Bark at the Moon - Isolated Guitar - Jake E Lee
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- Ozzy Osbourne - Bark At The Moon - Isolated Guitars (Rhythm & Lead Tracks) Jake E. Lee
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lol u want money ? lol !!!!
Grossly underrated!!
Ever seen his interviews? Hes a complete asshole
Very good isolation of some awesome classic metal guitar. There were ads before and after the video. You get nothing for those ads. Is that how TH-cam works?🤷♂
@stevecrockett29 that's how it works.
For those of us who play the guitar, listening to isolated tracks by great guitarists is beautiful.
Back when they had to really know their parts. A master piece
Yes! This video explains all the weird things that seemed rather odd in the tabs I have. The tabs are horribly wrong 😂 This is my favorite song to play but not the favorite solo. That is Judas Priest - Painkiller (the first solo). I think I'm going to some how unify those two songs so I can play both!
. Cover version montage
the more tracks I listen to isolated, the more you realize how many tabs are close, but missing a ton of small stuff and nuances you won't ever get even with sheet music.
Yeah. I've been playing the main riff wrong for fifteen years. There aren't many notes wrong but still. Luckily I'm not an artist. I just play myself so I can keep on playing it wrong. 😀
Actually, I used to play some part of Master of Puppets wrong and I sounded better that way! Maybe I'll just call it my artistic view of the song.
I’m a huge Randy fan…however this is probably one of the top 10 best metal guitar masterpieces ever written. It’s flawless.
IMO Jake was the perfect guitarist to replace Randy after he passed. I'm a huge Randy fan too, but Jake is also incredible in a different way
@@HCkev also a Randy fan, the genius of Jake E Lee was to come in and put out a similar product as the previous two records, with out trying to imitate Randy Rhoads.
@@jamesfriend481 I also found that Jake did a very good job playing Randy's solo, I liked how he kept the most memorable parts intact while doing his own things in between
too bad he didn't get along with ozzy but we ended up getting zakk so all's good
@@wtzan Zakk is a beast and he clearly wrote memorable songs with Ozzy, however, I don't like his interpretation of Randy's and Jake's stuff
Had the privilege of seeing Jake E and Ozzy live about 1984 or so. What I love about Jake E Lee is that he didn't try to be Randy Rhoads. He made his very own incredible style that was different than anyone else's.
I got to see them on the Bark at the moon tour…. I feel privileged to have been able to witness one
of the best live….those were great times.!
I first saw Ozzy on the Speak of the Devil tour. I was so sad not to be able to see Randy- R.I.P. When I went I was all excited to see Brad Gillis but it was Jake E. Lee playing at the show. The local Chief of Police was trying to cancel the show because "Ozzy is satanic..." My stepbrother and I ran a button campaign selling "Ozzy Fop Police Chief" buttons that was covered on the front page of our local newspaper and seen by Ozzy's press people and they gave our whole family backstage passes! Got the bands autographs (and Adrian Vandenberg because Vandenberg opened!) THE NICEST GROUP OF GUYS!!! Ozzy was so cool and down-to-earth... they all were so nice.
Saw him at the US Festival (metal day) in '83? I agree he did a great job filling in for Rhoads so soon after his death, and managed to remain himself playing that light blue strat.
I disagree jake e playing is nothing like ransdy rhoads just because they played in the same band doesnt mean their styles were anywhere similiar they werent!!!! kids these days...
Motley Crue opening in 83-84
Jake is easily one of the best players of the 80’s. So was Brad Gillis🖤
he is but Randy would of course be the best player from the 80s, Brad also underappreciated
Brad Gillis was good but too much whammy bar
Let's not forget Doug Aldrige., ..
@@edwardwaldron7813 he was the second best guitar player in night ranger
@@Rfk1966 I would’ve love to see Jake .E lee play on the speak of the devil tour over Brad Gillis
Jake E. Lee is a very underappreciated guitarist and it's a shame how the Evil Witch of the West, treated him & Bob Daisley.
And Bill Ward…
The ultimate sin album should get more love than it does too. Jake was awesome
Underappreciated? Yeah, no. Only by ozzy
I would probably say he had been very unlucky with the music industry more than underappreciated. I feel like we are a lot to consider him as an inspiration.
@@rapid13 Yes, these 3 were writing & recording all the music while Ozzy was too busy powdering his nose and then getting in and out of rehab.
Bark at the Moon and The Ultimate Sin are guitar works of art. Those albums alone ensure Jake stands *with* the best. The guitar work on those albums are epic. He definitely deserves more accolades that he ever actually got from the public.
Agreed, and both albums - especially Ultimate sin - suffered from poor production. It would be so great if someone completely REMIXED and remastered Ultimate Sin. Even Ozzy hates the production on that one.
Seeing Metallica open for the ultimate sin tour was the highlight of my childhood.
So true.
I know Ozzy isn't a fan of The Ultimate Sin, but I think it's Gold.
💯
Superb palm muting, pinched harmonics, dive bombs, pull-offs, hammer-ons, etc. Excellent technique, memorable lines, and virtuoso playing.
All written by ozzy according to credits. Boy did they all get screwed
Sharon definitely screwed over Ozzy's former bandmates, especially when it came to publishing and songwriting credits. She is legendary for doing that.
Been learning this song off and on for 2 years now. The intricacies are a lot to learn for a mid-level played haha
Actually, there are no dive bombs because Jake never played with a whammy bar
No Floyd rose here
I’ve worked with Jake in the past in a non-musical sort of way. I use to bring a guitar into the office to strum when business was slow. One day I had a Les Paul Junior with me and Jake stopped by my office. We were talking guitars as usual and I mentioned that I had brought in a cool little guitar with me that day. When I brought it from the back office and he saw it, his eyes lit up like a kid because he said that was one of his first guitars when he was a kid himself. Listening to him play that Junior one on one was incredible. What a great guy!
I think I remember coming into that business that day for a big mac and fries. Wasn't Terry Bozzio on drums, err I mean, fries.
Why make up this story though?
Gees, I happen to come across this video about a year after my original post…why would I make up a story like this story? It’s a shame how people can be with replies to my original post - oh well I guess. Rock on to the legit folks out there and continue to play some tasty licks.
Jake doesn't get enough credit for his brilliance. This guy came out swinging, used no whammy bar and just punished the song every time. If you watch some of his Us Festival footage you can really see how much he attacked the guitar. You can feel it here. Young guy with tons of energy, control, power and finesse.
Jake was ferocious here.
He had confidence, insane swagger, stage presence and the skills to back it all up. His live solos were amazing especially the ones that were released on vhs/dvd... before ozzy the prick ruins them by pulling Jake's amazing hair! Don't forget that incredible first Badlands album! KILLER TONE!
@@blak1lyte 1000%. Well said!
And then fucked over by Sharon .. tragedy
there's whammy bar before the chorus riff every time
Every song on Bark at the Moon should tell you how great Jake is. He stepped into Randy’s shoes without a hitch. Wonderful guitarist to say the least
cough- Brad Gillis- cough ;)
This is just genius playing that stood toe to toe with anything RR did.
One of my favorites of all time..
Agreed.....
True
solid player, but not even close to the skill of Rhodes
@@gianthillsohh shut up pls
@@gianthillsI would say he’s close.
Damn, that outro solo still hits after all of these years. The double notes in the center of the solo are perfection. Such a great guitarist.
i anticipate it always when this song comes on...
I’m not really down with hair bands so much ..but I’ve Always loved that guitar solo at the end.
Still gives me goosebumps when I hear it 🔥🔥
@@phnigra111 imagine thinking Ozzy (solo) was a hair band. Oof.
@@thedanwise He defo had glam influences, especially with The Ultimate Sin.
@@thedanwise Great album regardless
All the idiosyncratic dynamics in the main riff, the gigantic chord voicings...the soaring bridge section..the absolute clinically clean playing....I won't even get started on the lead...especially the outro..criminally underrated and unknown outside of the guitar community.
These videos are awesome. Please, keep them coming.
Appreciate the positive feedback. Thanks man!
I can half ass play this, nothing like Jake though!
Gigantic chord voicings!!
In hindsight this is insanely amazing guitar rhythm and lead 👊 Zakk kids play to those and I put the tone up with VHs best honestly
Yup. Those chords in the pre chorus sound so heavy and huge!!!!
reading the comments here i just want to remind everyone that Jake E Lee is in fact, still alive, still very badass at guitar, still tours and has a pretty sick signiture amp from friedman. Just want everyone to know cause you talk like hes been dead for 30 years. no need for "was", "has" or any of that talk. he IS still the man.
Dude is not respected by far too many people. He is up there with the best ever to grace the stage. One thing I don`t like is his overuse of effects. Way too much chorus and flange for me. But he is a monster!
@@gib59er56 You talking about Jake or Wylde? Wylde gets on my damn nerves with the Pinch Harmonics 200 times a song.
@@gib59er56 That would be the producer of the album. Seeing Jake and meeting him, he likes it clean , loud and dirty.
@@greggalasso5926 Hey fellow Greg!! Definately possible for the sound board and engewneer went out to the crazy farm cuz that phase, flange, chorus, delay and autowah kill me. Why did he only play on one album and tour(which I saw) then split?
@@gib59er56Zakk Wylde was way more chorused in my opinion.
Jesus. Better than I could've imagined. Most isolated tracks have ugly spots, this has even more in depth perfection.
Yep. This sounds fabulous alone without all the instruments, this masterpiece is the song! And since the mixing on the record wasn't very favorable to the new hired axeman, here you can hear the perfection plus all the little licks and dynamics much better. Jake E Lee is one of the best ever.
Thanks for including me, but it wasn’t necessary.
The same thing I was thinking. It's a metal symphony made just by one guitar.
Dude he had ROCK SOLID tuning in all of those chords man. As a repair/tech and perfectionist with setting up guitars to get as stable perfect tuning it's so cool to hear how clean and clear his playing and set up were in this recording.
They probably tuned the guitar depending on wheter he was playing higher or lower on the fretboard, to take into account intonation issues. But i think the playing does 99% of the job. Even with a perfectly tuned guitar, your fretting hand fingering must be perfect, avoiding going to sharp because of too much pressure, and also the picking hand must touch evenly the strings, expecially to provide open sounding chords. Also picking too heavily can make notes sharp, there needs to be a perfect balance, without making it sound "sterile".
He only uses 'hardtail' so most likely stayed in tune better than trem systems.
@@80sGuy. exactly, solves so many issues by just getting rid of the floating trem all together. It makes it even cooler when he does dive bombs by detuning at the headstock.
He probably took note of the EVH sweetened tunings for getting those intervals to ring "truegether"!
@@biohazard8295 I like my Strat but I just threw 5 springs on the trem, tightened them way down, and threw a set of D'Addario EXL116 (52-11) on there and play in standard E. I don't even bother with using the trem.
I've noticed the heavier strings don't get so "flappy" the way lighter strings do and so I can play harder without pushing notes sharp.
It's also more fun to "throw" that vibrato into them without worrying about doing too much, too hard. I've heard people complain that those strings are too heavy but once you get used to playing heavy strings then it's really not a big deal.
Jake E Lee was always my favorite Ozzy guitarist. He wrote Killer Of Giants which the guitar intro was one of the things that made me want to play guitar.
My favorite fkn Ozzy song! That intro is so captivating
@Bryan Smith You must be a Bot? Hello, bish bot 🤡
Agreed. Prefer this over the RR Ozzy. Except for Over the Mountain.
The guitar arrangements from beginning to the end are epic, not just the intro.
As unpopular as the idea may be, I agree. The only Ozzy cd's I own are Jake.
Huge Randy fan, but that was insanely good. His right hand (pick hand) technique is flawless. He is a machine
The switch between perfectly timed chugging chord progressions and brilliant little lead fills is really remarkable.
Pretty sure most of those are overdubs. You can hear the punch in/out.
@@doublestrokerollprobably a mix of overdubs and razor-blade tape splice edits
@@markmorton2519 Most likely. It doesn't take anything away from the song. Obviously he plays it live and it sounds great. Punching in just allows those fills that little extra space where they might be just slightly cut off when playing "live". Either way it's an amazing track.
Nothing taken away, but I could hear the punch ins
That tone. Damn. Just enough distortion to be heavy enough but not so much that it doesn't crush those awesome big full chords. I love this song and Jake's guitar work in it.
that's the sound of a super overdrive dialed in through a marshall amp, and cranked up LOUD
@@DaarthPingas Oh nice. I'm a bass player, I only know about the loud part.
@@merfishsandwich691 i mean yeah, lemmy used to play through a marshall guitar head and stack if im not mistaken!
@@DaarthPingas Yep, Marshall with the mids cranked. No pedals. I've played through Marshalls here and there. They make nice bass amps, actually.
@@merfishsandwich691 when i played bass in a band, i rocked a 100w peavey transtube supreme through a 4x10, and then later as a preamp with a power amp through two 4x10's. the tone was impeccable.
even cheap guitar heads are severely underrated for bass.
This composition is a masterpiece.
My favorite Ozzy song
Especially the composition. Very ahead of the time .
Masterpiece. It's one thing to play it the correct way but Jake had to write these themes.
Gus G came closest to playing it correct. Everyone else hacked it. Zakk was the worst. Plays the A Phrygian run in the solo as an A minor pentatonic. What a lazy POS.
I've thought of that before, very impressive phrasing.
Sadly he didn't get paid jack for that.
Agreed !! Fucking Brutal !!
It's so weird hearing the punch-ins on these isolated tracks. This stuff came out decades ago and I've never noticed them. The power of mixing!
And the awesome thing is the amount of punches are minimal. He nailed his takes. He punched in for solos, for doubletracking, but I didn't hear any punches for flubs.
@@MurkyDregs you need to go to the hearing doctor. tons of punches. bevo65 is just commenting on how audible the transition is.
Thinking the same. Sounds weird isolated like this.
You also don't hear in in the mix due to mastering and the other instruments. Things should be "perfect" on record so you sometimes have to do things differently...
What are punch-ins?
If you've not heard the 1st Badlands cd make this your next priority!! Jake's tone, his phrasing and everyone's talent is on full display. A fantastic listen start to finish. RIP Ray.
100% agree. That is an excellent album.
Absomotherfuckinglutely.
Thanks for the recommendation, will check it out.
Agreed! I bought the album on vinyl in 1989 when it first came out and still have it today.
Loved Badlands stuff. Had the cassette...and it wasn't "side1" and "side 2"...it was "east side" and "west side"! I miss Ray's voice. Great line ups in that band.
Best Ozzy song ever recorded. One of my favorite solos of all time.
Nothing over distorted, just brilliant riffs after brilliant solos
And a tasteful, well placed amount of pinch harmonics too, not used as a crutch like some........
@@crazysnarfy861 Mmmmh, i wonder who that "some" may be...😁
@@livingbeing1113 Heh heh I was thinking ZW
One of the most underrated metal guitarists of all time. This is probably a top 5 metal guitar song of all time. Just listening to this isolated track shows how technically sound Jake is as a guitar player. Both The Ultimate Sin and Bark at the Moon albums are just unmatched. He saved Ozzys career after Randy passed. What a monster of a guitar player.
40 years old, and still brilliant.
It’s strange how every time I see a video on a solo track from any artist in the past someone always comments how underrated or underappreciated that person is or was. I really don’t think that’s true. Jake E. Lee was a rockstar among rockstars back in the day and everyone knew who he was and appreciated how badass he was and is.
Yeah, people who knew, knew, and still do -- but I'm sure a lot of people don't know who he is. Which has something to do with the fact that he kinda disappeared for so long, but I might have wanted to disappear, too, after some of the crap he went through in the music industry.
@Bryan Smith he played for Ozzy in Ozzy’s heyday. Everybody that played for Ozzy went on to become famous and was known to be a badass, because you had to be to be in that band. You say not true like it’s a fact and there’s no arguing it. Lol.
But has been forgotten by many while others from that time are still being praised.
Very true Gavin! Everybody's underrated these days. I think its just a thing people put to make them feel like their more in the know and a little bit special. I was a teen in the 80s loved this type of music and of course knew who Jake was and could obviously hear his brilliance as could all my mates but if you never liked the music then you would never know who he is. There are millions of musicians out there with unbelievable talent but if I don't listen to their genre it doesn't mean they are underrated
I guess what everybody really means is that it’s a shame that Ozzy threw him under the bus after he fired him. Jake E. Lee was a beast of a guitar player. Such a shredder which was ripe for the time period. After all that I’m sure it was tough to walk in the footsteps of Randy Rhoads.
That is one of the cleanest guitar iso-tracks. Jake E Lee really nailed that song. It's amazing how many little passing notes he fits in the riffs and runs of that song.
Absolutely. There are different little chord flavors that you'd never hear in the full mix.
Listening to this, you can really hear how similar Jake E. Lee and Warren DeMartini's playing can be. I remember reading that they were great friends and used to play together for hours and hours. It's cool to hear how their styles rub off on each other!
They were roommates briefly when Jake left Ratt and Warren joined!!
There's another great great guitarist in Demartini very very very underated
Jake had an incredibly difficult job in not only replacing a legend but keeping Ozzy on top which he did. His ability as shown in this clip is amazing and criminally under appreciated. I still love the ultimate Sin album.
The final part of that solo gives me the shivers even now…absolutely brilliant.
This track is a masterpiece! Gives me goosebumps 😊
Bark at the Moon is the perfect song.
Meaning it can never be remade better. Total masterpiece
Everyone who plays guitar on into guitar knows how great and inspiring he is, and by no means he is underrated or under appreciated.
Always was, and always will be, my favorite Ozzy guitarist... loved him in Badlands also
The clarity in his tone is spot on.
I really loved Jake's work on Bark and Ultimate sin. There is a certain old school sound Ozzy material lost when he was fired. Very fond of both of those L.P's.
Damn. Now I have to bust out Bark and listen. Thanks for this. It really makes me appreciate his playing even more.
Man, getting to hear all the little nuances in this just give me a greater appreciation for his work in this song, as well as pointing out how wrong I've been playing this for decades. I need to have another go at this one.
His playing is so tight. The main intro riff is so clean on those low note pulses. I have learned this song and it took me forever to get it tight like he does it. His talent is so under appreciated because he had to live under Randy's shadow for so long.
I got to meet Jake and he is such a humble guy. Never once ever had a "rockstar" attitude and offered some tips on how to be yourself as a musician.
The best ever Ozzy Track, with the best Ozzy guitarist!
Such a highly developed guitar track, doubled up or harmonised in all the right place and full of genius note and phrasing choices.... My all time favourite solo Ozzy era....
Jake E Lee is a beast!! Along with Matthias Jabs, one of the most aggressive sounds in rock guitar!
Mathias is SO good. Great chops but more important, good taste in what to play where. The intro lick to bad boys....interesting that we are in a Jake forum.....I could never figure out what he was doing and I thought maybe it was like Jake's fake echo that he talked about in a guitar World interview....but it isn't....lol...just a simple chromatic lick. And that huge sliding lick in Hurricane.....magnificent.
Jake is the guitar player I most want to emulate because of his work on all three Badlands albums.
DITTO!
How on earth Jake didn’t become huge is beyond me he was full of raw talent
Getting SCREWED by Oz and Sharon then hooking up with a train wreck lead singer then addictions....my guess.
@@snicklefritzthetab8411 - Yep.....Not many people make it through the Arden family business unscathed unless they are sleeping with one of them.
@@snicklefritzthetab8411 train wreck singer? Wasnt the guy terminally ill?
Because he was the only person who was just about the music. It's sad how sometimes it works out that way.
He is huge wth do u mean
One of metal's best performances that gets better with age. I was very lucky to see him at the US Festival.
Lee is such an underrated guitarist. When people mention the greats of the 80s many fail to mention him.
You know almost all the greatest guitarists are 70s and 80s and they are very numerous
The best guitar player that Ozzy had!
With all my respect to Randy Roads, but Lee was the best!
I Know.... There's always that run of marginal guitarists that always get mentioned and Jake E Never gets mentioned.... Truly awful......
Only in your little Mind!
@@clemguitar63no only in your little mind😂
Nobody commenting how this one guitar sounds amazing. The crispness, the distortion, the crunch the flawless playing.
You’re right. Hearing it isolated it is a great part and imo can stand alone as a great tune without any other instruments added. Brilliant playing.
Fantastic. His tone was like a punch in the face. So aggressive. I love it.
And the fantastic intonation, the phrasing, the moves!
i’ve always loved his tone!!! killer🎸🎸🎸🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@Gordini840 definately
Phenomenal guitarist not going to say underrated because the people who matter know what this man contributed to our scene and rock in general! So appreciative of these isolated tracks!
Jake was a rocker that does not need whammy bar. Salute 🙌🏾
Jake is one of My heroes. He had massive shoes to fill and did so wonderfully. Very underrated/under appreciated.
OMG stop saying 'underrated'. It does not make you sound knowledgeable, it really doesn't.
Every listener who knows the first thing about music knows how good he is and he's always been highly regarded. This banal phrase is everywhere and it needs to stop.
@@riddarhyttan I have to say I agree with you, but i think you might have come across as a little harsh in your attempt to convey your disamay. But it's the world we live in. People misuse words all the time to convey their thoughts and feelings. And if they say something that is over used, at the end of the day who cares? They got their point across. It comes down to what feels comfortable to them - or all they know. It's language. Not everyone is a scholar. People use the tools they know. That's all. And while im here, Jake is a master guitarist who helped define and prolong Ozzy's career during a very dark time. Bark at the moon as an album is one of my favourites from anyone.
@@riddarhyttan So true, not harsh at all. Its a cheap throw away comment. If you like metal you rate this dude if you dont you wouldnt know who he is.
@@Greatsky To be clear: my problem isn't with people's eloquence or lack thereof. Even if I cared that's none of my business.
The problem is with the phrase itself, where 'underrated' is meant to suggest a depth of insight and musical knowledge on the OP's part that others lack. It's self-aggrandizing rather than expressing their admiration for the musician in question.
When I said the phrase didn't make the OP sound knowledgeable I meant it in that specific sense - praise Jake's gifts all you want and how you want, but trying to bask in reflected glory while so doing falls flat since he is not, in fact, underrated.
So clean how tight he plays the main riff.
He was tight af.....great player.
The riff is no joke. I've been trying (trying) for 35 years. Not many do. Ben Ellur pulls it off really well.
@@PawpawJamz how perfect each note is played is really hard to copy. I can "play it", but not like he does.
This is the song that made me a guitar player. There were many songs that made me want to play guitar. When I heard this, there was no longer an option. F'n brilliant.
edit: gatdamn man what is it like 40 years later, and that damn post chorus bridge bit STILL puts the fire in me like it was 1984
Jake E Lee-has this strange, dusky, relaxed melodic virtuosity that bites out of nowhere. One of the coolest on the scene back in the day, and still now.
So many awesome things about the guitars in this song, but one thing that really makes it one of the greatest, is how it ends. I don't know the exact music theory behind it, but how he builds up that tension in the outro solo, than ends on that single note that releases the tension. So, so satisfyingly killer.
He is a great composer, even in his solos. I'd have a really hard time picking between him and Randy. Good thing I don't have to. :D
Counterpoint: create tension, approach tonality/chord, release tension, end.
@@chrisheller8109 If i had to choose, i'll take Jake anytime, easily.
Without exaggeration, one of the finest guitar pieces in history of rock and metal music. Incredibly fluid playing of some really tricky licks, and the thunderous sound of fully cranked amp... SImply incredible. Jake E. Lee is a monster and one of the greats!
I like how you pointed out the fully cranked amp. I can't play this song myself, but playing on a fully cranked amp is an art in and of its self. You literally have to "play" the amp as much as you play the guitar. You have to have constant control of every string whether they're being played or not. It's incredibly difficult and you guitar players out there will know exactly what I'm talking about if you've every played through something like a maxed out JCM 800 or any other comparable tube amp.
@@1450JackCade OK expert, if you put Slash ahead of Jake E. Lee, you said it all. :)
@@agnezabarutanski1963Jake could play MILES around slash.
So good. I'm a friend of Jeff Martin who was the singer for Racer X, Badlands and others. I recently heard Jeff make the bold claim that he had played in bands with some of the best guitarists in the world. That list included Jake E. Lee, Paul Gilbert and Uli Jon Roth. I had to agree right away that he had indeed.
Singer for Racer X and drummer in Badlands. The guy is as talented as he's versatile.
@@MrClassicmetal Whoa! I had no idea he was in Badlands or even drummed. I was big into their first record, but somehow I never checked out Voodoo Highway. Need to get on that. I recently listened to Dusk and was blown away. I think I like it better than the first one.
@@chrisheller8109 Eric Singer was the drummer on their debut album, and Jeff Martin played on Voodoo Highway and Dusk.
@@MrClassicmetal Right, that's what I just put together yesterday! I never knew anyone but Singer had ever drummed for that band.
He also played drums and sang for Electric Fence with Russ Parish (Atomic Punks and Steel Panther).
If you've ever seen Jake perform on stage with Ozzy, how animated and wild he is, the jumping rolling kicking you name it, it will blow your mind to hear that he almost never plays a note out of time or tune. Just pure perfection. Killer musician
This song still jams to.this day! One of my favorite ozzy songs and top 10 solos of all time in my opinion. Helluva musician!
I agree! I’m a huge solo fanatic so I was just going to mention if you haven’t seen “out for blood” by Max Ostro then I highly recommend. It’s one of my many favorites from Max. It’s a Joe Stump cover but anytime Max covers anything he does his own “solo”. Just like his Vai cover where he even throws in some Buckethead at the very end. I can’t get enough of Max’s solos.
Jake's playing is an exercise in passionate precision. Perfect rock'n'roll delivery only done by a maverick surgeon. Grossly overlooked.
This generation has no idea of how easy they have it with all of these isolated tracks. Back in the day you had to hope for a decent mix master to hear all of the nuances of his playing.
One of the guys that actually earned their signature model guitars 🤘
That's just entirely bad ass. Super props to the man who is a major inspiration to all musicians who know about him. Those who don't need to do some digging!! Super cool. His tone and timing are spot on. Aside from his song writing skills 👍😎💯🔥
One of the most skillfull and dynamic guitar player of the eighties
I'll never forget being a teenager and thinking that outro solo was the coolest thing I've ever heard.
Every single time I recall my days as a metal head and dig out the old songs this one is always at the top of the list. Despite not really being an Ozzy fan... Jake's guitar was just that good.
Cool.. I am not fan but I heard a lot about Jake from my own guitar hero Gary Moore . Cool what about Guitarist of Iron Maiden?
@@saigonKT I love both guitar players from Maiden... they complimented eachother so well. Another sleeper I always listen to is Vivian Campbell and not so much a sleeper but still not a household name Akira Takasaki.
Absolutely brilliant. One of the best rock guitar performances ever recorded.
Fantastic performance. Love the guitar work on this song. Jake E Lee is *by far* my favourite Ozzy guitarist. 🤘
I was lucky to have met Jake E. Lee in person, being a fan of his, I'm happy to say he's just as nice as he is talented.
Following in the footsteps of Randy Rhoads was no easy feat. As a guitarist and musician, and someone who picked up guitar BECAUSE of Randy Rhoads, I have to give props to Jake. Impossible to follow in those footsteps but he did a marvelous job.
Uniqueness, his tone had always been beautiful. I wish he could record more often
My favourite song of all time and it’s mainly because of Jakes work here. To hear it isolated makes me love it more.
Jake doesn't get enough credit for being one of the best from the 80s and beyond, hands down.
Jake was absolutely brilliant
A real heavy metal guitarist. His band Badlands kicks ass. Ozzy was lucky to have this kid play for him.
How is one guy lucky enough to have worked with him, Tony, Gus, Zakk & Randy? I hope he appreciates the talent he's always had backing him. It's unreal- that lineup
He Was Lucky to make it out Alive and Sane!!
It's Ozzy. He has his pick and he always picked the best available. Make no mistake, those guys wanted to play for Ozzy. He didn't have to beg any of them, I can promise you that. Instant star when you're on stage with Ozzy. A true legend......
That just took my breath away ... Jake E. Lee is king !!!
Jake is beyond incredible!!! His playing has all the technique and finesse needed as well as power, feel, and tone. Brilliant playing and composing by one of the greatest ever.
Jake played this at the age of 26. I first heard this at the age of 13 in 1983.I tried to play this when I was 20, but I couldn't.But I cannot give it up and I started to give a try again half a year ago for the first time in 33 years.This song is worth trying for years.
That last scale in the guitar solo from low to high, is epic.
I love the ever so slight imperfect intonation here and there, makes it still feel organic in the face of incredibly tight timing
AWESOME!!! This the song that officially made me a metalhead way back when I was 12. Jake E. Lee is responsible (nope...not Ozzy with his overbearing woman) -JAKE and I thank him for that assist because since then, I am still on this metal trip. 💪🏼🤟🏼
Jake E Lee’s playing on this album is nothing short of phenomenal. This is the best album Ozzy has ever made IMO, followed by The Ultimate Sin. Rock And Roll Rebel is my favorite track on this album.
Mine are Waiting for Darkness, Rock ‘n Roll Rebel and 1 up the B Side.
Oh and Bark at the Moon.
If you really want to know who “gets it” and who has the talent in this era, go listen to how well they doubled tracked their stuff. I’ve never been a huge Randy Rhodes or Jake E Lee fan but both of those cats REALLY knew how to double their lines and always always always knew precisely where they were and where they were going next.
Jake never got the love and adulation that he deserved. It’s nice to see him finally getting real recognition from younger metal fans.
That’s because he followed Randy rhoads. People are always so shocked because Jake wasn’t as famous as Randy. Obviously, Jake is great but Randy is unbeatable
Sacrilege I know, but Jake is actually my favourite Ozzy guitarist.
Me too! This is my fave Ozzy album 🤘🏽
Nope not sacrilege. Mine too. After watching The Ultimate Ozzy and seeing Jake's guitar solo on it as a kid, I was convinced...he is the best!
How can the truth be sacrilege?
Not sacrilege at all. RR will always be my fave but I have no argument with those preferring Jake. Listen to his playing. It's perfect.
Favorite is fine, but Randy was the better overall player. Love Jake, saw him with Ozzy - and with Ray in Badlands.
Jake is a genius. Pure and simple.
I loved being able to hear this. Memories. When I was first learning electric guitar many years this is one of the songs that held me entranced for its guitar work. I can't tell you how shocked I was to learn soon after that it was NOT Randy Rhoads who came up with this.
Never gets old. His composing is next level.
Holy crap - this exact music is what started it ALL for me! Back when I heard this song for the first time in '83/84 I was completely captivated by Jake's amazing playing - just tasty riff after tasty run after tasty shred, and I couldn't get enough of it. Even at 12 years old I knew he was something special, and it still holds up until this day, almost 40 years later! Thank you Jake... 🤘
Phenomenal solo by Jake E Lee. Love hearing this song over and over.
Amazing voice leading ,what a beast. He really pulled out all the stops on this one!
One of the most amazing guitarists in metal/rock.
That rhythm guitar tone is seriously badass! Understated in the overall mix but you can hear just how great it is when you hear it on its own.
Love that Im hearing the perfect doubling that Randy was also known for, and the pinch harmonics that Zach is known for
That was awesome. I love listening to these isolated tracks
Jake is such a monster picker and player. His riffs are second to none.
WOW. This is a guitar piece that I've always admired but never thought about listening to in isolation. Jake really dropped a masterpiece on us with this one.
Jake the Snake E Lee is a true Gun Slinger on the 6 string. For sure top 20 guitarist of all time which is immortal level!