how to play "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" by The Beatles Eric Clapton - guitar solo lesson 

Satya Iyer Thanks Satya. Justin and Marty both put a lot into their channels and between the two of them they help a huge amount of people to become better musicians. They both seem like good dudes too. cheers

+Satya Iyer You are following the right guys....... but, you must see 'privettricker' and/or 'james james' as well..... every song you can imagine, perfect execution time after time!

@@Savage211992 I'm 2 years late, but yeah, JJ is a guitar legend.

And Tim Pierce too!

Shout out to Carl Brown and Chris Zoupa too

love to know that too

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+Jeffrie Marmour I knew I would find you here :)

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tubefogg3r Thanks bud, I practice my vibrato more than anything else. For bent string vibrato it's handy to use a tuner to make sure your bend is on pitch, and then slowly release and bend it back up, like on quarter notes, then 8th notes. Also try triplets. It's one of the hardest skills to get for me and I think for a lot of other people too. I heard someone say that Eric Clapton was asked if he still practices and he said he works on his bends and vibrato. So there you go. cheers

Hahaha. Cat stuck on barbed wire --> me too. You captured it perfectly...

nobody was burn with guitar skills.....its hard work.

Zum Zin damn it I’ve been burning guitar after guitar for years, you’re telling me that didn’t help!?

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Shutup & Play - guitar tutorials are there tabs for your lessons somewhere in description I'm missing?

Shutup & Play - guitar tutorials a song you may not know, reckless, by australian crawl. Got some nice guitar in it.

free tabs?

ikr, if he's weak in vibrato, my vibrato must be utterly puny.

one trick to better vibrato is getting the mass/weight of your arm/hand in motion, and letting that motion manifest itself as vibrato. if you only try to wiggle your finger you won't have enough energy to get the result you want. let all of that energy that is in your moving arm be concentrated/pivoted on a single fingertip. practice vibrato with each finger individually, and then practice vibrato on 2 stings, then 3 etc. it takes a lot of strength to bend/vibrato a whole chord. also, try to keep the string bent while doing the vibrato, put energy into bending the string (more), then let the energy come back to you as you let the string un-bend (some). don't think about how "fast" you want your vibrato to be, but rather think about what you want it to sound like. always challenge yourself to sound better. let the notes breathe and develop. let your emotions come thru the notes. you don't even necessarily have to have a specific emotion in mind, if you just think the word "emotion" whilst playing. allow your face to express a different emotion with each note. make all sorts of "faces" with your face, micro-expressions. move your eyebrows into a different expression with each note. close your eyes. tap your feet. feel it in your bones.

Ha..yes, If he's weak, I"ll meet you at the Bon Fire..LOL..

I think he meant in comparison to the original he's weak. Everyone's vibrato is probably weak compared to the original lol.

Wahahaha I already poured gasoline on mine. Hand me your lighter please.😂😎

It really don't have a single difference. The only thing is that pushing the string UP is more "normal" and easier. But is your choice man

I would LOVE to be able to make "small mistakes" like Clapton! :)

+1 hand strength = ability for good vibrato. Throw in technique and bam o -

@@MrBluzhound Interestingly since I wrote those comments - I suffered a catastrophic nerve injury. I have long arms and after years and YEARS of jamming my acoustic under my right arm - bam o !

Isaac Ord It's alot easier to do

I bend down when I'm playing from the G string down to the low E. But most of my bends happen on the high e and b strings, and it's mostly impossible to bend downwards on those strings

+Nissin Wahnon Hey Nissin, yeah you're right about George writing and singing this song with the Beatles. I didn't know that Eric Clapton had his own version, that's cool. Eric played the solo on the Beatles recording, so that's why the title on my video has his name in it. Thanks for watching bro. cheers

fender bryan Hey bud, I love Chris Rea, don't have any of his songs on my list though....yet! cheers

WysteriaGuitar Thanks again Wysteria. cheers

Caleb Bosia Thanks for the kind words Caleb. I really like both of those tunes you mentioned! No promises though, thanks for watching. cheers

Allen May Thanks Allen!

Stevie Taylor Thanks Stevie, so many solos, not enough time!

Haha. Bending and vibrato are the two things that define a guitarist IMHO. cheers

+Eric Davis 10-46

thank - :)

Javier Lopez Hey Javier, that's the coil switch for the pickups. It changes them from full humbucker to coil split or dual coil to single coil. It' a great idea to split your humbuckers, it give you a whole other set of sounds. Thanks so much for your kind words bud. cheers

Only do the chords on acoustic. What gauge and brand were you using, do you remember?

No effects, just look in the description box, I list my gear there. cheers

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semin811 Thanks a lot!

sladynamo Thanks bud, yeah this one is a KILLER on the fingers for sure! cheers