Here I Go Again Guitar Solo Lesson - Whitesnake
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In this video guitar lesson series, I will show you how to play "Here I Go Again" by Whitesnake in it's entirety.
We are going to have two videos for this one. In the first lesson I will show you all the chords and guitar fills used throughout the entire song. I have also arranged the opening keyboard part for guitar in a pretty easy play fashion.
In fact, this opening keyboard part works very well on the guitar. You will have to play and lot of bar chords, but other than that, nothing is very challenging at all.
After that, the actual guitar parts come in with the full band. Most of the guitar lines are power chord based and there are some crafty little guitar fills thrown in there to keep everything interesting.
In the second video lesson I will show you note-for-note how to play the guitar solo. This solo contains a lot of very melodic guitar lines using everything from bends, slides and some muted arpeggio picking.
After this melodic sequence, the solo ends with a very climactic alternate picked guitar ascending guitar lick that will definitely be the most challenging part of the solo.
The real key to mastering this fast lick is to be able to find the pattern that is being repeated within it. I will demonstrate in the lesson how to identify this pattern, which is simply repeated 3 times, and practice it on it's own making learning and memorizing this lick much much easier.
Once you have the pattern down you will easily understand how to play this section. You will also learn how important it is to find the patterns that are usually being used within just about any fast licks you may comes across. Rarely is it just a random collection of notes.
So I hope you enjoy learning this smash hit from the hard rock eighties!
Carl...
Such an amazing teacher. Finally getting to play these songs sooo many years after I first loved them is so awesome. Thanks!!!
Just going to say how much myself, and thousands of others, appreciate the amount of effort you put into your videos. I don't have much of an excuse not to donate apart from I'm going to Uni in three weeks. Maybe I can donate in the near future.
Great video and keep up the good work, thanks!
+Luke McShane Totally agree!!
All I can say is, if I am looking for a song that I want to learn to play, I am always !!!! happy that you have taken the time to teach it. You are an excellent guitar player and I appreciate the personal time and effort you put in to teach it. Thank you.
I just thought that I'd like to learn this solo and Boom, Carl's got my back.
between you and Mike Gross you guys are my go to guys when i am pressed for time and have to learn a song on the fly! spot on transcription , there is an easier way to play it but that does not take away from you being spot on
just gotta say hats down for you Carl. i recently joined a cover band and they wanna get started pretty soon, so your videos are a lot of help.
Hello, Brazilian guitarist here, thank you very much for the lesson. thank you very much!
perfect. Thank you! That last lick was killing me lol. You are an excellent teacher.
great vid CB!!
Thanks for the solo lesson. That fast part at the end i learned from you, then tried thr fast part learning from another you tube clip which was different only to find out yours was the correct way by playing it to the amazing slow downer on my iphone. Thanks again Man.
Rob Davis . "and this one is completely wrong". not true Carl's is correct. end of story
Carl, you're the bomb when it comes to these videos.
Talentive as can be...thanks for this video!
Great lesson! 😎🎸🤘
Thank you
Awesome! Big thanks.
Solid job! Very detailed!
Short but very sweet thanks brother
I got to learn this solo I like the shredding part.
Amazing 🔥
You sound good
Awesome job! Congrats.....you just won one more subscribe. thanks.
perfect
Very cool lesson.... Thanks for sharing........
This one part of this solo... that running climb... going down.... starting at the 8th fret on the low E string.... going all the way down to the 19th fret on the high E string... 25 notes. Less than 2 seconds.
SUCH A DOOZY TO PLAY!
I've been practicing just that portion of the solo ALL DAY, ALL YESTERDAY... I still can't fathom how I will ever be able to play it as fast as it's supposed to be.
25 NOTES, across all 6 strings, played in less than 2 seconds...
Am I alone for thinking that's incredibly difficult? Granted, I only started playing guitar 6 weeks ago. But I've been practicing daily.
To be fair, you barely hear any individual notes and can hardly hear what's going on when you play the actual 1987 record. And it's kind of a blur even by the original guy.
And yes, I'm picking up and down, so my technique isn't that bad. I mean, at first I was attempting to pull this off with only my beginner-level downward picking only. I quickly hit that roadblock. I had to start picking alternately, with up and down picking, to double up the speed, or I'd never get to play anything fast. That helped.
Any other tricks I'm missing?
Anyone else hit this little part of the solo and find it very hard to master?
Of course I will continue practicing until I got this run down, I worry I will never get it right because I'm missing something, some technique, that makes it possible. Or, is it possible most people don't play all of the 25 notes in this run? Do most people just skip a few? That can't be the answer, though. If it is, that seems unfulfilling.
If you play guitar and read all this... I sure would appreciate your thoughts....
An original guitar solo by Adrian Vandenberg from the Netherlands.
great guitarist, great lessons thanks so much
Great up until the last part I learn it this way but its wrong, It starts 8th fret on 6th string and move up in 3s. 8,10,12 -10,12,14 then same patern down through the strings, your way is actually harder, still sounds great though.
James Segrue Make it your own. Reb Beach taps that fast run and he plays for Whitesnake. My solution is a legato run from around c ionioan/d dorian up through e phrygian, then just those last few notes on the high e so it ends sounding like the orij. I'm never gonna pick that pattern accurately and can't be bothered practising it. I just incorporate stuff i do practise.
killer fast rippage at the end Carl....
GuitarLessons365Song Can you make an instrumental guitar cover of this. like you did with Beat it. And all the lesson within...Carl ty for all the lesson you have given to us. You actually the one that makes me still want to grab my guitar. and learn. greeting from Denmark
Omg that last part is killing me 😭 I don’t have the speed for it 😂
How about the solo from Looking For Love? That is a sweet piece of music.
This is awesome as usual! I have a request: Can you cover any of the Allman Brothers songs? Preferably ramblin man (Has some interesting licks and solos) or really any of there work would be great! Thanks!
Hey Carl can you please do some DIO guitar lessons when he was in rainbow, black sabbath, and solo
Thanks for another awesome video. Your videos really help out a lot. Was wondering if you could do Seasons by Chris Cornell or girl from the north country by Bob Dylan
Nice tutorial,,,
Can you do Is this love by white snake? Thanks!!!
you great...
Good job. Easier to play that fast part this way
Hi, Carl. Could you please teach Fight Fire With Fire by Metallica?
NOVEMBER RAIN OUTRO SOLO!!!!!!
you have some instrument grounding issue. Hence the noise.
What effects are you using to get that sound?
nice
hey bro great tone -what's happening there?
You should check out the thing that should not be by Metallica
Cobra Kai never dies.
Pretty Pimpin would be a good one
I am trying to work on my scales. in this song does the solo use a certain mode?
Heavy Metal Kendra I know it's been a long time since you asked, I'm somewhat new to modes too, but I'm very certain this is G Ionian or g major. Someone correct me if I'm wrong though!
SphennyMusic lol what are modes?
Pete Friesen Patterns on the guitar neck.
im pretty sure this is a mode for the E Minor scale
late answer but I had to
E aeolian g Ionian same shit
Hey! It would be really cool if you make a video with "Tiny Dancer" by Elton Jhon
its easier to tap the lick at the end
Raining Blood is over 600 likes.Make a full lesson of raining blood.
Ah crap! 😲Here we go again..
I tried to play it but my hands are not long enough to play the fast part.
Try having your hand at a perpendicular angle to the fretboard, makes it easier for your hands to stretch. Then when it gets comfortable it will naturally move back to the slanted way.