Chordplay - I Love 90s Blues Rock Chords
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Hey everyone! Here's the next episode of Chordplay with 'I Love 90s Blues Rock Chords.' As I reveal in the video, there was an explosion of blues rock music shortly following the tragic death of blues rock guitar legend Stevie Ray Vaughan in August of 1990. After his passing, there was a noticeable outpour of blues rock bands/guitarists that hit the scene and this episode sheds some light and shares some music from this interesting time in rock music history - so let's dive in!
The chord-based and rhythm guitar examples in this episode came from players/bands such as Chris Duarte, Eric Gales, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Arc Angels, Cry Of Love, Bloodline, and more! This includes songs such as 'My Way Down,' 'Sign Of The Storm,' 'Born With A Broken Heart,' 'Cell Block 7,' 'Highway Jones,' and 'Good Time,' to name a few.
Needless to say, if you're a blues rock fan, a fan of 90s rock music, or maybe a player searching for some new chord twists and rhythm guitar ideas to explore - this episode is totally for you! Give this episode a view, leave some comments/feedback, and please subscribe to Late Night Lessons - THANK YOU!
That first Chris Duarte riff is killer. Very Stevie Rayish. Love it! 😍 🎸🤘🏼
It's important to note that he didn't write the riff, but I think the My Way Down lyrics are original. Guitar Pilgrim did a lesson on the original version, but I couldn't find via a quick search. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge Duarte fan. Azul Ezell is another epic, in the style of Santana..
MY POWERHOUSE HERE! I love this .Lived in Texas from 83-94 and saw SRV a few times.Also after SRV died,I was in Houston around 1991working,I actual lived in Tyler Texas,where Bugs Henderson was from/anyhow,while working in Houston I heard on the radio Chris Duarte was playing a club,opening for the Outlaws. I was blown away ,and became a big Chris Duarte fan,and still am. I now live in Honolulu,about 3 years ago Chris Duarte played a small venue called Hawaiian Brians in Honolulu,just Chris and his GF/Beth Lee on acoustic ,no drummer or bass,just those 2.I was able to meet and chat with Chris and Beth that night! - Great chord play lesson here! Thank you
Another great video David! I genuinely get excited when I see a new video from you pop up in my feed. You come off as a true music lover/guitar player, which is rare on RUclips. Lately every guitar related video I watch feels like an advertisement. Thanks a lot dave, hope to see a lot more in the future!
well said,100% agree!
I’m sitting here in the Lunch room at work on the Gold Coast,Queensland Australia.
Awesome lesson once again.
I started playing guitar in 1988, and I was into metal at the time, but my formative years was after SRV died, and I went strat and blues, so this episode resonates with me
This is one of my favorite eras for guitar. I can't believe I'm getting some lessons on Cry of Love!
I’m convinced that fhe 90’s Blues Rock era all started because of Gary Moore’s “Still got the blues”. He already had great following, and later on he also scored hits from that album, and so he brought the new Blues Rock stream onto bigger audience. Hearing “Oh, pretty woman” in a bar, blew me away as a teenager, and made me play guitar even more😅
Joe B’s playing has always been exceptional … the solo on Dixie Peach from Bloodline is incredible … regardless of his age … Cry of Love and Brother Cain released great recordings over the years … btw, you nailed the tone for those examples … 😎
Dude, thanks so much for this. These guys were such huge influences on me back then and hearing them again really got me interested in revisiting the riffage. I always thought Audley was sooo talented at those kind of long winded soloing runs that worked so well. Thanks again.
Great lesson, Dave, always first class, keep up the great work 🎸
A bunch of really cool blues riffs definitely in the Jimmy and Stevie style strat tones dig it nice lesson 👍
I’m smiling ear to ear! Thank you
Awesome Lesson!!!!....More like this Please
Love this lesson! I got to see Duarte live and MAN that guy comes at you full tilt until you submit!! Rip your face off and his band was fantastic too. Great choices and well done!
Great video and love the artists featured. I recall some of the hair metal-type bands from the 80s got rid of the costumes, aquanet and “da-duh duh da-duh duh..etc.” chord progressions with zillions of notes solos and seemed to take a more blues rock approach into the 90s as well. Cinderella and Great White come to mind off the top of my head.✌🏻🎸
LOVE IT!!!!!! Thank you 🙏!!!!!!
Thanks for mentioning Randy Hansen. Too bad his original music wasn't pushed into the world consciousness. I saw him perform at Red Rocks, small clubs like the Rainbow, and huge arenas like McNichols.
Nice to see SRV lookin over your shoulder. Great stuff and as always more music to get intoea
Thanks bro.....................
On "Born with a Broken Heart", I think he's using m7th chords for both the I and IV chords; On the IV chord, play a D7#9 and delete the Major 3rd from it. My ear hears the m7th chords, but maybe I'm wrong. That Em9 is a very jazzy chord, but you make it sound right over the progression. Enjoy all your videos, thanks Dave!
That cry of love song reminds me of Philip Sayce big time! Great lesson!
This whole time groovin' and I finally noticed the Hell Fire Club Shirt.
Super stuff. It would be great to know your signal chain so we know how to get a little closer to the vibes and tones. Thanks for all your stuff. You're a great teacher.
I like 90's punk rock,most of it.
Thanks Dave……… I will be rocking to Bloodline!!
Great funky licks. Thanks!
Another great and eye/ear/mind opening Late Night Bluesy Lesson! Thanks, David!!!!
some Ian Moore ,or Todd park Mohr ,those boys were killing it.
Chris Duarte, My Way Down riff reminiscent of SRVs Couldnt Stand the Weather. Both great riffs.
The KWS blues is great, also "somehow someway someday".
Killer intro riff !!!
Well my Friday night just got better. I was wondering what I was going to get into and play this evening. Can't wait to check this out
Chordplay on Eric Gales' gospel type stuff would be amazing
What's up David, fantastic blues guitarists. I wish you had tabs for these jumping grooves. You really play too, thanks.
Great video! Love these songs
Joe Banamasa has come a long way from that bowl cut to the cool dude he is today.
Hi
İt would be cool if you could break down some rock songs from the 1960s and the 1970s
Hey! I have created 'I Love 1960s Chords' and 'That 70s Chord' episodes on the channel, so if you do a search you'll find them. There are also plenty of 60s/70s bands/artists featured on the channel.
Do a few searches for what you're looking for and see if I've created something you're interested in.
Good luck and thanks!
@@LateNightLessons ok.
İ didn't know that. İ will definitely check it out. Thanks.
Sounded like KWS to me. Just wanted to say you dialed in a real nice tone on this one. Cheers!
Good Stuff!
Id ,love to see you do a lesson on blood lines stone cold hearted, probably my favorite bonamassa licks, and definitely more than a few that Ican't seem to get under my fingers.
Albert Lee sounds too. 👍👌🎸
you had me at hellfire club 🤣🤣🤣✌
Great stuff! The last riff reminds me a Rage against the machine song, too.
Reminds me of SRV stuff. 😎👍👌🎸🎸
Robert Cray, Shawn Lane
Another interesting fact about Bloodline is that many of the members were sons of other famous musicians ... Berry Oakley, Jr., whose dad was a founding member of the Allman Brothers, Sammy Hagar's son Aaron, Miles Davis' son Davis, and Robby Krieger's son Waylon. Awesome music!
Yeah, the clue is in the name.
This guy needs a Vintage Marshall Stack 😊 🇺🇸🎸🎼✨🏅
My way down. Chris Duarte
Love the Bloodline track. Very Chili Peppers ish
Badass lesson ..thanks heaps.... all the way from New Zealand.
Something that kinda interests me is where those cats all went from there. Ian Moore would be an example of somebody trying to grow his ouvre artistically even if folks pushed back. I feel like a lot of those cats were already well on that path in terms of what they cut their teeth on, and then a tragic event kinda focuses peoples attention on a thing, and you hear people sort of absent mindedly getting into things like GOAT conversations, which are seldom good for art... but I feel like its interesting how a lot of creators are sorta like archeologists in there way. Sifting through all that came before. It seems like terraces of ideas being built in increments of decades.
Old guy here, recent subscriber. I have to say that besides being an outstanding player, your content is really good, and you mimic the players you are covering uncannily well. It may be a question you have already answered, but what rig are you using for these videos? It always seems to closely approximate the original.
Love it! I forgot about that sign of the storm riff. You and TrueFire should work together.
Cool, as always David,
No idea what your t-shirt refers to, but I live within 10 minutes drive of The Hellfire Club in Dublin, Ireland. I believe that is probably the original reference (being as it is from the early 1700's)?
Joe should not only be teaching guitar -- but blues/rock/jazz guitar history!
I don't understand any of the technical lingo, Dave but love to hear yo play, bro. Maybe you can cover some basics one time. I think a lot of people would benefit from that. Maybe it's too simple for you but I think it would help a lot of us, homie. Just to understand where you're coming from. But sounds really good, brother.
Kid Johnny Lang
Hendrix PT 2 is a little bit of an insult.... But I did get to meet Mitch Mitchell...He walked 📴 the STAGE a little pissed... Champagne 🥂🍾 and COCAINE... was the high point to ME...oh Welly 😇 get your WINGS or 🤘 horns Brewski 👑 BLUE'S KING ⚠️
No Gary Moore?
90s blues rock was my alternative to grunge. No offense to Jerry Cantrell.