An absolutely terrific rendition. When I was 17 years old, I went to a drive-in and watched all those spaghetti westerns from dusk till dawn. I’m going to be 70 years old this month. Love all those spaghetti westerns and the music associated with them. Thank you.
I played your version at a open mic in Northern California, I was playing a Mosrite through a Biyang tremolo pedal and Fender blues jr drenched in reverb, it went over well.
Brilliant and beautiful Adrian... as ever, going that extra step(s) making it your own in a sense. A remarkable piece. I went through the pain and enjoyment of learning this last year, and A Fist Full of Dollars. I would love to see and hear your version of For a Few Dollars More, that would be special. Many thanks Adrian.
I was dialed in for every note of this beyond generous gift of understanding. I adore my instrument, and Morricone's work. Thank you! Thank you!!! Inspirational.... again. And I have Attention Deficit Disorder.... it melted away for your work!
Adrian. I've missed you! So glad to see a new video by you. You have been an amazing inspiration to me over the last year and for whatever reason, I've not seen a video of yours for a month or so. LOVE to watch and listen to you my friend. Just letting you know how much I appreciate you and am so happy to see you once again!
I came back to mess around with this song, and watched till the end, and I see all the effects, now. A lesson to always watch till the end. That is one beautiful guitar, though!
Adrian just pure quality and very brave to show case guitar music that might otherwise be thought uncool. Great sound and playing Adrian pls keep up the good work, right now I don't think there is anything that can touch this on utube
Oh my God that's beautiful. You're beautiful, Adrian. Thank you so much for this. I was mesmerized just watching you play in the intro. Wonderful stuff ❤️
Thanks, some parts are easy to follow but riffs with open and alternating strings like 9:53 is hard without slow motion. I love tabs. Some don't but for me it is all right there. I end up writing it as tab so I always have it. Hopefully I figure it out so I can play it by a campfire in the desert. So sweet.
Just...fantastic. Not just you're playing, which it obviously is, I've learned tons from your videos. Your approach is perfect (for me, at least). Keep it up!
Outstanding. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly was the very first movie I saw in a theater and it made a big impression on me. The sound track has always been cool and haunting to me and this was just a great rendition.
Absolutely fantastic Adrian, always loved this one, thank you for putting this on, I look forward to learning this. I loved the original music that was written for the movie, it was just right it. Take care mate.
As an F grade guitarist from the baby boomer period, I thank you for your analysis. Ive always been intrigued by that part of the passage where he starts playing triplets (da, da, dum.. da da dum). I first heard this song in 1968 (The Good, the Bad and the Badder😊). At the time, I didnt realise that this song was from a spaghetti western filmed in 1966, when Clint Eastwood was financially struggling. This song was released in 1968 and had moderate single success. I think it was Hugo Montenegro's version. He was the person wrote the theme music for " I Dream of Jeannie".
The California Guitar Trio do a version of this. I was in the audience in Ft. Worth Texas as they opened for King Crimson in the early '90s. All of a sudden my fist blowing of this lick was the perfect audience accompaniment to the song and got a good response from both on stage and off. My shining moment.
I cut my guitar teeth on a Jazzmaster in 1960-61. That's a sweet one you are playing. Great sounds. When you get tired of that Wurlitzer electric piano, please put it in an envelope and mail it to my house! Thanks. BTW: Gorgeous reverb/delay. Nice playing.
An absolutely terrific rendition. When I was 17 years old, I went to a drive-in and watched all those spaghetti westerns from dusk till dawn. I’m going to be 70 years old this month. Love all those spaghetti westerns and the music associated with them. Thank you.
Happy Birthday Tim! Keep rockin'! I'll be 80 my next one if I make it! LOL
I remember as a kid , my dad would let us stay up late to watch these movies . Very special
Its morphed Sounds like a smart man. Thanks for your comment. Stay well. Stay safe.
egads2 Excellent. Best wishes to you. Stay well. Stay safe.
Take care old brotha hope you lived a fullfilling life
As soon as he reaches for the switch I can feel my Colt 45. on my hip.
1:30
an underrated comment.
Took me a second, but damn that was funny.
Right on, Batman!
Damn that's a good comment
LOL That's worth a big laugh. I got my sawn off 4/10 down the back of my pants lol
I played your version at a open mic in Northern California, I was playing a Mosrite through a Biyang tremolo pedal and Fender blues jr drenched in reverb, it went over well.
Morricone was a musical genius. He created beautiful compositions. The creativity was off the scale.
Amazing Jazzmaster tones. Such a versatile guitar in the hands of a very accomplished and versatlie player - cheers Adrian!
yeah the clean tones on a Jazzmaster are pretty much the best you can get IMO
@@voteZDLRstill prefer a strat or tele but a JM is also great for this kinda stuff. Brilliant for jangly chords and the like.
The scores by Morricone of the spaghetti westerns is stunning, excellent tribute to the maestro Adrian.
Never heard a Jazzmaster played so well before - superb interpretation and arrangement.
You see, in this world there are two kinds of people my friend ....those with electric guitars and those who dig......I dig 👍
Hahahahahahahaha!!!
Very good!
i am a miner too
And I dig the electric guitar
hahahaha shit, good one
Morricone himself would applaud this arrangement- absolutely beautiful tone
Brilliant solo guitar arrangement Adrian. Thanks for sharing with us and RIP Ennio!
Amazing, mate. Tears in my eyes. Long live Ennio Morricone!
As often as I've heard this piece, I never really listened to it so much as you just shocased it. Absolutely brilliant & beautiful. Thank you!
Thanks for this one. So many meta-lessons being imparted through each way you're playing it!! Really appreciate this tutorial!!!!!!!
I fucking love everything about this.
Your arrangement of this tune for guitar is brilliant! It's got me glued to my laptop!
This is my favorite rendition of this song, amazing!!
Fwa Fwa wild west
Magnificent, Adrian. Brilliant as always. The 12 philistines who gave this a thumbs down are horribly benighted.
Just amazing! The JM was made for this. What versatility especially in the hands of someone so skilled. Bravo!
Really enjoyed this. Nice explanations, clear camera angles, and amazing sound. Thanks for sharing this.
Brilliant and beautiful Adrian... as ever, going that extra step(s) making it your own in a sense. A remarkable piece. I went through the pain and enjoyment of learning this last year, and A Fist Full of Dollars. I would love to see and hear your version of For a Few Dollars More, that would be special. Many thanks Adrian.
Wonderfully played. One of my all time favorite soundtracks! Well done!👍🎸
He did the score for John Carpenter's "The Thing (1982)" which was probably Mo's most minimal sounding score of his career.
He also did many others. One of his most recent was Tarantino's "Hateful Eight". Brilliant score.
Absolutely love this! So much, @ 55 I’m going to learn how to play this on an acoustic instrument!
Fantastic interpretation, playing and tone Adrian. You are an inspiration.
I was dialed in for every note of this beyond generous gift of understanding. I adore my instrument, and Morricone's work. Thank you! Thank you!!!
Inspirational.... again. And I have Attention Deficit Disorder.... it melted away for your work!
“Whatever it is that coyotes do”. They sit around mesmerized by how cool this video is. Beautiful Job!
This is brilliant! I love this kind of thing. And the tribute to Moriconne is a perfect complement to the surf tunes you’ve been teaching.
Adrian. I've missed you! So glad to see a new video by you. You have been an amazing inspiration to me over the last year and for whatever reason, I've not seen a video of yours for a month or so. LOVE to watch and listen to you my friend. Just letting you know how much I appreciate you and am so happy to see you once again!
That Guitar Sounds EXCELLENT
The Ventures meet Morricone...... quite brilliant! Nice bit of work sir.
Absolutely fantastic. Brilliant playing & so full of feeling & emotion. If I could play this just half as good as you Adrian then I’d die a happy man
I've spent about 2 days on and off learning this - not quite there yet on the fast bit but oh man is this soooooo much fun to learn
Best movie, best soundtrack, best guitar teacher!
I came back to mess around with this song, and watched till the end, and I see all the effects, now. A lesson to always watch till the end. That is one beautiful guitar, though!
Brilliant
Thank You for taking the time to compose an arraignment for this piece, beautifully done Sir.
What a beautiful version of the classic. Very soulful arrangement. Great use of cording. Thanks for the fantastic lesson!
Great job arranging this as well as the instruction. This was a really creative piece and was a critical element of that movie.
Brilliant! I’ve been trying to do this for 40 years. You just made it immensely easier. Thanks for posting this!
Thank you Adrian, I been getting back into these movies. I love the rhythm chord inversions really opens it up. 👍
Wow Adrian. Every week you reveal more of your impeccable taste in music
I couldn't have said it any better - cheers!
EXCELLENT! Love the tones you're pulling out of that guitar.
Adrian just pure quality and very brave to show case guitar music that might otherwise be thought uncool.
Great sound and playing Adrian pls keep up the good work, right now I don't think there is anything that can touch this on utube
Uncool???? Sorry, I am from another world. We come in peace.
@@jeffarcher400 peace and love to all followers of the great Adrian
Ive posted before but this just reinforces why Adrian has 161k followers, quality playing and choice of music, keep up the good work
Great job!! I really like the trumpet playing in the finale of that movie...absolutely epic!!
Great rendition. Love the genre. Thanks for a wonderful lesson👍🎸
Oh my God that's beautiful. You're beautiful, Adrian. Thank you so much for this. I was mesmerized just watching you play in the intro. Wonderful stuff ❤️
Thank you,Adrian, for another extraordinary lesson!
Thanks, some parts are easy to follow but riffs with open and alternating strings like 9:53 is hard without slow motion.
I love tabs. Some don't but for me it is all right there.
I end up writing it as tab so I always have it.
Hopefully I figure it out so I can play it by a campfire in the desert. So sweet.
Shows the tab is available on patreon above. why not kick in a few bucks and get the real thing?
Just...fantastic. Not just you're playing, which it obviously is, I've learned tons from your videos. Your approach is perfect (for me, at least). Keep it up!
Another perfect interpretation. Better, and better each video. Kudos.
Fantastic! Just amazing. I still learning how to play this piece on guitar, thank you for the great tips. It is awesome Adrian!
Wow, lovely playing, man. I absolutely enjoyed your touch.
Outstanding.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly was the very first movie I saw in a theater and it made a big impression on me.
The sound track has always been cool and haunting to me and this was just a great rendition.
Absolutely loved this.. grew up watching spag westerns .. gonna nail this tonight.
Absolutely fantastic Adrian, always loved this one, thank you for putting this on, I look forward to learning this. I loved the original music that was written for the movie, it was just right it. Take care mate.
Really nice! the playing skill and the guitar tone are matched perfectly!
Great playing. Hank Marvin, he of The Shadows fame, did a version of this a few years ago whish is pretty good also.
As an F grade guitarist from the baby boomer period, I thank you for your analysis. Ive always been intrigued by that part of the passage where he starts playing triplets (da, da, dum.. da da dum).
I first heard this song in 1968 (The Good, the Bad and the Badder😊). At the time, I didnt realise that this song was from a spaghetti western filmed in 1966, when Clint Eastwood was financially struggling. This song was released in 1968 and had moderate single success. I think it was Hugo Montenegro's version. He was the person wrote the theme music for " I Dream of Jeannie".
Gives me goosebumps, absolutely stunning rendition of a classic!
well done , thank you . One of my favorite records to Blast
So beautiful sounding!
Great job, fabulous tone and your approach to teaching is excellent, as soon as I figure out the Patreon thing I''ll sign up.
I love this, great work. I will be learning your version for sure. Thanks for the video.
Fantastic arrangement. Love it when you switch to the bridge pickup; really got to get me a JM.🎸
Thanks Adrian, you always take on some challenging songs, and explain them easily.
Beautiful rendition. Playing is excellent and your tones are to die for.
Nice surf stylings, always enjoy your modesty n teaching techniques...good work...
Clean, very clean. Smoothly done
Spaghetti Surf Ambient. Loved it Adrian. Really great video, thanks for sharing.
Beautiful
You are at one with your guitar and truly a Jazzmaster!
Beautiful guitar brilliant player, loved the video mate and RIP Ennio his music will never die
Another winner, Adrian and a top drawer arrangement with it. Thank you. 👍🏻
What a beautiful rendition.
The California Guitar Trio do a version of this. I was in the audience in Ft. Worth Texas as they opened for King Crimson in the early '90s. All of a sudden my fist blowing of this lick was the perfect audience accompaniment to the song and got a good response from both on stage and off. My shining moment.
Epic
Fantastic cant wait to be able to play this ,keep up the good work
Great job. Lovely arrangement. Look forward to learning this !
Love the sound you've managed with that guitar matey.
Absolutely lovely
Last summer I went to Almería, where all those films where filmed. Lots of local stories about it!
That was freaking awesome.....love the sound. Great lesson as always. Thanks!
Great rendition! Such a beautiful guitar! Just got a strat and I can't wait to give this a go. Cheers!
Another great lesson. Very surflicious.
Ridiculosly amazing tone and version.
Congrats
Gorgeous arrangement and gorgeous playing - thank you for the lesson!
Man that Jazzmaster has a great clean tone. An overlooked Fender and an alternative to Strat & Tele. Digging that tremelo bar too.
Outstanding..and I love the tone of the JMaster, imho it's the best of Fender.
I cut my guitar teeth on a Jazzmaster in 1960-61. That's a sweet one you are playing. Great sounds. When you get tired of that Wurlitzer electric piano, please put it in an envelope and mail it to my house! Thanks. BTW: Gorgeous reverb/delay. Nice playing.
Perfect tone for the song .
That music is treasure from those films. I have the same guitar!
Absolutely Brilliant,👌loved every note🎵🎵🎵🎸
What a great arrangement, so tasteful. Thank you very much
That's an amazing tribute.
Got my Strat plugged into my Blues Junior with the reverb on 11.. wicked lesson my man
This is the perfect challenge for me right now. Much appreciated.
You are such a great player, I immensely enjoyed this video.
Nice, you always pick interesting songs and compositions, and this one is a great choice
Absolutely beautiful arrangement.
Great performance and arrangement! You are and awesome musician!!
beautiful performance , thanks
Beautiful interpretation of this classic Addy!
👍🇦🇺