Guitar trivia ... on the original recording it is Neil Giraldo playing the guitar parts on this song. He's the husband and guitar player for Pat Benatar. I've seen him play live and he can bring it!
jkinthewind One time Pat Benatars band was playing last on a bill of multiple bands I was gonna blow off her set, but decided to stay, Neal was awesome!! Glad I changed my mind
Could you look into trying to learn Don't Ever Let Me Go by Eddie Cochran , I love this song but I can't find the music for it anywhere, and your videos are awesome lessons, you can explain them so well
How about a Justin appearance on the Tim and Pete guitar show? I'm sure logistics and scheduling would be difficult at best but it would be cool. Cheers!
Hey Justin. The rest of the cords are syncopated but that very first one that opens this song is not. It starts on the downbeat of 1. Listen carefully again.
Did you have to practise to be able to sing and play at the same time or did it come naturally? 'Cos I just can't seem to do it. Not that I can sing anyway but still.
I recommend finding something with a really easy strumming pattern. Or make the strumming pattern really simple by playing on beat 1, 2, 3, 4 and then work your way up to harder patterns.
This is the closest I’ve seen. When Rick and his band play it live somehow he’s playing the chorus without sliding from the A to B. I’ve tried to watch the hands on his live videos and still don’t see how he’s doing it.
This lesson is great for the basic idea of the song, it'll get you by in a pinch, but the chorus and the bridge before the guitar solo are not played like this by any studio musician. Not trying to step on any toes here and I fully understand if it gets pulled down by Justin but I've added a link with me playing the chorus and the bridge before the solo. Recorded on a phone, so not a million dollar sound quality but still passable: ruclips.net/video/EJqdNS2jPOI/видео.html
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I saw Rick live he was awesome
Cool can u do a meme thx
When????
Really loved you showing the thumb over riff...took me a few tries but my fingers set in just fine and it sounds awesome now! Thank you!
Once again thank you for your time patience and energy
You make everything look so easy.
still my favorite guitar learning channel. thanks for all your work.
I met Rick Springfield a while back super cool dude one of the best musicians I’ve known
Great lesson. Really helped with the repeat on the 2nd chorus and the bridge and the key change. Thanks!
I love you Justin! Thank you for sharing, excellent work.
Guitar trivia ... on the original recording it is Neil Giraldo playing the guitar parts on this song. He's the husband and guitar player for Pat Benatar. I've seen him play live and he can bring it!
jkinthewind One time Pat Benatars band was playing last on a bill of multiple bands I was gonna blow off her set, but decided to stay, Neal was awesome!! Glad I changed my mind
Actually, Neil played both the guitar and bass parts of the song.
Great video, as usual Justin!! Thank you for doing what you do!!
Thanks, Justin this video helps. You're a great teacher.
I'm Jesse, and I'm learning this. Lol.
sure hope you got a girl
Hell yeah jesse
Do u got a girl?
Hide your gjrl
Dam, I thought you were going to do the vocals too....
I did try but it was pretty rough.
Honesty is the best policy but WTF just go for it brother
Neil Giraldo recorded all the guitar parts on the original recording.
some best shots !
Didn't know that, thought he only did the solo.
rcoveyduc I
And played bass
rcoveyduc didn’t know that.
Thanks mark hoppus
really cool. so much going into it.
I love your personality Justin. You are very cheerful and a fantastic musician.
Cheers 😊
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GREAT guitar song. Thanks for posting.
Damn I was actually watching to learn the guitar solo. Great tutorial but, will look at your other videos 👍🏻
in the chorus at the Bm rick plays DADA 7 th fret under the bass
Could you look into trying to learn Don't Ever Let Me Go by Eddie Cochran , I love this song but I can't find the music for it anywhere, and your videos are awesome lessons, you can explain them so well
Another great lesson
Hey Justin great lesson, I wanted to ask what bridge pick up are you using in that guitar, a seymour duncan JB? - Thanks
I have Seymour Duncan's for pick ups on my Schecter. They sound great. I don't have to do much to change tone and I only have one tone knob.
That A chord in the chorus is an A6 sus 4!
Superb…💖💖💖💖
Good stuff Justin, great song
Fun song to play.. anyway ya play... great solo too...
Are you using distortion at all or just amp? What are you settings on amp
More Aussie classics! Nice 1!
Hey Justin! Great video as per, could you do a tutorial on 'Nearly Lost You' by Screaming Trees? Keep up the good work man :)
Great Justin and thank you@
very good thx again mate. .
Are you playing clean channel or what are your amp and guitar settings
love rick springfields songs
Wow, thanks... Really like this one!
Thank you Justin :) you're the man!
Awesome
Top notch Justin! Nice shout out to Tim Pierce.
Tim's a legend! All us guitar players appreciate him sharing his knowledge on the 'tube!
How about a Justin appearance on the Tim and Pete guitar show? I'm sure logistics and scheduling would be difficult at best but it would be cool. Cheers!
I agree with Jerfferson Einstein, that would be very cool!
thanks a for this man your an awesome teacher
Love this song, 1st heard it on hot tub time machine.
mike hussey how
With my ears 😉
That’s my teacher right there :)
mmmmmm goooddd to learn more chords
That A chord in the chorus is an A6 sus 4!
Top notch Justin! Nice shout out to Tim Pierce.
I'm Jesse, and I'm learning this. Lol.
Close. And Neal Geraldo played that on the album.
Another good lesson to pair with, Jackson Browne -Somebody's Baby
really fun and helpful but i got a hand cramp from this owwwwwwww
Sounds like you got it right!
Awesome as always bro! Still waiting for tutorial "Catty on my wayward son"
I think you meant carry but guitar jamz has an awesome tutorial on that song you should check it out
Catty? Lol it's "Carry on my wayward son"-Kansas but good enough 😄
Muchas Gracias Amigo
Rick S, a modern day guitar freelancer lol.
This is actually written by (guitar) and originally on the album is Neil Geraldo from Pat Benatar one of the most underrated guitarist in the 1980s
Classic song that literally everyone knows and sings too!
Are you using pedals or clean sound and what are the amp settings
Thx top stuff
Hi Justin brilliant lesson as usual. Do you ever do any Stone Roses songs
yes!
:)
Hey Justin. The rest of the cords are syncopated but that very first one that opens this song is not. It starts on the downbeat of 1. Listen carefully again.
Nice 1
Do you use a fuzz pedal? If not then is there a pedal and what pedal?
hey justin please do songs on a acoustic guitar
awesome video. as always. thx a lot. can you make a tutorial video of Orion by metallica Gabriela and Rodrigo style ?. specially Gabriela style
Are you using distortion or it is a clean sound
What's the exact model of your electric guitar? Thanks.
Probably a stratocaster
nice
It was Neil Giraldo (Pat Benatar) on the original recording as the producer "did not like Rick's guitar playing".
Did you have to practise to be able to sing and play at the same time or did it come naturally? 'Cos I just can't seem to do it. Not that I can sing anyway but still.
As a guitarist and piano player, yes definitely had to practice. For quite a long time.
But one day it just clicked.
That's actually quite relieving to hear. Thanks man. Was there any particular thing you did or did you just sort of keep trying until it clicked?
Try playing Knockin on Heavens door, that's a pretty easy song and its the one that made it click for me
Alrighty, I'll give that a try Thanks for the advice :)
I recommend finding something with a really easy strumming pattern. Or make the strumming pattern really simple by playing on beat 1, 2, 3, 4 and then work your way up to harder patterns.
Great! !!u sd have also added vocals. ..One request please do have you really loved a woman by Bryan adams lead parts Atleast pleaseeee
maybe... but monster to do list at the moment!
+JustinGuitar Songs maybe before Valentine's day
What kind of amplifier is that?
😍😍
what are settings on AMP, any special or pedal settings
Jennifer Maple 😂
maybe you can show us some stuff feom neil young live shoreline Amphitheater...without rings for example...peace
awesome :D
Amp used ?
🌹
JUSTIN ,JUSTIN,JUSTIN... That guitar work was Neil Geraldo
Dude, Neil Geraldo played that song. Rick is just covering the guitar part.
Dude I have the exact same guitar
Solo Please
Is your strat original or modified?
It's a Suhr. A rather expensive Strat copy.
Id use a Bm. Stay in key.
Justin, can you make a lesson about "Fortunate son"
Chears I am 14 and learn gutar I am internidet player I have five gutars 2 electric guitars and 3 acoustic gutaars
Yeah, the Solo is probly way too advanced for me at least.
I reckon you could have pulled off those Vox :)
TAB please
Ahhh
HEY...Norm MacDonald!!!!
You look just like Norm MacDonald
Ricks producer hated the way he played it and got another guitarist to record it. Thats why it sounds different live.
That's a demanding producer! Rick's an ace guitarist.
This dude in this video looks like Norm McDonald.
Why doesn't anyone listen to my song requests?
Second?
look like it - but there's no silver medal here ;) ha ha
+JustinGuitar Songs hahaha nice once btw nice vid man!
This is the closest I’ve seen. When Rick and his band play it live somehow he’s playing the chorus without sliding from the A to B. I’ve tried to watch the hands on his live videos and still don’t see how he’s doing it.
This lesson is great for the basic idea of the song, it'll get you by in a pinch, but the chorus and the bridge before the guitar solo are not played like this by any studio musician. Not trying to step on any toes here and I fully understand if it gets pulled down by Justin but I've added a link with me playing the chorus and the bridge before the solo. Recorded on a phone, so not a million dollar sound quality but still passable:
ruclips.net/video/EJqdNS2jPOI/видео.html
Uh no your name is not Justin your name is Norm McDonald