Hey Paul, would it be great if you combine all 10 solos into single track, because watchers currently need to scroll through your 30 mins video to listen to actual solos?.. It would be supercool colab track :-)
Been subbed for a while, You’re in for a treat he plays such varied and original phrases every time you hear him. So clean and so perfect for the instrument or subject he’s showcasing. He really is the real deal. A rare original sound to all his playing that broke my fatigue of listening to advanced players which was leading me to thinking actually I don’t have an urge to play that well anymore as they all sound the same.
Time will do justice. Chris is an amazingly sublime guitarist. Matteo is just in another league from a technical point of view, both are great on their own.
Having such a legend deciphering a solo of his with such detail is an honour, a privilege and we're so lucky to have it. Old guitarists didn't have this. Thanks!
It’s been months and this solo is still in my head, just like 1000’s of other people. I’m still impressed by the beauty of the melody every single time I listen to it. That was genius, we all witnessed it thanks to youtube.
70 yrs. Old. Retired in Mexico. I am drawn to this style Chris Buck, and Paul. I heard something very much like this, but not the blue bends from my guitar teacher in 1964. He taught me to hold pick between index and middle finger. Paul and Chris, thanks for giving a 70 yr. old inspiration. I am a happier person due to your art. BTW. My guitar teacher was Johnny Keck, well known in Indiana, Chicago area. Master of banjo also.
This was simply stunning! So melodic, more like a singer would sing over the track and full of feeling. Glad I discovered your talent through Paul’s video.
it's hard to be surprised when you know the players, when your solo came up, I was "who's this guy?"... then you played... HOLY SH*TTT, best one hands down, so musical, art. Well done mate.
Yes exactly, I published my own cover with tabs in my humble channel few days ago, but when else better than the man himself could explain it?!?! Chris is an artist when it comes to draw melodic lines in his solos....
I watched Paul's video, and enjoyed it immensely -- I am surprised by how much I deeply enjoyed that video... All of the contributors were extremely fantastic, but Chris' version was the only one that almost made me weep, and I watched it several times... The other contributors were eager to provide a version that was happy and would "gallop", but Chris supplied an interpretation that showed a fascinating "gravity". Chris can use the meat of his right thumb to mute the thrum of the deep notes that would "muddy" the other notes. This made the higher notes brighter. He still used "gorgeous" and "rich" E-notes, but they didn't "bury" the agreeable "clean" C and G# notes. He also re-enforced his strong left ring-finger with his other fingers, to produce excitingly fast and assertive bends. Bravo, Chris. You won the internet... Chris, your volume-control on your transitions is awe-inspiring. Brilliant. Utterly brilliant. My soul is rewarded by your mastery. Sincere thanks.
I really hope this boosts your channel man, you've worked so hard for where you've got and it's about time that people realised that you're one of the best around right now! Paul certainly thinks so!
Really, really appreciate this. I can't imagine that many masters of their craft would take the time to reverse engineer a solo and explain their thought process. Thank you!
Hey Chris! I loved the solo so much that after a 5 year non playing hiatus I bought a revstar, a helix and bunch of other stuff and I just want to be able to play a bit like you one day. Thanks for rekindling the love for the guitar. Cheers!
That first lick, with the bend/sliding thing, is something Duane Allman perfected. You can hear it in his solo from the Fillmore East version (live) of In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed. Great move, not heard often. Chris nails it.
I commented on Paul's video way back when and promptly forgot about it and didn't even look you up. Pandemic, other stuff, whatever. I really should have. Happened across this randomly today, and it still holds up as well as it did then. It's what Jeff Beck *almost* was to me, but his playing just didn't have that *one* missing thing that I never could quite name. This solo just nails that. Liquid, beautiful tone, but with a more vivid sense of adventure while staying within the 'sweet spot'. Thanks for sharing this.
Your solo on this track has inspired me to be a better guitar player. What more can you ask for than to hear something that stays with you for several days. Thanks man.
Bro tell me about it. 3 days ago and i’m loopin this part in my car, at the gym, right before bed. I honestly want my brain to rid itself of everything bad in the world and replace it with this.
Someday I might watch one of your videos without learning 10 things...NOT! Chris, you are an amazing player and teacher. Your willingness to dissect and share your technique is really awesome!
the principles of design apply to all art. contrast, balance, repetition, rhythm and unity. learn these and apply them to all art compositions. glad you mentioned the importance of repetition 🙌 amazing solo
What I like of Chris is not only the music, but the excellent, precise, efficient and at the same time rich way of speak and articulate his thoughts. In the original video with the solo, it is amazing how Chris describe his thinking. Just like his music: clean but rich. It is not easy to find someone like him.
Dude, your solo on that video was the only one that "sang". While there were some fantastic players (no doubt!), Paul saved the best of his guests for last. Nice work, Chris!
Hearing this feels the same as being high, just more pure. It’s incredibly inspiring to hear how much music can affect me. You’re my favorite Chris, please create more covers that I can listen to!
Yes exactly, I published my own cover of this, with tabs in my humble channel few days ago, but when else better than the man himself could explain it?!?! He is great!!!
Saw the video on Paul Davids' channel. Had never heard of you but after your solo I virtually ran over to your channel and subscribed. Awesome job Chris! I was blown away.
Chris,, budd you nailed it cold! Then Pete, then Tim, and Rhet. This was Absolutely the TH-cam music video of the year. Please no dissrepect to the other 6 players. Without you guys this does not happen. Cheers and a Standing O to all.
Played that part of Paul's vid a bunch of times, each time I laughed out loud with happiness, so good to hear Paul playing it too.. Thanks for making this. (Better than Slash!!! ; )
I saw Chris not so long ago in Brighton for a Fender promotion gig. I, like many others, didn't really appreciate how amazing of a guitarist he is and went up to him and asked him if "he was the guy from TH-cam" and that he helped me buy an amp because of a review he did. Serious serious facepalm moment for me. If you are reading this Chris and if you remember that, I am such an idiot! you sir are jawdroppingly amazing guitarist. Keep it up!
I have to watch all the players again because they were all great but it Chris' solo that makes me keep coming back to have a listen to his solo. I always thought note choice is the most important part of music not shredding. Chris your note choice is perfect. Thanks for the transcription and explanation of your thinking. Just beautiful....
Agree with Paul the world deserved this, I looked to Pauls face and he admires your playing and ive enjoy this admiration. And the way you explain this is so down to earth, this make you a great person.
Absolute pleasure watching how you build another blinder of a solo Chris... I totally agree about repetition... there'd be no blues without it 😎✌️❤️✊🏴
I was surprised to hear it was the 3rd take because it definitely felt spontaneous. I really liked the Paul Davids video and thanks for this breakdown :)
Chris, you have a unique feel. No matter what you play or tone used or guitar there is that thick pleasurable attack and vibrato. When you finger pick there is a nice pick attack and a complimentary trebly finger tone. Bravo on being you!
I’ve been working on this solidly since you posted it. Lovely, just lovely. Subtle, well phrased with gorgeous articulation. I know I’m Welsh, but honestly, it’s pure class. Thank you so much for posting it after Paul David’s video. It helps immensely. Diolch
Thanks for this! Really appreciate not only all the singing/fluttery stuff you do on the guitar, but also for the way you express yourself... always nice to get a good idea of the person. Authenticity is so appealing. Gratz!
Glad Paul's video brought me back to you. Saw your cover of "I can't make you love me," a couple of years ago here on youtube, and quite honestly, I'm not sure I've ever seen anything better. This solo was just a reminder of how smooth you are. Thanks for your sharing your gift with us
Man, coming from a sax player, for me that solo had such delicate and beautiful dynamics to it. Sax players love to ‘sing’ through our instruments and I honestly think how you used different accentuations, vibrato and phrasing gave an effect of an emotion-filled human voice. Incredible, incredible solo man - I think you’ve touched on something special musically here that transcends beyond the guitar!
Yes! The world deserves this video. It was absolutely my honor to have you on mate 🙏
Aha! Thank you so much mate ☺️
I love that Paul makes guitar faces for other peoples guitar playing!
Hey Paul, would it be great if you combine all 10 solos into single track, because watchers currently need to scroll through your 30 mins video to listen to actual solos?.. It would be supercool colab track :-)
this is exactly what i was looking for!!
@@rikuiki3709 this is exactly what i've done but in mp3 format
Hey Chris! Sounds so great! Great talking with you today!!
The great sensei is here. Would be great if you join next time Tomo.
WOW!! #MasterGeniusTomo is here too! 😀🙏🔥
Man, that solo was the reason I discovered you and your music; in an instant became one of my fav guitar players!
same here!
same here🤘
Been subbed for a while, You’re in for a treat he plays such varied and original phrases every time you hear him. So clean and so perfect for the instrument or subject he’s showcasing. He really is the real deal. A rare original sound to all his playing that broke my fatigue of listening to advanced players which was leading me to thinking actually I don’t have an urge to play that well anymore as they all sound the same.
Same here
Ditto!
Chris should be so much bigger than he is. He’s honestly one of the best guitarists on TH-cam
I agree. He is underrated. Probably many guitarists like shredding and licks than melodic singing-solo type
Its because he's welsh 🤣🤣
Chris and Matteo Mancuso are criminally underrated and two of the best guitarists I've ever seen.
Time will do justice. Chris is an amazingly sublime guitarist. Matteo is just in another league from a technical point of view, both are great on their own.
@@LostPlectrum Matteo is stupid good. Chris obvs amazing too
Having such a legend deciphering a solo of his with such detail is an honour, a privilege and we're so lucky to have it. Old guitarists didn't have this. Thanks!
Chris you are absolutely one of the tastiest players i have ever seen.
It’s been months and this solo is still in my head, just like 1000’s of other people. I’m still impressed by the beauty of the melody every single time I listen to it. That was genius, we all witnessed it thanks to youtube.
Yea indeed. Its amazing! I come back to this video a lot
It's no mean feat to stand head and shoulders above the rest on a track with so many amazing musicians. Amazing!
70 yrs. Old. Retired in Mexico. I am drawn to this style Chris Buck, and Paul. I heard something very much like this, but not the blue bends from my guitar teacher in 1964. He taught me to hold pick between index and middle finger. Paul and Chris, thanks for giving a 70 yr. old inspiration. I am a happier person due to your art. BTW. My guitar teacher was Johnny Keck, well known in Indiana, Chicago area. Master of banjo also.
Thanks so much for this Chris. That solo is sublime!
I agree, so much that I posted my attempt to the solo, with tabs. Here it is!
th-cam.com/video/sx_ReNYlzV0/w-d-xo.html
I can't get the melody out of my head ever since I heard it first time. Sign of a great solo imo
This was simply stunning! So melodic, more like a singer would sing over the track and full of feeling. Glad I discovered your talent through Paul’s video.
He perspective to soloing is the best. Just like a singer; not many notes
Check out his video about his Marshall JCM 800. Wicked playing
it's hard to be surprised when you know the players, when your solo came up, I was "who's this guy?"... then you played... HOLY SH*TTT, best one hands down, so musical, art. Well done mate.
Yes exactly, I published my own cover with tabs in my humble channel few days ago, but when else better than the man himself could explain it?!?! Chris is an artist when it comes to draw melodic lines in his solos....
I watched Paul's video, and enjoyed it immensely -- I am surprised by how much I deeply enjoyed that video... All of the contributors were extremely fantastic, but Chris' version was the only one that almost made me weep, and I watched it several times... The other contributors were eager to provide a version that was happy and would "gallop", but Chris supplied an interpretation that showed a fascinating "gravity". Chris can use the meat of his right thumb to mute the thrum of the deep notes that would "muddy" the other notes. This made the higher notes brighter. He still used "gorgeous" and "rich" E-notes, but they didn't "bury" the agreeable "clean" C and G# notes. He also re-enforced his strong left ring-finger with his other fingers, to produce excitingly fast and assertive bends. Bravo, Chris. You won the internet... Chris, your volume-control on your transitions is awe-inspiring. Brilliant. Utterly brilliant. My soul is rewarded by your mastery. Sincere thanks.
This solo gives me chills Everytime I listen to it
I watch Chris bucks style and I’ve learned so much from him.
Hi Chris yesterday I bought your Helix patch 2022 version I and have to say I delivers. It really sounds amazing. Cheers!
That solo is so smooth and kind of unusual, especially around 0:30. Brilliant job and thanks for the breakdown.
I really hope this boosts your channel man, you've worked so hard for where you've got and it's about time that people realised that you're one of the best around right now! Paul certainly thinks so!
It's boosting it actually, I think he is gaining few thousand sub every couple of days. He deserves it!
I still come back here to listen to this Chris. Honestly gets better every time i hear it. Like when a good singer hits you right in the soul.
Really, really appreciate this. I can't imagine that many masters of their craft would take the time to reverse engineer a solo and explain their thought process. Thank you!
Hey Chris! I loved the solo so much that after a 5 year non playing hiatus I bought a revstar, a helix and bunch of other stuff and I just want to be able to play a bit like you one day. Thanks for rekindling the love for the guitar. Cheers!
Paul's reaction is almost as enjoyable as the solo itself.
What a legend!
That first lick, with the bend/sliding thing, is something Duane Allman perfected. You can hear it in his solo from the
Fillmore East version (live) of In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed. Great move, not heard often. Chris nails it.
I commented on Paul's video way back when and promptly forgot about it and didn't even look you up. Pandemic, other stuff, whatever. I really should have.
Happened across this randomly today, and it still holds up as well as it did then. It's what Jeff Beck *almost* was to me, but his playing just didn't have that *one* missing thing that I never could quite name. This solo just nails that. Liquid, beautiful tone, but with a more vivid sense of adventure while staying within the 'sweet spot'. Thanks for sharing this.
Beautiful solo bro 😍🙌
This solo can still bring tears to my eyes. What a masterpiece.
Your solo on this track has inspired me to be a better guitar player. What more can you ask for than to hear something that stays with you for several days. Thanks man.
Bro tell me about it. 3 days ago and i’m loopin this part in my car, at the gym, right before bed. I honestly want my brain to rid itself of everything bad in the world and replace it with this.
Me too
@@sabbirtalukder3321 thats very well said
Yay! Your solo was also my fave. This perpetual beginner really appreciates the breakdown.
Paud Davids' reaction to this great creation are priceless ! we need to see more like this :)
Perfection. I've listened to this solo quite a few times, and it still gives me chills.
Someday I might watch one of your videos without learning 10 things...NOT! Chris, you are an amazing player and teacher. Your willingness to dissect and share your technique is really awesome!
Yeah!! That solo is amazing as everything I’ve heard from you. Thanks so much!
Always tasteful and flawlessly executed. Lovely
Not only can you play it magnificently but you can teach it just as well. Awesome !
the principles of design apply to all art. contrast, balance, repetition, rhythm and unity. learn these and apply them to all art compositions. glad you mentioned the importance of repetition 🙌 amazing solo
Feels like a really emotional piece of music to me. So beautiful brings tears to my old eyes… Thanks Chris
Also discovered you through hearing that solo, absolute privilege to hear you talk about how you think through music.
That video is at 1 million views 3 months later. Crazy. Very nice solo!
Less is more is more is less, beautiful piece...
I immediately started following you after Paul Davids' video, dude, you killed it, the emotion of your solo was amazing.
Best regards from Mexico
i like the attack on the string its so warm
Came from Paul’s video because of this amazing solo. Just subscribed
Love it too💪
What I like of Chris is not only the music, but the excellent, precise, efficient and at the same time rich way of speak and articulate his thoughts. In the original video with the solo, it is amazing how
Chris describe his thinking. Just like his music: clean but rich. It is not easy to find someone like him.
Killer solo, thanks for the free tab,
Dude, your solo on that video was the only one that "sang". While there were some fantastic players (no doubt!), Paul saved the best of his guests for last. Nice work, Chris!
Absolutely amazing!
Chris your touch is so melodic that your playing style always grabs and pulls you in! You have a voice of your own! SO original!!!
Paul Davids is a legend and so are you
Thanks for the tutorial man, you’re one of the g.o.a.t.
Thank you Chris i love this solo and breakdown ✔
One of my fave TH-cam guitarists. Can’t wait for covid to be under control and being able to see Chris play live!
Thanks for the tabs Chris, wonderful playing.
I think its the apparent simplicity and repetition of the solo together with its beautiful swing that makes it so memorable, and rare.
It's the masterclass AND the Submariner for me. Killer video from an absolutely killer player. Cheers brother!
I am always drawn to that folded first finger, cuddling the pick!...even though I heard the explanation for it!
Great lesson, thank you Chris.
Thanks Chris!
The best part is he provides this magnificent piece's tabs for free, what a gracious person 😇
Keep rocking dude !! 🤘🤘
All the best 👏👏
Love ur cover♥♥
A great guitar player and a great person to do this for fan and supporters. Thank you so much!
Love the detail you went into, it’s great to have from such a great player.
Hearing this feels the same as being high, just more pure. It’s incredibly inspiring to hear how much music can affect me. You’re my favorite Chris, please create more covers that I can listen to!
Yes exactly, I published my own cover of this, with tabs in my humble channel few days ago, but when else better than the man himself could explain it?!?! He is great!!!
Genuinely interesting video. Thanks man.
Chris, you're wonderful person with great talent. It's such a great pleasure to listen to you and learn from you. Cheers!
Man, I didn't know you before seeing Paul's video but when I heard that solo... It gave me goosebumps, such a fantastic choice of notes, great job!
Saw the video on Paul Davids' channel. Had never heard of you but after your solo I virtually ran over to your channel and subscribed. Awesome job Chris! I was blown away.
It was an amazing solo you played on that track Chis! Thank you for posting this video!!
Chris,, budd you nailed it cold! Then Pete, then Tim, and Rhet. This was Absolutely the TH-cam music video of the year. Please no dissrepect to the other 6 players. Without you guys this does not happen. Cheers and a Standing O to all.
I love that cream-esk solo. Iv watched plenty of times. Amazing!!! I would love to have a video on that. Top man Chris
Your playing is incredible, you are an inspiration to revive my growth motivations, thanks to share these contents with us
Not to knock on any of the other fantastic players, but this was the best solo by far
Pete's one was great too!
@Rahul Mondal agree! But I liked Chris so much I published my own version with Tabs, have you seen it?
@Rahul Mondal thank you!
I liked tylers a lot too
Played that part of Paul's vid a bunch of times, each time I laughed out loud with happiness, so good to hear Paul playing it too..
Thanks for making this. (Better than Slash!!! ; )
I saw Chris not so long ago in Brighton for a Fender promotion gig. I, like many others, didn't really appreciate how amazing of a guitarist he is and went up to him and asked him if "he was the guy from TH-cam" and that he helped me buy an amp because of a review he did. Serious serious facepalm moment for me.
If you are reading this Chris and if you remember that, I am such an idiot! you sir are jawdroppingly amazing guitarist. Keep it up!
Thanks so much for the video.
I have to watch all the players again because they were all great but it Chris' solo that makes me keep coming back to have a listen to his solo. I always thought note choice is the most important part of music not shredding. Chris your note choice is perfect. Thanks for the transcription and explanation of your thinking. Just beautiful....
Thanks for breaking this down for us . Really beautiful guitar playing . Every note has feel .
Agree with Paul the world deserved this, I looked to Pauls face and he admires your playing and ive enjoy this admiration.
And the way you explain this is so down to earth, this make you a great person.
Absolute pleasure watching how you build another blinder of a solo Chris...
I totally agree about repetition... there'd be no blues without it 😎✌️❤️✊🏴
Coming Back over and over again. Just too good
I was surprised to hear it was the 3rd take because it definitely felt spontaneous. I really liked the Paul Davids video and thanks for this breakdown :)
Don't know which I love more, the solo itself, or watching Paul's blown away expression :))
Great solo there! Fantastic as always!
Just beautiful Chris, thanks!
I am so stoked to try this (and probably fail) when I get home.
On behalf of everyone watching. This is much appreciated mate 👍
Yes exactly, I published my own cover with tabs in my humble channel few days ago, but when else better than the man himself could explain it?!?!
Chris, you have a unique feel. No matter what you play or tone used or guitar there is that thick pleasurable attack and vibrato. When you finger pick there is a nice pick attack and a complimentary trebly finger tone. Bravo on being you!
Such a great wee solo! And Paul's reactions, as he was listening, were priceless! I absolutely love listening to your playing too. Ya big show aff!
dammit that brief solo actually got me emotional. Well done man. Sub'd
Yes exactly, I published my own cover with tabs in my humble channel few days ago, but when else better than the man himself could explain it?!?!
I’ve been working on this solidly since you posted it. Lovely, just lovely. Subtle, well phrased with gorgeous articulation. I know I’m Welsh, but honestly, it’s pure class. Thank you so much for posting it after Paul David’s video. It helps immensely. Diolch
Yes exactly, I published my own cover with tabs in my humble channel few days ago, but when else better than the man himself could explain it?!?!
It was fun to see Paul’s reaction. You are both among my favorite players. Thanks for your great playing and your video work.
Your in a wold of your own! I’ve thought that for a wile, you have your own style, a level above.
💃🎶💃🎶🇦🇺
so beautiful playing...
Thanks for this! Really appreciate not only all the singing/fluttery stuff you do on the guitar, but also for the way you express yourself... always nice to get a good idea of the person. Authenticity is so appealing. Gratz!
Thanks Chris. I got some tips from the solo!
Chris, I love your playing!!😎👍🧡
Amazing solo...amazing breakdown thank you..I haven't been able to get it out of head for weeks!
Glad Paul's video brought me back to you. Saw your cover of "I can't make you love me," a couple of years ago here on youtube, and quite honestly, I'm not sure I've ever seen anything better. This solo was just a reminder of how smooth you are. Thanks for your sharing your gift with us
Man, coming from a sax player, for me that solo had such delicate and beautiful dynamics to it. Sax players love to ‘sing’ through our instruments and I honestly think how you used different accentuations, vibrato and phrasing gave an effect of an emotion-filled human voice. Incredible, incredible solo man - I think you’ve touched on something special musically here that transcends beyond the guitar!
I came straight here from Paul's video. You've got my sub.