'Don't Stop Believing' Solo Journey Guitar Lesson

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[@Blues4Winter]

thanks for sharing this! haven't been able to view your channel for a while. but have so much to go over that you have taught

[@thejaseguitar]

Hope there's some more stuff on here for you to enjoy. Been trying to keep up with all the requests I've had recently :)

[@user4667]

@0.02 How do you get your fingers to bend up and down rapidly like that? I've watched regular bend tutorials but they don't show any of that so far. Also is there a name for that type of bend? Is it just practice, because I can't seem to figure it out.

[@thejaseguitar]

It comes from a pivoting action of the wrist. A saw a couple of days ago that Steve Vai had posted a video in which he demonstrates this style of bending. It's the way I've always done it and I hadn't really thought about it until a few people asked questions about bends and vibrato on TH-cam. I suppose the more you practice the more you find a way of banding that works best for you. Here's that Steve Vai video, he explains it far better than I could th-cam.com/video/uBINGNIFnGI/w-d-xo.html

[@user4667]

+Jason Read Sweet thanks!

[@AlquimiaLoteria]

great song great professor.. what about lets dtay together al green or tina turner version u rock

[@thejaseguitar]

I'll and the Al Green version to the list. My friend Martyn Ware produced the Tina Turner version.

[@AlquimiaLoteria]

+Jason Read man your friend did a great job...