Peter, I knew you were going to make this special, but WOW, this truly is an amazing interpretation. I love the tasteful, additional flourishes that you included, here and there. This was absolutely brilliant. I am so very glad that you had a good time studying, learning and practicing this piece, to share with us all, here. I certainly had a huge smile on my face listening to your magnificent performance. I really can't speak more highly of your work, your amazing technical skills, your attention to details, accuracy, articulation, vibrato. I know I have mentioned this before, but the overall production values really set your videos apart -- the excellent audio, combined with the ideal lighting, framing and composition of the video. It bears repeating, but what is most appreciated is the fact that you are not playing over the original studio recording. You have made your own backing/rhythm track, which allows us (the viewer) to clearly hear YOU, and your excellent performance. I hope other viewers and fellow guitarists appreciate this fact...because, there are so many RUclips guitarists that simply play over the original artist's studio recording. It makes things very muddy, and, IMHO, it also conceals mistakes and inaccuracies in the RUclips guitarists performance. I know that this is going to make a bunch of Yngwie fans (and guitarists in general) very happy, when they view this video. Thank You! Finally, we now have a legitimate, perfect, live visual performance of this hidden gem. Cheers, John
Thank you for the kind words John, glad you enjoyed it. I did leave in in a few minor flaws so it's not quite perfect, but I think it turned out well enough. Yes I made a backing track this time, because I was playing steel I couldn't use the original nylon track. Otherwise I prefer using original music when possible just to get that original vibe. It can as you say, get muddy working that way if you're not careful. I think it works fairly well if your playing is precise and the music track is EQ'ed a certain way. Many drum covers are done like that, which is where I got the idea from in the first place. So yeah, this cover may have been a bit off the beaten path for this channel but a fun experiment nonetheless.
@@ClassicSoloSpotlight Hi Peter, I hear you about the original music. Indeed, I might have been more clear. In previous covers, if you used original tracks, you were always careful to minimize/reduce the level of the main lead guitar, via EQ. Of course, in those cases, the fact that your playing is tracking the actual recorded lead(s) so well, is what is so amazing. Besides your obvious technical virtuosity, this requires a fantastic sense of timing and intuitive feel for the nuances and dynamics of the original artist. Also, I can well imagine, to pull off such precision and fidelity to the original, it must involve serious dedication/study and good 'ol fashioned blood, sweat and tears -- i.e., Practice, Practice, Practice. Cheers, John
Master of hand coordination! Whoever can play descending fourths on multiple strings and pick them all, especially on an acoustic with no compression from distorsion, is the real deal :) hats off!
@@MagyHimself Can you please explain to me the concept of descending fourths? Why is it called a "fourth"? It would be amazing if you took the time. Thanks in advance.
Sir, you are a true maestro! Just found your channel. I've been a fan of Malmsteen since 1988 when another camper at summer camp in Maine said "hey, check this guy out". Completely changed my taste in music forever.
That sounded like it could have come right off Al Di Meola's Elegant Gypsy album, but I think even Di Meola would be impressed with that. Insane. I have no business owning a guitar.
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Peter, I knew you were going to make this special, but WOW, this truly is an amazing interpretation. I love the tasteful, additional flourishes that you included, here and there. This was absolutely brilliant. I am so very glad that you had a good time studying, learning and practicing this piece, to share with us all, here. I certainly had a huge smile on my face listening to your magnificent performance. I really can't speak more highly of your work, your amazing technical skills, your attention to details, accuracy, articulation, vibrato.
I know I have mentioned this before, but the overall production values really set your videos apart -- the excellent audio, combined with the ideal lighting, framing and composition of the video. It bears repeating, but what is most appreciated is the fact that you are not playing over the original studio recording. You have made your own backing/rhythm track, which allows us (the viewer) to clearly hear YOU, and your excellent performance. I hope other viewers and fellow guitarists appreciate this fact...because, there are so many RUclips guitarists that simply play over the original artist's studio recording. It makes things very muddy, and, IMHO, it also conceals mistakes and inaccuracies in the RUclips guitarists performance.
I know that this is going to make a bunch of Yngwie fans (and guitarists in general) very happy, when they view this video. Thank You! Finally, we now have a legitimate, perfect, live visual performance of this hidden gem.
Cheers,
John
Thank you for the kind words John, glad you enjoyed it. I did leave in in a few minor flaws so it's not quite perfect, but I think it turned out well enough. Yes I made a backing track this time, because I was playing steel I couldn't use the original nylon track. Otherwise I prefer using original music when possible just to get that original vibe. It can as you say, get muddy working that way if you're not careful. I think it works fairly well if your playing is precise and the music track is EQ'ed a certain way. Many drum covers are done like that, which is where I got the idea from in the first place. So yeah, this cover may have been a bit off the beaten path for this channel but a fun experiment nonetheless.
@@ClassicSoloSpotlight
Hi Peter,
I hear you about the original music. Indeed, I might have been more clear. In previous covers, if you used original tracks, you were always careful to minimize/reduce the level of the main lead guitar, via EQ. Of course, in those cases, the fact that your playing is tracking the actual recorded lead(s) so well, is what is so amazing. Besides your obvious technical virtuosity, this requires a fantastic sense of timing and intuitive feel for the nuances and dynamics of the original artist. Also, I can well imagine, to pull off such precision and fidelity to the original, it must involve serious dedication/study and good 'ol fashioned blood, sweat and tears -- i.e., Practice, Practice, Practice.
Cheers,
John
I am happy to round it up to 50, the number of likes under your comment! 🤝
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pompuan la dgn laki takut..
Bravissimo 👍
Master of hand coordination! Whoever can play descending fourths on multiple strings and pick them all, especially on an acoustic with no compression from distorsion, is the real deal :) hats off!
Descending fourths? You mean a 4 notes per string pattern?
@ nope, variable amounts of notes per string
@@MagyHimself Can you please explain to me the concept of descending fourths? Why is it called a "fourth"? It would be amazing if you took the time. Thanks in advance.
This is insane, brilliant playing.
Amazing , there are so few covers of this masterpiece and this is the best!
Thank you, I took a bit of chance with this one!
Love to watch your left hand movement...your picking also..the attack and the vibrato is spot on
Precision is the key!! He got the keys to lambo!! Awesome!! 🤘🏼
Hahaha
This was the first Malmsteen's song that i listened, then i turn myself a fan and started to play guitar! ( i think i discovered the legend in 2010)
Amazing and Incredible dude 🎸🎸🎸🎸
Thank you
Que calidad, simplemente perfecto.
Perfect and clean ❤
Sir, you are a true maestro! Just found your channel. I've been a fan of Malmsteen since 1988 when another camper at summer camp in Maine said "hey, check this guy out". Completely changed my taste in music forever.
Flawless ... 👌👍👏
wow! You are so talent !
Thank you sir
This is amazing! Yngwie would be proud.
Чистая работа, получил удовольствие от прослушивания и просмотра! 😊
Holy hell. That was incredible.
Glad you liked it, thank you.
Bravo!!!! Bravísimo!!
just wow!
Love you man. Keep making your beautiful videos.
Thank you for that. I definitely will
Brilliant!! Just keep it up!!👍👍👍
Thx, I certainly will
Шикарная музыка!
Refreshing, love it.
Thanks!
Amazing
Thank you.
Muchos no tienen la menor idea de lo dificil que es tocar un tema, grabarlo, subirlo y que quede bien! Excelente trabajo Man! 🎉
AMAZING MIRACLE
What a amazing play
I like how you gave your own twist to it. I really like that secondary dominant to the IV.
Thanks. Yes, I think it added a bit more movement into the IV.
🎉
Fun! Passionate! Absolutely love!❤
Outstanding 🤯
Insane!!
Oh my goodness!, what an awesome jam! I want to learn this killer version 🤘😄
I just died and went to heaven!
Thank you for sharing this with the world
That's great to hear, thanks. It's a lot of fun to play Yngwie on steel string.
So good!
Outstanding
Incredible!
Perfection!!!
Creation!!!!….
as man, or woman, itself love being as it is and can.!!
Kia ora
🌏💜
Потрясающе!
You have good hands to play like any guitar virtuoso. Personally, I like how yngwie uses the phrasal technique and arpeggios.
Thanks. Yes I really like his phrasing on this one
Mesmerizing...
Goose bump! Drop my jaw on the floor!
OMG.. Fingers're running so amazing!!!! I love u
Awesome! Liked and subscribed! Looking forward to more! ^_^
Fantástico
It's a beautiful
Wow! Like a butterfly!!!
Wow. Very few people in the world can cover Yngwie. Bravo 🔥🔥
Fantastic cover of the greatest guitar player ever 🔥
Excellent!!🔥🔥
Thank you!
Awesome!!!!!
Thank you
That’s was amazing
very cleannn
Wow. CLEAN
Bravo!!!!
Nice...
Impecable, brillante!!!
👏👏👏برافوووووو👏👏👏
wow that' s amazing cover
Happy to hear that. Cheers
Superb
Wow. Amazing playing.
Muito bom!
First time Yngwie plays the guitar like a guitar and not a violin, what a cover great work Mate
Cheers mate
Very nice 👍🏽
Well Done.
O Diabo tranforma-se em anjo de luz quando está sob influência divina... esse é um momento!!!
Bravo..!!! 🤠👍
Muy bueno!
Very good
Perfect ❤🎶
Incredible ❤❤❤
Thank you!
Im loving this ❤🔥🎸🤘
that was awesome, thank you
There is fingerstyle, and there is guitar playing as an art!
May those who disagree with me forgive me!
Bravo! 👏
Amazing playing especially on a steel strings acoustic guitar
2:28 that was absolutely diabolical!!
Awesome 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you.
wow very good performance you are great!
Thank you very much.
The mix and sound are better than the original one haha. Cool, I like it.
That sounded like it could have come right off Al Di Meola's Elegant Gypsy album, but I think even Di Meola would be impressed with that. Insane. I have no business owning a guitar.
Wow!!
This is brilliant, it would be great if you covered the version of Evil Eye from Alcatrazz's live in Japan album. Excellent playing as usual
Thanks, I'll check it out
Normally I would never listen to anything Malmsteen but this was really good.
Tom Sisson
clean🔥🔥🔥
Thx
DAMN DANIEL 😂. Seriously, mad respect, that was an awesome cover
Good to hear!
Sounds better than the original 😄
❤❤
Magnificent, 👏 bravo.
Part at 2:30 melts my soul
This is fucking bomb ❤
Wow.
Genial,aguante Yngwieeee
Genial🎉
Nice 👍
Thanks
WOW 👍
what? I never knew Yngwie liked flamenco.. great playing here.. I must check out the original..
Cool
wow... all i can say!
Bravo
Thank you.
Badass
Thank you
Magiskt!
Kommer inte på fler ord 🎉❤️
Tips på låt att ta dig an ; Jason Becker - Hold on to love. Finns mycket harmonier att fängslas av.
👏👏👏
🤩great job and cover video !!! you can play with The Gipsy Kings for sure !!! you're still awesome Peter
Salut Antoine! Yes, Gipsy Kings will call me on the phone any day now now! Haha :-)
@@ClassicSoloSpotlight why not a Tony MacAlpine song for the last one ??
@@antoineprostguitar Song suggestions are always welcome ...