Perfect. Been keeping my eyes peeled for a solo to learn for skill-gathering and new phrases and this is an old favorite I tried learning long before I was able as a 2nd or 3rd year player. I'm thinking this and Extreme - Rest in Peace should open up some weirder areas for me.
Really great video. I love your teaching style. Very indepth but you're not insulting anyone's intelligence while you're doing it. As someone who's been playing for over 20 years but never learned that much theory until recently, you're videos really help answer the 'why' to the techniques and licks I already have the 'how' for. Thabk you for doing this!
Just a stellar lesson, thank you! I'll be spending a lot of time appreciating the association of notes and chord tones/arpeggios. I've been listening to these descending progressions for years- they go back to Baroque music (Vivaldi), Bach, and resurrected in the Cabaret music in Europe in the 30's and 40's. Parisian Walkways similarly constructed, I think.
Actually using a PodGo for this one…Friedman BE model with gain really low…Klon model in front of it. Reverb and a little delay. Thanks for the comment! 🎸🎶🔥🎶🎸
Hi Charlie good job. Garys music deserves to be appreciated. The last 4 chords of the solo to my inderstanding should be voiced Bm7b5, Bm7b5, E7, A7. what is your take on that. Risto
@@gav25x they wanted to play with him because Gary was relevant at 1 point, it's much like great musicians want to play on stage with Dave Grohl because Dave fills stadiums. I've seen footage of Paul from the Beatles and Page from Zeppelin playing with Grohl, they don't think he is a good player they just know they can get more fans sharing the stage with him. I hope that makes sense.
@chrischoir3594 so when did he stop being relevant?. If you listen to the legendary blues players he shared the stage with, they all spoke very highly of him, and his playing
Thank you for the reply. I was wondering what kind of pickups to put in my guitar... The 59s sound great.. To get that Gary Moore sound... 👍 Rock on my blood brother 👍
He was playing "greeny" a famous les paul, origionally owned by Peter Green, the pick ups are wired out of phase, makes it very bright. Its the one in the picture.
It is the one in the picture but Gary used another ‘59 Les Paul nicknamed “Stripe” for most of the album including this track. It was his main live guitar in the early 90’s too. “Greeny” was only used on a couple of songs in the set including “The Messiah Will Come Again” and “Parisienne Walkways”. “Stripe” has no pickup covers which is the easiest way to tell the difference between the two guitars.
@@gibs8412 They are quite similar in colour - any ‘burst faded by the passage of time. I think “Greeny” was the only Les Paul Standard Gary owned until he bought “Stripe” in 1988 and was the main guitar he played with Lizzy.
I do not have a clue how you manage to work this stuff out but it is amazing. Your knowledge of this instrument is humbling for me. Thanks for all that you teach and share. Oh and you absolutely nailed that cheers
