Play fast like Joe Bonamassa
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Love this guy.. humility, enthusiasm ... positive encouragement for mere mortals and no bullshit telling it as it really is... hours of practice is true...
I love how insane about guitar he is. This is the dedication most of us need .
The secret is to start playing when your`e about 4 yrs old, then join BB King`s band at around 8. Easy.
TRUE
He didn't join bb's band
one of the secrets to this riff is breaking off chunks of notes in groups of five or six. Eric Johnson does five note descending runs and then he'll go back up four notes and then descend five and then back up four. bonamassa does six notes down four notes up six notes down but he also does the five notes also.
I just found this guy. Loved the enthusiasm and straight forwardness. Despite numerous influencers asking me to subscribe, I refused to do it. Immediately subscribed to this channel. Well done, sir. Love to see more of your content.
Learnt that at 13 years old , nothing new I'm 64 years old now ,I still do that now , I've recorded on 5 Albums.
As an "old git" with the beginnings of arthritis I am so tired of rubbish (British) guitar tutors charging me for a printed sheet of scales and telling me to go away and "learn" them. What you have presented here is a guitar exercise that makes sense to me. Thank you.
It’s comforting to see a tutorial where the teacher is struggling too! Plus... I’m just starting out with electric guitar and have been practising licks like this but was thinking maybe I should stop because no one was teaching it... but I’ll keep going now! 🤣👍🏼
What a perfect lesson for intermediate players, amazing stuff. Really appreciated.
I'm going to practice this, but i'm going to practice picking every note. Joe almost always picks every single note when he does these cascading pentatonic licks. In my opinion that's what makes them sound so good.
I've been working on this for quite a few years it doesn't just happen. first you have to get your alternating picking going on your descending runs and you have to start correctly with a downstroke and you have to switch strings correctly with downstroke for ascending riffs and upstroke for descending riffs. I've been playing guitar 35 years and I was made aware of this technique very young by Randy rhoads. zakk Wylde also is a master of this technique and does some crazy pentatonic runs. the smoothness and clarity and absolute perfect timing that Joe bonamassa has is what makes it sound so good. he does a demonstration and shows how you don't even have to do it very quickly it just has to be done correctly with the right timing and it just sounds awesome. this riff is 100% hard work
How does Elon Musk have time for guitar, too?! Do you ever sleep?
While smoking weed.
It's Alan Cryer
and he also somehow has Arnold Schwarzenegger's voice
AaronsSongs U.K. cool
Same thing I thought...LOL!
With your help I was able to accomplish this lesson in 30 minutes. I’ve never been able to connect these scales until you showed us this!
THIS was the video i was looking for. Just the right lick, right explanation, and right motivation. Thanks.
"...he practiced like a maniac to reach that level of playing". That's the "secret". Great lesson!
Excellent articulation and vocabulary for supporting more beginner/intermediate players ("mere mortals").
The cascading pentatonic effect is more often groups of 5 noted not 6 and Joe B is picking but using economy picking not alternate. Additionally, once you get fluid, you can use different groupings and subdivisions. Aka, groups of 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 intermixed. Then work on using 8th notes, 16th, 32nd, and triplets.
Your commitment to practicing is right on !!! Its the dedication to learning that counts!
Depending on whether you tilt your pick down or up as the default hand position, using rest strokes is the hey to mastering two-note-per-string patterns. Try it! ✌️😁
@7:05 "It's not a competition Klaus" Klaus responds, "I don't care. It sounds cool". There it is.
This is the second time I'm watching this, more for mental encouragement. Sadly, I will never master this since I don't have a TV.
Lol, love it! Great lesson, love the fact you mentioned the idea of smashing the notion that we cant do it as its a talent you are born with and not just psychotic obsessive practice that these famous players have done.
I love how you teach! keep it up.
I would love to see you tackle some of Frank Marino's licks. Loved this lesson btw
You are the best educator on the planet!!!
Thanks so much , you´ll be my new teacher from now on . Mark Pfeifer Mexico city
Great lesson! Joe's dad once said, everybody talks about Joe's natural talent. He said, "No, that's not natural talent. Joe worked his butt off woodshedding in his bedroom for 16 hours a day to get where he is".
Cool approach, thanks. After playing the same scale for 40 years it's always nice to find a new exercise.
You done it again Dr Claus
Bonemassa can’t make his guitar stand in mid air like you Claus😂🎸🎸🤘
upbeat attitude gives me a boost.
this is peanuts when you see Shawn Lane playing pentatonic stuff :)
Zooming in on the fret board would make this so much more useful. Thanks.
sold me man. Anytime you can enforce 2 things at once, its a big win. Joe always does the perfect bend with perfect vibrato before his runs, I wish I could just do that
Yea he's intense. But he's got my attention. His videos span the guitar world from Art of Guitar Maintenance (Zennish) to very practical pragmatic hands-on "how-to" instruction. I never know where he will be on any given day. Love it!
Great lesson. Thank you!
Great teacher, great lesson. I’ve been old school for 4 years but recently spent a year learning the three note per string scales but I just can’t improvise three note per string whilst this two note style feels so much more natural! So it’s great to see that all I need to do is put in the effort to learn some new runs and my old school can work. Clapton, bonamassa, moore.... old school... actually I can’t think of any players that I like whomgive it the old three note shred routine. great lesson
Paul Grice I
Not trying to diminish what Bonamassa has accomplished, but Eric Johnson probably deserves a shout out.
Agreed!
Klaus you are intense at times brother. It tickles me, it's passion.
A BIG THANK YOU MASTER you have helped my guitar playing immensely best teacher on you tube thanx
Joe actually picks about 90 percent if not all of his notes most of the time. He actually doesn't pull off or hammer on a lot.
I love you theory... "stop your story and just do it"..... Made me laugh
I'm glad I ran into this video. I like this guy.
Very Cool Claus! Love Bonamassa's playing, he is a great inspiration. Also on these pentatonic runs, have you checked out Sam Coulson? He has some great runs that are similar to this lesson. Thanks for sharing!
I like the information you presented. I’ve always been stuck in a rut and I’ve never really challenge myself because just afraid of sounding bad. For me this video has help me open the door a little bit along with my appreciation for Eric Clapton Stevie Ray Vaughan. I really appreciate information. I find it very useful.
I have to admit that Joe alternate picks his pentatonics - sorry, Claus, but it is even harder than you thought - but 1 million repetitions should fix this :D - do it now....
Really
yes- he isn't doing pulloffs- I don't think so
@@WilRockQ I'm with you here, sounds like Joe B picks them all!
Correct, joe saus he isnt good at legato. He almost always alternate pick his fast runs. This is insane hard to learn. But Hey , if he can, just quit your job, get a divorce and practice 23hours a day.
Not only that but Joe picks every note he dont pull off
THIS IS WHAT YOU SHOULD DO!!!!!! MORE LESSONS ON DIFFERENT GUITAR HEROS LIKE THIS
itll push ur subs up with content like this
‘Dude’…….you are a really funny guy ! 😂 I liked your honesty with…….”little me” notion. I now feel like ‘the Hulk’ ! Just ‘small’ David Banner when I’m not able to ‘do the lick’, …….. but I suddenly become ‘The Hulk’…..when I ‘put my race face on’……and ‘rip Bonamassa’s ‘two notes per string ‘shreds’. 😂
Thanks Claus. I like to slide 14 to 12 on the g string and roll over to the b string and the same on the 9 fret d to g string and then again 7 fret a to d.
Man, great lesson!! Deserves millions of likes.
You do a great job teaching bro!! One of the best I've watched. Thanks you for doing what you do. Happy blazing!
Very cool with the teaching man, love the finger walking😊thanks for sharing your talent, I'm
Working hard mate ta get it right 🎶🎸💂🎸🎶
Your metronome impersonation was spot on
I think Joe picks it.. Can be done either way but I prefer to pick it starting with a down pick...
I also found it useful to play his style with five notes per run, instead of 6, in the pentatonic scale descending, sequentially. There are a few videos on RUclips showing that method. Definitely challenging!
that makes sense.
So nice to finally see you struggle lol keep up the great videos🤘🤘🤘🤘
Amazing lesson
Thanks for the motivational speech re the nervous system...
Tbh, I don't have as much time as I'd like to practice. But, I'm glad that I finally found someone that really tells it like it is and creates videos around the truth. It's all about the practice. Yes this lick and that exercise and those patterns help understand some concepts better than others. Though all of that means nothing if you don't put in enough time. I wasn't browsing RUclips for theory, I was just looking for exercises that would help me work on dexterity and certain techniques, loops, stuff that I could do even with the little time I have available, but stuff that touched on more than one aspect of playing and that once mastered, would show that progress in other areas, without even realizing it myself as I actually progress, if that makes sense. That's pretty much what I've gotten so far from this channel. Time investment is mandatory but I've never ran across a similar channel or teacher that helps you learn and do so much with the simplest of exercises. I blame the success of these lessons on their simplicity, thoughtfulness, and the way Claus explains everything. He has a way of inspiring confidence, while also basically repeating the harsh truth that you can't get anywhere without practicing certain things thousands of times. In my humble opinion, these videos should have at least five times their number of views.
PS: I think this is the first channel where I didn't immediately go looking or asking for tabs and stuff. The way everything is presented, I just don't need them. I could always manage to follow along and memorize things after one or two video playthroughs. That should say a lot, I think...
PS 2: Can't believe I forgot to add this... This is the first time I actually stopped thinking about some things being unattainable on guitar without natural-born talent. This has always been in the back of my head since I first picked up a guitar and has stunted my progress and even caused me to dump the instrument for lengthy periods of time because I just wanted to give up. Not anymore :) Maybe there are better lessons out there and I just haven't found them yet. But I'll never again underestimate the value of how guitar lessons are presented. Presentation is 90%, especially when you're already technically sound as a player (speaking of Claus now). You can show millions of licks but to no avail if you don't properly explain them in a language that everyone from noob to seasoned player can understand. :) Great job!
I have to agree with the Eric Johnson comment, however--nice explanation and a great little run to practice. Thank you.
THANK YOUUUU!!!!!!!!
Absolutely love your teaching style!
Im practicing this too. It got mundane then i watched buddy. Great guitarists motivation. You should make youtube shorts 🤟🏼
Great lesson and introduction to one important feature in JB's style. Thanks.
Awesome! Very nuch looking forward to the series. Thanks.
Good job my friend. May I simply suggest? Let's just remember that these techniques in that "special type of sound" appeared with Eric Johnson, from whom Bonamassa picked them :). I am not criticizing Bonamassa, he's great too. Only stating a fact.
Great stuff thank you. You notice when Joe Bonamassa plays those sixes, it's like when it changes positions you can't tell with you ears. it. It's all one string of notes.
I like how you teach.
Great breakdown. Next do the signature 5 note drop pattern. That's my fav!
thx for your clear announcements, practis, practis, practis!
I love this video. Your attitude is infectious. I think I smiled through the whole thing. I can defiantly relate to your way of thinking. Wish I found this one sooner. I’ll be working on this technique immediately. Consider me a new subscriber! Thanks!
I think you show good insight into how a lot of us play and learn, pretty funny actually.
Love your attitude. Great lesson
Great lesson! Love your awe and your kick ass passion for playing and mastery.
I love the philosophy… I giggled a little it was funny but true
this is a really excellent and enjoyable lesson !
He studied Eric Johnson and admitted it took him years to get those scale runs. What most people don’t realize is that he was in the band bloodline in 1994 when he was 16 also playing these same phrases
Wow! A humble guitarist… didn’t know that existed. Great Vid!
I'll be back!!! He's right about one thing! Practice, practice, practice!
Great great teaching ethnics 👍
Thank you so much for the lesson! It's realy cool exercise!!!!
Great lesson and very helpful!! Thanks a lot!!
I had the same issue! 3 note per string licks are so natural to me, but 2 note per string has been really hard.
I like this guy hes like Austrian and or British. Good educator. Watched Joe the other night and decided I was gonna figure out wtf hes doing. Knowing damn well its not impossible, I found this! hahaha. There's still a lot of Joe to pick a part lol but this is a fantastic start. Eric Johnson has licks like this in the song Manhattan for instance I've always wanted to take on. Good approach to playing lead.
You're a funny guy! Enjoyed the lesson.
Love your channel and mind !
I don't think he uses pull-offs. It's all picked/downward pick-slanting. Check out Troy Grady's series. All the stuff pertaining to Eric Johnson applies to Joe as well. Keep up the great work.
Personal preference I know, but I do not appreciate Joe B and I find him very boring and one dimensional. However Eric J and Michael Lee Firkins (1st album especially) are proper musicians IMHO, with an ear for melody and delicious phrasing, plus they both exhibit high level technical ability.
Do it both ways, gentlemen-with pulloffs and without. And do both alt-picking and economy, as well. And for pick-slanting, exaggerate it then minimize it. On and on and on, mix it up and expand your toolbox.
kind of weird he can sell out venues a few hundred times a year...people aren't paying $500 a front row seat to see Eric Johnson...as great as he is. Look at the people that WANT to perform with JB. I'm with them ;-) You know, BB King, Danny Gatton, Reese Wynans, Anton Fig...and on and on and on.
Fuck Troy he’s a opportunistic wolf amongst all you newbie sheep, I heard he invent the E string, and joe bonoyomomma isn’t doing anything new extremely boring player and way overrated
Master Exploder
He sure does...Most players use pull offs and hammer ons quite often
I don't think Bonamassa does pick pull off with those licks? it looks to me he does a hybrid of alternate and economy picking?
cool made and my reaction is quite similar like yours.. 😂 but i am pretty sure he pick it all 90% of the time... seems to be 3 tech, downward picking,upward and sweeping..
riff brought me to this riff
I don’t want to play like Joe B , I want to play like me, and we all should play with our own personal interpretation and creativity. Be yourself, create something new. You don’t need to play fast , great , or whatever….be original and have fun doing it. Lastly….learn to improv. It’s the magic that few can master because they are to concerned about playing like a famous guitarist.
Finally, a guitar teacher on youtube admits that there is no trick. You have to learn the shit and master it. Refreshing.
Nice video, you have heard of Eric Johnson right?
Joe Bonamassa was a child guitar protégé. He played with the blues greats when he was just in grade school✌🏻
Roberto Quimada Prodigy
Thanks
I will
Thanks for teaching
I'll practice that . thats something i did naturally a while ago. let's see if it comes back.
Well put.
Hi Claus. Do you really think Bonamassa is pulling off on these licks? To me, it sounds as though Joe is picking every or most of the notes, not using pulloffs and hammer ons, which is what makes his fast runs to impressive.
Thank you for this video .... Helps me a lot...
Great lesson and I've subscribed to you today. What is the pedal you are using to get that violin tone like Eric J? - Is it a Dover Drive?
Great explanation , super positive man also 😎