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Instantly Improve Your Guitar Solos
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Born in the Manitoba prefecture of Canada, samuraiguitarist, Steve-san Onotera, honed his discipline under the study of the country's most powerful musical sensei.
Bred on rock, raised on the blues, trained in jazz, samuraiguitarist creates incredibly innovative videos that showcase his talents on the guitar.
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I feel kinda disappointed in youtube that your Sensei Series don't get that many views, this is gold stuff.
Thats good for us e.e We can do better than other people *evil laugh*
200K views is pretty good, don't know what it was 4 years ago though
Completely agree mate! I've made some good progress since watching this series, I've learnt a lot, it's a shame really as he deserves much more in my opinion 👍😊
My favorite Solo of all time was Han.
best comment so far!
LOOOOL :D
Bullshit Jaina was better
Best
touché! ha ha
The best solo of all time is David Gilmour in Comfortably Numb
+The10000lbGorilla The way he gets so much emotion out of his guitar...inspiring.
+The10000lbGorilla I agree, that and the light show from Pulse just blows my mind. I've watched that a million times now, lol.
Eh, I myself prefer time, much better.
+The10000lbGorilla I was just about to write that, but I see you beat me to it :)
Kar Smith I dig that one too. I think it's impossible for me to have a favorite, lol.
my personal fav solo of all time is sultan of swings, the 10 minutes live version
No disrespect intended, but I feel like the album version of Sultans is the pinnacle of musical storytelling. The completely laid-back connection between drums and bass and the subtle licks in between each lyric are just so perfect. In any live version I've seen, the soft, dynamic nature of that song were just lost in favour of a larger, more enigmatic sound that makes it too similar to other soulless stadium rock.
how dare you disrespect my taste?!?!!!!!! lol jk. actually in my opinion the studio version is great but its too short. ths live version however, feels crap because i dont wanna hear the audience cheering and clapping. so i kinda wish they did the album version longer
Alex Riese I agree, Sir. Peak Dire Straits was just those four guys playing stripped down music that you'd hear in a bar. You've got to match the music with the lyrics and the magic of Sultans of Swing is lost with the Sax and the Keyboards and so on. The studio version is best, indeed. Good comment👍
Favorite solo of all time -- Time / Pink Floyd!
So I tried tip 1 and tried to sing the guitar solo to Metallica's One. There is something wrong with my voice now...
Rayyan Mobarak REST IN PEACE
Oooh. Lemme try
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Sweet Child o' Mine is probably my favorite solo in existence.
pearl jam-alive is an absolute masterpiece of a song and a solo
Edijs Lohijs agreed, makes me shiver every time I listen to it
That was the most useful video I've seen on this topic. Ever.
One of my favorite solos is from One of These Nights by the Eagles. It has a great feel that fits very well into the music style, it's melodic, makes use of the mid and high range of the instrument, and makes great use of spacing in such a way that you can appreciate every note as part of the story that's being told. That song is just really groovy :)
My all time favorite solo is Little wing by hendrix, that man really bring his guitar alive and she cries like a fucking dying person, it has power, emotion and really feels like an another entity is on stage performing, that solo has it's own existence
Its the easiest solo to play at the same time it is the most difficult thing to deal with, it breaks you in a half that do not want to stop jamming through because if you do so you will be killing this one melancholic and powerful emotion that it brings to you. That's why i fucking love hendrix
Gabriel Lupi Lunguinho on a technical stand point yes it's fairly easy however on a feeling stand point it's hard to nail which is one thing Hendrix Vaughan Clapton and Allman do exceptionally well
Just stumbled across your videos by accident and as a high school music teacher myself, I have to say you're a fantastic tutor. Great work!
My favorite guitar solo is the second solo in "Since I've Been Loving You" by Led Zeppelin. That song is just perfect! I love everything they do in it, in fact I think it's my favorite song.
Floods by Pantera. Has all the technique you covered in this lesson.
David Gilmour's solos in Dogs, and Ritchie Blackmore's solo in Child in Time
My top 3 favorite guitar solos:
- David Gilmour from Pink floyd - "Another Brick On the Wall(Part 2)" with his gold top Les Paul with P90's
- Joe Perry (I think) from Aero Smith - "Walk This Way"
- Don Felder from The Eagles - "One of These Nights"
Thanks for being a true professional!
All your videos are so informative and easy to understand. It's really helping me grow as a player, thank you sensei.
No solo will ever beat the 2nd solo of comfortably numb
Cory Matchett fear of the dark solos stand second
The best of time by dream theater, nothing even comes close to that solo
Cory Matchett time?
@@drewhendrix502 the fuck outta here with dream theater lol
i respect and value your opinion
favorite solo
Covered In Rain - John Mayer
Best solo is Alex Lifeson's solo in La Villa Strangiato
Alex, second solo in 2112. Awesome!
also epic
Rush is my all time favorite band by far, but for me Comfortably Numb is just the best solo, there's so much feel to it even though it's not the most complicated one.
Joey Busnardo I gave up trying to have a favorite band, but Rush is way up there, and, for guitarists, I probably put Alex in my top 5.
Alex is soo underrated, since they're only 3 in the band, he has to fill up so much space compared to other guitarists.
Best solo of all time is Cory Henry's in Lingus.
a particular song or "everything" he's ever played?
Lingus is the song.
V HAS COME TO
a little too artsy for me (and I grew up with Weather Report).....I'd go with Larry Carlton "kid charlemagne" or Robben Ford "talk to your daughter"....
If I remember correctly lingus also has one of the best keyboard solo's of all time absolutely mind blowing.
BloozeDaddy For some reason your comment is spam now, but I'll be sure to listen to those songs.
One of my all time favorite solo's is Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb
The solo from “Just What I Needed” is the entire reason started playing the guitar
Hard to believe no one's mentioned Alex Lifeson of Rush in 'La Villa Strangiato'. Starts off with clean and calm blues and builds into frenzied hard rock shredding over a couple of minutes. One of the most masterful and tasteful solo progressions I've ever heard.
Love that solo!
Thanks so much for putting out this series! It's helped me quite a bit as guitarist transitioning from beginner to intermediate stages of playing. My favorite solo is definitely Sultans of Swing, Mark Knopfler is a genius.
+Aaron Wolf Have you heard the live versions he does of that solo? He does this amazing breakdown in the middle of the solo which gradually builds. I used to watch this video ruclips.net/video/z2nQZPC2uTs/видео.html everyday to get inspired
+samuraiguitarist That's amazing, the whole build up seems to make the ending solo even better. Thanks for sharing!
favorite solos?
Hendrix on All Along the Watchtower. It's far from a virtuoso exposition, but it's perfect.
David Gilmour on Comfortably Numb (both solos). Classic Gilmour. Tasteful licks and bends done masterfully.
I also like a lot of Elliot Easton's work in The Cars, like the solo in Just What I Needed and several others.
3:22 EPIC!! some of my favorite solos are
1.Best of Times - Dream Theater
2.Burden - Opeth
3.Sidewinder - Avenged Sevenfold
4.Beyond the Realms of Death - Judas Priest
5.Tornado of souls - Megadeth
My favorite solo is the second one from still got the blues. It is very melodic and emotional and the pentatonic shredy licks at the end make it stand out from the rest of the blues solos
Oh man that singing one has helped me find a different gear. I used to just try and connect random licks, the singing along is good for finding ways to connect them! Great tip thanks!! 👍🏻
I guess my favorite solo of all time is the one on I Could Have Lied by the Chili Peppers. So expressive! Another one I like a lot is on Welcome Home by Coheed and Cambria. Completely different sound, but the call and response as well as the solos themselves fit the mood of the song so absolutely perfectly.
I play for ten years, I teach people sometimes, record so I don't really look for tutorial videos of how to play. But your channel impressed me, it's something else, the notions are much deeper and easly explained, the theme is funny. And when you said John Frusciante californication... I'm sold. You are the guitar teacher I always wanted but never get. And that I never knew I needed. Awesome job. Thanks for that.
Comfortably Numb would be my choice too but if narrowing to heavier music i never heard better solo than Ron Jarzombek's final, 2 minute solo at the end of Rivers Dancing by Gordian Knot. It is a metal equivalent of Comfortably Numb in emotional storytelling, but using means of expression characteristic to heavier genres.
Stand Inside Your Love is (in my opinion) the greatest guitar solo of all time, It perfectly optimises the "less is more" ideal and the build up and the fade out are second to none.
I love the story telling analogies you use. beautiful way to look at it
I like the lead work in Strange Brew by Cream quite a lot.
Another awesome video, thanks samuraiguitarist.
Yes. Creams the best
Jimi's "Red House," Brad Nowell's "Pawn Shop," and Gilmour's "Comfortably Numb" showcase leads that, some time ago, really inspired me to pick up guitar, and are to this day favorites of mine.
I just found your videos, but I respect you as a musician. The way you act and talk, you just seem like you know everything about music.
Great tips, awesome lighting.
Uy it should
This channel is awesome, there is no filler and straight info. Keep it up man!
All Paul Masvidal solos on Traced In Air. Perfectly sums up the whole speak with your notes idea.
Could you do a video on how to play faster/tips how how to keep your playing clean and sharp while playing fast if you like to play with more distortion. Thanks for the awesome videos!
Ryan Wish I hope it happens. I would love to see how to do it.
Bryan "Monte" Money, Fire It Up by Escape The Fate. That solo os everything talked about in this video.
My favorite solo of all time is SlipKnoT's "Nomadic".
I remember when I first heard it. I was in disbelief. It tells a story. You can hear the free spirited child inside James Root manifest in that solo! You can picture it!
I hate to use the term when describing a SlipKnoT song because they're my favorite Metal band but.......
The solo is Beautiful. A MASTERPIECE.
The best thing ever is when you're improvising with someone and you're both perfectly in sync with eachother and you just give eachother a look and you both know exactly what to do and when then do it.... it's magical
Dude this channel is a gold mine and the fact that u just recommended Gilmour and Froosh only adds to ur awesomeness keep it up! I am honored to be ur grasshopper :)
That last part you said was spot on. That point where everyone is at the same place, same time, same dimension is amazing. Everyone giving just enough space for everyone. It's magic.
Man that 'Treat solos as Story' really changed my perspective... thanks man!!
Great tips especially the one about no short cuts! Always liked Larry Carlton's solo on Steely Dan's Don't Take Me Alive.
selkies the endless obsession has to be one of my favorites its long but its such a great story in my oppinion, floods by pantera definitely makes waves in my book, and the entire darkest hour album "deliver us" gives me chills every time.
There are many great solos, but tgree that spring to mind are:
Brent Hinds Oblivion-Mastodon
Steven Wilson Sound of Muzak-Porcupine tree
Steve Hackett Firth of Fifth-Genesis
those tips are all very good and are exactly what many guitarists lack or overlook. My cousin is a very good musician and he told me once that while playing, he can tell if the other musicians in the band are listening to themselves or to the band.
This really short solo at 3:35 sounds perfect "wings of reality" - Angra
Massive Respect for imparting your knowledge with us!
I really like the lighting you use for your vlogs. Although I am not a musician I have great respect for you musicians. You give very solid advise and it really shows how passionate you are about music. I like to draw and music is my muse. Keep up the good work.
Just found your channel. Very helpful videos, thank you very much! :)
Welcome, glad you found your way here!
I know, right? i just found it too and I really liked it
The first tip about singing along to your playing is genius. I can always scat a solo better than I can play it, it only makes sense to practice both in unison.
Great tips. I sometimes sing my solos as i'm driving or doing something besides playing. Singing along while working out the part is speeding up the process. never thought to do that, thanks.
Solo at the end of the Carpenters' 'Good-by to Love' is pretty good, but very well played. One of my other faves is in "Spirit in the Sky"; the guitarist was given total freedom by Norman Greenbaum
the eagles hotel califonia has one of the best solo's i've ever heard. i love your channel, it's helped a lot, thank you.
"Not *that* thing..." LOL!
Hi Steve, I gotta say this is definitely a good video, not only the information in it but also the way you keep a funny flow in it which does not seem fake nor like you're "trying to hard".
A couple of favorite solos: Wishlist - Pearl Jam, Wet sand - RHCP
One of my favourite solos has got to be the one in QOTSAs Smooth Sailing, perfectly matches the song and what it's all about!
+OrangesofSymmetry I love QOTSA!! They have a lot of cool tones coming from there rigs.
on the topic of Josh Homme, I saw a video of him that said that his gimmick that really makes his style his is that he doesn't play thirds or seventh
on the topic of Josh Homme, I saw a video of him that said that his gimmick that really makes his style his is that he doesn't play thirds or seventh
I think your referring to Guitar Moves Ep.3 on Noisey. It was a great series and wish there were more.
Robert Corker interesting, I never knew that! Maybe that explains the song 3's & 7's hahaha.
My all time favourite solo is... well, basically EVERY solo of AC/DC!
The entire recording of Jacqueline du Pre playing Edward Elgar’s cello concert back in november 1970. Now that is a solo worth a good glass of vine (or beer or what ever you may enjoy) a dark november evening. Just please list to it on vinyl if at all possible.
Almost no advices on scales, exercises.. That's awesome dude, your channel is different from other ones. Your simple advices have a much deeper meaning behind them. Genius.
Could you do a video on how to give your solos and rythm playing a deeper, mysterious atmosphere?
Thanks in advance, and keep up the good work!
Nice,you left out the resolution on the one solo! Went perfectly with what you were saying.
you making a perfect Sensei for those who wanna learn more to improve their skills . thumbs up for the efforts
It might not be in the class of what most would consider a good solo, but on Tom Waits Clap hands the short solo in that has always fascinated me. Love your series by the way.
Have you ever done a segment about key changes? How to change keys appropriately and smoothly, maybe a little about voice leading?
Pagan's Mind - Alien Kamikaze solo, amazing intonation and groove, love that solo!
Your way to explain things is epic and the music behind, I'm eternal now.
Awesome way to approach the soloing. Thanks for sharing the ideas.
Favorite solo of all time? So many it's hard to choose, but I'll go with Santeria by Sublime. - tomorrow I might pick a different one ;)
I always loved and was very impressed by the solo in Deep Purple's Child in Time.
I have many 'favorites' but Petrucci's outro solo on Innocence Faded was the first to come to mind... so much feel, melodicism (is that a word???), & punch... I'm hard pressed to think of one that builds to a more satisfying payoff. Great channel by the way...
Gold stuff, great video man. I'll start applying the concepts ASAP. A solo that really changed my view on guitar playing was on the classic Jamtrackcentral video of Fives by Guthrie Govan. I remember listening to it 6-7 years ago for the first time, when I was just a kid and didn't know jack shit about music and thinking "this guy has something different. I want that". I hold it very dear to my heart to this day.
The solo in "Too Far Gone" by Slash and Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators (World on Fire album)
The writing analogy is absolutely beautiful.
John Petruccis solo on The Spirit Carries On is pretty fantastic, both live and studio versions
I've been watching a bunch of your videos lately, thanks for being really informative and funny as hell all at once!
the solo from the original you really got me always gets a smirk out of me ^^
cool tips...my favorites... Duane Allman, Eric Clapton, SRV...oh so many
once again thank you for the great tips, I have been really listening to myself and I have found quite a few mistakes I have been making, and I am working on correcting those problems
my favorites are the solo from Eruption by Eddie Van Halen and the fast solo from Soothesayer by Buckethead, and the solo from Walk by Pantera, performed by Dimebag Darrell XD
Really good videos dude, they're helping me out a lot. Especially because you mention things i never would have actively thought about. Props to you, keep that shit up!
One of my all time favs:
David Gilmore on comfortably numb
Midnight at the Oasis by the incredible Amos Garrett. One of the most challenging and iconic from pop music.
BTW, I just love your work. You do what you do as good or better than anyone I've seen.
Song " I need peace "
Band , frank black and the Catholics
Great solo, underrated guitarist. Actually the solo is one continuous solo, split into two styles.
Jeff Loomis' solo in The River Dragon Has Come. It has a very diminished/atonal feel and it's fast but somehow, it has that "x-factor" that sets it apart from a lot of flashy cliche metal solos.
David Gilmore in "Comfortably Numb". Talk about musical stories - he writes a best- selling novel. I get chills everytime I hear it.
another good solo tip is "start low / end high".....you build tension . Joe Bonamassa on "Takin' The Hit" is a great example. OF course...you can also make it work the opposite way....Felder's "one of these nights' solo is a good example of that but he does bring it back up by the end of the solo setting up the chorus again.
The best video about solos I ever saw on RUclips! Love your psychological and artistic approaches! Greetings from Brazil :)
This is not a common one but Pat Metheny's solo on Goodbye from the live Travels album. It's a masterpiece!
My Favorite solo of all time is/was the solo of keep the faith i think, but to me every Richie sambora solo is just magic to my ears
One of my favourite guitar solos of all time would have to be Little Sister by QOTSA. The mix of pacing, oddness and slight sexiness really compliment the lyrics and the themes of the song and that's what makes a good solo for me.
Loved that Californication album artwork
Holy shit I just wrote my first solo by doing the treating the solo as a story idea.. Dude you're the best teacher ever I'm subscribing right away! Also, one of my favorite solos ever is the first solo in 1.618 by Allegaeon. Quiiiite a hard solo to lift by ear hahaha
This is one the best videos I've watched on RUclips in a while, and it had some great ideas/tips. Thanks bro - subbed.
Favorite solo: Jack White on "There's No Home For You Here" off of Elephant (1:53-2:30).
More importantly:
From the principles you hit for good soloing (many thanks), I'd love to see how they play out across genres... or the hardware itself.
I have a classical Brazilian guitar on which I attempt things like... Beatles. Semi-hollow body electric with jazz strings... Zeppelin. Just got a righteous Martin acoustic... The Hives.*
My point: how you do feel about the intersection of gear/genre/your soloing principles?
*I royally tank on all the above.
These videos are amazing help. Appreciate them man
Like your series of music tips, it is clear cut on fact and funny along the way!