He's a monster player and I'm interested in hearing what he does apart from Steel Panther (like a side-project or solo album). Heck, they're doing really well though, so they might last for another 10+ years. : ) Thanks for watching and rock on\m/
Great lesson! Yeah, a lot of people don't know about "Satchel's" past before Steel Panther. I remember when Russ was in Varney's Spotlight column in Guitar Player magazine when he was about 16 years old! Back in the eighties we used to trade tapes around, I remember getting my hands on a tape of Russ and his playing was incredible! There's also an old video tape floating around from the early nineties that's now on RUclips where just rips away for like 40 minutes, and it's really cool. Also interesting to note that he was in the Atomic Punks, which was one of the best Van Halen tribute bands ever. The singer from Steel Panther did David Lee Roth in that band. Russ really nails Eddie's playing and all of its nuances incredibly well!
That is a great one! When I caught it in several of his solos I was like "Welp...that's going in a Three-For-All lesson." : ) hahaha Thanks for watching and stay tuned...
Awesomeness ;) I love these style of licks man. I am from the 80's gen so they resonate with me big time. Russ is an awesome player! Thanks for the video!
Yeah that's were I first caught him . He was the most accurate I ever heard covering Eddy it was incredible and Michael Starr singing was better at DLR than DLR lol .
What a great tutorial, thanks David! Halford's Fight album is insane! I have been a Russ Parrish fan for years. Going to see Steel Panther in New Orleans in 3 weeks. Cheers!
Saw them play live last week in Steel Panther. They are way better live than on TV. The whole band has great skills. Russ played flawlessly. Those new Charvels are hot!
I went to GIT back in the 90s, and a lot of those handouts and his demos were being passed around! ( still have the handouts!) it was rumored back then that he also tried out for the band Jellyfish. Anyways, love your channel! You rock!
Hi, just discovered your videos and I'm loving this Three-For-All series :D Can you give any advice on how to correctly do the pull off part of the 6:39 lick? I seem to have issues with pulling off with the pinky, not sure if it's my technique, or just lack of strength/need practice. Should I be pulling off hard or as light as possible?
Thanks! As far as the dreaded pinky, I've had to focus on that finger for many years and I was told early on that I needed to use it ("you don't want to be a three-fingered guitarist"), so while I've really used it a lot over the years, it hasn't been easy. At first, you'll have to focus on using it and it might seem you have to put some muscle (or tendons) behind it, but in time you'll be able to relax and ease up a little bit so everything flows and sounds smoother. I hope this helps and keep on rockin'. : )
@@LateNightLessons Thanks for the reply, I stayed up til 2.30am last night playing guitar since 11.30pm just watching your videos. Done another 2 hours today. Usually I don't play long sessions or that regularly, but your videos have been a great inspiration. Keep it up :D
I agree with INK that last Lynch lick IS cool. You said your ear will perk up if you hear something interesting? Mine did with that lick😉. Especially your twist to the end of the run. It kinda gave us the 🖕 lol. Russ, along with the rest of the guys are VERY talented. The first song I ever heard from them was "Pussywhipped" and thought it was great, after busting up from hearing the lyrics. I'm hooked on them now. Even more due to this PC society now. Hey, it's all in fun & a breath of fresh air. Being a teen from the 80s, we can all relate. Thanks again Dave for another great lesson 👍👍
Do you know the guy who did blues lessons base on slash and the rest of shredders, hes name was G Sharp, check him out, sadly he passed away not too long ago. Can you do similar blues shred licks or variations?
Great lesson, man. Glad you broke down the Lynch lick. I've been trying to figure it out correctly, I've been playing it wrong. I actually recorded him doing this here: ruclips.net/video/Vmy95iXMuWM/видео.html It's at 1:23 (the first time). He plays that lick and just rips through. Great player.
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You are like the Bob Ross of the guitar world. Love your videos!
Russ is a bad ass on guitar. One of the most melodic shredders out there
That Lynch lick is off the charts man. Love it
Russ is a legend simply because he can roll his volume off quicker than anyone else.
Let's call him "Quick Draw" - hahaha!
: )
Met Russ at a guitar shop once in Cincinnati , super humble and kind guy.
He was EVH in the Atomic Punks tribute to van Halens early years
Saw him a bunch in Atomic Punks & saw Steel Panther a decade ago when they first started
I thought so!!
Thanks David!
His playing on the fight album is insane.
I would love he ´s playing more like that today...
He's a monster player and I'm interested in hearing what he does apart from Steel Panther (like a side-project or solo album).
Heck, they're doing really well though, so they might last for another 10+ years.
: )
Thanks for watching and rock on\m/
Thank you for this!! I met Satchel! Very nice guy! Very polite and Funny in person. Definitely was Awesome to Meet him.
Great lesson! Yeah, a lot of people don't know about "Satchel's" past before Steel Panther. I remember when Russ was in Varney's Spotlight column in Guitar Player magazine when he was about 16 years old! Back in the eighties we used to trade tapes around, I remember getting my hands on a tape of Russ and his playing was incredible! There's also an old video tape floating around from the early nineties that's now on RUclips where just rips away for like 40 minutes, and it's really cool. Also interesting to note that he was in the Atomic Punks, which was one of the best Van Halen tribute bands ever. The singer from Steel Panther did David Lee Roth in that band. Russ really nails Eddie's playing and all of its nuances incredibly well!
Absolutely!
Russ is a BEAST of a player and he's hilarious too.
: )
Rock on man and thanks for watching!
Stay tuned...
That George Lynch lick is soooooo sick. Steel Panther!
That is a great one!
When I caught it in several of his solos I was like "Welp...that's going in a Three-For-All lesson."
: ) hahaha
Thanks for watching and stay tuned...
That George Lynch lick is cool!
Lynch is such a BEAST\m/
Rock on!
: )
Russ is a monster player, stupid tight.
He's a friggin' MONSTER.
: )
Thanks for watching and ROCK ON\m/
Awesomeness ;) I love these style of licks man. I am from the 80's gen so they resonate with me big time. Russ is an awesome player! Thanks for the video!
Awesome is soooooooo right! I had my opinion about these fellows and you turned it upside down. I'm strangely ashamed. Awesome. Thank you!
He was also EVH in the tribute band, The Atomic Punks
Yeah that's were I first caught him . He was the most accurate I ever heard covering Eddy it was incredible and Michael Starr singing was better at DLR than DLR lol .
@@markmcmullan3351 They were both insane! Closest thing you could get to vintage VH.
What a great tutorial, thanks David! Halford's Fight album is insane! I have been a Russ Parrish fan for years. Going to see Steel Panther in New Orleans in 3 weeks. Cheers!
I have one of those handouts from Russ when I went to GIT
Definitely the Lynch lick! His style is so distinct to my ears, the big intervallic jumps... I got to see him play at MI back in 2015.
Saw them play live last week in Steel Panther. They are way better live than on TV. The whole band has great skills. Russ played flawlessly. Those new Charvels are hot!
I was wondering if you were ever going to do satchel. Thanks dude.
Keep 'em coming brother!
Thanks buddy!
: )
Awesome lesson. Thanks man
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The FINAL part of LICK was missing from the tablature. That's pretty interesting too! 11:53
Russ was Kevin Gilbert's guitarist as well -some info for the prog rockers and Toy Matinee fanboys!
I went to GIT back in the 90s, and a lot of those handouts and his demos were being passed around! ( still have the handouts!) it was rumored back then that he also tried out for the band Jellyfish. Anyways, love your channel! You rock!
Where's your the pinch harmonic on the end of the lynchy lick?
hah! he is playing the bass in TGT! kudos D!
My dad is a die hard Kansas fan. Any chance you would do a video lesson of Rich Williams? I think he is an underrated guitarist
1st lick is also used in the pantera walk solo
Yeah Russ is definitely under the radar. He can rip.
Thanx😎
Please do more
Very cool!! You nail some really cool licks!!
Thank you and thanks for watching too!
: )
I noticed in the video he's playing all down strokes which sounds totally different. More aggressive.
Hi, just discovered your videos and I'm loving this Three-For-All series :D
Can you give any advice on how to correctly do the pull off part of the 6:39 lick? I seem to have issues with pulling off with the pinky, not sure if it's my technique, or just lack of strength/need practice. Should I be pulling off hard or as light as possible?
Thanks!
As far as the dreaded pinky, I've had to focus on that finger for many years and I was told early on that I needed to use it ("you don't want to be a three-fingered guitarist"), so while I've really used it a lot over the years, it hasn't been easy.
At first, you'll have to focus on using it and it might seem you have to put some muscle (or tendons) behind it, but in time you'll be able to relax and ease up a little bit so everything flows and sounds smoother.
I hope this helps and keep on rockin'.
: )
@@LateNightLessons Thanks for the reply, I stayed up til 2.30am last night playing guitar since 11.30pm just watching your videos. Done another 2 hours today. Usually I don't play long sessions or that regularly, but your videos have been a great inspiration. Keep it up :D
maybe tipton, schon, more schenker and randy rhoads as well! great job by the way
I agree with INK that last Lynch lick IS cool.
You said your ear will perk up if you hear something interesting?
Mine did with that lick😉. Especially your twist to the end of the run. It kinda gave us the 🖕 lol.
Russ, along with the rest of the guys are VERY talented. The first song I ever heard from them was "Pussywhipped" and thought it was great, after busting up from hearing the lyrics. I'm hooked on them now. Even more due to this PC society now. Hey, it's all in fun & a breath of fresh air. Being a teen from the 80s, we can all relate.
Thanks again Dave for another great lesson 👍👍
Great video, all the licks were killer. Did you notice also that Satchel is almost exclusively downpicking that George Lynch lick?
im sooooo glad i found them.....the greatest fake hair band of all time!!!!! name another old school band....true musicians....
You should do a 3 Josh Middleton(SYLOSIS) riffs
Do you know the guy who did blues lessons base on slash and the rest of shredders, hes name was G Sharp, check him out, sadly he passed away not too long ago. Can you do similar blues shred licks or variations?
I'm not familiar with him, but I'll see what I can do!
: )
So Satchel is 50 years old? :O
*The guy plays TIGHT*
Great lesson, man. Glad you broke down the Lynch lick. I've been trying to figure it out correctly, I've been playing it wrong. I actually recorded him doing this here: ruclips.net/video/Vmy95iXMuWM/видео.html
It's at 1:23 (the first time).
He plays that lick and just rips through. Great player.
Mics or your guitar?
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