Thanks Joe, made me pick up my guitar after some long needed inspiration. I'm getting it pretty quick now, the more I practice it the better I get at it. Speed will come later. Awesome lesson. I'm mostly a rhythm player and love your rhythm variations. Thanks again.
I take from this, inspiration and encouragement to find my own sound that vibrates with my soul. Love it, learn from it, maybe now your fingers can do it? If not we should keep practicing? Yes? Yes! Yea, let's do that..
Every guitarist SHOULD be able to take their signature riffs and fuck with them in any manner they please, science of scales joe has probably learned a shitton of scales, allowing him to know what notes are hittable after others, just cuz he chose certain notes for the recording doesnt mean he didnt have 70 different versions ready in case the current one didnt satisfy at the time. It just means hes reached a very necessary level thats needed to write songs
i remember when this song's tabs were in guitar for practicing musician and they were so wrong ( i think Andy Aledort transcribed it but he was a hendrix guy) . i couldn't figure out why it didn't sound like the album after practicing it for hours. then i saw joe play it and learned it correctly. eventually got the surfing songbook which had accurate tabs
You’re right man. When it came to Hendrix Aledort was your man. I bought the Hendrix Signature Licks tab book with the CD and he taught me many Jimi songs the right way but he didn’t do Dimebag justice. His transcription of Cemetery Gates was completely off he hits a completely wrong chord In the main turnaround every time
For all you that claim he looks like Voldemort.. Nah.. Voldemort looks like Joe.. cause face it.. Joe had the look LONG before Harry Potter came out.. ;-) with that said.. totally LOVE this song and just found it incredible that he took the time to show it..
He makes it look soooo easy but it's not. Many people play this in the wrong fucking rhythm of 16th. This is 16th shuffle, you have to make it bounce like shuffle.
Here in 2020, if I just decided to learn Satch Boogie, I can take 10 seconds to type words into a search engine. There's Joe Satriani to teach me his song. Kind of amazing right
love it when he's playing the rhythm section and he's like "OH YEAH!!" what a legend! just goes to show that even a virtuoso like himself still has fun rocking out to some heavy blues riffs!
I met Joe once and the guy is just like a fellow musician that you would start talking with like you knew one another for years his manger had too break us up lol we were like having a really good conversation almost forgot to get an autograph lol my Son reminded me I had joe write me an excuse for work on one of his placards i.e.bill he laugh said he never heard that ever a really great guy.very cool dude.
He looks like the father of that kid in The Matrix talking to a student... “Do not try and bend the string, that's impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth...” -What truth? “There is no string...” -There is no string? “Then you'll see that it is not the string that bends, it is only yourself.”
WOW...slowed down riff @ 1:27 is ripped from Brian Setzer Stray Cat Strut!! I guess Satch listened to many influences...not a negative, just an observation...
@Kazahmish Yeah totally agree. Voldemort got the idea of the look from Joe but badly copied so he looked kinda ugly as you can see from the movie. A bad clone. Joe is the original. Stop saying he is Voldemort you children who love stupid kid's movie!
satriani is for ever I love his music, a style after van halen has been created and it remains and will remain forever, while many have no identity he and steve vai will remain forever, but joe satriani in particular for me will always remain number 1 after hendrix page and van halen
Thanks Joe, made me pick up my guitar after some long needed inspiration. I'm getting it pretty quick now, the more I practice it the better I get at it. Speed will come later. Awesome lesson. I'm mostly a rhythm player and love your rhythm variations. Thanks again.
I take from this, inspiration and encouragement to find my own sound that vibrates with my soul.
Love it, learn from it, maybe now your fingers can do it? If not we should keep practicing? Yes?
Yes! Yea, let's do that..
Has Joe played SB a bunch of different ways or is it just me? lol ,, its amazing how he always ends up with the same amazing result..
may everyone play like him ??
Every guitarist SHOULD be able to take their signature riffs and fuck with them in any manner they please, science of scales joe has probably learned a shitton of scales, allowing him to know what notes are hittable after others, just cuz he chose certain notes for the recording doesnt mean he didnt have 70 different versions ready in case the current one didnt satisfy at the time. It just means hes reached a very necessary level thats needed to write songs
i remember when this song's tabs were in guitar for practicing musician and they were so wrong ( i think Andy Aledort transcribed it but he was a hendrix guy) . i couldn't figure out why it didn't sound like the album after practicing it for hours. then i saw joe play it and learned it correctly. eventually got the surfing songbook which had accurate tabs
You’re right man. When it came to Hendrix Aledort was your man. I bought the Hendrix Signature Licks tab book with the CD and he taught me many Jimi songs the right way but he didn’t do Dimebag justice. His transcription of Cemetery Gates was completely off he hits a completely wrong chord In the main turnaround every time
One of the most technical and hard to cover song!!! Satch is a genius!
Mwa mwa, if kids can do it 🤣 ruclips.net/video/ryJr2-xENvA/видео.html
Takeaway from this video: Every tab available online for this song is wrong in multiple places.
I would like the satch boogie version with hair please
I'd wish he taught how to make those "squirrel crying sounds" with the whammy bar
For all you that claim he looks like Voldemort.. Nah.. Voldemort looks like Joe.. cause face it.. Joe had the look LONG before Harry Potter came out.. ;-) with that said.. totally LOVE this song and just found it incredible that he took the time to show it..
He's just too good.
best solo in guitar history
Awesome!!
the best
Thank you!!
5 min lesson? For this blues based song?
Are there a lot of subtle harmonics being played?
Absolutely! Joe pinches the pick and attacks the strings hard - it makes a huge difference to the overall sound!
1:44
Can someone explain what does he do at 1:26?
nvm, figured by ear, but took a while
Give me aspirin ...
Avada Kedavra!!
give me your fingers and ill play it like that...yeah!!!!
i find he looks more like dr evil....EEEVVVVRRRL!
Got Damn that shit is retarded good Brother 😎👍🔥
aww... I suck...
FAT TONE IS FAT, LOVE IT
Thumbs up if you came here from the 'out-of-sync' video :P
I didnt know that Voldemort played the guitar.
Bad... No heart, just notes, sound bad... Dreadful! Easy in fact. Jimi Hendrix save him!!!!
hahah, good one
Yepp, it is very easy to play. You sure will upload a video to demonstrate it. And btw: This is a lecture not a performance.
Pathetic troll comment. Parents who never loved him, save him!!
6 years later. Still waiting for you to upload that video of you playing this.
I love his face at 1:42, he's like "seriously, you're making me demonstrate this simple shit?"
He makes it look soooo easy but it's not. Many people play this in the wrong fucking rhythm of 16th. This is 16th shuffle, you have to make it bounce like shuffle.
his fingers look like spiders about to eat my soul in a pleasurable way
Here in 2020, if I just decided to learn Satch Boogie, I can take 10 seconds to type words into a search engine. There's Joe Satriani to teach me his song. Kind of amazing right
Lord Voldemort
lol!!
love it when he's playing the rhythm section and he's like "OH YEAH!!" what a legend! just goes to show that even a virtuoso like himself still has fun rocking out to some heavy blues riffs!
God! Not easy! I can follow the opening riffs somewhat but damn!
I met Joe once and the guy is just like a fellow musician that you would start talking with like you knew one another for years his manger had too break us up lol we were like having a really good conversation almost forgot to get an autograph lol my Son reminded me I had joe write me an excuse for work on one of his placards i.e.bill he laugh said he never heard that ever a really great guy.very cool dude.
Thanks for this video. really helped me get that final taping part down.
He looks like the father of that kid in The Matrix talking to a student...
“Do not try and bend the string, that's impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth...”
-What truth?
“There is no string...”
-There is no string?
“Then you'll see that it is not the string that bends, it is only yourself.”
that tone!!!!!!!
really awesome and now the other lessons are useless!
Muitíssimo obrigado pela força 😎🎸
man, this rhythm guitar, it´s just amazing!
Fantastic
THANK YOU!!!
i cant stop playing this!!
3:24 I can hear de bass
WOW...slowed down riff @ 1:27 is ripped from Brian Setzer Stray Cat Strut!! I guess Satch listened to many influences...not a negative, just an observation...
japonaliya Satch is a massive fan of bebop music, so it wouldn't surprise me if he's into Setzer.
@Kazahmish Yeah totally agree. Voldemort got the idea of the look from Joe but badly copied so he looked kinda ugly as you can see from the movie. A bad clone. Joe is the original. Stop saying he is Voldemort you children who love stupid kid's movie!
Hi man, I am assuming this was recording for some guitar magazine. Do you know which one and which issue? Thank you!
lol, not for me! lol His legato runs are what get me. I can play untill the tapping section then i gave up lol
Love the pretty subtle non-pick flicking of the strings around 1:10 into the video...
Been playing it on Rocksmith. Very difficult but fun.
What is he doing at the end to get that harmonic? Is he hitting the string beyond the fretboard or something?
He's doing a pinch harmonic while holding down the whammy. When he lifts the bar that will be the effect!
Jon .W Thanks :)
Mr. Satriani himself teaching one of his most iconic amazing songs man.. what class is that! Awesome mr Satriani you have all my respect 😎
Watch Robby Krieger teach '' roadhouse blues''. You might enjoy it as well.
Probably diminished.
lol 0:18
Dominant 13
Joe Satriani GOD!!!!!!!
it's very difficult
Anybody have any idea where the tab for this is? It bears little resemblance to the "Play it like it is" anthology I've got...
Hi Mikey , I've got what you need enjoy !
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Can anyone tell me the name of the very last chord? Just can't seem to figure it out :/
It's an A major 6th add 9, or something very much along those lines.
Hi Joe!
you mean "hey joe"?
Ya beat me to it...
I mean, by 4 years, but... regardless XD
0:32
muito bom
It seems Joe needs a couple of lessons himself, what a clown this dude is.
Ha ha.
satriani is for ever I love his music, a style after van halen has been created and it remains and will remain forever, while many have no identity he and steve vai will remain forever, but joe satriani in particular for me will always remain number 1 after hendrix page and van halen