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Joe Satriani Guest Lesson - Cascading legato runs (TG235)
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- Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2012
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TG takes a lesson from the godfather of shred in the art of legato, chord voicings and exotic scale licks
Download Total Guitar issue 235 for the accompanying tab and explanation - available in the UK and, digitally, worldwide via Apple Newsstand and Zinio (www.zinio.com) from 26 November 2012.
very nice lesson by voldemort
Every single time I watch one of these he brings out like a whole world of things I need to practice and learn! Amazing!
I met Joe a few weeks ago. He's in great shape. He's 57. Monster on the axe. I actually think he's getting better.
The longer you play you should get better.
he's 66 now and watched him destroy a guitar for 2.5 hrs last night... mind blown. I could tell he did more basic subs later in the set but not much really, he's an absolute monster and so iconic in his sound, his show was part of my bucketlist - thanks joe
Dave Murray is a legato legend
Looks like a single sized sustainiac pick up, but if so i can only see one switch for it (where normally it would be 2, on/off & harmonic mode) not 100% sure but visually thats what it looks like ; )
why r they filming in a parking lot, he deserves a better location
Do I spy some new kind of neck pickup? Doesn't look like the stock JS2400 pickup.
Joe looks better without hair than with hair. And he looks like he's 35 but he's really in his 50s.
Neck pickup??? Is it sustainiac? ?
lol, it seems so!! i have never noticed it before!
It should tittled Joe guitar wisdom than a lesson
If i see another voldemort joke, someone's gonna loose their balls
I am 20 and my hair is thinning pretty harshly. Really emphasizes my big ass forehead lol
that and the fact he never has any hair on his head nowadays
hahahahahahahaha!!!!!! dude you just ripped my mouth..
His legato isn't very legato, lets face it. Rock legato is so choppy.
LMAO
Yeah, Holdsworth style legato is by far the most fluent.
If it was clean like Holdsworth it wouldn't fit with rock music imo. So being perfectly clean is not necessary in this genre. At some point you have to stop working on technique to start working on composition, which is Joe's main skill. Complex guitar playing (relative to most music bar jazz) yet the songs on the whole are always catchy fun and easy to enjoy by non guitarists alike. How ever Vai is far more clean and technical, and so not everyone can simply enjoy the music, in some ways you need to be a musician to start with to appreciate Vai's music more. Otherwise its hard to just sit and enjoy..there for some songs that are the exception of course.
I know what you're saying, people often confuse hammer-ons and pull-offs with legato. You can hammer-on and/or pull-off and still be staccato. Joe's where most rock/shredder guys would start at. Maybe Paul Gilbert. Those are probably the guys in that world, although Paul is more known for his picking. Alen Hinds is pretty good at Legato. I would kind of take that and mix it over something along the lines of Eric Johnson or Bonamassa's playing. Holdsworth will forever be known for his legato but he's just too alien for me. The reason behind the attention to those guys is that they are a little less straight forward that 3 notes in a row, legato down a scale or 3 notes ascending/descending/ascending on a string or moving up one position and doing it straight in a row like that. There's a little bit more of an interesting pattern happening
watch brett garsed playing legato fusion/jazz-rock guitar
Why it makes me think about joe was a kidnapee by TG and let him to do a tutor for legato……
i know guys in their 20's that have no hair.
He looks like he suffered from leukemia and just had a chemotherapy.