RANDY RHOADS' 21 Greatest Guitar Techniques!
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Double Picking 1:27
Open String Trills 2:01
Natural Harmonic Chords 3:15
Pick Tapping Bends 5:17
Descending Licks Chromatically 7:20
Pull Off Fills 8:55
Inverted 5ths 10:27
Pull Off Motif 12:10
Chaos Picking 14:03
Wide Trills 16:05
Extended Natural Harmonics 17:19
Staggered Reverse Scale Pattern 19:54
The G Bend 21:41
The Toggle Trick 22:49
Circular Triplets 24:04
Diminished Trills 25:36
Legato Runs 26:49
Double Tapping 27:55
Slides and Scrapes 28:47
Drunken Spider Climb 29:50
Trill Bends 31:03
Randy Rhoads. The greatest guitarist to have ever walked the earth. Everytime a song Rhoads was on, it makes me get cold chills no matter how many times I hear it. And when it plays out in public around people that don't know what's being played or whose playing it, I look around and think about what they're missing, people not knowing who Randy is missing out on what music ACTUALLY is. Such incredible talent and skill and genius at such a short amount of time. God bless Randy Rhoads
Man, Sometimes I don't get it.
Llke how I could be blasting "S.A.T.O." I will look 4:42 around at guys I know that play, and I see nothing in their faces. Is it Me!???
The way the song flows in perfect pace with it's melodic tone, like a wave, or spiral, those two late pinch harmonics that
Imitate the last word in the verse....... It's shockingly beautiful.
I read S.A.T.O.was Randy's favorite solo.
How could he pick a favorite?🤭
They're ALL amazing.🤘
I was a student of Randy's many many years ago. In the first lesson I ever had with him he gave me a finger warm up that we would do before every session. That exercise was actually a version of the opening lick to Crazy Train. I guess he had it in his head for a while. I think a lot of the reason for the open hand technique you talked about, was that he had a super long pinky nail that he used to play classical guitar. Which was amazing. Randy was really into classical guitar and classical music. It's where the emphasis on minor scales comes from. Anyway, keep doing what you're doing, bro. He was all about teaching and I have a feeling, would be super stoked that you are sharing his techniques.
Wow. I would have loved to even see Randy Rhoads from a distance let alone be his student but I was born way way after he died.
So awesome!!
Sure you was
I'm sure that pinky nail was only used for guitar. And good coke. Lol
I wanna be a student of Randy rhoades that would of just been awesome
35 years ago today RIP Randy. Keep playing his music & keep him memory alive!
35 years ago? How about 37 years ago. He was killed in 1982.
jperryfan guitarists will be talking about him forever.
@@JokersWild70 thank you for saying so!!
sorry to point out your mathematical error. FYI he died on 3/20/82. I know you meant well, as I do as well.
Have you heard the isolated randy Rhodes guitar solos? After I heard Randy’s guitar solos. As a totally blind guitarist. I now own a Jackson Rhodes v.concord. I play his solos every time I play. Thank you for posting this video.
This is probably the most comprehensive collection of licks and embellishments I've seen for guitar players that have mastered their pentatonics and are trying to get to that next level. Nicely done! Would love to see a next-level version of this with some slightly more complex ideas.
Teaching guitar has always been my favorite job ever. You are an excellent and informative teacher in this video and explain Randy's techniques so clearly to those who seek to learn them. Great job, man!
Dude basically had two albums and had this much to give to guitars. What a talent fucking crying shame he died man.
Awesome bro! I've ALWAYS loved listening to Randy Rhoads as in my mind he's one of my favorite guitarists of all-time...if not my favorite...still blows my mind he died when he was only 25 and he was that good! Thanks for the tips...
Awesome content, right from the double picking, I never realized he was doing that! RIP Randy Rhoads...
Also Randy played everything different every show, he was a true musician!
I've said it before, you're a great teacher. Nice job man!
love the way a V sits in your lap gives the neck a perfect tilt and nothing sticks me in the side, akin to having a stool and holding it classical
All of my licks sound like "Chaos" picking! lol I love Randy, incredible songwriter/player/person!
Glad u mentioned Jimmy Page. RR was obviously an original but if there were 2 guys he reminded me of, It was page and Blackmore.
You did RR justice here. Great lesson, accurate concepts.
Love it, You should have gone into more info on double picking at the beginning tho, not a lot of nippers know how to do it, but all said I really like Your teaching method, Keep on rocking!
I bought the Tribute live album tab around 15 years ago, learned the songs but I couldn''t play the solos at the time. Last week I've been practicing Mr. Crowley, Revelation Mother Earth and S.A.T.O.
Like someone else said in the comments, you really learn from watching / studying Randy ! Thanks for the vid too \m/
Fred Payette S. A. T. O. Isn’t played in the live album.
Open string lick b-a-g reminds me of Steely Dan's Reelin' in the years solo.
Check out this solo part: it uses open string g in a creative way. Also good for exercising.
+Peter Jan Schep True. I love me some Steely D!
i wanted to play guitar because of how cool Ace Frehely made it sound.. I never did pick up the guitar until Kirk Hammer i think i was 20 so started real late. But then I heard Randy Rhoads and i thought to my self this guy is far far ahead of his time. I just love his style of play, can you imagine what he be doing now if he was Alive (RIP)
Man that guitar has a nice tone.
31:42
Yes he did it! With his Les Paul. An example: youtube -> crazy train after hours -> 5:00
Anyway, great video! Cheers.
great job man it can be done there's no guitar God its some one who has a passion to teach and share , thank you you showed me every thing I wanted to learn that was so slick I really appreciate it...Roland
Awesome man! David Gilmore!
Probably the third time I've watched this video, yes it's that good, and I noticed that with the "double tap" you used the pick to tap too. Welcome to the club bro. It has always been easier for me to kind of "bounce" the pick off the neck on that double tap.
On second thought, maybe you didn't use the edge of the pick. I do, and it works pretty well. Try it.
Best genuine guitar teacher 💯
Nice breakdown. I remember learning these when tribute ambum first came out
You know this is so much better then in my day I never considered myself a lead player cuz I started out rushing to learn songs for like a song list for a band n everything was a rush n I was fairly young n there were no teachers few books n the push was to learn more songs but what was confusing was trying leads from songs from several lead guitars like lynerd skynerd n Johnny Winters! I really only started to understand lead by the time we broke. N I started to find tab literature n also there were no or few post gain pre gain amps at that time so to get distortion u had to crank an amp n the push was bigger and louder amps. The other thing was everything was learned by ear as it was the only way to keep up and practice practice practice. But its good a lot of times now cuz I can pick up songs quickly. But also wat was hard was tuning for guitars from one song or album to the next which is often different. Known to benefit the singers n their voice ranges! Like Van Halen between David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar both had their qualities but Sammy was a screamer n much more versatile voice range. N if I find a good guitar player hell I'll put down my guitar n play bass as its much easier then guitar in many cases but there are challenging bass players as well as guitar players but you will find advantages switching from bass to guitar if u are learning as well! Its like taking a break when ur practicing or changing your focus when working on really difficult leads songs or music. N some times it is good to quit or think about something else play a video game take a break specially if ur frustrated or go watch another band play some where there was no step by step video when I was playing lots of WTF moments n practicing scales n chords over n over n few harmonic's players like van halen no books on lead guitar the books we had were primative! Id have to say "Johnny Winters and Live" was my inspiration to really start playing guitar n no it wasn't Hendrix sorry Johnny had his problems to but he played with other talented people Edgar Winter and Rick Deringer Billy Hobbs! N even Ted Nugents so called rythym guitarist I saw him smoke Ted several times in concert n wonder who the hell this guy was?
randy is my fav guitarist I developed some of his techniques naturally and I want a RR FLYING V REALLY BAD they are just awesome
Really nice breakdown thank you.
I know this is bratty of me, but I'm just so proud that I learned a lot of these tricks on my own from just messing with the guitar. It feels like I grew up in the 80s and it makes me so happy ujsafhsjjgd
An excellent and helpful video! I just started learning Crazy Train a few weeks ago and this is a big help. Your teaching methods are easy to follow. Thanks! 👍
The G bend thing was inspiration from Mick Ronson. Randy was really into him. I remember reading that somewhere.
I saw Ozzy with RR, Def Leppard opened. Alpine Valley, I was 15? Mega awesome show.
I've come back to this vid a bunch of times. I've been playing for about 40 years now and Randy's always been my biggest influence. Even though I'm familiar with all the stuff you covered here, I still find this lesson inspiring. Thanks, and keep up the great work!
Awesome tricks man randy would be proud of you teaching them!
Thanks, learned a couple of new things!
Beautiful guitar, killer tone, great video!
Just checked out your website. You've been teaching for 25 years? Good grief, you look so young. Were you 10 years old when you started teaching? I've got 28 straight under my belt as a full time living, but I'm 53, and I look like it. You must have been teaching since you were in high school.
Well, I suppose if I thought about the first time I ever taught other cats to play tunes, I would have been 17. That would give me 36 years. God I'm old!!!
How long have you been making a living as a guitar instructor?
I know a lot of guitar instructors. You've got a way about you. Outstanding!
Excellent Guitar Lesson & Tribute!
☆☆☆☆☆
Ben Eller has a good video about the tapping, that technique is used in the crazy train solo and after learning it, it's hard to not hear it in all the other Randy riffs. R.I.P Randy My favorite guitarist of all time.
Noice gat, man, makes me wanna go buy a Jackson with some EMG's. You did RR justice. Good playing.
Great stuff man! That V is sick too!
Great lesson dude thanks a lot 👍🏼
Vernon Reid! Tosin Abasi! Anyway, thank you for these videos, really great and helpful explanations!
Dime and randy are definitely 2 of my biggest dime who obviously biggest one was Eddie but randy was huge to him as well a lot the stuff he did probably originally came from randy
I really liked this man !
Settings bottom right of video
Set playback to .75
The video is easier accessible and at a better pace
for memorization
Great Vid
Randy was a BIG DEAL to all of us!
Those are all great tips which I also learned or figure it out myself over the years many of them from that same Randi Rhodes tribute album and I also have the book into fact I may still have it. Unfortunately I suffered a stroke 2013 and completely lost my ability to play which I have been trying to re-acquire since,, but it’s way slower than when I initially started to learn and I still haven’t quite gotten there,, it is very frustrating.
Hi Mike. What amp are you using? Great sound and video. Thanks for your teachings.
Damn learning so much from these videos thank you
WOW!! Your not only a good player obviously; but a solid instructor. I now want to sell everything and pick up golf. Again, WOW!!
I thought Randy Roads was Hot I was only 11 years old Crazy Train he rocked that song ❤️🇺🇸💯‼️
Great video.
great video, glad to have come across it, nice breakdowns on these techs
I thought I was the only one using my Nintendo tapping on my guitar. Lol awesome video man.
Great video of Randy techniques. I am very impressed and you are my new favorite TH-camr for doing this video and I may even start taking your online courses after seeing this. Randy does pull up on the string as he trills in the famous after hours video. But I do not remember on which song though.
He does at the end of crazy train.
Hey man I think your videos are great, how about a video dedicated to Steve Howe?
This is such an awesome and instructional video. Thanks man!
wow great lesson the chord and harmonic substitute is something I want to l want to learn more in depth
We have a ton on our website but will cover much more on this in the near future. www.the-art-of-guitar.com
That crimson swirl is insane!! If you want to offload that email me! Dead serious
Awesome ! Thanks!
There have been many tho gs said about Randy over the years but even with his education Ozzy was quoted as saying that when they got into a new town Randy would hire a guitar teacher in many towns all over the country, could be world but it was never specified but as many people noticed it would appear in the way he played that night depending what he was focusing on at any given time.. He never cared what people thought about his quest for knowledge and he was constantly seeking as much information as he could get from constantly learning guitar.. I also want to add that at the time that at the time of his death Ozzy searched for other guitarists to play the music as it was written and I am not going to mention names but if anyone remembers Night Ranger which wasn't Metal but he played as written u tilthe next guitarist was picked and Jake actually changed the was some of the songs were played live also but I guess it explains why he was dismissed after the Hampton VA concert after over stepping and playing Dee Live.. I like Jake for his originality on his Bark at the Moon but it was nice when Zakk was brought in bringing back Randy's live sound to the shows...
Never let the style of music another guitar player plays or is known for let you judge what to expect from another player atleast back in the 80's...
By the way very Informative but I would of like to have seen his Quiet Riot style also which he did change so they didn't sound the same, soloing was similar but Quiet Riot was his way of letting go with everything he had been learning..
Speaking of Styles Whitesnakes consistency in sound quality with many different guitarists over the years was incredible, Also Queensryche was the best Live band to perform and there style is very interesting and partof Metal history like Maiden and Priest and Van Halen.. Its funny to mention Van Halen because Eddie mentioned Randy's talent alot back in those days, he talks about Randy would have been the future of guitar playing of he didn't pass away so young..
excellent lesson, thank you
...love the axe Jacob 😍
Cool lessons!
I ve been playing as long as you but i still suck your a great teacher. I did not have a teacher and tab never really worked for me Randy died too soon.
Brian may, bucket head or jack white please
Timothy Jackson I saw Buckethead these awesome
14:00 I think I just threw up a little.
Y?
@@TheArtofGuitar oh, ye know why! What happens at 14:00? You mention Kirk Hammett in the same vid as Randy Rhoads. Hammett is HIGHLY overrated. His solos sound like he has no idea half the time what he's doing. Lots of spastic crap happening. Randy was a great player and musician. Hammett is neither, IMO. Just my opinion.
Nice vid, tho!
@@TruthSurge kirk hammet is great, wtf you talking about
Grow up.
That was really great
OMG... Please, don't bring up Randy Rhoads and Kirk Hammett in the same sentence, much less the same instructional video. You have more skill in your right pinky-finger than Kirk has in all his fingers and toes... combined! He's a nice guy, but such a hack. x.
Pushing Nintendo Buttons (Hyper Olympics or Track and Field) is the reason I could play Satch (Big Bad Moon) and Kirk Hammett (One) pick tapping parts 🍄🏃♂️⚡🎸
How about sweep/speed picking
Yngwie Malmsteen style!
Sounds like you're describing a Charvel Avenger! I have one and I plan to relocate that output jack when I get around to refinishing it. Why on earth did they ever do that? lol
Ace fFehley did the toggle thing - cold gin LIVE
How about doing Tom Morello?
The pickup toggle made me think of him.
You mentioned having a harmonic lesson video....Is that on your channel?
Very Impressive playing. But I was really impressed with the sound he was getting. Can anyone tell me or know what type of Amp he was using and the setup. Was the gain and tone coming directly from the amp, or was he using a particular type of effects pedal, or a combo of both ?
Awesome!!!
8:00 meow mix theme song
I used to do the same thing with video game tapping hahhaa that's hilarious!!
Dime said that he approached it as every note over the entire neck had a Harmonic you just had to make it happen ? Thats why he was so Amazingly good he didnt let Theory or you cant do that stop him from doing it . Walk with two Notes he created a Killer monster riff . I think he was on to something !!!
very nice
Vs make you sit in the classical position, which is very conducive to playing metal. It’s actually the most ergonomic way of playing, many players develop bad posture from the jump.
THE ART OF GUITAR, can you show how to play LA GUNS guitar solo called Sticky Fingers because it sounds like randy rhoads scales and modes. LA GUNS song sticky fingers guitar solo
Who were Randy Roads guitar idols?
Jeff Beck was one.
Andres Segovia......
CONTROLLED CHAOS...
track and field
All tricks every lead player should have in their arsenal..... and if you are a lead player you "must" learn all styles picking.. and playing fast should be one of your exercises because you will need that speed at some point......if your early in to the sport make a list of 10 or exercises for instants -- song writing--scales--singing and playing--making riffs--double bends--Ect...now the thing thats going to get you their fast...Do any riff that is very hard for you 40to60 times and count each one......Go for 60 if your just starting out...... the list will get you there faster along with extreme repetition.....Want and Will is the other 50% and once it gets a hold of you..... you might feel like you signed at the crossroads because you just can't get enough or let go.....A great lead player will never stop learning new riff's.....
Randy was great RIP
Randy Rhoads was really way ahead of his time. Simply masterful in making melodic yet technical music.
briandgr8st exactly sir... I always said he's the most technical player who still knows how to write. That's what separates Randy.
Was he better than Eddie? In George
@@mikenuzzo3323 as far as technical yes he was, Eddie couldn't even read music he was more feel and what sounded right in his head
@@mikenuzzo3323 Why compare? They were very different and both amazing. I prefer Randy to Eddie today but I was a huge fan of both when I was growing up. It's so frustrating that Randy died because he was just getting started.
nah he wasn’t. if he was in our time i bet you he wouldn’t be as nearly appreciated as he is now.
Great video.
Randy was perfect mix of classical and modern. Not one bad song.
Rhandy**
Agreed but the thumbnail was bait SMH not awful but still SMH
@@maxr.4274 Randy** lol
@@nocturnalferalguitarist how so
@@maxr.4274 Randall "Randy" Rhoads**********
I like how you say, "does" and "do" instead of "did". So long as they live in our memories and our hearts, they never truly die.
AMEN
I still remember the exact moment when I heard the Mr. Crowley solo. Literally changed my life forever.
I know the feeling. Did for me as well.
same for me
No doubt the "afterbirth" solo in Mr. Crowley is IMHO the greatest lead in metal history. Almost 40 years later I STILL get chills hearing it. Ozzy pissed Randy off and he put down a transcendent response. Tony Iommi built the House of Metal but Randy kicked the door down.
Probably the best metal solo I've ever heard. I remember his iconic Cleveland show aired on WMMS in 1980 or 81 and it made me pickup my guitar and 40 years later I still tear up to the Crowley solo. Randy's legacy lives on in all of us.
Randy was a God, We can only image what he’d be doing today
Randy Rhoads is just amazing.
was angelic
Dude! We both use the name Yeshua and both are Randy fans.
Best guitarist!!
Yeshua, Still My alltime favorite. Always... Imagine if He'd lived, an how he'D Play 2day..... OMG.
I saw him with a lookalike guitarist!!! It was creepy on so many levels !!! Prov .Civic Center after RR passed!!
Randy Rhoads taught with his music. Everytime he played you received a lesson. He loved to show people how he played, never hid his gift. You learn his material you'll pretty much excel on the 🎸
RustyzAngel evh: turns around on the stage, to hide his tapping technique
im an evh fan btw
Yup.He lived for that shit.
Make a video on Jake E Lee please. There really is no much videos about his techniques and licks, and he is really great guitar player! :D
"Bark at the Moon" (title track) has amazing Lee solos in the middle and at the end!
@@voronOsphere One of the best. Maybe if there had been a guitarist between Randy and him he would have been appreciated more. I think his solos are almost as good technically, on par sound wise and some of his rhythm stuff like Bark at the Moon would have impressed Randy. The two certainly stand head and shoulders above Zakk musically. He might be able to play their stuff but not come up with something like that. He's great but Jake deserves at least half of his fame and money.
PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO LIKE THIS ON GARY MOORE!!!! PLEASE!!!
PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!!!!
Asif Luger great ideea
Detroit Wrecker He really was! Search in youtube GARY MOORE ON RANDY RHOADS or somthing like that to get the big picture.
Asif Luger haha I just wanted to refer to that 😉 💪🏻
Gary moore!! , yes please!!!! would be great!!!!
5:58 "it's a little hard to aim with just the tip"
-Mike