Sleepwalk Soloing Tips | Santo & Johnny Guitar Lesson | Jon MacLennan Soloing Lesson
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Last week I posted a video about how to play the chord changes to "Sleepwalk" by Santo & Johnny. Here is that post: • How To Play Sleepwalk ...
So many of you wrote to me asking for a video about how I would approach soloing over this song, and also how to play the intro melody part I did in that video. So just for you, in today's featured lesson here are some "Sleepwalk Soloing Tips."
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Thank You, Jon! This is fantastic!
Love this ! What a fantastic lesson , you’re the man Jon
Jon.
This is a really nice sounding lesson to roll into 2021 with!
You’ve done a fine job of explaining this.
Thanks,
This helps a lot. Thank you 🙏
Great job Jon
Excellent, thank you.
Fabulous job mate
nice man! really felt that one.. love the harmonics and that lst chord
Great song /great lesson
YES! nice job
this is great duder thanks
Thanks so much! I saw this song in my Spotify page and fell in love with it.
It’s a great song so glad to help! Keep up the progress! 🎸
Jon Thank you so Much!
Thank you.
Thanks for this. There is another part of this solo that occurs around a minute 20 into the recording before finishing up with what you showed us. Can you cover that part?
I've decided what I'm going to do is work through your site from beginning to end..
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I'm old enough to remember when this song was popular on the AM radio. It was a great song then, and it still is.Ii'm curious how a young fellow like you discovered it.
Good
Very nice tutorial. You helped me understand what cords are where and the Melody, Thanks Man!
Glad to help! Tag me on Instagram in any videos you make and I’ll share on my page. Keep up the great work!
Jon, i really appreciate your videos. I can't begin to tell you how much they have helped me in my meager attempt to master the guitar. I would like to understand better how you get the sounds out of your guitar. i know it is more than just reverb on the amp. you must be using some pedal. i would really like to know more about the differences the pedals make. RRnR
Thanks Jon. Great explanation. Do you teach the bridge?
i like that he talks about notes rather than frets
Totally agree. As someone who’s trying to actually learn music theory after “playing guitar” for 25 years, I appreciate note names.
Are you using a compressor for this? Other than the tremolo.
Any tips on getting similar tone to what you have here?
He’s using overdrive to play it unlike most people. It’s usually played clean. Use a pedal or set your amp a bit above where it begins to break up
Like #500 ;)
where is the second part?
I got lost at 6:48-6:52. "Slide from 6 to 8 and then". I don't know what your fingers were doing in that moment after you said "and then"
Is this standard tuning?
Yes
Excellent job. It is the closest version better such as Jeff Beck and Brian Setzer versions. Thank you.
You're welcome!
What scale used in this melody?
Hey great question. So it's not scales. If you classify it though it would actually be using multiple scales like C mixolydian, then an F minor scale at certain points. I actually teach an approach to soloing that doesn't use scales. It's an approach that is much easier! You can read about it in my free book: www.jonmaclennan.com/freebook Also if you need the tabs for this you can get them here: www.jonmaclennan.com/ytv hope that helps!
Really good but lost you at around 7 min…
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You get sidetracked and talk to much and take away from a good lesson.
I wholly disagree with this comment, as I truly appreciated the explanation of his voicings and note locations. Teaching guitar is more than telling us where to put our fingers. It also involves explaining why, as there are many different ways to play the same note and chord. If you don’t agree with his approach, I encourage you to create your own lesson, as, like you, some people appreciate a different, more streamlined and untheoretical approach.
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Thank You, Jon! This is fantastic!