Roger Fisher of HEART Shows Me How To REALLY Play Barracuda! 

That was a great Roger. Thanks again. I'll have my real tone next time as well with my JCM800. :)

Are you kidding, Roger? You are and this is amazing. Thank you.

I enjoyed that one series you had a couple years back to breaking down the heart stuff. The amazing thing was the magic man and you broke a string just like you said happens a lot when you got to tune that thing so far up

Roger, this was one of the absolute best guitar videos I’ve seen in a long time! I was not familiar with Mike and the art of guitar until this, but I’m a fan now. I’m going to be scouring RU-vid for more videos of Roger Fisher showing us how it’s done! Thank you so much for this.

no need to aplogize...you sounded great....

I've always thought he looked like markiplier 😂

Combine their powers and get an overpowered Markiplasser

I couldn't agree more. Also I really wish the girls would give him credit for his contributions. I've watched interviews where they talk about the genesis of Barracuda and never mention Roger once. I know they didn't part on the best terms, but he deserves to be recognized.

Nah, it's just that a lot of people in the 80s were playing Robert Fisher's licks from the 70s :)

@@jaecenwhite2590 True. A few 70's players were really forward thinking - EVH is the obvious one, and Micheal Schenker, but it doesn't seem like Roger Fisher is given that kind of credit.

@@jaecenwhite2590 not as simple as that. There were players in the 70s that influence 80s playing a little more. Michael schenker is one, ace frehley, tony ionmi, both the dude in judas priest, brian may

70s think Jimmy Page, and specifically the beat from Achilles Last stand

Howard Leese was also an excellent guitarist!

Tangible joy is a great way to put it. In the early 90s I had the privilege of recording demo versions of songs for my new band at Roger's home studio. We didn't have a lead guitarist yet so I ended up hacking my way through solos. I was feeling very intimidated with Roger in the room watching me but he did a great job of putting me at ease and seemed genuinely interested in what I was doing. Even though he didn't need to be in the studio with us he was clearly having a great time just hanging with us for the 4 or 5 days we were at his studio. Went out to lunch with us one day too just to talk shop about the business side of the music industry. He's a genuinely cool guy.

But what he teaches is "keep doing what you do over and over until it becomes yours and YOU"

much more enjoyable than virtuosos

exactly. they're still professionals. if you watch jared dines shred wars series, i mean dines can play fast and everything, but the pros are just miles ahead in terms of phrasing.

@@herculesbrofister265 Jared dimes got better phrasing then 90% of 70s rockstars.

Helps to have a flanger engaged and a fatter mix hogging tone dialed in …

Agreed. Respect to the composers!

And its not like they didn't sell their fair share with him but they sold out in a MAJOR WAY in the late 80's-90's

Who are you noah. You got a cool profile pic.

For example Parasite, I wanna know how to exactly play it, I love that song

Owww hell yeah!!!!!!

Isn’t Bruce Kulick dead

@@edgaragent0077 No that’s his brother.

@@awakeash35 Bruce doesn’t know how to play parasite correctly

I have a million questions about Magic Man but he does a weird tuning that I don’t do for that song. I did a video about it.

@@TheArtofGuitar Yes, I saw that. Thanks.

For me it's Strait On. That one has a complete life of it's own.

Little Queen (song and album) is incredible

Agree 100%, to me it's Hearts best album. Love the mandoline songs.

Said it with a big smile.