The HAUNTING Solo That "Slipped out" of His PARTS-caster

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The $4MM Parts-caster known as the "Black Strat", and David Gilmour's PERFECT Solo
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@Deliquescentinsight Год назад

You will note that what gives the Gilmore solo its gravitas, and majesty, along with that intense gut-level emotion is the steady, almost slow pacing, none of the note sequences are rushed or sped up, this is like a majestic vessel sailing over the horizon, speed is completely unimportant, David is a master of articulate statements perfectly placed in the flow of the music: I had to get that out, thank you.

@cozmicpfunk Год назад

Very well said- Gilmore has the ability to put the Soul into Heavy Progressive Rock. He has to be in the top 10 of any guitar player list. And Tim's video's are always amazing in their lessons and historical content :)

@TomSmith-cx8ff Год назад

It soars

@5jerry1 Год назад

~ It's Gilmour, not "Gilmore." Jeeze, it's right in front of you.

@MartinMichiels Год назад

Yeah David Gilmore is a great jazz guitarist ! Saw him with Reggie Washington : killer gig.

@tomp538 Год назад

Right on!

@in2livinit Год назад

He's a masterful musician, but when he plays his most iconic solos, it's like his spirit takes over, and guides his hands. Pure feeling. It moves the soul.

@paulbrackett60 Год назад

Gilmore is an absolute master. His sense of melody and timing are unmatched.

@5jerry1 Год назад

~ Gilmour, not "Gilmore."

@mrimmortal1579 Год назад

Jesus, Jerry, are you really so “little-man-syndrome” that you just have to puff out your chest on every misspelled comment to prove your superiority in some way?! The guy wrote “Gilmore” in the comment section of a video about David Gilmour. It’s not exactly rocket surgery to know who he’s talking about, now is it?

@dennisneo1608 9 месяцев назад

I prefer Gilmour.

@nikdrown 7 месяцев назад

For real. I think his technical skills and tastefully placed pieces really shined on Animals especially. There really wasn’t a guitar player like him in that era nor is there today.

@isthereanybodyoutthere9397 7 месяцев назад

It is Gilmour!

@gotthardish Год назад

Let's face it guys, we've all got our own personal favourites, but almost everything Mr Gilmour does is bloody brilliant!

@pwrrpw319 Год назад

Here Here !

@stuartmoore6310 Год назад

Echoes

@utGort Год назад

Except that whole breaking up Pink Floyd.

@eugenegriess1896 Год назад

What's that song? Right, right! You're bloody well right! Gilmore was intramental just as much if not more than Roger Waters. He never left the band while little baby Roger Waters was always unhappy and didn't have the heart, enough love and devotion to work through problems and stick around to keep doing what it was all about!

@eugenegriess1896 Год назад

@@whyis45stillaliveyou sirr are NOT a true Pink Floyd fan. Because anyone who is will struggle to choose a favorite song because there were soooop many that were masterpieces.

@nickthinkpainting1978 Год назад

Lol I get asked often ..aren’t you sick of listening to Floyd or Gilmore. I just turn it up .. 👊🏻👌🏻🔥🔥

@lloydglick1795 3 месяца назад

My neighbors listen to great music, whether they like it or not!

@andymelendez9757 Год назад

Tim,I didn’t think anyone could demystify this solo. When Floyd played Nashville at Vanderbilt stadium,you could hear this solo about 2 miles away fading in and out with the wind! Additionally, David has a bit of mythology surrounding him. I’ve heard some stories! In this solo, I love how he takes his time using space to build a sonic masterpiece. He made some history for himself with this one. Splendid work Sir! Thanks

@rugger1009 3 месяца назад

I was there 😎

@bushipop9667 Год назад

Tim Pierce: One of the more ethical and honest guitar mavens on TubeYou.

@goldenbear8250 3 месяца назад

And a freakin' good guitar player in his own right!!

@sonicbluestrat934 Год назад

Good God man.. You're playing a lesson and it's giving me goose bumps and chills. You amaze me...

@jimmyjoe1871 11 месяцев назад

I love to watch Tim play guitar, especially the smile he gets when the great stuff is going down.

@JohnWilliamsFromBluff Год назад

Couldn't agree more! I have listened to this solo hundreds of times and it literally raises the hairs on my head EVERY time. What other music (or anything really) can you say that about? Actually, now that I've read the commen by Sean Baines, the Time solo has a very similar effect on me. Thanks Tim, you rule!

@Rataja77 Год назад

This solo and listen to Pavarotti singing nessun dorma . I hate opera but it always does the same thing

@JaySilverberg-r5j 8 месяцев назад

Hi Tim. I'm almost 70 years young. My guitar playing ihas been stuck in the 70's as well. I would like you to know that I feel that you are one of nicest guitar players that I've watched/heard in my life. You get a great sound out of anything that you play. Eric Clapton is the only player that gets that tone no matter what he plays. So, I watch all of your videos. There's no sense in me paying for your classes. I've settled for what I can do but I truly wanted to tell you how good a guitarist Ithat you are and to thank you again for all the videos that you bmake.

@PawpawJamz Год назад

Killer video, Tim. Very thorough breakdown. Enough can't be said about DG or this song. Absolutely one of the (IMO) most beautiful guitar performances ever caught on record. Thanks again 🤘

@54fighting5 Год назад

At the end of the video you mentioned singing, which is spot on because I always thought Gilmour is an underrated singer. Lol I guess that's the burden you bear if you are one of the greatest guitar players of all time. My impression was always that his solos are very vocal in nature. Great video Tim👍

@MatteHatt Год назад

To me, this is the best solo on the best album by the best guitarist in the best band that's ever existed. There's just nothing else that's even close to it.

@ivanjulian2532 Год назад

There's plenty of stuff that's close to it. You're just not open minded enough.

@dylanadams1455 Год назад

I always preferred the second solo, to be honest. I tend towards minor sounds I guess, and I guess they're both epic, one major, one minor, but if you're playing that outro solo it's so easy to get lost and absorbed in it. Majestic AF!!!

@Lili-tl7nl Год назад

Just another example of how speed is not greatness. The way people make you feel is greatness and Gilmore is always been my most favorite guitarist of all time

@MyPinkFloydian Год назад

What God wants has one of my favorite songs no one has heard. Becks licks on it are among my favorites he ever did, the rhythm, it just rocks all three parts. that is so crazy you were in it. Good job btw, I just got a letter from snowy white actually. So glad I got a hold of him!

@admarhermans1 Год назад

I play bass. Every note with a Gilmour tone, for me, is a solo. 🙏 You nailed the tone and the notes there, dear Tim! 😉 Personally, I liked the red strat with EMG’s he used in the late ‘80’s the most. Great playing & tone there, Tim. Love to have it for a ringtone on my iPhone, for my alarm in the morning, so I can wake up with a smile... 😄 I love Xotic too! Been using their Bass RC Booster as an always on for almost twenty years. I’ve got six or seven of them (V1 & V2), but I’ve been using my first one still: they just won’t break, 🤣.

@sattercaster1 Год назад

My road band did this song for years. Gilmour is probably my biggest influence, and i tried hard to do him justice.

@tonypoore440 Год назад

It is hard to do David's solos justice. I apologize to him when I butcher some of his stuff and thank him every time I listen to anything he plays.

@larryb3946 Год назад

I absolutely love this solo too, his style is very distinctively him. I've always liked the hauntingly beautiful solo on time as my personal fav. It was was the lead I wanted to mimic in tone and feel more than any other. His mastery of using time and compression based pedals along with his phrasing and dramatic timing is what makes him so unique imho

@colhad9505 Год назад

Your knowledge is unbelievable....your playing is totally awesome.God bless you ❤❤❤

@lawncuttingplusdelta Год назад

Tim is one hell of a player !! …. And plays all the cool stuff and stuff of his own ! …. Great inspiration

@robhead22 Год назад

This is a fun and fabulous tim pierce session full of reverence for david gilmour!! Thank you!

@danf4447 Год назад

this song and the solos.. they are evocative ...mystical.. organically arising. impossibly slow..ethereal .. brilliant. it makes you forget all about technique and shredding. it just is

@light487 Год назад

There’s a concert where Tim Renwick plays parts along with Gilmour and it’s just an amazing combo of styles.

@justinreaser8268 Год назад

New to your channel as someone who is about 9 months into this journey, i just want you to know this is the most informing video i have herd on gear. Your amazing on the guitar as well

@garyweeks11 Год назад

I saw them live when they did they’re opening US tour of Dark Side in Madison Wis. I was 17, they performed in Quad Stereo. Unbelievable! Been a Gilmore fan before 73 and ever since. Living legend and one of the greatest!

@gtr1952 Год назад

Gilmour is one of my big influences. 7 years ago I built my own 'black Strat' after looking at Fenders and thinking I could do better. 8) I found a first edition Clapton black Strat with a broken truss rod. The seller said it had been played in every bar in Texas, twice. LOL It is naturally reliced. I had a 1 piece, the most highly flamed maple I ever saw, old construction fat neck made at Warmoth. Then I found a micro-shop in CA that makes exact duplicates of Gilmour's loaded pickguard. The .120 thick black, polished edge, micro switch for all 3 pups, Fender and Seymour custom shop pups wound by the same people, and the 69 standard pup. Also the cut and shaped wiggle stick. 8) It looks and sounds just like Gilmour's, except for the neck. They were doing me a favor with the beautiful high flame and I couldn't say no. LOL It's the pride of my collection! 8) --gary

@bigbrotherisasob Год назад

His solo on the song Coming Back to Life is phenomenal. One of the best. ✌️👍.

@vruz Год назад

"Amused to Death" is an amazing album, it's the single Roger Waters solo effort that deserves its place in the Pink Floyd canon for posterity. And it's not just Jeff Beck's contributions, Don Henley sings in "Watching TV", Patrick Leonard contributed a lot of great parts, and I think Jeff Porcaro was on drums. Lukather and Paich too. I'm so glad you worked in that album, good for you Tim!

@lordslothrop365 Год назад

Finally got around to listening to it and I agree... it's fantastic.

@SenderoSeeker Год назад

I love seeing the look of sheer joy on Tim's place when he plays.

@lisacolbert5987 9 месяцев назад

I was just today remembering a story about how, many years ago, an interviewer had mentioned Pete Seeger while in the home of Huddie Ledbetter and Ledbetter’s wife just about threw him out of the house, going on about what a [music thief] Seeger was and to not say his name in their home. No big surprise. Quick note; I’d been remembering the time Elizabeth Cotten was (trying to) teach me how to play Freight Train properly. Hence thinking about Ledbetter/Leadbelly. She was SO dear. Had such a gentle way about her. Lol , and very patient. And one reason why I LOVE this channel ! SO talented with a HUGE amount of knowledge ,,, yet hella humble.

@shaunfogarty5744 Год назад

I have never thought of Gilmore's solos as 'solos'- they are precisely composed parts. A solo features a player- like what Tim does from around the 10:00 mark untill 11:00. Awesome playing, Tim is one of the best!!! But it is not in the pocket and so intrinsically part of the song as Gilmore's part.

@matnukin1584 Год назад

I think on many Gilmour’s solos this is true. Live, he plays the solo on Time note for note with what he played on the record. Likewise on the first solo on Comfortably Numb. BUT: live the second solo on Comfortably is always much freer. He extends the solo, improvises around it, comes back to familiar phrases and takes off again. So while a lot of it is thought out beforehand, it’s not as precise as you might think. And come to think of it: would anyone really want to hear any other melody in the solo for Time than the one on the album? 🙂

@SandorVitez Год назад

I don't like to pigeonhole artists and genres however progressive is more classical oriented instead of rockers that are loud with no melody just repetitive rythym

@RyanWellsMusic Год назад

12:01 Goosebumps when you demonstrated laying back in the pocket. Pretty amazing how you identified that feel and was able to explain it.

@timpierceguitar Год назад

Hey thank you so much for that ...I really enjoyed trying to communicate it!

@jamesedwards2237 Год назад

Nailed it!!

@tommylinsley2081 Год назад

Mr. Tim, thank you for the inside info. I felt like I was in the studio with Pink Floyd. I have to say, you play a mean guitar yourself; gave me goosebumps.

@arthurwolfburg6441 Год назад

Thank you. Boy does that song bring back memories. Comfortably numb has always been One of the Best songs for me. The song touches your soul.

Год назад

I think I read somewhere Gilmour said he recorded the solo with a Les Paul, although he has performed it live almost exclusively with Strats.

@seanbaines Год назад

Think it was Another Brick in the Wall that was recorded with a LP.

@ae3898 Год назад

Yes to that. A pre-PAF gold top, as I recall.

@douglaswebster1028 3 месяца назад

Live at Gdansk, David's solo on Comfortably Numb, extended version, THE BEST EVER!

@bassiclogic Год назад

Thank you for another great video, Tim! You are the most knowledgeable and experienced great player on RU-vid!

@Tcrunk365 Год назад

You are amazing. Everything is so smooth.

@DH432hrtz Год назад

No matter how many times you hear this.....its always fresh

@WilliamRNicholsonLST-1195 Год назад

Thanks much for this trip down memory lane ! I am always amazed that every piece of outstanding music in the last 100 years seems to be from my teenage years through my 30's .... Youngns always shocked if I get them to listen to my music & they then agree ..... Nothing present era , comes close ! Rock On ! Nick , NavyBlueSmoke , LST-1195

@DVDFHardTarget 4 месяца назад

I would say its the best solo I have ever heard. I am not a guitar player, but this song just connects with your soul.

@balke7935 Год назад

‘That creates a tension that he then resolves’ that’s a beautiful way of putting it! 👍🏼

@jamesgretsch4894 Год назад

Tim, have you seen the performance of "Comfortably Numb" with Bowie on vocals? Bowie and Gilmour were friends. I love Bowie's haunting vocals with Gilmour's haunting solo. Amazing performance.

@zoocru67 9 месяцев назад

My number #1 guitarist of all time. He IS the best. He can do more with one string than any other guitarist. I wish they would take a survey of the top 100 guitarists for their number 1 guitarist to see where he would land in that mix. WOW! Haven't listened to amused to death in years but loved that album. Nice work!

@strat1960s Год назад

Mr. Pierce, Thank you for the video. I grew up listening to Pink Floyd. I think Final Cut is one of my favorites. There are some songs that I watch or listen to live that totally crush my soul as a guitar player ( but in absolutely the best way). This is one of those songs. It'll be a week or two before I feel well enough to play again. I've played around 40 years but never had a lesson and I don't read sheet music. I play by ear. Drove the church band leader up the wall since I never played a song the same way between three services each sunday. At 53 I'm kind of that old dog and new tricks. I'm ok with the level of my playing. Anyways, thank you again for the video and I look forward to watching past and future videos from you. Ted

@RayBrown555 7 месяцев назад

Completely agree - my all time favorite lead solo.

@keyscook Год назад

That is certainly a WICKED guitar - Awesome! Thanks & Cheers from Seattle! 🍻

@yonitznkc Год назад

Regarding music circa 1976, David Gilmour of Pink Floyd was integral and remains legendary. I’ve enjoyed many of Tim Pierce’s tutorials on guitars, players, techniques, music theory, song craft, etc. but this late video centered around Gilmour’s “Comfortably Numb” solo, combined with history of David’s famous black Stratocaster’s evolution, is seminal for acquainting any listener or lover of music respecting that classic period of popular music. Gilmour truly ‘sang’ elegant voice-like phrasings through his fingers upon this slightly modified Fender Stratocaster, from 1970-1984.

@Bobbygetlucky-kc3fy 4 месяца назад

I've been a drummer all my life. As a young boy I would play relentlessly kneeling on my bed, facing my headboard where my Jenson turn table stereo receiver sat with the speakers on each side. I would stack up one-gallon buckets from Swans Ice cream vender my parents would buy ice-cream from. I would sneak my mom's knitting needles for sticks and rock out in my room for hours to this era of music. Listening to you play it, sent me to a place of tranquility and memories. You play it beautifully, well done!

@LeonBerrange 7 месяцев назад

Tim once again you show us what a great player you are yourself.

@FTStratLP Год назад

I personally like the outro solo much better.

@MichaelLloyd 9 месяцев назад

Hat's off to Tim for doing such a great job replicating this solo.

@izzy2112 Год назад

Comfortably Numb has so much feeling it says more with 1 note than these malmsteen type players say with a million notes

@edbernardmusic3599 Год назад

I love Gilmour and Malmsteen. There are many players who play a lot of notes with precision and passion.

@ThreadStalker Год назад

(Adds Tim Pierce to the cool guys list that I've stumbled upon along the way...) Great layout, storylines, & playing, mate. Thanks!

@Chrispy_tV Год назад

I was able to get up close and personal with the black strat shortly after it was sold. It felt like a religious experience in a way. SRV's #1 was there as well. It was WILD.

@josephmarkey9096 Год назад

Usually this solo is on the bridge pick up. It may indeed be that blend of neck and bridge. It has a slight twang. The key is how he stacks his pedals. In recent years, he also uses an EQ pedal.

@oliver_1966 10 месяцев назад

Tim's videos are just the absolute best.

@Kefoo_ Год назад

-- _Such a pleasure to listen. Thank you _*_Tim Pierce!_*

@50gary 11 месяцев назад

Tim, one of the best, most enjoyable videos you've done. DG is one of my favorites soloist. He is a very underrated singer, thanks for mentioning his vocal ability and how it relates to his playing. Well. done

@rickbirket 11 месяцев назад

The Amused to Death album is a close second to The Wall. An amazing piece of work. Props to you for your work on an underrated album.

@GraemeGrande Год назад

OMG...... That opening solo piece you played Tim, it almost made me weep, I need to learn to play like that....thanks so much for your info...

@Dan.Solo.Chicago 3 месяца назад

That’s one thing I’ve always liked about Fenders, it’s not crazy to mod them, unlike Gibsons. On Fenders, the sky’s the limit, where with Gibsons there’s only so many things you can do before you have to start drilling holes and stuff like that. Plus, people look at you crazy for any modifications on a Gibson beyond changing out the pickups. Personally, I think it’s a good idea to try to make any modifications easy to reverse, and make sure you hold on to the parts you replace. In case you change your mind later, or decide to sell it. So you can restore it back to stock specs.

@petergray2282 11 месяцев назад

That was amazing, great playing and lots of techy detail, we love it!

@RC-Heli835 Год назад

Love the way you jam in the style of Gilmore man! Sounds like you could easily be in a tribute band!

@Bigdaddylobo1 6 месяцев назад

There are a handful of guitar solos where the solos are so iconic that guitar time can be marked as "before" and After". Like, there was guitar playing before Comfortably Numb and after it. It's hard to think of a guitar playing world before that song because of the massive influence it has had on virtually every guitarist afterward. Another is the solo in Stairway to Heaven. Try to imagine a world in which no one has heard that solo yet. Others? Maybe Mark Knopfler in Sultans of Swing? Black Magic Woman by Santana? The outro solo in Let It Rain by Clapton? It's fun to think about.

@Nooziterp1 Год назад

Even before I clicked on the thumbnail I knew it had to be the solo to 'Comfortingly Numb'. One of the greatest guitar soslos of all time.

@davidmoberly5196 Год назад

Every solo leaves me craving for more solo. Raise my rent is one song that makes me stop what ever I was doing

@michaelsparks8632 Год назад

Tim you absolutely slay that Strat! Wow, Drool!

@RosieHarp Год назад

Not only a phenomenally unique guitarist, songwriter vocalist and performer but an absolute Adonis when he was young. Still very tasty.

@lilyb9554 7 месяцев назад

David Gilmore Greates Guitarest on the planet love that guy, the turning away, Coming back to life, and many more

@diamondjoe100 Год назад

Did you hear Davids playing blues guitar on I Put a Spell On you with Mica Paris on vocals. Its on a Jools Holland show. Absolutely amazing.

@telwebb6523 3 месяца назад

Wish I could play that good. Massive respect.

@nxtlvh Год назад

I just got in the mail today my virtual drum set and I am jamming out air drumming thank you for your awesome playing

@spacemissing Год назад

The best music allows the listener time to consider what has been played. Not that I'm a fan of Pink Floyd. but this is one feature of their work that gives it a lot of merit.

@tonybrown7847 Год назад

One of my favorite solos of all time

@brynstephens4624 Год назад

I am a novice but that sounds just amazing. I love listening to that music.

@wmwardwell 2 месяца назад

My shop intentionally created parts casters from Mexican Strats and Tele's (best woods)into serious tone monsters. Re-shaping necks to "Soft Vee" and installing Custom Shop tilt necks in them. My shop was "Fool_on_the_Hill luthery in El Cajon. Now retired. I have 6 guitars out there making money !

@toradog5719 7 месяцев назад

Truly addictive in every note.

@vincentjackson3472 Год назад

Your playing is absolutely Stellar Tim! also, great video all up, great info about an absolute legend and his work! Keep up the awesomeness my friend! Cheers from nz!

@wizardoftoys Год назад

Your incredible as well Tim ! Nice breakdown of the guitar riff GOAT!

@konoctiswigwam8130 Год назад

Amused to Death is one of my favorite albums, I didn't know you played on it!👏 (Beck played in concert at Oakland)

@glenmacdonald5423 Год назад

Haha Tim, your playing is truly rabbit hole inspiring. Great stuff.

@whatsup9260 6 месяцев назад

the accompanying instruments really boost an already good guitar part.

@bobwalker200 Год назад

Loved the improvs of the 2nd solo 👏👏 Both Gilmour and Clapton have said that they sing their solos in their head as they move through the solo. Tim, how do you switch cameras when you’re playing?

@bonestockrotorary Год назад

Record from multiple camera angles and edit in post

@bobwalker200 Год назад

@@bonestockrotorary It was a livestream…

@bonestockrotorary Год назад

@@bobwalker200 ah. Then most likely a switcher, or a secondary camera operator, would be my guess.

@CanyoneeringUSA Год назад

Wonderful, thanks. So fun to just listen to you play. And watch. I like to watch.

@jtpulcinella 2 месяца назад

I have second row seats at Circo Massimo Rome 9.27.24. Last time I saw him I had 1st row seats at MSG in 2016), his last US Tour)

@GeorgeVaaeth-kc9wc 7 месяцев назад

I still have Kalers in my old hand made BC Rich and my old Charvel/Jackson Model 6. They still work fine.😉

@ndowroccus4168 Год назад

My favorite slow mood soloist!! By far

@davidbee8178 9 месяцев назад

What talent ! yes of course David Gilmore but TIM too!! Great stuff

@Coopdog1911 Год назад

My all time favorite guitar solo hands down.

@BPoweredLove Год назад

13:55 - 14:30 Holy crap you are a great player. What an excellent video.

@blockhousebay2 Год назад

Fantastic playing and video and as you noted, many think the solo in this song is the greatest of all time but its the second not the first.

@markbriggs2443 Год назад

In my opinion the greatest solo ever was in Hendrix’s song Hey Baby (new rising sun) the guitar in that track is out of this world.

@danabogue1804 Год назад

I've always thought you can make a (Fender) Strat cry, but it wants to sing. Conversely, you can make a (Gibson) Les Paul sing, but it wants to cry! Those two guitars put rock music at a whole nother level! Without them, guitar solos (imagine this riff on a Rickenbacker) wouldn't be the same! I'm a big fan of Gilmour, but I'm also a big fan of Jimmy Page, and the Les Paul in his hands is intoxicating!

@KatherineUribe-1 Год назад

My favorite guitar gods concert was Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jeff Beck at the L.A. Sports in 1989.

@lyvmyk9988 Год назад

First, what a wonderful video on an iconic solo. Thank you for putting it out there for us,Tim. Second what brand of ear buds do you use and what/why do you use them?

@denny71730 3 месяца назад

Gee Whiz, Tim... No words. I DO have a question. When you close your eyes and/or look down: Where are you in your deep mind? It must be a most beautiful place...

@jeffro. 7 месяцев назад

Tim, i hate to sound like a suck up, but i just love to hear & watch you play. Your playing is so articulate, it's just phenomenal. You also have great stories, and you're articulate when you speak, as well, lol! 👍 👌