Dogs - Pink Floyd (Guitar Cover & Tab) 

Yeah the writing on animals is the best

David Gilmore's liquid blues! The British blues players really seem to have a natural feel for it...Scottish and Irish as well. Robin Trower, Rory Galager, Eric Clapton even George Harrison experamented a bit. So many giants!

Definitely not underrated

No problem. Glad it helped!

I was looking for a comment like this time ago, xoxo

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it!

You’re welcome! That’s brilliant to hear… we’ll done!!

@@SparkyGuitar thanks. I already posted a cover on my FB today. Not as completely well edited like you did here and with some little mistakes lol, but it's good :)

Thanks a lot! My favourite album too!

Cheers fella!

Cheers Terry! Appreciate the support!

Thanks Pierre - it took a long time to do this one... but such a great song. It had to be done!

@@SparkyGuitar hey sparky whats up do you think you can do pigs (three different ones) and sorrow from a momentary lapse of reason :)

Gracias 🙏

@@mclovin5617 he wasn’t talkin to you brah! No problem tho

@@mclovin5617 Obrigado (?)

@@guitar_jero por nada

Inacreditável o que o Gilmour conseguiu arrancar poucas notas

Thanks! Hang in there...it's worth it in the end!

Como es que tu comentario es de hace 5 meses y el video se subió hace un mes wtf!!!!!

@@johnlemon6719 watafak 🤯

Cheers Kevin - hang in there!

That's amazing Landon... you've made my day!

@@SparkyGuitar no problem have a good week

Thanks! The "chucks-chucka" part is my favourite bit... also the trickiest to play well!

​@@SparkyGuitar Yeah, no-one should ever underestimate Gilmour as a rhythm player. This and Echoes are proof of that!

Hi Andy - do you mean on the acoustic part? If so then the best advice would be to say it is ALL in the left hand. No muting with the strumming hand. To practice... try making the chord shapes with your left hand and - and then start strumming. Then there are 2 things to do... first you need to release the pressure of your fingers off the frets... that will deaden some of the strings... but some others will still ring. So,,, the 2nd thing is to use those left hand fingers to "lean over" and mute any other strings that are ringing. Learning how to mute strings is such a key technique - so this is a good one to practice. Don't worry about the rhythm - just focus on strumming a chord and then muting everything by releasing pressure and covering any ringing strings. Once you can do that... then start to learn the rhythm. Hope that helps give you an idea of where to start... then it's just repetition. Keep playing then muting. Cheers!

@@SparkyGuitar yeap that's what i mean. Thanks heaps for the advice, I'll work on it and keep practicing. Keep up the good work!

I'd love to play that... the rhythm guitar is amazing... quite tricky though!

@@SparkyGuitar I subbed, hope to see more Pink Floyd coming in any case! I really dig the format you are doing with simultaneous play + tab, by the way. It's more difficult to produce than a regular tutorial, I guess, but it makes it a lot easier to figure out what's going on, an it's exhaustive. I am following your Shine on You vid now, and even though I have closely followed two tutorials previously, I am really picking up a lot of new stuff from it, which was often left simply unexplained. Given, I have been playing only a couple of years and have a very hard time doing anything by ear. So, really helpful, thanks for doing this!

@@jerickomegatonna9518 Brilliant! So glad it's helping!

Hi - could you tell me which bar number please... I can't see anything wrong at 5.29... so I might be looking in the wrong place

All straight into the computer so sounds are in Guitar Rig 5. Amp is a Hi Watt…with rotary speaker and reverb for the clean part. Hi Watt with a treble boost for the crunch tone… and then the Hi Watt with a Big Muff and Memory Man for the solo… and a little reverb. Hope that helps!

@@SparkyGuitar did you ever try Spark amp? I bought guitar rig five is there anyway I could download the Settings right into that program so I would be downloading your settings into my set up so I can make the guitar sound like that during the solos

Thanks! They are pinch harmonics... there are some really good videos on RU-vid to show how to play them. Look for the one that explains in 2 mins - as it helps show how the the harmonic changes with where you play it. The only thing to add for this particular use of them is that I'm really digging in to the string whilst also bending. It gives it a really aggressive attack. Hope that helps!

@@SparkyGuitar thank you i really appreciate it! i’m learning this solo now and it’s crazy i never knew this when listening to this timeless piece before thanks!