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G6 and/or Gsus4

This is the Holy Grail of info about Dreams! THANK YOU CLAUDE!

i think Eric Johnston is similar?

the best to get a music man by sterling, the lower level music man guitar if you can afford it, they are nice, great sound, cheaper than a fender

He is amazing

Wow ❤❤❤❤

Rhythm, after all, is a mystery. What we have here is human delay.

Very interesting!

Fantastic!!!! Beautiful explanation of overdubbing gaps!! Well done!!

Love this. I think you just broke down something I’ve always heard but could never quite understand or explain. And it’s why I love the Stones. And why no one ever quite sounds like them when trying to cover them.

Definite Walter Becker influence 🔥

Bro…nice 👍

Beautiful playing mate! Thanks for sharing this masterpiece of a solo👌

The comparison with classical music is just right on the spot: the musicians are looking more at the conductor than at their paper sheets. This kind of "feel" can also be found in old blues guitar rythms, Hendrix, Led Zeppelin (especially the drummer)...

Great stuff. Connolly Hayes also do a great version of this.

You are very original and SMART man! Bravo~~~~~~~!!!

It’s all about feel, which is why the 70’s music and similar era’s were and still are the best music of all time! Great time to grow up! Also known as pushing and pulling the beat. And when you quantize it feels off, cause you lose that “feel”! I’ve been criticized for not playing to a set tempo, because I grew up with this! And I lose my feel on the drums playing to a click! I can do it, but it’s at the cost of that push/pull slight rush/drag ahead or just behind tempo! Talk to John Bonham about that, unfortunately we can’t! But he was the king of feel behind the drumkit! I cut my teeth on Stones, Zeppelin, Grand Funk, Chicago, CCR, etc!

Claw banjo

It's not John it's Jerry

Jerry Garcia is where he got it and Jerry got it for Robert Johnson

great!

Tabs are not correct

Mirror master!

Hey man this is gold thank you

Great, How do i get the backing track for this? Thanks heaps!

This technique is very effective even on a simple level, it’s particularly effective on Pop Gigs when you’re just traveling around simple chords and want to add some flavor, one example is Sunday Morning by Maroon 5, using the technique is so much fun when you have a cool progression like that one.

Can you do a video on how you store your pick like that?

Idk if you’ll see this or if or anyone has already said but at the start when you’re talking about rocks off, Keith plays the lower bpm guitar you’re talking about that you said was Mick Taylor. I’ve read according to his book and other sources that he did all the guitar parts on rocks off besides the end when Mick Taylor adds some virtuoso to play it out while it fades away.

amazing

Clapton said John Mayer is a virtuoso who doesn't realize how talented he is.That's a compliment I've never heard Clapton give to anyone else before. Doesn't get much better than that

Mick Taylor? 🤔 Oh, the guy who plays the scales over Keith's Classic's. THAT Mick Taylor.

SCREW THAT CLICK..! Music should sound human.. humans don’t follow a click.. That’s my two cents..✌🏼

Thanks for Charlie's halo. 😇

What are now, analyzed to death, and thought of as Mistakes by some. Due to tempo changes among players...that's known as FEEL, every musician used to be able to feel the song how it felt best to them. Not how it accurately aligned to a Click Track, or Metronome. Back in the day, if you had to make a professional musician play to a metronome in the studio, it meant they were shite ..

It’s called feel and swing

Give me humans playing over quantised music tied to a grid any day.

Because he is drunk or stoned 😂😂😂

Incredible analysis and lesson! Thank you!

Do you use compressor for this?

I've loved the Stones for over 50 years for this very reason. They are dirty and bad even in BPM.

Agreed about his lines

I'm so using this to learn that solo. Cheers bro.

Bugger off with your metronome , its irrelevant here,...a garden gnome would be more useful.

Holly hell! I came here to learn Mayer's technique to learn one song... Now I want to learn your whole improvisation! Cool cool playing

The backing track is really great! Is there any way of getting it? Can I find it anywhere?

wow man you're on point and so perfect here kudos :fire: so good!!!! thanks!!

What?! I knew about Steve Vai but JM? Love that music. Melancholy and achingly beautiful.

Wow that sounds great. So much Groove!

Was I impressed by your wonderfull guitar tone? Of course, Yes :D

Even as a re-upload I enjoyed this video a lot :D