Andy, as soon as you started playing that riff, I had an internal sensation like getting into a hot bath. I've listened to your music more than any other artist over the past year, especially Resolution. Many, many dog walks late at night have been spent with your music in my ears. Your phrasing, melodies, tone and balance between aggression and sensitivity just really touch my heart and I want to say thank you. Please keep on making more music, and putting out more content on TH-cam like this so that I can continue being inspired and learn from you.
Holy smokes. How am I just now hearing this great piece. AND to get insights from the man himself! Feel like I just tripped and stumbled into gold. Keep on keepin' on Andy!
I don't think Andy get enough credit for how great of a player he is. He's an incredibly melodic player to begin. But on top of that what makes him stand out to be if his impeccable use of dynamics. Not only does he know how to play dynamocally, but he know when. Which is arguably one of the most over looked guitar skills. Every lick, every measure has this dynamic wave to it which makes it feel very alive. As opposed to something more neutral like how a drum machine often sounds. It just has this very human feel to it while also being consistant rythmically. There are other players who have dynamics down too, but I feel like Andy takes it a step past most. Most players have something they excel at. Guthrie Govan is awesome at improvising. Paul Gilbert is a beast at picking. Steve Vai has his smooth legato runs. An Andy Timmons has his incredible use of dynamics.
Thanks for such a great lesson on one of your finest compositions. So much great soulful and instinctive playing on this tune which is so reminiscent of Jimi!
I read that book and at the time, thought that the author saw many things that had eluded many people in talking about his brilliance and he as a person in general.
As someone who's written a million lyrics and poems - one book (Waltz of Semantic Tongues), I love watching blank slates evolve into full-on artwork and the tributaries we're afforded along the path to completion. I played drums in my youth for nearly 20 years, straight off records, and so have always loved great musicians. The appreciation I have for the creative mind can't be expressed enough. Andy is an amazing guitarist I've enjoyed for eons along with others like John Petrucci, Nuno Bettencourt, Shawn Lane, Guthrie Govan, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai, Frank Gambale, Allan Holdsworth and other amazing musicians. It's enlightening on so many fronts to soak in what these musicians have to offer. Thank you so much Andy. Rock on!
It's great when a special musician is also humble, intelligent and articulate. Easier to relate when the guy's not a total bellend (like 75% of the content on this platform).
Andy is so down to earth! One of my favorite guitar heroes
One of my all time favorite pieces of music. This speaks,to me at least,on a deep level. Much respect Andy!
Hey it’s one of my all time favorite riffs also!
You wrote what I was about to write... Such a soul touching riff... Some are just beyond
One of the absolute best guitarist I have ever had the pleasure to hear live.
One of my favorite tunes by Andy.
What an incredibly good teacher! This is fast becoming one of my all time favourite pieces of guitar music.
Andy, as soon as you started playing that riff, I had an internal sensation like getting into a hot bath. I've listened to your music more than any other artist over the past year, especially Resolution. Many, many dog walks late at night have been spent with your music in my ears. Your phrasing, melodies, tone and balance between aggression and sensitivity just really touch my heart and I want to say thank you. Please keep on making more music, and putting out more content on TH-cam like this so that I can continue being inspired and learn from you.
Well, the man modded his own signature guitar. Respect.
If you talking about the pickups, his signature model comes with those. So no mods 😁
@@wagnernoise that's the ibanez ATZ. Comes stock with 3 cruisers.
@@dezertson2011 that's the ibanez ATZ. Comes stock with 3 cruisers.
@@vitorisaia you’re totally right, my bad! I was thinking on the AT100CL but you got it because the roasted maple neck 🙂 Cheers!
@@wagnernoise You can also notice the AZ body shape and it's pickguard as well. Cheers!
Holy smokes. How am I just now hearing this great piece. AND to get insights from the man himself! Feel like I just tripped and stumbled into gold. Keep on keepin' on Andy!
This video is such a gem! Thank you Guitar World!
One of the coolest touches to his new guitar is that they shaped the pick guard after his old broken one.
Interesting. Thanks for pointing that out. Yeah! it looks very cool like it should always have been that way.
I'm not sure what you mean. This is a standard AZ pickguard. His old guitar has an RG-style pickguard.
@@taylorhansen9290 the standard az pickguard was designed after the original rg
Skills and guitar tone are one of a kind.
You’re awesome-great song, and generosity for sharing the ‘how.’
Andy is a gentleman and a hero!
I don't think Andy get enough credit for how great of a player he is. He's an incredibly melodic player to begin. But on top of that what makes him stand out to be if his impeccable use of dynamics. Not only does he know how to play dynamocally, but he know when. Which is arguably one of the most over looked guitar skills. Every lick, every measure has this dynamic wave to it which makes it feel very alive. As opposed to something more neutral like how a drum machine often sounds. It just has this very human feel to it while also being consistant rythmically. There are other players who have dynamics down too, but I feel like Andy takes it a step past most. Most players have something they excel at. Guthrie Govan is awesome at improvising. Paul Gilbert is a beast at picking. Steve Vai has his smooth legato runs. An Andy Timmons has his incredible use of dynamics.
I was thinking the same
Andy is just AMAZING!! Thanks for the lesson Guitar World, it is priceless
Man I think it's awesome when people like this take the time and break it down for us. Awesome man!!!
Gotta LOVE finding a beautiful song like this 🥺😄
Andy is a great player and one hell of a great teacher. Much respect!
I met Andy in 1986 0r 87 at NAMM when it was in Chicago. He was kicking ass and I stopped and talked to him, great player and nice guy.
I love this piece live with that tasty bass intro. So soul wrenching.
Thanks for such a great lesson on one of your finest compositions. So much great soulful and instinctive playing on this tune which is so reminiscent of Jimi!
Thank you so much for the lesson Andy, you rock!
This song is legendary! Brazil loves you Andy
Just discovered Mr. Timmons and this tune through guitar wizard Eric Woolard. Love the oddball phrasing in these fills.
The most graceful and nice person …
Thank you so much for sharing this with us all Andy. 👌🌠. Thank you Guitar world 👍🌠
I grew up listening to this song and Andy has become a figure in my life.
One of the most inspiring & musical guitarists ever - he’s amazing. So humble & down to earth even though his playing is otherworldly.
He’s got real creativity.
Hoping to see Andy Live at some point...
Andy Timmons: Do this
Me: I CAN'T!!
I watched this video just to have a closer look on that great guitar sound. Just fantastic tone
Most of it is Andy's fingers but the JHS AT+ pedal and HALO echo are killer good pedals!
I just bought the Ibanez atz 10p, like in this video, and I'm very satisfied. It's an incredible instrument 🔥🎸🔥
I read that book and at the time, thought that the author saw many things that had eluded many people in talking about his brilliance and he as a person in general.
Amazing song. I love it
For some reason the version in Eb Standard has a more calming effect. But mad respect to Andy.
It's beautiful
As someone who's written a million lyrics and poems - one book (Waltz of Semantic Tongues), I love watching blank slates evolve into full-on artwork and the tributaries we're afforded along the path to completion. I played drums in my youth for nearly 20 years, straight off records, and so have always loved great musicians. The appreciation I have for the creative mind can't be expressed enough. Andy is an amazing guitarist I've enjoyed for eons along with others like John Petrucci, Nuno Bettencourt, Shawn Lane, Guthrie Govan, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai, Frank Gambale, Allan Holdsworth and other amazing musicians. It's enlightening on so many fronts to soak in what these musicians have to offer. Thank you so much Andy. Rock on!
I like it❗ i like it alot❗👍👍👍
Perfect !!!!
Excellent, but a 1 5 6m 4? Jimi did play a 1 5 6m b7 in Bold As Love
Only in the chorus. In the verse it’s 1 5 6m 4.
Where can I find the full lesson?
Sem palavras... ❤
Precision Incorporated
4:14; Pachabel's Ibanez...🙃
A 50 watt peach marshall.Sold mine and regretted it.Hey jam on great tunes Andy...
Where can we watch the full video?
Anyone know the name of the intro track on this video?
Is it a new ATZ10P?
It's simple - I see Andy, I click.
It’s simple! You see Andy, you see genius! Enjoy
3:00
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Is no one gonna talk about the fact that he’s wearing glasses?!?!??
What’s the song at the beginning ? Lol
Winterland
It's great when a special musician is also humble, intelligent and articulate. Easier to relate when the guy's not a total bellend (like 75% of the content on this platform).