how to play "Always With Me, Always With You" on guitar by Joe Satriani guitar lesson | part 1
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An electric guitar lesson on how to play “Always With Me, Always With You” by Joe Satriani from his 1987 album "Surfing With the Alien."
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Thanks for watching. Cheers
Late to the party but i believe you have some of the top tutorials on RUclips. Your ability to capture the tone and feeling of Joe's playing is incredible! Thank you!!!!
I agree that Satriani and Vai are amazing and I include Paul Gilbert in the trinity of rock mastery.
I've played acoustic guitar for 30 years , and I have now gained interest in the electric guitar arena , you my friend are tops on my list , I am blown away by your kindness to give this amazing talent away for free. I can't believe you don't have a million subscribers. I hope you keep going in your teaching series . Where's the Donate button dude , because you deserve something. Thank you!!!
can't believe I haven't found this before. Amazing thank you so much
Thank you so much Sir. You are a very good guitar player and humble too!!
Awesome tutorial for both parts, I've never played anything by Satriani and now I can. Well sorta, it sounds like something at least. Keep these coming!
Love this song
Great lesson! ❤ Thank you very much!
Thanks Mr Shutup - this is a LOVELY tune, you are helping me nail it, much appreciated :)
As always thanks!!! Outstanding break down
Sandy Simon Thanks again Sandy.
I love the way you teach with techniques
Thanks so much buddy,from the uk. Been looking for a channel like yours for a while.
Here by Tim Pierce's suggestion. Thanks for the upload. I'll be watching more of these videos now that I know. Love Satch's playing and writing, and my personal biggest regret as a player is I had the chance to take lessons from him as a kid. I even used to spends hours looking through all the classical and jazz sheet music in Tupper and Reed Music in Berkeley California where he gave lessons, and I could often hear him teaching and even saw him a couple times. A good friend even mentioned that I should take lessons from this guy named Joe in Berkeley, and I said: Joe who? :/
This was all around the time *Not of This Earth* was put out, but by the time I even heard that one *Surfing* was just around the corner and I could never have afforded the lessons after that. I was lucky enough to learn some of what he taught from friends who were his students though, so I did benefit quite a bit from his lessons regardless. Besides that, listening and learning how to play things by ear is one of the best talents any musician can develop. And in this way I learned a lot more from him more directly in the many years since.
Perhaps more importantly, he has inspired multitudes of other players who have also gone on to inspire players like me; who dare I say, have gone on to also inspire others as both players and instructors as well. Remember when someone asks you how to play something, that you at least attempt some explanation, in the spirit of player/teachers like Joe Satriani.
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That Badd11 can be played as regular B major barre chord with open high E, arppegiate E, D, G and high e string, sounds the same cause the fifth fret B and open E are in the same octave.
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First chord can be played in easy way also: 5th string-2nd fret (B), 3rd String - 4th Fret (High B), 2nd String - 4th Fret (D#), First String - Open (E). This makes almost like Bm chord shape.
+Rit Davidson Hey Rit, I guess you didn't watch this part:
4:27
Amazing tune...
Sweet playing and sound makes my ears perk up love it please do one on April Wine - Sign Of The Gypsy Queen theres a nice solo half way through
Wow! Wow! Wow! Andy you are incredible as always!
you have completely justified this song, hope you make a lesson on revelation someday.
Its so good.. Your awsome sir. 😎
Thank you !!!
Man, youre awesome!
Can we have your face reveal..!! You are too good. So much love from India
awesome tutorial.....thank you....great job broooo
Another great lesson. Been a fan of Joe's since the early 80's. Nice set up and tone on your LP. What would you suggest for strings? Do you have a preference?
Patrick Dann Thanks Patrick, I list my gear in the description box of the videos, but I use Elixir 10-46.
the intro is literally the hardest part oml
I'm a supper beginner and I can't reach that first chord at all. I have to use the open E instead of fretting the B. It sounds close enough to be cool for anyone with small hands.
Up to 11:00 now
Thank You!! Pure Class!!
Wish you had the tabs on your website for this.
amazing as usual!
I think you forgot to mention joe bonamassa in your list tbh..never the less great video ..my favourite guitarist in this style has to be Vinnie moore , I realy think hes satrini and vai's inspiration
Umm . No
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I use my thumb for the bass notes on the rhythm.
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2. 8:22
3. 12:54. - Hi bend
Awesome, thx!
Kaj Haggman Thanks Kaj
Excellent Work again!
gjw45 Thanks!
здорово и очень доступно
Nice,as usual.
bit late but fretting the f sharp with your thumb makes the intro much easier imo
Superb!!
Mark Love Thanks Mark
It's so hard for me to get those pinch harmonics on the b string. Then Satch pinches the strings with ease. He really is a master at making all those notes sing
Andy I gotta ask why your not playing with some big name band or are you ? With someone as good as you I am always interested in a persons musical background how you got started where your parents musical that sort of thing. You think you could do a Bio someday? Thanks Andy your great take care...
The first chord is easier if you thumb the B.
Is there anyway you could tab out that little run you did at 2:00? That was pretty sick, thanks!
maybe you're Joe Satriani in disguise?anyways i'm always a fan of this chanel,Always good tutorials.Keep it up sir.
If you use the thumb on the first chord (bass note) is much easier. ;)
there is yet another part of the lesson which is missing. I am saying this because when I watched the 2006 live show of this musical piece I felt there is a part missing to it. Would be grateful to get it
What is the delay setting on this? Thanks
"Really tricky that one" Yep. I'm on day 5 of practicing it slow. That legato line is hard =(
You are a way better guitarist than I,but the first chord that you say you have difficulty with would be made a lot easier by playing 5/0,4/9,3/8,3/9,3/8,4/9 instead,wouldn't it? By just changing the 2/5 note to 3/9 makes life much easier to me....am I missing something?
NICE JOB!!! I always wounder why U don't have the pick guard on your Les Paul? Is any benefit to it? I been thinking about taking mine off for a while now. Mine is that Off white and I just don't like the look of it.
Randy Burnett Hey Randy, well I just didn't like the way it looked! cheers
Did the same thing to mine last night. I understand.
Why don`t you super impose the chords in a box to the side of the screen.
veri good! спасибо
What gauge strings do you run on your Les Paul?
There's a link to my gear page in the description box below each video. I list everything I use there. Cheers
How did you learn legato?
I mean for both you use the same type of strings
Patrick Dann Hey Patrick, well 10-46 on the LP and 12-53 phosphor bronze on the acoustic, both Elixirs.
What happened to your cover? Can't find it now.
It's still up. The best place to take in my content is on my website: www.shutupandplay.ca/always-with-me-always-with-you--solo.html
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Electric and acoustic?
Patrick Dann ???
You forgot about Guthrie Govan...I think these three are at their own level and then there's everyone else
Jimi?
Look up Rick Graham he aint bad dude either.........
impossible chord at beginning now got cramp !
The alternative mentioned by Deadbeat Donny above, is a lifesaver.
there's another Guitarist you may want to consider ? his name is Joe Bonamassa