That was just a KNOCKOUT! WOW! That was SO well done. And by the way, with all of those wonderful amps you have, you should really try using the Rick-O-Sound output. You would be amazed at the sounds you can get out of one of those through that output through two different amps.
thanks. both amps are being always used... spit through the pedal board... doesn't really matter too much since it always sounds like crap on youtube anyways... and yes, i'm familiar w/ rick-o-sound, but this guitar has dual mono outputs.
@MusicTeacherGuy Sorry I don't tab things out. I took the time to figure songs out. If I can do it, anyone else can. I'm actually in the wrong tuning for this song. This was just my way of doing it and making it work. If I had to relearn it I would do it the "right"way, now that I know what that way is.
i love taking requests... "well i wonder" next. i have a busy couple of weeks , so guitar playing always takes the back burner, but i'll figure something out. thanks for the comment... appreciated.
i guess i just try to avoid staying on one string too much so every note rings. if you check out the little guitar solo bit at the end of my "well i wonder" vid its the same thing there. the begining could be played in first postition but it sounds completely different because you more or less do it just on the B and E strings. up in position though you can kind of assign every note of the riff to a sperate string. as long as you can coordinate your picking i think its the better choice IMHO
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What a great version. A real treat. Thanks for recording it
my favorite song oh my goshh
Man you rocks... It's very inspiring. Congratulations !
well done pal.Great cover of one The Smiths hidden gems..
Absolutely brilliant, mate! Cheers!
I love how you use a Roland through a rickenbacker johnnys rig
That was just a KNOCKOUT! WOW! That was SO well done. And by the way, with all of those wonderful amps you have, you should really try using the Rick-O-Sound output. You would be amazed at the sounds you can get out of one of those through that output through two different amps.
AMazing - no other words........
Nice❤
thanks. both amps are being always used... spit through the pedal board... doesn't really matter too much since it always sounds like crap on youtube anyways... and yes, i'm familiar w/ rick-o-sound, but this guitar has dual mono outputs.
Very nice. Is this a vintage 360 ? Looks like it with the 21 frets.
thanks for the comment. i appreciate it.
@MusicTeacherGuy Sorry I don't tab things out. I took the time to figure songs out. If I can do it, anyone else can. I'm actually in the wrong tuning for this song. This was just my way of doing it and making it work. If I had to relearn it I would do it the "right"way, now that I know what that way is.
i love taking requests...
"well i wonder" next. i have a busy couple of weeks , so guitar playing always takes the back burner, but i'll figure something out. thanks for the comment... appreciated.
what guitar is this?
Awesome job, this is one of Johnny's best parts i think.
If I could make a request... Well I wonder or The Queen Is Dead?
brilliant version that ricky really resonates,is it a twelver ?
I don't suppose there's any way you could tab it out a little...
i guess i just try to avoid staying on one string too much so every note rings. if you check out the little guitar solo bit at the end of my "well i wonder" vid its the same thing there. the begining could be played in first postition but it sounds completely different because you more or less do it just on the B and E strings. up in position though you can kind of assign every note of the riff to a sperate string. as long as you can coordinate your picking i think its the better choice IMHO
How did you pick this out? It's played in a really cool way. I like the sliding C shape in the choruses.
@paki646sux
thanks so much. appreciated.
Quick guitar lesson please
that´s not a 12- string.
but agree with "brilliant".