, there isn't much point.
I agree Brian Setzer is a monster on guitar and one of my favorites. arguably one of the best to play. I dig the lessons keep them coming. also dig the the gutair, Brian Seltzer Hot Rod?
Nice place, 23trd of september the rolling stones will play at LUCCA right outside the medieval walls and it's near S. Giuliano terme about 50 km. That area is full of History and great places to visit and obviously great food and great wines. I live in Milan (the fashion city). Como lake is not far away 40 min. by car (where George Clooney bought an ancient luxury villa)
Great stuff! But I always wonder why some guitarists, (as here), do runs with fingers reaching over (missing) a fret, rather than playing adjacent frets. Clapton does it, Johnny Winter used to do it, and millions of others. I know that many guitarists are basically three-finger guitarists, but since you, Damian, seem to be a four-finger man, this is puzzling for me - as a lifelong four-finger man, who tends to use a finger per fret. Why jump one? But still, you clearly have the facility to get around a guitar, so I'm just curious...!
Right... Looking at what you do, I think it's a strength thing, isn't it? Favouring the third, rather than the fourth finger on your pull-offs - and, favouring fingers 1-2-3, on your runs? OK, fair enough. Whatever's best to play those licks, eh? No problem...
Hi Paul Good question. Being a life long BMX rider, I've damaged my pinky finger many times & it's very weak. I'll use it if I need to or if it just makes more economical sense to use it. But if I'm playing something like rapid fire pull offs, I'll opt to use my stronger fingers that have never been hurt. Stay s Safe & Keep on Rockin' DAMIAN
@@Damianblf OK, Thanks for the quick reply, and I understand. Actually, inspired by your lively tutorials, and playing away, I notice I do both: four fingers sometimes, but also, sometimes, reaching across a fret with the third (often on the B string), to put the pinky high on the E, say, next. Yeah, I accept that we all do whatever gives us the notes. And, I realise, that after fifty-odd years of guitar, I really should be less puritanical, and snobby, about four-fingered playing! You just have to do what's best in the moment, don't you? And for those of us who've played a long time, you're hardly aware of the brain getting in the way, in any case. It's often music direct to, and through, the fingers, isn't it? Sheer in-the-moment expression..! And your teaching is great, by the way..!
Indeed.... whenever I get snobby about fingering, someone should just say to me: "Django Reinhardt...," and I should crawl away, shamefaced, into a small, dark room..!
One question... who are the three morons that gave this a thumbs down.....??? Thanks for the videos man! I also have your DVD and have learned a lot from you - I recommend it to anyone else.
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Nice teaser... so I bought the DVD lesson... one of the best presented video formats I've used:: One 12 bar solo at a time, with a fast version, a slow version, note by note walk through w fingering, the tab and a backing track for each of the 20+ lessons, which made for quick learning of a guitar style I've admired for years. Very helpful way to expand fretboard skills beyond the pentatonic box position and worth considerably more than the small cost. such a nice job, Damian.... Congrats and thank you
Setzer is a monster player... he is a master improviser who absorbed so much great music that is all comes out of his playing naturally. We can only dream to do what he does!
Setzer is the man! :)
Thanks for watching my friend. :)
What a lovely and friendly teacher! Damian.. you made a very hard style most enjoyable.. thank you!!
Yet another awesome lesson Damian. It was my love of Brian Setzer that got me following you and your videos years ago so its nice to see this great tribute you've put together here. Great job.
Many thanks, I appreciate your support. Glad you're digging the lesson. :)
Loving the lessons Damian! Keep up the great work!
Thanks Damian. Great sounding solos. Tuneful and melodic.
Man, you are smooth! Great video Damian! Thanks for what you do!
Thanks for all your lessons...much enjoyed
Thank you Vincent. :)
Thanks Damian!
Thanks a lot Damian sir.
Wonderful! I've always wondered how the heck Setzer plays some of his solos, and it's a real thrill to actually see how it's done. And your positive energy is such a plus for anyone who's tryna learn rockabilly guitar, or ANY kind of guitar-- thank you!!
Glad you're enjoying the lessons Mark. Keep on rockin' my friend. :)
Thanks Damian, The way you put the lesson together is just perfect. It makes sense and the slow down video and tab helps tremendously. Rockabilly is a love of mine, and Im just starting to learn it. I hope to reach your level someday.
The best rockabilly guitar instructor out there! Thanks for and awesome video
Loved how you included tab too. Thanks for the awesome video.
Thanks Justin! :)
Many thanks for these fantastics lessons Damian and greetings from France ! Vive le rock'n'roll !
thank you for the great video. Just saw Brian in concert 2 nites ago in Cincy, he was awesome! That's what led me here!
Eccellente Mister Bacci !
Thank you. :)
Keep on Rockin'
DAMIAN
Damian you're a legend, thnx so much
Thank you Yobananos, you're too kind! :)
just want to say Damian, i been playing for 25 years, mostly rock, metal, blues influenced...your vids helped me grow into the rockabilly jazz style which i have always loved....thank you! i always enjoy picking up the guitar to learn more...you rock man!! you ever in southern california let me know!!!
I love it
Can’t thank you enough.
I love your lessons Damien - great info, always clearly presented - and fantastic, POSITIVE ATTITUDE!!! Thank you for all of that - and may your 2019 ROCK!!!
i like all your videos ive seen but man u play chords i never seen or heard of! rock on !
thanks Damián, i Will be working all day long to learn this fantástics licks!!!
Enjoy the lesson! :)
Wow, good work man :) thank you for making these videos.!
Thank you RebelRocker! :)
great ones !!
Thank you so much! Glad you're digging the lesson. :)
Tone is BALLS ON
top shelf
Thank you :)
Thx u so much!!!
Hi! Awesome video!!
Thank you Buddy! :)
Damian, You have an uncanny ability to morph right into what you're doing without adding additional material. I've seen a ton of players play rockabilly cuts but they always impart some of their main style or at least throw in a trademark bend or pulloff and kill the moment. Your playing is so clean both picking wise and from added stuff. Your tone is also spot on for what you're demonstrating.
Great video!
Paul Simmons I agree. Damian keeps it real and accurate. It's refreshing.
Paul Simmons Damians ability to do this is completely intentional so it's clearer to learn, he's an awesome guitarist and tutor :)
Thank you Paul for the compliment. :)
Thanks Lindsay :)
Thanks a bunch wilf sidekick, much appreciated. :)
Hi Damian I commented awhile ago wandering if you knew about any cheap archtops, well I searched and found a silver tone archtop for a hundred bucks I bought it instantly and now I'm on a road to swing, thanks for these lessons
u the man bud 👍👍
Thanks rock&roll45
Keep on rockin'
DAMIAN :)
OMG it's extremely usefull, I want every guitar lesson at YT be done so good
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the lesson.
Cheers
DAMIAN
right on great vid man! #RockabillyWillNeverDie
Fantastic as always - I've been playing Classic Rock/Blues Rock for years and am trying to get my head around this stuff now. Your vids are a huge help, thanks for them!
(Do I win your DVD? lol)
You remind me of bob Ross, rock on dude🤘
Just a small suggestion. It would be helpful to have a tiny bit of theory behind these licks.
Like, Aminor blues scale - Bepop scale etc. And chords behind the licks.
Thanks for your efforts, these are great.
Will there be anything more? Would you also like fries with this?
@@profd65 No need to react like this. gnpd07 makes a good point.. It's not about just copying licks from Brian Setzer but also understanding what he does
@@hammettfcb 3 years from the original comment and I almost posted the exact same thing. Damian is also using this to sell his lessons, so if some theory was offered as part of his paid lessons I might be enticed to buy one. If he is just sharing tabs, there isn't much point.
I agree Brian Setzer is a monster on guitar and one of my favorites. arguably one of the best to play. I dig the lessons keep them coming. also dig the the gutair, Brian Seltzer Hot Rod?
That's a 6120 Brian Setzer model whose finish has shifted very red as opposed to the typical orange.
Glad you're enjoying the lessons. The guitar is a Brian Setzer Nashville G6120SSU :)
Domanic what’s your amp & settings and echo/delays settings
What scales are you using in example ?
Very funny when you talk with heavy italian accent...Greetings from Italy.
What generation are you? 2nd or 3rd?
I am 3rd generation, my family is from San Giuliano Terme! :)
Nice place, 23trd of september the rolling stones will play at LUCCA right outside the medieval walls and it's near S. Giuliano terme about 50 km.
That area is full of History and great places to visit and obviously great food and great wines.
I live in Milan (the fashion city).
Como lake is not far away 40 min. by car (where George Clooney bought an ancient luxury villa)
Great stuff! But I always wonder why some guitarists, (as here), do runs with fingers reaching over (missing) a fret, rather than playing adjacent frets. Clapton does it, Johnny Winter used to do it, and millions of others. I know that many guitarists are basically three-finger guitarists, but since you, Damian, seem to be a four-finger man, this is puzzling for me - as a lifelong four-finger man, who tends to use a finger per fret. Why jump one? But still, you clearly have the facility to get around a guitar, so I'm just curious...!
Right... Looking at what you do, I think it's a strength thing, isn't it? Favouring the third, rather than the fourth finger on your pull-offs - and, favouring fingers 1-2-3, on your runs? OK, fair enough. Whatever's best to play those licks, eh? No problem...
Hi Paul
Good question. Being a life long BMX rider, I've damaged my pinky finger many times & it's very weak. I'll use it if I need to or if it just makes more economical sense to use it. But if I'm playing something like rapid fire pull offs, I'll opt to use my stronger fingers that have never been hurt.
Stay s
Safe & Keep on Rockin'
DAMIAN
@@Damianblf OK, Thanks for the quick reply, and I understand. Actually, inspired by your lively tutorials, and playing away, I notice I do both: four fingers sometimes, but also, sometimes, reaching across a fret with the third (often on the B string), to put the pinky high on the E, say, next. Yeah, I accept that we all do whatever gives us the notes. And, I realise, that after fifty-odd years of guitar, I really should be less puritanical, and snobby, about four-fingered playing! You just have to do what's best in the moment, don't you? And for those of us who've played a long time, you're hardly aware of the brain getting in the way, in any case. It's often music direct to, and through, the fingers, isn't it? Sheer in-the-moment expression..! And your teaching is great, by the way..!
Indeed.... whenever I get snobby about fingering, someone should just say to me: "Django Reinhardt...," and I should crawl away, shamefaced, into a small, dark room..!
One question... who are the three morons that gave this a thumbs down.....???
Thanks for the videos man! I also have your DVD and have learned a lot from you - I recommend it to anyone else.
Are you the same person from you earlier videos cuz you talk and act different ?
You’re an excellent player a good teacher but please! Less clowning and self promotion.
Shut the fuck up. Watch somebody else's videos if you don't like this.