Brian May is just incredible. He had that flashy, fast playing style before it was really en vogue. I see a lot of the 80’s guys like Vai, Satriani had to have looked up to May.
He’s amazing. His soloing seems almost like singing. And his tone is some of the best tone ever. I just learned the other day that he plays the harp on their song Love of My Life. He didn’t know how to play it until they needed him to do it for the album.
What a great lesson. The thing I always liked about Brian is you can hear the intelligence in his playing. Obviously he's an extremely smart man. But what a pioneer. Love the harmonizing. Thx Dave great video as usual!!!!
Six note scales are awesome, and rarely used outside of Celtic music and a few other genres. Also, Freddie does the same echo harmony trick with his vocals in the middle of _The Prophet Song._
Brian brought Arpeggios, Scales, Harmonizing into my playing. He made me actually understand the fretboard fully. He also made me understand theory because I really wanted to understand how certain notes made up those harmonies.
Are you always using the Behringer V Amp on these videos? Out into a cab? Sounds EPIC always sir . Love the content , you are a tremendous player , teacher
Another insightful and Interesting lesson from dave,thank you. Saw Brian with Queen a few weeks ago ,if you've never seen Brian doing his stuff live then you really must,he really is a fantastic player and a lot heavier than you'd think he'd be. Definitely up there in my top ten rock guitarist 🎸.
Loved how this started with me playing along to these licks and ending up with me playing Nuno. When you really break these down like you do, you are able to hear the connections really well. Great lesson!
Another great lesson David - thank you. Brian's solos were/are never less than perfection - incredible compositions, harmonies and tones - and they'll always define the sound of Queen. A true great.
Great lesson/licks for Brian’s style. Would love to see something like this on Tom Sholz of Boston. It seems like they share some playing style and brilliance.
Hi David, thank you so much for your deep dives into so many guitarists, I play guitar since 50y. You add context to many of my guitar heroes and explain the why and how. Brian May brought me back to the beauty of Major and his guit and amps produced such an incredible warm, voice-like sound.
Second lol 🤣😆 now what. Psych what up man??? Great lessons the past 2 weeks. I'm back on 2nd shift so once I get home from work I will be watching this. Such a great guitar player and song writer collaborator.
Hey dave! Is there any chance you could make more videos about Prince? You already did one video. But it simply isn't enough, there is too many live videos of him shredding like a god that you need to deconstruct.
Now I know, now I know, now I know, now I know, now I know, now I know, Wh oo oh, oo oh oo woah, oo oh oo woah, oo oh oo woah, oo oh oo woah, oo oh oo woah Can anybody hear me? Anybody hear me? Hear me, hear me , hear meeeee. (The part where Freddie does the same echo harmony trick in _The Prophet Song,_ one of my fave Queen songs) Also: R.I.P. Randy! ❤
Come on Dave, I'm going to bug you til you come through with a look into one of the most underrated guitarists...Brian Tatler of Diamond Head. No Diamond Head= no Metallica, no Megadeth, and all the bands they subsequently influenced.
Brian May is just incredible. He had that flashy, fast playing style before it was really en vogue. I see a lot of the 80’s guys like Vai, Satriani had to have looked up to May.
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@@davekiddie4467 what’s your question?
@@ledflaplin2001 : Perhaps "?" indicates a blank stare.
Likely we will never know. Good for a laugh though. lols
He’s amazing. His soloing seems almost like singing. And his tone is some of the best tone ever. I just learned the other day that he plays the harp on their song Love of My Life. He didn’t know how to play it until they needed him to do it for the album.
Goes to show. The music goes from musician to instrument, not the other way around.
What a great lesson. The thing I always liked about Brian is you can hear the intelligence in his playing.
Obviously he's an extremely smart man. But what a pioneer. Love the harmonizing. Thx Dave great video as usual!!!!
Steve Vai said he can imitate any guitarist but Brian May. A nice surprise,thanks Dave cool video
Six note scales are awesome, and rarely used outside of Celtic music and a few other genres.
Also, Freddie does the same echo harmony trick with his vocals in the middle of _The Prophet Song._
Brian brought Arpeggios, Scales, Harmonizing into my playing.
He made me actually understand the fretboard fully.
He also made me understand theory because I really wanted to understand how certain notes made up those harmonies.
The opening piece takes me back to the Starlicks VHS tape! Wore that one out rewinding and pausing it 😆
exactly! He probably couldnt cite that video for copyright but agree!
I always thought Brian May's "Star Licks" tutorial video would be a good source for one of your "three licks" episodes.
Are you always using the Behringer V Amp on these videos? Out into a cab?
Sounds EPIC always sir .
Love the content , you are a tremendous player , teacher
Another insightful and Interesting lesson from dave,thank you.
Saw Brian with Queen a few weeks ago ,if you've never seen Brian doing his stuff live then you really must,he really is a fantastic player and a lot heavier than you'd think he'd be.
Definitely up there in my top ten rock guitarist 🎸.
the ability that you show, going from guitar god to guitar god is amazing. you NAIL their licks. outstanding videos
Brian is the reason I started playing. Excellent lesson thank you!
cool-inspiring, Thank you
Loved how this started with me playing along to these licks and ending up with me playing Nuno. When you really break these down like you do, you are able to hear the connections really well. Great lesson!
Great video buddy. Brian is a brilliant musician. Hope this reaches people that haven't really looked at his work. ❤
Another great lesson David - thank you. Brian's solos were/are never less than perfection - incredible compositions, harmonies and tones - and they'll always define the sound of Queen. A true great.
Great lesson/licks for Brian’s style. Would love to see something like this on Tom Sholz of Boston. It seems like they share some playing style and brilliance.
Well done Mr. Brewster!!!!!!
Great stuff. I remember listening to the Brighton Rock solo on Killers Live over and over back in the day. Inspirational.
Hi David, thank you so much for your deep dives into so many guitarists, I play guitar since 50y. You add context to many of my guitar heroes and explain the why and how. Brian May brought me back to the beauty of Major and his guit and amps produced such an incredible warm, voice-like sound.
Great topic and lesson !
Great lesson, really dig that delay sequence!
Thanks for another great lesson Dave, I really appreciate your work. Learning a lot 🤘
Thanks Dave... Love Queen 1 /2 ...shear heart attack.
My gratitude.
Thanks, David
These videos take time
Damn this was really for guitar players ✊🏽
Thanks for working so hard David! Most informative lessons!
Second lol 🤣😆 now what. Psych what up man??? Great lessons the past 2 weeks. I'm back on 2nd shift so once I get home from work I will be watching this. Such a great guitar player and song writer collaborator.
The band Harem Scarem guitarist Pete Lesperance licks lesson
Fantastic video, Mr. Brewster, did you use a sixpence coin for this lesson, or something else? Thanks
Hey dave! Is there any chance you could make more videos about Prince? You already did one video. But it simply isn't enough, there is too many live videos of him shredding like a god that you need to deconstruct.
Brighton Rock Solo...
now I know how much Brian May influenced Randy Rhoads
Now I know, now I know, now I know, now I know, now I know, now I know,
Wh oo oh, oo oh oo woah, oo oh oo woah, oo oh oo woah, oo oh oo woah, oo oh oo woah
Can anybody hear me? Anybody hear me? Hear me, hear me , hear meeeee.
(The part where Freddie does the same echo harmony trick in _The Prophet Song,_ one of my fave Queen songs)
Also: R.I.P. Randy! ❤
I realized that when I heard an old Queen boot from the early '70s. People don't really talk about that, but it's right there if you listen.
Please do Dakota, with the songs runaway, into the night and angry men are epic
Kurigans theme!!!
Instant click
Come on Dave, I'm going to bug you til you come through with a look into one of the most underrated guitarists...Brian Tatler of Diamond Head. No Diamond Head= no Metallica, no Megadeth, and all the bands they subsequently influenced.
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