His sense of melody is what I envy the most. Almost everything he plays fits, makes sense, is interesting and serves and elevates the song. That kind of ear is something that can’t be taught.
Funny because thats exactly how Shawn Lane envisioned one should be when playing the guitar: so fluid and well versed that it becomes as natural as speaking.
I thought the same thing 😮 I then had the realization that all the classical string instruments are fretless. Maybe it has something to do with hearing blues type slide guitar played that way. Guthrie just has a way with the guitar that is so beyond yet so easy to listen to.
Fretless bass players and Guthrie here are the proof that electric fretless guitars could sound very good, but chords are very hard, in classical string instruments double stops are one of those medium-advanced techniques to do masterfully while in fretted guitar they’re one of the easiest techniques, the way Guthrie plays in tune is absolutely amazing
I always believed the source of Guthrie's powers was in his ears rather than his hands. His intonation on the fretless neck is a perfect example of that I think.
It seems like an age ago now.. and it probably was nearly 20 years, but I got to listen to Guthrie play live at the side of the stage with Richie Kotzen, and both of us just looked blankly at each other at the sheer brilliance of Guthrie's playing.
He is a person who understands the laws of nature according to Buddhism. He learns music just like we all learn languages. Freedom + love + passion + discipline is key here. He also travels to expand his musical ideas. His parents must have understood life for which we should be grateful because the music in the family inspired him to study music. So now we have Guthrie, guitar’s God We can all be gods! By understanding yourself and consciousness.
I sometimes forget what an outstanding jazz guitarist Guthrie is. I'm sure he would have no difficulty playing standards or Bebop. He seems to have an infinate vocabulary.
I don't think he would make a very good jazz guitarist, he just doesn't have that 'sound'. When he plays that style he just sounds like a metal guy playing jazz, which ultimately he is.
@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 Guthrie metal guy? Haha. The sound you are referring to probably has to do with the type of guitars he uses compared to the hollow body type, which sounds very different
I love Guthrie's phrasing. A few long felt emotional notes to get you feeling good and then a burage of notes in seamless scales to slap you in the fac e to ensure you are paying attention. Like when a magician does a perfect trick and you are sitting htere stunned thinking, what the hell just happened?
00:00 - Fast strumming demo 00:19 - Solo on a Shine on you crazy diamond backing track 01:25 - Hendrix style demo 02:12 - Waves with The Aristocrats 03:29 - Bluegrass related to bebop ? 04:43 - Fretless guitar solo
There's also a funny and awesome clip of the Waves live loop where he explains how he composed the song and someone actually tabbed it and made the whole thing into a video! If you search gutherie govan waves loop tabs it should appear. It's so much fun!
It became the standard diatribe for a while there - starting in the mid 1990s - for the guitar ecosphere to try and drive home this paradigm where "you don't need music theory", you don't have to learn the technical scholarship of "music on paper". Thankfully that has subsided some in the past decade. Guthrie is evidence, as are Vai and John Mayer (and any Jazz guitarist) that in order to truly attain the "next level" you need to understand how chords and scales relate and how to use them. How to play music with color. Not to down simple music, ie Nirvana, RAtM, or Green Day, etc. It has it's place and is very good. However sometimes a power chord just doesn't provide the level of detail you get from a sus2/4 or a m7b9, a #11th, etc., etc.
He's gone fretless now, this god of the guitar. Where will it end? Is he going to discard the guitar altogether and telepathically beam his solos into our brains?
He is so amazing. If you haven't heard Regret #9 take a listen. ruclips.net/video/IaH2C2Qe97Y/видео.html I know it is orchestrated and a large production piece but here he is. Guthrie on a strat with bends and vibrato that develop the most tension possible in a guitar solo. This is Guthrie somewhat restrained by a fender stratocaster but by the end you know he wins. This video should have included this moment hands down.
Thats more of a ginger joke, wich holds a certain truth when it comes to the mental state. And this does come from being a little different. Don't you just love people and how they accept eachothers differences especially our dear children. But the underlying truth funeral music does not sell.
His sense of melody is what I envy the most. Almost everything he plays fits, makes sense, is interesting and serves and elevates the song. That kind of ear is something that can’t be taught.
he started playing at the age of 3
His phrasing is excellent
Playing guitar for Govan is as natural as speaking for us
Or breathing
Or crying in self loathing
Funny because thats exactly how Shawn Lane envisioned one should be when playing the guitar: so fluid and well versed that it becomes as natural as speaking.
Guthrie is better at playing guitar than I am at speaking.
definitely better than my eye-blinking..
The Hendrix flurries were really beautiful and the shine on you crazy diamond backing track was amazing!
The fretless stuff was amazing! First time I heard someone play it that well!
So hard to play
I thought the same thing 😮
I then had the realization that all the classical string instruments are fretless.
Maybe it has something to do with hearing blues type slide guitar played that way.
Guthrie just has a way with the guitar that is so beyond yet so easy to listen to.
Fretless bass players and Guthrie here are the proof that electric fretless guitars could sound very good, but chords are very hard, in classical string instruments double stops are one of those medium-advanced techniques to do masterfully while in fretted guitar they’re one of the easiest techniques, the way Guthrie plays in tune is absolutely amazing
He is the only one in my knowledge that can play fretless guitar properly. Even excellent guitarists sounded poorly on this guitar.
I always believed the source of Guthrie's powers was in his ears rather than his hands. His intonation on the fretless neck is a perfect example of that I think.
DEAR LORD that solo over "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" blew my mind
He is just a master in every genre and style. No comes close to Guthrie, this guy is like a fantasy, I can't believe he is real
Listen to Buckethead and you will see this guy is just a dim-witted apprentice compared to the Grand Master (Buckethead).
John 5? I believe John 5 is close!
John 5 is good@@drinks-your-water
Thank you for your comment. Have you ever listened to Buckethead's "Coupon"? if not, I suggest that you listen to it@richardharrold9736
Jewish man always the best ❤
Guthrie is to be enjoyed, as well as he is inspiring. He just emits awesome. Thank you AMV.
It seems like an age ago now.. and it probably was nearly 20 years, but I got to listen to Guthrie play live at the side of the stage with Richie Kotzen, and both of us just looked blankly at each other at the sheer brilliance of Guthrie's playing.
Guthrie that Good Richie made him play at the side of the stage 😂😂😂
Second solo was mind-blowing, shine on you crazy diamond, more complex but still simple enough to enjoy…
Ele nunca repete ...há sempre algo novo nas suas apresentações!!
He is a person who understands the laws of nature according to Buddhism. He learns music just like we all learn languages. Freedom + love + passion + discipline is key here. He also travels to expand his musical ideas.
His parents must have understood life for which we should be grateful because the music in the family inspired him to study music.
So now we have Guthrie, guitar’s God
We can all be gods! By understanding yourself and consciousness.
Guthrie is just off tha scale !
That last fretless guitar was amazing... he made it sound like a slide guitar but with speed runs... more of that please!
I sometimes forget what an outstanding jazz guitarist Guthrie is. I'm sure he would have no difficulty playing standards or Bebop. He seems to have an infinate vocabulary.
Im sure at some point, if it hasnt happened yet, he will put out some kind of jazz record.
@@daoyang223 All I want in this world is another Guthrie record
I don't think he would make a very good jazz guitarist, he just doesn't have that 'sound'.
When he plays that style he just sounds like a metal guy playing jazz, which ultimately he is.
@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 Guthrie metal guy? Haha. The sound you are referring to probably has to do with the type of guitars he uses compared to the hollow body type, which sounds very different
@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504look up the video of him playing Donna Lee and it might change your mind :)
never heard a cleaner fretless solo omg
I Can’t stop listening to it
I love Guthrie i think he is the best, but bumblefoot is a tad better on fretlesa
Yeah, pretty effin dope
@@511dydy this is 100% improv though. You think bumblefoot can keep up?
Cuz the neck is made of steel so you don't need a slide. The neck is the slide.
A GENIUS!!!👏👏👏UNBELIEVABLE!!!👏👏👏UNIQUE!!👏👏👏INCOMPARABLE!!!👏👏👏GUTHRIE IS PHENOMENON!!! PHENOMENAL!!!👏👏👏
Anime and Guthrie Govan, your channel is very specific I'm really a teenager looking for your channel
The dude is a beast. 😮
That one at 0:21, the beginning of the solo, just amazing with just a few notes
Wonder what Gilmore would have to say about that one!
@@butterflywing61 would he appreciate it
Guthrie's one of those guitarists that stares at you while he's playing, but he's the only one that's not a flog while doing it
#3 was sick
Belleza De Music ...
A great talent!🎼🎵🎶🎸
Always amazing- luv the fretless at the end
Guthrie on fretless reminded me of Sonny Landreth playing slide like a demon. Smashes everything with class.
I love Guthrie's phrasing. A few long felt emotional notes to get you feeling good and then a burage of notes in seamless scales to slap you in the fac e to ensure you are paying attention. Like when a magician does a perfect trick and you are sitting htere stunned thinking, what the hell just happened?
Flawless Guthrie
Thanks for sharing ☮️
Wow. I'm blown away.
Scott Anderson, Guthrie Govan, Alex Hutching, I never tired hear this three Guitarist!!
Great guitar 🎸 player👍👍👍
Keep posting dude
I'm glad I clicked on that one cuz this guy has got the feel and technique down pat and just blasts through it all with ease...a true player's player!
Simplesmente brilhante!!!!!
stunning !
The fretless proves how much he knows his stuff
What I love is he is using every tool and making the most of the types of phrasing the fretless allows for. Pure brilliant
Thanks bro
00:00 - Fast strumming demo
00:19 - Solo on a Shine on you crazy diamond backing track
01:25 - Hendrix style demo
02:12 - Waves with The Aristocrats
03:29 - Bluegrass related to bebop ?
04:43 - Fretless guitar solo
Hmm. Sorry I think it is not bebop.
In my opinion, it is shuffle with blues.
Bebop or swing in that tempo (fast) usually uses equal rhythm (1/8).
The pink floyd sounding backing track is shine on you crazy diamond
Legendary.
Never fails to impress
He is the GOAT!
legendary
I love The Aristocrats, go see em live if you can. Chemistry!
Stunning
Next level playing. Not many players out there that can play like Mr G…
O melhor da Atualidade!
Guthrie Govan 🦁🌋⛲🔊 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚 GENIUS ....
@0:21，what is the event? It’s so 70’s psychedelic. ❤
He is Scary-good. Love Guthrie = absolute Beast on guitar.
so
damn
great
02:14 Chon probably took some inspiration from Guthrie.
"E is a big country" is a great quote.
GOAT 🐐 no doubt !
if govan ever meets up with nuno i'm going to hide because they might just light the world on fire.
The vig fretless is by far the most impressive thing ive seen
i wonder where that fretless guitar is that he violated is nowadays.. gahdamn i love this dude.
I just F--N LOVE THIS GUY !! Absolute MASTER 😊😮😊With a kiss ass attitude as well.
Genius #1
0:56 this is sth what David never could, but history shows, that you needn't be a master to become a history
What a master...
He doesn't miss
That fretless piece was just brilliant
I dont know man, I think Guthrie might be the greatest of all time!?
True
Never seen anyone shred like that on a fretless guitar before
nice
Areeeee Baba🙏
2:57 - 3:00 by the gods
Monster!
Yesh!! Yesh! For Yazz!
He's a MACHINE
Goat of goats
Some shred and it's just scale calisthenics. Guthrie does and it's always musical.
Master Guthrie!
Alien... He's from outher planet!!!
Does anyone know the full video of shine on you crazy diamond?
Here you go : ruclips.net/video/zXcclEsMC3w/видео.html&ab_channel=RS66LD
WOW
他是超级大师
Aqualung plus guitar?
what a demi god on that guitar oh my lord he is the master end of story
Guthrie = brilliant = Period!
Guthrie is from the another world
0:32 Pink Malmsteen
Do you have the link for this videos? Especially that Waves live . Thank you very much,great video !
Glad you enjoyed it ! The waves live is from : ruclips.net/video/yzHa9D8Wajw/видео.html
There's also a funny and awesome clip of the Waves live loop where he explains how he composed the song and someone actually tabbed it and made the whole thing into a video! If you search gutherie govan waves loop tabs it should appear. It's so much fun!
It became the standard diatribe for a while there - starting in the mid 1990s - for the guitar ecosphere to try and drive home this paradigm where "you don't need music theory", you don't have to learn the technical scholarship of "music on paper".
Thankfully that has subsided some in the past decade.
Guthrie is evidence, as are Vai and John Mayer (and any Jazz guitarist) that in order to truly attain the "next level" you need to understand how chords and scales relate and how to use them. How to play music with color.
Not to down simple music, ie Nirvana, RAtM, or Green Day, etc. It has it's place and is very good.
However sometimes a power chord just doesn't provide the level of detail you get from a sus2/4 or a m7b9, a #11th, etc., etc.
He's gone fretless now, this god of the guitar. Where will it end? Is he going to discard the guitar altogether and telepathically beam his solos into our brains?
Kinda Beck- like, bit of Gilmour, bit of Van Halen
This guys fun to watch
AI will never take over the world while humans are capable of this inventiveness.
I asked AI to explain me some govan's playing or phrases in his style. And it gave me something))) So....
He is so amazing. If you haven't heard Regret #9 take a listen. ruclips.net/video/IaH2C2Qe97Y/видео.html I know it is orchestrated and a large production piece but here he is. Guthrie on a strat with bends and vibrato that develop the most tension possible in a guitar solo. This is Guthrie somewhat restrained by a fender stratocaster but by the end you know he wins. This video should have included this moment hands down.
I think his right hand moves faster than the speed of light. I'm only half kidding.
4:25 😂
For someone that is not black and to play like that wow!!!!👌🙏🏻
Needs to tour with Bumblefoot
Incredible. Guthrie doesn't even need frets (5:00)
🐐
I really don’t understand how people can suggest Guthrie has no feel or soul to his playing… Blows my mind…
Thats more of a ginger joke, wich holds a certain truth when it comes to the mental state. And this does come from being a little different.
Don't you just love people and how they accept eachothers differences especially our dear children. But the underlying truth funeral music does not sell.
Guthrie and Chris Buck. OMG.
Holy shit thsi solo from Waves, does anyone know full video?
Here's the full video: ruclips.net/video/yzHa9D8Wajw/видео.html
If Guthrie got his hair cut he’d lose all his powers.
Ohh damnn..
Greatest guitar player ever
That fretless guitar though.....