I was meant to see them at Hellfest 2020, which was postponed until this year, and then again postponed until 2022. I pray that they're still on the lineup!
Great choice! Rev is a huge guitar hero of mine. Never forget the first time I saw them. Opened for Frank Black at la Luna in Portland Oregon. Just happened to be visiting from Texas at the time. Saw them many more times here in Texas and in Cali. Always puts on a fantastic show.
Awesome track! Surf Punk Rock-a-Billy...PsychoBilly. I’m complying quite a list of tunes that you’ve posted that I want to learn? Thank you for describing your process, confidence level and timeline. I often berate myself, or don’t start diligently pecking away at a song, because I feel like I should be getting it “confidently” under my fingers, faster! Have to remember that playing guitar is a process!
There's no way I can play that, but I loved hearing it. Thanks for turning me on to Rev. Horton Heat. I'm more on your "10 alternative songs for beginners" side.
Horten Heat are great, saw them many times but the one I enjoyed the most was when Jello Biafra joined them on stage and Jim Heath launched into Holidays In Cambodia. His guitar sound fitted in perfectly.
The songs you pick always have interesting technique, chord, lead and feel stuff to come away with. There's a couple of such in this one I'm less than practiced at, but songs are the best motivator to practice certain skills in properly. Very nice.
I’ll be honest, I’m probably not going to be learning this one, but I really enjoyed that play through. I’ll check out their music - thanks for the intro!
Adrian...welcome to the Church of the Reverend. Awesome video as usual, you're spoiling us. Not knowing the Reverend obviously means you need a Gretsch in your life. Warning...you buy one you'll want to buy them all, but seriously your next guitar needs to be six strings of "That Great Gretsch Sound." I think there's a G5420 or G5422 in your future, great entry models, the used price point is a great value $500-$750. Swap in some TV Jones Filtertrons if you really want to go uptown and for under $1,000 you've got a guitar that plays and sounds like their $2,500 pro models. I've got two (6120 & 6228 with Bigsby added), they'd be the last guitars I'd sell in my stable. If an alien came from outer space and you wanted to introduce them to the sound of electric guitar, you'd pick up a Gretsch hollow body first...6120 in orange stain. Gretsch guitars in Orange Stain (or maybe Cadillac Green) sound the best ;) Gretsch into a Fender tube amp is one of the most iconic electric guitar sounds around.
As always your taste is impeccable. If you ever get the chance to see the Reverend live I highly recommend it. I've seen him countless times (even done a few shots with him) and he's just a phenomenal player and showman.
I uploaded a video of me playing the solo a while ago just as a record for myself and you've given me PTSD flashbacks as to how difficult his guitar parts are to learn but you nailed the essence of the whole track
Nice to see somebody doing the Rev! As others said below, great live band. We see him on the east coast around xmas time if we are lucky. Pick up the dvd Live and in person. Next best thing to being there i guess.
Adrian, this is superb! Your lessons are really the best I've come across on youtube - they are so well shot/explained that I am really lead to believe your channel name :-) Thanks for teaching such a great song and especially so since it's new to me! I'll have to go listen to more Reverend Horton Heat.
You can tell by my avatar (my Gretsch 6120RHH) that I very much appreciate this lesson! Thanks for this Adrian and Jim Heath lessons are welcome any time you get inspired to do so!!!
Adrian - Big thanks for putting this together. A lot of the technique on this song will be a stretch for me. I am going to work on this and even if I don't master the whole thing there are so many skills that I want to add to my collection. Good challenge for me.
The good Reverend is higher revered here in the US, Loaded Gun is one of my favorites. The Devil's chasing me, live at the bumper shoot is also a great version of that song.
One of the most fun lesson of yours! I'm still working on the solo but I'm getting there. I took home so many new skills and ideas from this one, thanks!
Whilst i have been here since your first 2k subs, i've learnt a lot from you and developed as a player, BUT HOLY .. you keep on getting better too! fantastic friend.
@@frankrizzo5710 gotchya. They're a Dallas band and played all the time. So much so that I sometimes forget they tour. I didn't know that anyone knew them outside of TX.
@@rolandevenstill1 A buddy of mine got me into so many bands back then. He had a nose for the awesome! They used to pack the club here in town. It’s not even open anymore.
A fantastic tutorial, as always Adrian! I’ve had the good fortune to see the Reverend Horton Heat several times, always an amazing show! I’d love to see you do a tutorial on another of his great instrumentals - Marijuana. Perhaps next year on April 20 ? 😅
Hey Adrian long time fan of your channel. I love the way you break down songs and really make the lessons very easy to follow. I've really learned a lot watching over the years. I have a request for a song that I think you could do and I know I would really appreciate. If you could do a lesson for Les Jaguars - Guitare Jette that would be cool. Thanks again for the awesome videos looking forward to continuing learning with you.
@@mikaelsjoberg1894 Yes, lots of competition here. I was quite impressed by his Holiday in Cambodia and John McGeoch stuff. But Reverend.. lots of stuff to memorize here.
So as soon as you started playing this I'm thinking, I know this... but from where?? Is it part of a movie soundtrack? Great tune anyhow, and great playing as always. One of the best channels on YT.
Thank once again for another outstanding lesson. Seen the rev many times. Mostly at the Bottleneck in Lawrence Ks. Just a couple three bands that seem to be up your alley but you’ve never touched on. Ween, pick a song any song. Probably my favorite guitarist of all time Modest Mouse, cmon Johnny Marr joined. But great even before. Along the same lines, Built to Spill.
Once again dear boy a fab sounding song and played very well .....this song reminds me of one of those old spy shows from the 1960s......I would certainly like to here you play a song by link Wray called fat back
Another great lesson! I have the newer version of your Jazzy. I love this kind of music. I’ll be checking out this video in hopes that I can cop your tone as well as learn the song. Who needs a Gretsch anyway!
I bet Mr. Jim Heath would have a big grin on his face watching this video. One of the coolest song lessons I’ve ever seen! Tons of great licks!
Adrian just broke that track in half. What a performance!
You are my new favorite RUclips guitar instructor. Thank you.
The last show I saw before Covid was Reverend Horton Heat in Tucson. Don't miss if they come to your town.
I was meant to see them at Hellfest 2020, which was postponed until this year, and then again postponed until 2022. I pray that they're still on the lineup!
Rev is one of my favs. Taught by my favorite RUclips teacher thanks Adrian!
wonderful stuff Adrian thank you!
Great choice! Rev is a huge guitar hero of mine. Never forget the first time I saw them. Opened for Frank Black at la Luna in Portland Oregon. Just happened to be visiting from Texas at the time. Saw them many more times here in Texas and in Cali. Always puts on a fantastic show.
Saw rev last night for my third show of then and they played this song. It was kick ass and they are playing like lighting. Killer lesson
Pretty spectacular playing Adrian-thanks, and thanks for the great transcription
Incredible performance!
Love the Rev Heat psychobilly! Thanks for covering this, you did an awesome job!
All right! A Dallas guy! See him live when you can.
Nice one, completely new to me so great stuff!
I am learning so much about music through this channel
Fantastic. If you own a Gretch you know the Rev. Great job!
Great track! What a load of fun.
Awesome track! Surf Punk Rock-a-Billy...PsychoBilly. I’m complying quite a list of tunes that you’ve posted that I want to learn? Thank you for describing your process, confidence level and timeline. I often berate myself, or don’t start diligently pecking away at a song, because I feel like I should be getting it “confidently” under my fingers, faster!
Have to remember that playing guitar is a process!
There's no way I can play that, but I loved hearing it. Thanks for turning me on to Rev. Horton Heat. I'm more on your "10 alternative songs for beginners" side.
Horten Heat are great, saw them many times but the one I enjoyed the most was when Jello Biafra joined them on stage and Jim Heath launched into Holidays In Cambodia. His guitar sound fitted in perfectly.
The Rev is often overlooked ... great track and awesome playing!
The songs you pick always have interesting technique, chord, lead and feel stuff to come away with. There's a couple of such in this one I'm less than practiced at, but songs are the best motivator to practice certain skills in properly. Very nice.
EXCELLENT. Love the Reverend.
This one has been keeping me busy for a bit over a week.
I've watched many of your videos and was excited to see you cover and teach a RHH tune. Excellent work on the transcription and playing. Cheers!
Excellent dude!!!!!!!
I’ll be honest, I’m probably not going to be learning this one, but I really enjoyed that play through. I’ll check out their music - thanks for the intro!
Why not!
Adrian...welcome to the Church of the Reverend. Awesome video as usual, you're spoiling us. Not knowing the Reverend obviously means you need a Gretsch in your life. Warning...you buy one you'll want to buy them all, but seriously your next guitar needs to be six strings of "That Great Gretsch Sound." I think there's a G5420 or G5422 in your future, great entry models, the used price point is a great value $500-$750. Swap in some TV Jones Filtertrons if you really want to go uptown and for under $1,000 you've got a guitar that plays and sounds like their $2,500 pro models. I've got two (6120 & 6228 with Bigsby added), they'd be the last guitars I'd sell in my stable. If an alien came from outer space and you wanted to introduce them to the sound of electric guitar, you'd pick up a Gretsch hollow body first...6120 in orange stain. Gretsch guitars in Orange Stain (or maybe Cadillac Green) sound the best ;) Gretsch into a Fender tube amp is one of the most iconic electric guitar sounds around.
Fabulous!
Thank you Adrian for introducing me to this amazing player. Can't believe this guy crept under my personal radar for so long....Psychobilly rules!!
Finally someone covers the Rev. Thanks!
Wow, great track!
Fantastic Adrian !! Wonderful tone. Kudos to Steve the drummer too.
I've always heard of them and never heard their music. What a great tune, and loved your performance as always!
As always your taste is impeccable. If you ever get the chance to see the Reverend live I highly recommend it. I've seen him countless times (even done a few shots with him) and he's just a phenomenal player and showman.
Awesome! Thank you! The RHH is the best!!!
I uploaded a video of me playing the solo a while ago just as a record for myself and you've given me PTSD flashbacks as to how difficult his guitar parts are to learn but you nailed the essence of the whole track
OMG, the Rev!
The Rev is a fellow Texan! Thank you for this one! Great stuff, as are all your lessons.
thanks so much for sharing, an amazing video
Nice to see somebody doing the Rev! As others said below, great live band. We see him on the east coast around xmas time if we are lucky. Pick up the dvd Live and in person. Next best thing to being there i guess.
Awesome!
This is beautiful! Thanks man!
Ooosh ... sleazy rockabilly type lesson cool
The best you tube guitar channel
He puts on a great live show
One of my all time favs. I knew I liked you.
Helluva player, Helluva song. Keep this energy going forward. You're one of the things that makes this world go 'round.
Adrian, this is superb! Your lessons are really the best I've come across on youtube - they are so well shot/explained that I am really lead to believe your channel name :-)
Thanks for teaching such a great song and especially so since it's new to me! I'll have to go listen to more Reverend Horton Heat.
You can tell by my avatar (my Gretsch 6120RHH) that I very much appreciate this lesson! Thanks for this Adrian and Jim Heath lessons are welcome any time you get inspired to do so!!!
Very 'Surf' sounding tone, I love it!
Great..as usual. Thanks
Awesome! Thanks for this 🎸🎵
That is a really cool song. And you played great!
Yeah ive seen the Rev. about 30 times. Hes the best!
Rad, I wish there was more Reverend lessons out there. Thanks.
Thank you yes love it !!!
This playthrough was awesome!
So well played !
Great performance!!!!
Adrian - Big thanks for putting this together. A lot of the technique on this song will be a stretch for me. I am going to work on this and even if I don't master the whole thing there are so many skills that I want to add to my collection. Good challenge for me.
Wow great Too hear something different.
Nice!!
Crazy cool guitar style
Thanks for doing this as it was a personal favourite for years. You did a really good job
You freaking nailed it
Just saw the rev last month great show
The good Reverend is higher revered here in the US, Loaded Gun is one of my favorites.
The Devil's chasing me, live at the bumper shoot is also a great version of that song.
Awesome lesson! One quarter point deduction for not using a Gretsch.
Missed this one on YT, came across on your site. Tremendous! I listened to the Reverend back in the 90's, but did not realize how great this one was.
What a great song
Nice!
One of the most fun lesson of yours! I'm still working on the solo but I'm getting there. I took home so many new skills and ideas from this one, thanks!
I actually love that song as well!!!
Man, awesome.
Really great
Whilst i have been here since your first 2k subs, i've learnt a lot from you and developed as a player, BUT HOLY .. you keep on getting better too! fantastic friend.
I’ve just stumbled across this. Love The Rev. Great job Adrian as always 👌
never heard of them but i was transfixed with your interpretation. of the track. fantastic playing
Awesome! Hello from Austin...
an oldie but a goodie!
Great live band. Love his voice and his playing. He plays a lovely looking Gretch.
There’s that kiiller intro 🤟🎸
Also nice tones in this vid mate
you are very good teacher brother
YES more REV
Great stuff, Adrian. This is awesome!
Awesome! Great tune, used to see them a lot in the 90’s.
Me too. Late 90s early 2000s. Are you from Dallas?
@@rolandevenstill1 Rochester New York, Rockin place in those days.
@@frankrizzo5710 gotchya. They're a Dallas band and played all the time. So much so that I sometimes forget they tour. I didn't know that anyone knew them outside of TX.
@@rolandevenstill1 A buddy of mine got me into so many bands back then. He had a nose for the awesome! They used to pack the club here in town. It’s not even open anymore.
A fantastic tutorial, as always Adrian! I’ve had the good fortune to see the Reverend Horton Heat several times, always an amazing show! I’d love to see you do a tutorial on another of his great instrumentals - Marijuana. Perhaps next year on April 20 ? 😅
Jim Heath is an underrated guitarist.
Hey Adrian long time fan of your channel. I love the way you break down songs and really make the lessons very easy to follow. I've really learned a lot watching over the years. I have a request for a song that I think you could do and I know I would really appreciate. If you could do a lesson for Les Jaguars - Guitare Jette that would be cool. Thanks again for the awesome videos looking forward to continuing learning with you.
Bravo!!!
Well if that’s not your best video, I don’t know which one is.
His Pretenders videos are amazing , and smiths and cure and another girl another planet.
@@mikaelsjoberg1894 Yes, lots of competition here. I was quite impressed by his Holiday in Cambodia and John McGeoch stuff. But Reverend.. lots of stuff to memorize here.
The reverend is great! Dig into his discography with a big spoon, he's just your jam!
So as soon as you started playing this I'm thinking, I know this... but from where?? Is it part of a movie soundtrack? Great tune anyhow, and great playing as always. One of the best channels on YT.
Thank once again for another outstanding lesson. Seen the rev many times. Mostly at the Bottleneck in Lawrence Ks. Just a couple three bands that seem to be up your alley but you’ve never touched on.
Ween, pick a song any song. Probably my favorite guitarist of all time
Modest Mouse, cmon Johnny Marr joined. But great even before. Along the same lines, Built to Spill.
F**k m*.... I loved that.!
Once again dear boy a fab sounding song and played very well .....this song reminds me of one of those old spy shows from the 1960s......I would certainly like to here you play a song by link Wray called fat back
Quality choice mate .
Yes I did like this
Another great lesson!
I have the newer version of your Jazzy. I love this kind of music. I’ll be checking out this video in hopes that I can cop your tone as well as learn the song. Who needs a Gretsch anyway!
You played the ass off that guitar.nice work.