Despite listening to them for longer than I want to say-I still have no idea: did Kirk or James actually use a sitar on the album version or is it just effects?
@@thedazedbandman hmm it actually sounds like a sitar on the album but it would be cool if kirk or james used a bunch effects to get a sitar tone on a guitar
I get to teach middle school guitar classes thanks to the Songbirds Foundation! Thanks so much for helping us keep music education thriving in Chattanooga!
I always did prefer the more vintage and local guitar stores because it was just a mystery waiting to be unraveled. Something about the uniqueness is quite magical.
For sure.. I found my favorite les paul special in a small local shop in my area.. I later found out that it was built on the day I was born.. how bout that for fate.
So many 60's and 70's songs had sitar solos. One of my favorites is BJ Thomas "Hooked On A Feeling", and one of the most used in commercials is Pat Metheny's "Last Train Home". In concert he plays an old Silvertone electric sitar. That's one of the few guitars I've never owned, but now, you've inspired me to look for one. That one looks like it's not as much of a maintenance nightmare as the old ones.
Coral Sitar is the famous one from the ‘60s, with the extra harp strings, but there’s also their “Baby” model that looks like this, but still has that sitar sound.
That may have been the last popular song with electric sitar, and it was "after the wave." The previous one I recall was "Come And Get You Love" and that was about three years earlier.
Thanks for your time. Instantly made a donation to songbirds young children need music. My high school by the time we came around had threw em in a messy dusty pile in the corner of the gym balcony and without my mother enrolling me in the summer program to clean the school to reduce the tuition cost I would of never seen how music programs in school were done away with. Music is very important, and instruments were always my own personal Mr. Miyagi. With that said an early introduction in a teaching environment is necessary. Peace.
I believe that's pretty much how these are designed, afaik the saddles are designed in such a way to make them buzz out in order to imitate the sound of a sitar
Interesting choice. I don’t have a sitar, but I know how to make my guitar sound like one. I saw Joe Satriani do it in an instructional video back in the day using the heel of the palm on the strings. It’s difficult for me to do with any consistency, but it works.🤘🏻🎸
Yeah this was a pretty cool video dude. I hoped that when you did the "Paint it Black" intro that you would've gone into the rushing sound of the chords but maybe next time. Also for Sitar learn "Angie" and its variant progressions, that would be really cool to listen to and show.
Well this is absolutely awesome man good for you Tyler and that's pretty cool that you donated some money also those kids will definitely appreciate it how cool love you man keep on rockin brother love everything you do
Man i wish i lived in a city with a cool guitar shop like that. The only place we have here in fresno California is a small guitar center and a couple small pawn shops that never have any guitars and if they do they are always garbage. I know some places dont even have a GC so i should be grateful but still man. Those shops he always goes to always make so jealous
You're such a fucking legend, my god. Playing Wherever I May Roam on a sitar with absolute fucking style, you rock! Also, I noticed the new haircut, really suits you, see how long you can get it. You ever tried the Yamaha Revstar Rs320? My mom's ordered one, I'm really grateful that she did, along with the Fender Mustang LT50 (there were no LT25s on Mannys and there was a 1k spending limit).
Thanks for showcasing a guitar sound that appeared in every 60's psychedelic tune! In hearing those songs back then I aways thought it was some instrument from India. Whereas, the guitar in this video gives the same vibe but looks just like a standard run of the mill electric guitar. Did you get the chance to see how the guitar was wired to ge that unique sound? Thanks for sharing!
It's all in the bridge, a kind of flat nut under the strings that they buzz against, creating that sound. Not sure how it compares to how an actual sitar bridge is made.
You hands down are one of the best musicians I have heard on here , your sitar performance at the end was played with such perfection and feeling I felt it in my soul, that was excellent
i once had a guitar that sounded alike. Had to adjust the neck😁 But very cool choice. The crazier the instrument, the more the fun. Creativity knows no boundaries and never should!
really sounds nice, i remember a lot of groups in the late 60's would have that sitar sound in some of their songs and i wasn't sure how they got it. brings ya back.
Nice! If case you you don't know (as I didn't know until recently), the main guitar riff in Red Bone's "Come And Get Your Love" is played on a electric sitar. Maybe that will inspire a video!
I've been watching for a bit and there is no denying your talent. I only wish I had a tenth of it just to play basic guitar. In the mean time, I'll be informed and entertained by folks like you. Today, you took it over the top and I'm now a Subscriber. 🙂 And all this because of algorithms and an innocent attempt to paint something for an Eddy Van Halen fan. And, I succeeded. For now, I'll stick with my painting but will be watching you.
its its never too late to pick up a guitar its more simple than you think. the problem is getting your hands to do what you want. but trust me anyone can do it with practice. music hits different when you play along with it.
Hey, Heavy Art, it worked the same when I took up painting. Once I took the step, laid some paint on, and ignored my fears and excuses, I am now an artist. Gonna be a toss up between drums or a guitar. Shucks, I'm still young enough, I'll learn BOTH! 😄 Thanks for the encouraging words. I believe you.
Awesome man :) I think that maybe a bigger/fatter gauge strings would have a huge impact on the sound of this thing. It would probably sound even more awesome :)
That sitar is absolutely bitching. Such a dynamic instrument that is underused. I am surprised people don't use it in the bridge or interlude of a song.
I love that you went straight to wherever I may roam! Haha so good! You could’ve gone to don’t come around here no more and come and get your love and I would’ve been excited as well. Good stuff as always! ☸️🕉
I've been buying or building guitars and effects and donating them to the Jimi Hendrix Foundation. They do the same for underprivileged kids and donating to a music based charity is a great way to pay it forward.
Would not have been my first choice, but given you already have a couple dozen of my “first choices,” it makes perfect sense. Look forward to seeing/hearing more of your Sitarish playing.
This now my favorite video on this channel for a few reasons: 1) Sitar 2) the obligatory “Wherever I May Roam” intro. 3) the Tom Sawyer riff (seems Tyler has been listening to rush more recently) 4) the facial expressions during the Sitar solo near the end of the video. Thanks Tyler for the solid entertainment and Sitarness on this video.
You’re playing in the same room I played in at Carters Vintage Guitars! There was a Gibson Dove that I played there that was the most beautiful sounding guitar I ever played.
That eletric sitar is really cool . Danelectro was really the firs companies to do eletric Sitars . I think their version of the same thing was released in 1964. I could be wrong on the year.
That is an awesome instrument! I love the bit of Rush's Tom Sawyer...what would sound really interesting would be the opening riff to Spirit of Radio! Great video!
That is such an awesome instrument. I've no joke considered getting one at some point for myself for a long while just because they're so unique.. and suprisingly great accompaniments to rock and metal when done tastefully.
I watched this video a while back, maybe a little over a year ago, and me and my family went to Nashville for me and my mom's birthday this year. And, as a beginner guitar player, needed my first big boy guitar. This was the first store I thought of when nashville was mention, all because of this video. And now because of it, I am a proud owner of a 1998 Fender Telesonic with the original DeArmond pickups.
Got a local shop near me that actually supplies wire for most big string companies .. they do custom work as well love local shops.. canyon acoustics loveland colorado
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Check out The GREATEST Sitar Riffs in Rock History video I made with this: ruclips.net/video/PnJTwKvXXdU/видео.html
I can't believe you left your camera 😂 sick pick up 👌
Of course, you find a sitar-esque instrument, and it's obligatory to play "wherever I may roam". Respect!
Despite listening to them for longer than I want to say-I still have no idea: did Kirk or James actually use a sitar on the album version or is it just effects?
@@thedazedbandman hmm it actually sounds like a sitar on the album but it would be cool if kirk or james used a bunch effects to get a sitar tone on a guitar
@@thedazedbandman Electro-Harmonix makes a sitar pedal. It's kinda pricey tho. But I am sure Kirk could afford one.
Glad someone else said it haha
Should do the holy wars clean part
I get to teach middle school guitar classes thanks to the Songbirds Foundation! Thanks so much for helping us keep music education thriving in Chattanooga!
I always did prefer the more vintage and local guitar stores because it was just a mystery waiting to be unraveled. Something about the uniqueness is quite magical.
Waiting to unravel your wallet
@@ttt69420 that's a very fair point haha
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For sure.. I found my favorite les paul special in a small local shop in my area.. I later found out that it was built on the day I was born.. how bout that for fate.
this place he went to is world famous
So many 60's and 70's songs had sitar solos. One of my favorites is BJ Thomas "Hooked On A Feeling", and one of the most used in commercials is Pat Metheny's "Last Train Home". In concert he plays an old Silvertone electric sitar. That's one of the few guitars I've never owned, but now, you've inspired me to look for one. That one looks like it's not as much of a maintenance nightmare as the old ones.
Don't forget "Paint It Black". Classic Shankar inspired grooviness.
Personal favorite of mine is the electric sitar solo in "Do it Again" by Steely Dan.
Coral Sitar is the famous one from the ‘60s, with the extra harp strings, but there’s also their “Baby” model that looks like this, but still has that sitar sound.
I'm pretty sure Reggie Young played on BJ's tune. Reggie was on countless sessions with the faux sitar!!!
That may have been the last popular song with electric sitar, and it was "after the wave." The previous one I recall was "Come And Get You Love" and that was about three years earlier.
It really does sound like an electric banjo. Appreciate the Rush lick!
.... Bill monroe and earl scruggs are comforting each other after reading this comment.
@@badm.d 🤣
Electric banjo?
@@HonkerinoXD they exist. so do electric ukuleles, mandolins, cellos, violins. every string instrument
As an employee at a guitar store, I appreciate that you called and asked if you could record before arriving at the store
Hi
Thanks for your time. Instantly made a donation to songbirds young children need music. My high school by the time we came around had threw em in a messy dusty pile in the corner of the gym balcony and without my mother enrolling me in the summer program to clean the school to reduce the tuition cost I would of never seen how music programs in school were done away with. Music is very important, and instruments were always my own personal Mr. Miyagi. With that said an early introduction in a teaching environment is necessary. Peace.
EVERY 5 YEAR OLD ON EARTH should have a UKE and a tiny CASIO keyboard.
@@jonbongjovi1869 yessir ... anything they can use to express themselves let them have it. 🎼
I see why they say “not every hero wears a cape”
The shock I experienced when you pulled the sitar onto your lap and started playing "Wherever I May Roam"
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As soon as I heard how it sounded I was hoping you’d play ‘Wherever I May Roam.’ Thank you! It sounds so good
Right away when I heard the sitar sound I told myself that he WILL PLAY THAT EPIC INTRO OF WHEREVER I MAY ROAM!!! Yeah!!!!
Exactly that! After the very first note that came out of that thing I knew what I would play If I was there, and there it was xD
Oh wow! That's really something special as a find and sound. Definitely looking forward to more videos with it, especially to share them with my dad!
That sitar has more quack than a strat, wow! It’s like a strat where every note gets choked out by fret buzz, like an intentional mistake
What strats are you playing dude??
Dude, if your having those issues with your strat, you really need to send it to a guitar tech
@@MarioHernandez-zc7dv . That was a reply from someone who read someone Else's Reply and reacted , without WATCHING THE FUCKING VIDEO .
I believe that's pretty much how these are designed, afaik the saddles are designed in such a way to make them buzz out in order to imitate the sound of a sitar
Interesting choice. I don’t have a sitar, but I know how to make my guitar sound like one. I saw Joe Satriani do it in an instructional video back in the day using the heel of the palm on the strings. It’s difficult for me to do with any consistency, but it works.🤘🏻🎸
Sometimes your sleeves can help you achieve this effect
You're my favorite RUclipsr you inspired me to get back into guitar.
Same
@@booksforprogress5307 suck
@@jesuschrist4185 me off LOL
@@jesuschrist4185 I had to hahaha
@@markusaurelius777 you’re going straight to hell buddy hahah
Yeah this was a pretty cool video dude. I hoped that when you did the "Paint it Black" intro that you would've gone into the rushing sound of the chords but maybe next time. Also for Sitar learn "Angie" and its variant progressions, that would be really cool to listen to and show.
Well this is absolutely awesome man good for you Tyler and that's pretty cool that you donated some money also those kids will definitely appreciate it how cool love you man keep on rockin brother love everything you do
Electric sitar? Sounds cool, definitely something to have in the collection
i have one
@@denizbluemusic cool
Put a smile on my face when you played wherever I my roam, that so was cool!
I was so happy when you played Wherever I May Roam, because thats the first song to come to my mind when I heard that tone. :)
Great video!! Love the hair!!! 😉
That’s just so….awesome, different and unique!
Great video and awesome playing!
Man i wish i lived in a city with a cool guitar shop like that. The only place we have here in fresno California is a small guitar center and a couple small pawn shops that never have any guitars and if they do they are always garbage. I know some places dont even have a GC so i should be grateful but still man. Those shops he always goes to always make so jealous
I live near fresno too dude. I wanna improve my playing or get pointers. But yea I only go there for strings lol
I was waiting for Denny Dias’ Electric Sitar solo from Steely Dan’s “Do it again”!That Sitar would be a nice addition to anyones arsenal.
Love the sound. Need to make more videos👍 with this.
You're such a fucking legend, my god.
Playing Wherever I May Roam on a sitar with absolute fucking style, you rock!
Also, I noticed the new haircut, really suits you, see how long you can get it.
You ever tried the Yamaha Revstar Rs320? My mom's ordered one, I'm really grateful that she did, along with the Fender Mustang LT50 (there were no LT25s on Mannys and there was a 1k spending limit).
That Metallica lick sounded so good fr
@@SAdigitalproductions I know.
Fantastic video! Leaving the camera after triple checking was just a cherry on top.
Thanks for showcasing a guitar sound that appeared in every 60's psychedelic tune! In hearing those songs back then I aways thought it was some instrument from India. Whereas, the guitar in this video gives the same vibe but looks just like a standard run of the mill electric guitar. Did you get the chance to see how the guitar was wired to ge that unique sound? Thanks for sharing!
It's all in the bridge, a kind of flat nut under the strings that they buzz against, creating that sound. Not sure how it compares to how an actual sitar bridge is made.
You hands down are one of the best musicians I have heard on here , your sitar performance at the end was played with such perfection and feeling I felt it in my soul, that was excellent
i once had a guitar that sounded alike. Had to adjust the neck😁
But very cool choice. The crazier the instrument, the more the fun. Creativity knows no boundaries and never should!
really sounds nice, i remember a lot of groups in the late 60's would have that sitar sound in some of their songs and i wasn't sure how they got it. brings ya back.
Rush, Rolling Stones, Metallica, Police! You were really busting out the classics and sounding great on that thing.
You can tell you just love playing that thing. Good times!
That's awesome, Tyler! I would love to hear you play the Sitar solo from "Do It Again" by Steely Dan!
An amazing sound and an excellent choice!
Sitar is Win!!
Love that Tyler has reached a place where he's going "I just really need a Carolina blue one".
Nice! If case you you don't know (as I didn't know until recently), the main guitar riff in Red Bone's "Come And Get Your Love" is played on a electric sitar. Maybe that will inspire a video!
I've been watching for a bit and there is no denying your talent. I only wish I had a tenth of it just to play basic guitar. In the mean time, I'll be informed and entertained by folks like you. Today, you took it over the top and I'm now a Subscriber. 🙂
And all this because of algorithms and an innocent attempt to paint something for an Eddy Van Halen fan. And, I succeeded.
For now, I'll stick with my painting but will be watching you.
its its never too late to pick up a guitar its more simple than you think. the problem is getting your hands to do what you want. but trust me anyone can do it with practice. music hits different when you play along with it.
Hey, Heavy Art, it worked the same when I took up painting. Once I took the step, laid some paint on, and ignored my fears and excuses, I am now an artist. Gonna be a toss up between drums or a guitar. Shucks, I'm still young enough, I'll learn BOTH! 😄
Thanks for the encouraging words. I believe you.
Inspiration comes in many forms. Kudos to you.
That really was a good pickup. Now play "Love You To", "Within You Without You" and "Norwegian Wood" by The Beatles! I want to hear it! lol.
4:45 Tyler playing wherever I may roam is the most awesome thing on a “sitar”
Awesome man :) I think that maybe a bigger/fatter gauge strings would have a huge impact on the sound of this thing. It would probably sound even more awesome :)
Cool fusion of sound with the sitar -- very enjoyable
That sitar is absolutely bitching. Such a dynamic instrument that is underused. I am surprised people don't use it in the bridge or interlude of a song.
::steve vai has entered the chat::
@@johnaranjo2059 *_Runs away at the mere sight of the Hydra guitar_*
AWESOME choice!
Spiritual growth moment steeping off the beaten path - courageous as hell!
Closing jam was righteous. 11/10
WOW, brave choice. Can't pass up on something you may not consider again soon. Hard choice as the custom built tele sounded incredible.
I absolutely love your choice. Put more videos about it
Couple of things.
1. Does it have decent higher fret access?
2. Can it cut through the mix?
3. How does it sound in front of a Metal Zone?
Also, what brand is it and how much did it cost?
These are made by Jerry Jones. Or should I say, “no longer made” by Jerry Jones. He closed up shop about 6-7 years ago.
@@jamesmoore9596 it Looks exactly Like the Danelectro DBS68 Reissue Baby Sitar VS
Except for color and headstock logo
I love that you went straight to wherever I may roam! Haha so good!
You could’ve gone to don’t come around here no more and come and get your love and I would’ve been excited as well. Good stuff as always! ☸️🕉
I really wanna hear some death metal on the new Alien Banjo
Hell ya
Ey that’s so cool you uploaded it on my birthday thank you so much for that great gift 😁
I visited that store when I was in Nashville this past December! Neat place. 😀
I've been buying or building guitars and effects and donating them to the Jimi Hendrix Foundation. They do the same for underprivileged kids and donating to a music based charity is a great way to pay it forward.
Brilliant 🙌🏼!🔥 Great choice. Sounds awesome!
liking the grown out hair 👍
Tyler can make anything sound good! You rock!
Definitely a find! Congratulations
I love the ones where you play...I still want you to do a tutorial on the solo when you purchased the Suhr Guitar please! 🙏 🙏 🙏
That new toy looks just amazing 😍
I am soooo jealous and impatiently waiting for you to create some crazy sounds with this sitar! Totally cool!!
My mom got me one of these bad boys for my 16th birthday, absolutely delightful little instruments.
These were oddly used on country records in the late 90s. Listen to “That’s How Love Moves” by Faith Hill. It plays the main lick!
Hall and Oates hit “ Every Time you Go Away.”
I totally love your platform,i'am a proud guitar junkie.......two thumbs up bro!!
Awesome! You made the right choice!!
Nice get! The sonic possibilities are gonna be awesome!
So freaking cool. Love that sound
That thing is crazy! I love it! Great find man. Definitely a unique sound.
thanks for still putting out good stuff man
This made me smile a lot :)
I LOVE that place.
Thanks for working hard and putting out great content. I always look forwards to your vids! Much love
Would not have been my first choice, but given you already have a couple dozen of my “first choices,” it makes perfect sense. Look forward to seeing/hearing more of your Sitarish playing.
You influenced me to get my first guitar a month ago! Love your content!
Me and my family were going nuts when unc beat duke and we were mourning the loss from Kansas. Also love the guitar you bought!
This thing is so freaking cool! I can’t wait for your next video with it, keep it up Tyler🔥
Super cool! I thought I was gonna hear some bridge of sighs at the end🤩
This now my favorite video on this channel for a few reasons: 1) Sitar 2) the obligatory “Wherever I May Roam” intro. 3) the Tom Sawyer riff (seems Tyler has been listening to rush more recently) 4) the facial expressions during the Sitar solo near the end of the video. Thanks Tyler for the solid entertainment and Sitarness on this video.
Was that sitar solo an actual song?
@@setled6952 exactly what i'm trying to find
Best video in a while. Just all the way around
You’re playing in the same room I played in at Carters Vintage Guitars! There was a Gibson Dove that I played there that was the most beautiful sounding guitar I ever played.
Nice find, and it sounds great!
Love the jam at the end.
Carter Vintage is such a great store. I don’t go nearly enough. Always some good stuff in there.
It sounds AWESOME!!!!!
That eletric sitar is really cool . Danelectro was really the firs companies to do eletric Sitars . I think their version of the same thing was released in 1964. I could be wrong on the year.
That is an awesome instrument! I love the bit of Rush's Tom Sawyer...what would sound really interesting would be the opening riff to Spirit of Radio! Great video!
Actually a SICK find and purchase. Now I want to play one!
Seeing your video after a long time. Your new hair style is looking cool.
*EPIC* purchase, IMO. Sounds great !!!
That is such an awesome instrument. I've no joke considered getting one at some point for myself for a long while just because they're so unique.. and suprisingly great accompaniments to rock and metal when done tastefully.
What a great find!
This video made me smile.
I watched this video a while back, maybe a little over a year ago, and me and my family went to Nashville for me and my mom's birthday this year. And, as a beginner guitar player, needed my first big boy guitar. This was the first store I thought of when nashville was mention, all because of this video. And now because of it, I am a proud owner of a 1998 Fender Telesonic with the original DeArmond pickups.
So sick. Thanks for always making glorious content
Got a local shop near me that actually supplies wire for most big string companies .. they do custom work as well love local shops.. canyon acoustics loveland colorado
I hope shops realize how cool these videos make them look. Carter Vintage Guitars is awesome.
I didn't realize you were in my area recording this...👍👍
That is so freaking cool! Great sounds!
Excellent choice.
Hairstyle looks good on you man
What a great find!!!
I would've purchased that as well.