There are people that have been playing longer than she's been alive that would kill to have bends and vibrato like that. What a gifted young lady. BRAVO !
There are many guitar tutors on TH-cam - this young lady is up there with the best of the best. Her approach is warm, friendly and watchable - not to mention the fact she is a proven master of the instrument with skills that appear (and sound) way beyond her years. More great vids please, brings joy 🙂
What I have always loved about this solo is how it sounds like a perfect blend of rock and opera. It's feels bluesy but also sounds like a violin concerto and that's what makes it such a great intro to the opera section of the song. This solo is one of the reasons Brian May is my favourite guitarist. Excellent video.
I am in awe! Her ability to play these phrases at various tempos and in different combinations, time after time, so accurately and with that tone, is stunning! That is amazing teaching technique on display. Thank you Ayla!
Ok, that was one of the best interpretations of that solo I've seen/heard. I'm not lying that sounded so good, the tone, the bends, specially that pre-bend at the beginning, that's something most guitarrists don't pay attention to. Awesome playing overall!
I was just about to learn this solo! (literally, this is not a joke) Thanks so much Ayla this helped me understand how to play the solo and some of the back-story!
Please do... this was done for the people...But it wasn't Brian May who originated this solo...But he was given carte blanche to take it as his, The actual person who originated most of the music for Freddy was mentioned in the song "Kind of Magic" Freddy mentioned his first name when he says, "Hit it....(first name)... And the only way you can hear it is "Turn it Up" found on another Groups album... Lynyrd Skynyrd...? was his actual voice...Who knew...Nobody pays that close attention to the way music is founded...Mostly by Session musicians... and they never get the credit for the songs...
I like what you say about Brian May's playing, how it feels like every note is coming from his soul. I agree with you. A solo of his I'd recommend, that a lot of people might not be familiar with, is from the song You Don't Fool Me - released in 1995, after Freddie's death. It's a brilliantly constructed solo, and so expressively played, with such emotion and power.. It really is an example of every note feeling like it's coming from the depths of his soul.
You're so talented. You really give this solo the attention it deserves; I've heard other online tutors say it's pretty simple. I've listened to Queen since 'The Seven Seas of Rhye' came out, I never grow tired of this solo.
You are a guitar goddess. I have played 60 plus years and I have never heard anyone play and teach as good as you. I just hope I can learn everything in this song.this is a hard song and you make it look so easy. Thank you please don't stop teaching.
This was wonderful and incredibly well studied! I can see just how much love and care went into this - clearly a fan of Brian's playing and all of his emotional subtleties. He's known to say that the guitar is his voice, and emotion comes before technicality -- and it shows in everything he does. It's all in the feel of how the notes are played ... very well done! I'm a long way off from playing his solos, but I'll be sure to return to this video once I've got a bit more practice under my belt! Thanks for the excellent breakdown!
I've learned this solo some years ago, and it was one of the most haunting and beautifully good solo ever. Thanks a lot Ayla for re-teaching this song, I've corrected some mistakes because of it. Plus you teaching it makes me to play and relearn that solo in a very inspired way. 😊Cheers!
Dude I didn't know it was difficult to play I learned it 8 months into my journey but my best friend who has been playing for around 7 years now still can't play it
Thanks for what you are doing. I most appreciate that you take the time to explicitly describe the subtleties that add to the feeling and "expression of emotion." I think it is important for aspiring guitarists to understand that simply playing the correct notes in the correct sequence at the correct time is not enough. Each phrase, and indeed each note has a shape, contour and voice that is every bit as important as playing the right notes. I wish more guitarists would be more discerning when learning and practicing so that the performance doesn't just sound like a bunch of rigid notes thrown together, but rather a "human outcry." You are absolutely helping with that, thank you.
Great playing...so young. I remember hearing this song in 1975 when I was only 12 years old...it absolutely blew my mind. Life changing actually, in terms of the music I listened to thereafter. When Freddie died, it's the only time I've ever cried over someone other than my family. For more Brian May extravaganza...listen to the albums Queen ll and Sheer Heart Attack, in particular.
☆ About 4 years back, I finally met Ayla @ our local Maritime Museum, during a gig. Years earlier, I learned of her prodigious abilities, through a friend, finding she was a local talent. 👍 ♡ Back in '77, we caught both Queen & Thin Lizzy, with the late, Gary Moore...I still prefer TL, but I'm especially thankful I saw Queen during their more creative period. 🇨🇦
Wow when Ayla says”and that’s the end of the solo” 17:02 , I’m like wow, she got me through it!!She got me through the solo I thought I couldn’t learn. Thanks 🙏 Ayla!
In most of the covers you see online the bendings are wrong, you did a marvelous job in explaining them properly, and I loved the attention to details on this video in general. Keep up the good work! Thank you!
It’s such a relief from all the b s going on to just sit down and watch a beautifully modest girl flawlessly execute a tutorial on one of the greatest guitar solos of all time. I didn’t even know how much I needed this right now. Super cool.
“… it’s kind of fun to talk about that in a lesson, so I did!” Love that line! That was a great comparison at the end of what is written vs. what is played. Great technique, and your enthusiasm is fantastic! Thank you!!
Really excellent lesson! I've followed and learned from many different videos on this song or that song... but this may be one of the very best I've seen. You're a great teacher! Never thought I'd wanna tackle this solo but I think this lesson inspired me to try. Thanks!
A great lesson. I've been a Queen fan since I started listening to music and although I,ve not been playing guitar very long I,m definitely going to give this a go. Also thanks for putting the tabs up aswell. Thank you.
I was I my Mom's womb at the 1980 Queen tour. They are basically my whole family's favorite band. We are a family of musicians and you nailed that lesson! I can't get the tone right for that solo on my gear but you are awesome!
I live less than an hours drive from the Rockfield Studio where Queen Recorded .. Sadly I have yet manage a visit. it is on My Bucket List . Love the Lesson I 1st heard Brian Guitar on the Single Seven Seas of Rhye ( ? ) very early days but an instantly different Guitar sound from anything else on the Radio back then .. As Alway's Big love to all young & old Guitar players .. & stay safe .
My favorite Queen song is You're Best Friend. The harmony in that song is so clutch and carries the song in my eyes. You basically strum, finger pick try different variations with this song and it translate very well.
This one I want to learn (not sure I'm up to that level).. I've not watched it all. But I have to say this is the best instruction video with tab on screen.. thank you very much.
What a great lesson.You are a very talented guitar player and also have a natural ability with your lessons.I also find just listening to your voice is very relaxing.
brilliant lesson on this epic song and solo!! Also the sound you have dialed in was just perfect imo. I'd appreciate if you'd like to spend a word on how you did the sound maybe in one of your next vids. Thanks for this great lesson !!
That's a beautiful LP! I like that you got your name on the truss rod cover! Edit: The runs are pretty easy to play as the solo goes, but the dynamics, phrasing, pre-bends and feel are the key here. That's what makes it hard!
I love your dedication. You teach and inspirier me. I listen to Queen way back in the late 70s. Tenement Funster and everything else. I worked graveyard at a gas station in Lakewood California. Off the 92. I would crank that on my Boom Box Cassette Player. Hell Yeah.
Excellent solo choice and opportunity to discuss emotional content of a song *and* it’s solo, which seems to add more to what Freddie is so emotionally conveying. It comes at a point where there’s almost nothing more Freddie can Say/sing, so it *demands* this solo to ‘cry out,’ and, it’s beautiful. Just pure emotional expression. Like the soul crying out. You lesson is stellar. Flawlessly explained. I e seen so many solo covers and most just seem flat for the lack of proper vibrato and string bending. This is an advanced guitar solo. Playing the notes alone expresses nothing. This solo played correctly should nearly bring the listener to tears. Because if this song is a play, it’s certainly a tragedy and must be approached from a place of great pain. You nailed all of these elements, Alya. ❤️
Man, that tone was amazing. Rock on! For newer players, keep in mind that you certainly don't have to play a perfect, note for note recreation of a song or solo. If a particular part is too fast, feel free to experiment. More than likely you can drop a few notes and maintain the overall feel of the piece!
This is a very good way of teaching Bri’s staple Bohemian Solo., going note by note from a Tab will not get you there; this is very well explained.. thanks 👍🏻
One of the most clearly notated and played transcriptions. The solo is split into 8 licks which greatly facilitates learning in chunks. These are wonderfully explained in a friendly manner against the original track, including some subtle Maysian bending tricks. I am wondering what light string set and pedal effect was used to imitate the original Queen sound? Thank you Ayla.
There's a mistake here on the first bend of the solo (on the 10th fret of G string) 2:40. The correct way is: you bend the note then you pick it again to go down to the F note before you pull it off to the 8th fret. So, you start off the solo picking the 8th fret of D string twice, then you pick the 10th fret of G string twice as well (one to bend it up and the second to bend it down) before pulling off to the D# (8th fret). Another mistake is at 9:32 (and this is a very important one, in terms of melody). The end of the phrase *doesn't* end with 15th fret on B string then 15th fret on G string. It's not 15 17 15~. There's one note missing on what you're playing. This part ends with 15 17 17 - 15~. Last notes: *incorrect* : C - D - Bb *correct* : C - D - C - Bb The third point is at the very ending 16:01: actually, after the C# (6th fret), Brian hammers the D (7th fret) then pulls off 2 more notes on the G string so then he lands on the 7th fret on D string like 6~ 7-6-4 7. You can clearly hear and confirm all that I've said by checking the isolated track of the original solo from the studio version and slowing it down to 0.5 speed. th-cam.com/video/nkrccPYB-kM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=InnkeeperStudioBackingTracks Don't take it personally, you're very sweet, you're an amazing player and I loved your video!! Just some details! 😁😉
Outstanding, Ayla. Going to get stuck into this one. Normally I wouldn't even consider it, but your easy teaching style has convinced me to give it a shot! Keep up the fantastic work! 😘👍🎸
what an incredible song that that is!an operatic rock masterpiece!.we forget that Brian may was one of the world guitar classics.the make up of that song is just exceptional.from the very first second to the last,it is just incredible intrinsic mathematical thought superb rendition as well,that takes some doing to play that!
Fantastic...One of the best guitar solo cover of the song. Thank you for sharing, and please take care of yourself, and your beautiful, feminine small lovely fingers...I loved them. 😊
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There are people that have been playing longer than she's been alive that would kill to have bends and vibrato like that. What a gifted young lady. BRAVO !
There are many guitar tutors on TH-cam - this young lady is up there with the best of the best. Her approach is warm, friendly and watchable - not to mention the fact she is a proven master of the instrument with skills that appear (and sound) way beyond her years. More great vids please, brings joy 🙂
What I have always loved about this solo is how it sounds like a perfect blend of rock and opera. It's feels bluesy but also sounds like a violin concerto and that's what makes it such a great intro to the opera section of the song. This solo is one of the reasons Brian May is my favourite guitarist. Excellent video.
I am in awe! Her ability to play these phrases at various tempos and in different combinations, time after time, so accurately and with that tone, is stunning! That is amazing teaching technique on display. Thank you Ayla!
Ok, that was one of the best interpretations of that solo I've seen/heard. I'm not lying that sounded so good, the tone, the bends, specially that pre-bend at the beginning, that's something most guitarrists don't pay attention to. Awesome playing overall!
Agreed! Made me realize how boring my take is when I play this solo. Gonna take a few lessons from this cover.
I was just about to learn this solo! (literally, this is not a joke) Thanks so much Ayla this helped me understand how to play the solo and some of the back-story!
That's called Divine Inspiriation. Or Serindipity.
There is a video of Brian himself teaching the solo but this is a good breakdown!
Please do... this was done for the people...But it wasn't Brian May who originated this solo...But he was given carte blanche to take it as his, The actual person who originated most of the music for Freddy was mentioned in the song "Kind of Magic" Freddy mentioned his first name when he says, "Hit it....(first name)... And the only way you can hear it is "Turn it Up" found on another Groups album... Lynyrd Skynyrd...? was his actual voice...Who knew...Nobody pays that close attention to the way music is founded...Mostly by Session musicians... and they never get the credit for the songs...
You always sound so spot on on each and every song you demonstrate yet you keep on being so humble. True mastery.
I like what you say about Brian May's playing, how it feels like every note is coming from his soul. I agree with you. A solo of his I'd recommend, that a lot of people might not be familiar with, is from the song You Don't Fool Me - released in 1995, after Freddie's death. It's a brilliantly constructed solo, and so expressively played, with such emotion and power.. It really is an example of every note feeling like it's coming from the depths of his soul.
You're so talented. You really give this solo the attention it deserves; I've heard other online tutors say it's pretty simple. I've listened to Queen since 'The Seven Seas of Rhye' came out, I never grow tired of this solo.
You are a guitar goddess. I have played 60 plus years and I have never heard anyone play and teach as good as you. I just hope I can learn everything in this song.this is a hard song and you make it look so easy. Thank you please don't stop teaching.
Really, Ayla Tesler-Mabe, best teacher I've *ever* come across ...
This was wonderful and incredibly well studied! I can see just how much love and care went into this - clearly a fan of Brian's playing and all of his emotional subtleties. He's known to say that the guitar is his voice, and emotion comes before technicality -- and it shows in everything he does. It's all in the feel of how the notes are played ... very well done!
I'm a long way off from playing his solos, but I'll be sure to return to this video once I've got a bit more practice under my belt! Thanks for the excellent breakdown!
It inspired me to start learning the guitar at the age of 64 And I'll do it. Love you Mam.
thank you for feeling music this way and sharing with us
I've learned this solo some years ago, and it was one of the most haunting and beautifully good solo ever. Thanks a lot Ayla for re-teaching this song, I've corrected some mistakes because of it. Plus you teaching it makes me to play and relearn that solo in a very inspired way. 😊Cheers!
Fantastic playing Ayla!
Terrific breakdown of a very challenging solo.
Dude I didn't know it was difficult to play
I learned it 8 months into my journey but my best friend who has been playing for around 7 years now still can't play it
Whoa! You're technical! You give every note it's own personality. I would be absolutely humbled to sit in front of you and learn.
Superb tone and playing. And you really nail May’s timbres and vibratos. Excellent instructions. Bravo!
Thanks for what you are doing. I most appreciate that you take the time to explicitly describe the subtleties that add to the feeling and "expression of emotion." I think it is important for aspiring guitarists to understand that simply playing the correct notes in the correct sequence at the correct time is not enough. Each phrase, and indeed each note has a shape, contour and voice that is every bit as important as playing the right notes. I wish more guitarists would be more discerning when learning and practicing so that the performance doesn't just sound like a bunch of rigid notes thrown together, but rather a "human outcry." You are absolutely helping with that, thank you.
I've never even held an electric guitar in my hand but I watched the whole lesson with great pleasure and delight. Thank you:)
Buy one and learn it 👍
Great presentation Ayla....I'm not alone when saying I've loved you since "Since I've been loving you "
Best explanation of the details of a solo I have ever seen. Nice work!
Great playing...so young. I remember hearing this song in 1975 when I was only 12 years old...it absolutely blew my mind. Life changing actually, in terms of the music I listened to thereafter. When Freddie died, it's the only time I've ever cried over someone other than my family. For more Brian May extravaganza...listen to the albums Queen ll and Sheer Heart Attack, in particular.
5:31 this phrase as a standalone sounds a whole lot like a part out of the intro of "bijou".
all in all - what an amazing tutorial - thanks a lot! 🙂
Thanks this is just what I was looking for. I enjoy your channel very much .
☆ About 4 years back, I finally met Ayla @ our local Maritime Museum, during a gig. Years earlier, I learned of her prodigious abilities, through a friend, finding she was a local talent. 👍
♡ Back in '77, we caught both Queen & Thin Lizzy, with the late, Gary Moore...I still prefer TL, but I'm especially thankful I saw Queen during their more creative period.
🇨🇦
The best method of teaching I found so far for such a challenging solo. Well done.
OMG... i've never heard more accurate tone in this solo... amazingly played😊
Wow when Ayla says”and that’s the end of the solo” 17:02 , I’m like wow, she got me through it!!She got me through the solo I thought I couldn’t learn. Thanks 🙏 Ayla!
In most of the covers you see online the bendings are wrong, you did a marvelous job in explaining them properly, and I loved the attention to details on this video in general. Keep up the good work! Thank you!
It’s such a relief from all the b s going on to just sit down and watch a beautifully modest girl flawlessly execute a tutorial on one of the greatest guitar solos of all time. I didn’t even know how much I needed this right now. Super cool.
“… it’s kind of fun to talk about that in a lesson, so I did!” Love that line! That was a great comparison at the end of what is written vs. what is played. Great technique, and your enthusiasm is fantastic! Thank you!!
One of the best lead lessons I’ve seen. You’re great!!!
Really excellent lesson! I've followed and learned from many different videos on this song or that song... but this may be one of the very best I've seen. You're a great teacher! Never thought I'd wanna tackle this solo but I think this lesson inspired me to try. Thanks!
I never even imagined me learning this solo. Thank you . You are one awsome teacher
Very cool. That's definitely as classic. You're pulling some pretty cool tunes out of the back and that's a great choice. Thanks Ayla.
Thank you for this lesson. This is the most thorough explanation I have seen on TH-cam. It helped to improve my bending and vibrato.
How can this young girl be one of the most eloquent and clear guitar teachers I've encountered on TH-cam, really great
your bends on the guitar are just perfectly executed, bravo !
A great lesson. I've been a Queen fan since I started listening to music and although I,ve not been playing guitar very long I,m definitely going to give this a go. Also thanks for putting the tabs up aswell. Thank you.
You are awesome playing that piece of music 👏👏👏👏😎🏴
Excellent break-down and lesson of an iconic solo.
Your smile is an open book, wee lassie. This was very, very good. We love you in Glasgow. 🍀🎸🌹🎸🍀
I was I my Mom's womb at the 1980 Queen tour. They are basically my whole family's favorite band. We are a family of musicians and you nailed that lesson! I can't get the tone right for that solo on my gear but you are awesome!
The best breakdown of all time and I've watched many.
You time feel is awesome! Those delayed attacks and rakes into the bends are so Brian May
Playing was amazing. Tone spot on. Bravo!
First saw her while looking at covers of songs. She killed “since I’ve been loving you” and now she’s teaching me this solo. She’s a beast
Outstanding lesson! The details you put in are so key and amazing! Thank you
Great lesson as usual, Ayla. Your presentation is improving and you are more comfortable in front of the camera.
I live less than an hours drive from the Rockfield Studio where Queen Recorded .. Sadly I have yet manage a visit. it is on My Bucket List . Love the Lesson I 1st heard Brian Guitar on the Single Seven Seas of Rhye ( ? ) very early days but an instantly different Guitar sound from anything else on the Radio back then .. As Alway's Big love to all young & old Guitar players .. & stay safe .
cant believe how great and accurate you play
your use of vibrato not only in how you do it but where you do it is really tastefully done!
Your discussion of this solo is superb. Thank you so much for this lesson.
Thanks Ayla, I think you have made many Queen fan guitarists very happy. Great tone too!
My favorite Queen song is You're Best Friend. The harmony in that song is so clutch and carries the song in my eyes. You basically strum, finger pick try different variations with this song and it translate very well.
This one I want to learn (not sure I'm up to that level).. I've not watched it all. But I have to say this is the best instruction video with tab on screen.. thank you very much.
I've been teaching that solo for over a decade. That was perfect.
What a great lesson.You are a very talented guitar player and also have a natural ability with your lessons.I also find just listening to your voice is very relaxing.
Wow. You’re amazing! Nicely done!!!
brilliant lesson on this epic song and solo!!
Also the sound you have dialed in was just perfect imo.
I'd appreciate if you'd like to spend a word on how you did the sound maybe in one of your next vids.
Thanks for this great lesson !!
Brilliant tuition as ever, Ayla!!!❤😊
Wow, after learning this solo A few months ago this definitely helps me understand some things better
That's a beautiful LP! I like that you got your name on the truss rod cover!
Edit: The runs are pretty easy to play as the solo goes, but the dynamics, phrasing, pre-bends and feel are the key here. That's what makes it hard!
I’m the guy who was just playing the notes, like you said at the end.☺️ Really working on timing and vibrato now. 🙏🏻
Beautiful, Great !!!!! just brilliant Ayla !!!! Wonderful !!!! Cheers !!!!
Your attention to detail is amazing. Thank you for the tutorial.
Sooo many adjectives!! And it's ridiculously beautiful to see such a beautiful young lady keeping classic rock alive
I love your dedication. You teach and inspirier me. I listen to Queen way back in the late 70s. Tenement Funster and everything else. I worked graveyard at a gas station in Lakewood California. Off the 92. I would crank that on my Boom Box Cassette Player. Hell Yeah.
... just when I thought life wasn't worth living anymore, you come out with another excellent lesson, thanks! ... and carry on!!
Wow! You nailed that solo perfectly! Great job!
Excellent solo choice and opportunity to discuss emotional content of a song *and* it’s solo, which seems to add more to what Freddie is so emotionally conveying. It comes at a point where there’s almost nothing more Freddie can
Say/sing, so it *demands* this solo to ‘cry out,’ and, it’s beautiful. Just pure emotional expression. Like the soul crying out.
You lesson is stellar. Flawlessly explained. I e seen so many solo covers and most just seem flat for the lack of proper vibrato and string bending. This is an advanced guitar solo. Playing the notes alone expresses nothing. This solo played correctly should nearly bring the listener to tears. Because if this song is a play, it’s certainly a tragedy and must be approached from a place of great pain. You nailed all of these elements, Alya. ❤️
Wow that sounded amazing! Your videos are super helpful and you make it very easy to follow! Thank you Ayla!
Man, that tone was amazing. Rock on! For newer players, keep in mind that you certainly don't have to play a perfect, note for note recreation of a song or solo. If a particular part is too fast, feel free to experiment. More than likely you can drop a few notes and maintain the overall feel of the piece!
This is a very good way of teaching Bri’s staple Bohemian Solo., going note by note from a Tab will not get you there; this is very well explained.. thanks 👍🏻
Simply put, it's melodic as hell and you can hum it easily, which makes it engraved in your mind as soon as you hear it
Please teach us the AMAZING Led Zepplin "since I've been loving you" cover that you crushed us with !!!!!!!
I did the opening on that song, check it out.
th-cam.com/video/7iHeDvOwcYE/w-d-xo.html
I did the opening on that song, check it out.
I agree. It would be most appreciated
@@Rick_Cleland amazing mate but not good as Ayla :-)
wow, you nailed that solo..fantastic job 🤘🙂
I was wondering why the timing was so weird with the pullof section when learning… this totally makes sense now!
One of the most clearly notated and played transcriptions. The solo is split into 8 licks which greatly facilitates learning in chunks. These are wonderfully explained in a friendly manner against the original track, including some subtle Maysian bending tricks. I am wondering what light string set and pedal effect was used to imitate the original Queen sound? Thank you Ayla.
There's a mistake here on the first bend of the solo (on the 10th fret of G string) 2:40. The correct way is: you bend the note then you pick it again to go down to the F note before you pull it off to the 8th fret. So, you start off the solo picking the 8th fret of D string twice, then you pick the 10th fret of G string twice as well (one to bend it up and the second to bend it down) before pulling off to the D# (8th fret).
Another mistake is at 9:32 (and this is a very important one, in terms of melody). The end of the phrase *doesn't* end with 15th fret on B string then 15th fret on G string. It's not 15
17 15~. There's one note missing on what you're playing. This part ends with
15
17 17 - 15~.
Last notes:
*incorrect* : C - D - Bb
*correct* : C - D - C - Bb
The third point is at the very ending 16:01: actually, after the C# (6th fret), Brian hammers the D (7th fret) then pulls off 2 more notes on the G string so then he lands on the 7th fret on D string like 6~ 7-6-4
7.
You can clearly hear and confirm all that I've said by checking the isolated track of the original solo from the studio version and slowing it down to 0.5 speed.
th-cam.com/video/nkrccPYB-kM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=InnkeeperStudioBackingTracks
Don't take it personally, you're very sweet, you're an amazing player and I loved your video!! Just some details! 😁😉
please share more such videos. excellent
Best lesson for this masterpiece I found on TH-cam. Thanks!
Fantastic! You're so talented! Thanks for the tuition.
I would love to see you in concert. Just rocking the hell out. Serious. Blows me away your so young. And so dam knowledgeable.
guys if y’all didn’t know this girl used to be in Calpurnia, a band finn wolfhard used to be in as well
Outstanding, Ayla. Going to get stuck into this one. Normally I wouldn't even consider it, but your easy teaching style has convinced me to give it a shot! Keep up the fantastic work! 😘👍🎸
Very well done, really enjoyed it!
That's a mind blowing solo Ayla. Thanks 🤩
what an incredible song that that is!an operatic rock masterpiece!.we forget that Brian may was one of the world guitar classics.the make up of that song is just exceptional.from the very first second to the last,it is just incredible intrinsic mathematical thought superb rendition as well,that takes some doing to play that!
Fantastic...One of the best guitar solo cover of the song. Thank you for sharing, and please take care of yourself, and your beautiful, feminine small lovely fingers...I loved them. 😊
This is gonna be my 1st attempt at actually learning someone else's solo. After 20 odd yrs playing on and off. Thanks for the great lesson.
We need some videos of how to get these tones! 🤘🎸
You are so lovely while playing , a very emotional solo, so good in explaining every details, love you ❤❤❤❤♥️
Great sound, did you show the effects settings or did I miss them?
Great lesson. So clear and well explained. Far more than tabs.
She seems like a genuinely sweet person. Quality video. Great job.
Brilliant, thanks so much. Love your Les paul by the way
Wonderfully taught! Thanks Ayla.