Epic Surf Tones! - Bombora by The Atlantics | Guitar Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- A surf classic. Full tutorial, and a some stuff about surf gear and tone.
Full play-through: 00:10
Introduction: 03:12
Teaching intro: 05:43
Teaching main riff: 08:26
Teaching: riff B: 13:42
Teaching riff C: 16:36
Gear and surf tone tips: 18:44
Ending: 23:39
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The great mysteries of life: How did they build stonehenge? Where did the Easter Island statues come from? Why does the 'other' lane always move quicker at the supermarket? And most mysterious of all: Why anyone would give Adrian's videos a thumbs down.
Jeffrey Sims no doubt about that.
As they say you can't fix stupid imho Adrian rocks! Love his channel!
It makes perfect Australian sense that a band of guys who grew up next to the Pacific Ocean would call themselves The Atlantics.
Ha ha.. they actually got the name from Atlantic Union Oil company, that later became Esso.
They were also Greek migrants
Farmduck lolz
Adrian, another great track that inspires me to try to get those tones out of my Strat! I've enjoyed all the eclectic punk & post-punk material, takes me back to my early days of playing guitar, but who wants to listen to an old dude playing Wire or Richard Hell, etc? It's the country stuff and these types of tunes that have had me experimenting with my Tele into country licks and with my Strat into serious reverb and surf sounds, rather than the typical and blues sounds. Your versions of both the original and Johnny Thunders' (whom I saw play back in the late 70 with the Heartbreakers) versions of Pipeline were great too! Just had to say you have the most unique tastes and lessons on RUclips and thanks for all these lessons.
Great choice/lesson...being an Aust surfer I was v impressed.
Saw them play live in a Sydney beachside Surf lifesaving Club when a regroup happened circa 2000.
Trivia warning - There was a large influx of Greek migrants to the Australian shores post ww2 this band was a byproduct of that thus the bosuki guitar sound influence on the track.
It belongs as the soundtrack to a crazy space chase scene in some old 60s sci-fi movie. Thanks Adrian!
Funny you should say that, the Atlantics did try to do a sort of concept album based on the whole space age sci fi thing. Didn't do well but I might have to try and get my hands on it and have a listen, could be a forgotten classic?
Reminds me somewhat of the soundtrack to Forbidden Planet. I’ll have to look for that album as well.
@@mpogze8020 I have to apologise, Michael, it was just a single, although they did do some edgy sort of punk surf stuff in the later years
Jeffrey Sims No worries. Thanks for the update. This song is sort of pushing that “punk-like” direction with all the dissonance. I love Adrian’s interpretation. Fun tune!
Hats off to you my friend. You have a true talent for teaching and have inspired me to learn to play surf music. THANK YOU!!!!!
Surf is what inspired me to play guitar 🎸
Rock on 🤘🏄
Thanks for indulging yourself and playing the full track. Tremendous! I remember this as a kid but appreciate it even more now though
Best geezer ever to do guitar lessons!
Time to dig out the reverb and delay pedals , grab the supplementary oxygen for the high altitude fretting and hit the tremolo bar . Surfs up !
Excellent.Was practicing Another Girl Another Planet this morning from your Tutorial,then took the dog for a walk listening to Surf guitar playlist,with Bambora on it.Thanks for this ,tomorrow is sorted out !!
Reminded me of Dick Dale in the summer 1981 issue Guitar Player magazine. Thanks!
Get with the feeli'n. You sure did. Thank you.
As always Adrian you give ur Utmost to what you play.1st few minutes had me reaching for my Strat.I like this backdrop where the ac30 can be seen.Great tone & great lesson.
Boah Adrian you are an absolute gem! I'm so glad you decided to take up this RUclips habit 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The Atlantics are a fantastic band, one of my favorite tunes is Flight of the Surf Guitar. It would be awesome if you could do a lesson for any Laika and The Cosmonauts song, another great band that not even a lot of surf enthusiasts have heard of.
My only regret is that I can only give one ‘like’
That reverb sounds unreal! Great song and you make it sound amazing. I’ll have to get back to relearning it.
This groove slowed down to.05 is epic moody surf guitar 🎸 too! Breeereeewwww! Thank you for sharing and cheers nice sounding spaghetti western classic sounds.
What a great track. Love the surf stuff. I am in Santa Cruz, CA so surf is king here. Anyone who likes this should check out The Mermen. Food For Other Fish being my favorite album, but all are really good. All instrumental surf guitar awesomeness.
¡Muy Bien! Felicitaciones.💯
Absolutely superb.
Delighted to see you play a few Surf tunes. They sound amazing 😉
Great Aussie song by a great Aussie band. And they're still going!
Lick at 13:50 has kind of a spaghetti western vibe. Great track, great lesson, thank you sir!
My only regret is that... No wait a minute; I don't have to listen again! Interesting and well done, superbly executed, next please.
Best guitarist around, hands down. Adrian NEVER ceases to amaze me. He has alien fingers BTW.;)
Haha, more comments like this please people. Very good for my ego.
Love surf music, thanks for another great tutorial
Another wonderful lesson - can hardly wait to wrestle with it (wish I had your skill). Apart from providing some of the best guitar lessons on you tube you have amazing musical knowledge and taste. You've introduced me to tracks and artists I would otherwise never have heard of and are introducing younger players to some of the classic punk, new wave and alternative tracks that have been inspirational to me over the years. Thanks - please don't stop!
There was already a surf band from Brisbane called the Pacifics headed by a guitar player named Jeff Bean. I was fortunate to have worked with him in the 1970's-not playing guitar but installing telephone exchanges.
Gorgeous strat and amazing playing
Brilliant lesson and rendition, Adrian! Many thanks!
Awesome playing! Wonderful sweet sound 👍👏👏👏
Wow. Straight to Spotify aaand download. Great lesson also.
Nice track, while you were playing it I thought it had a punk feel to it, it's the dissonance that you go on to point out I guess. Soon as I have a spare hour I will be at it.
Boss lesson again Adrian 😎🎸✅
It's a crazy track for when it was written. It's crazy by today's standards, the drumming is wild but back then! Fark
Great lesson and great tones. I love me some surf! Regarding the reverb, I found the Source Audio True Spring to be the best alternative to a real Fender outboard tank. It’s indistinguishable in a blind test, at least to me. I actually built a Surfy Bear and preferred the True Spring. Keep up the great work and thanks for all the lessons.
Alex Nennig I’ve been using a True Spring and it’s an incredible reverb. Miles ahead of any pedal I’ve tried and I’ve tried a lot of them. The tremolo function on the True Spring is also very good.
I agree, and having three trem types is awesome. I kinda wish they had made it a double pedal with separate controls for the trem, but as is it’s still fantastic.
I agree, and having three trem types is awesome. I kinda wish they had made it a double pedal with separate controls for the trem, but as is it’s still fantastic.
I agree, and having three trem types is awesome. I kinda wish they had made it a double pedal with separate controls for the trem, but as is it’s still fantastic.
I prefer Catalinbread Topanga and the spring setting of the EHX oceans 11. Best drip tones out there if you can't afford the real thing.
Never heard this track before but that was awesome !
Great lesson, thank you for this !!!
While I prefer the The Space Cossacks version...this was well taught and played!!
The Fender 6G15 is the best! Second to that is the SB version which is the closest to the 6G15. (It’s actually the same 6G15 circuit with FETs replacing the tubes).
I’ve long wanted an original 6G15 tank but never got around to getting one and I still kick myself for not buying the Reissue from years back to mod to original spec.
Never heard this song before, quite menacing sounding for a surf song. I like it. I guess I gotta put the whammy bar on my strat and see how close I can get to the reverb sound with my Source Audio Ventris. I have a Belle Epoch Deluxe as well.
Loving this one😊
Fantastic! Thank you!
I really want you to do a tone lesson. All of your videos sound fantastic
Sounds like East Bay Ray may have come across this (along with other tracks) in his younger days.
The Atlantics also did a catchy number with Johnny Rebb on vocal called Come On.
Wet Taxis did a great cover; there’s a clip of their version complete with a Donnie Sutherland interview here on RUclips.
Great lesson. Nice to hear you play some surf guitar, and hearing you play for longer at the start was cool. Have you heard Perpetual Oyster by Yawning Man? It’s a great modern surf song.
good work man
Nice one! Can you make Reef break lesson as well 🤠
Bombora is an excellent song and as well as your presentation. I searched your site for the TAB to go along with it to no avail. Would help me to see th TAB along with your presentation, if available. Thanks !!
Thanks Aids great stuff, we just call them “bommies” 👍🏼
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Awesome stuff as usual. I have always wanted to learn this tune. Will have to give it a go!
Question- why the strat and not the JM?
Epic!!
Thanks for sharing Adrian. Time to dig out the Jaguar. Out of interest, did you try the Boss Digital Reverb before you plumped for the Surfybear? No compressor?
Great tune ; ca'nt believe i do'nt recognise it
I would love for you to do a tutorial on another great surf song which was covered by Midnight Oil called "Wedding Cake Island". I don't have the skills that Im sure you have to Decipher the notes (chords). Thankx
hello Adrian great lesson as always......what do you use for your backing tracks ? thanks.
Yes please. A lesson on producing these amazing videos. Do you make your own backing tracks? How do you do it? Drums, etc.?
Great stuff, can you please show us how to play Toxic by Surfrajettes ?
Awesome video! Can you make a tutorial for a song called "You Better" by The Jackets pls?
Great videos and great lessons. Through and through. I'd like to see dick dale's version of third stone from the sun. It's an awesome track and I canNOT find anything on it. Thanks
I wonder if Robert Smith dug surf music before the post punk and goth days? Same with Joey Santiago from Pixies.
The 3 ppl who disliked, must have spent $$$$$ for a vintage Fender Reverb tank and still can''t get the tone 🤣
!!! Adrian ..'Riff Break ' ! ..🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Please !!! Please!!! Please !! Pretty Please with a cherry on top 🙏🙏🙏🙏!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excuse my Ignorance on this,The red panels on the wall Are keeping the sound from Being too loud on the outside!! Would I be correct in thinking this?
Adrian will reply, but I was thinking sound absorbers to improve the acoustics inside the room. On the other hand keeping sound from being too loud outside would be useful for me. We have the crappiest single-pane windows on earth so I'm always reluctant to crank it up at all.
Yeah that's it,I stated it the wrong way.I need this.Thank for the Reply.
Well, wasn't that just Fintastic?
What reverb are you using? Curious to know. Cheers.
Great tutorial.
I always wondered why they called themselves the "Atlantics"
Since Australia is bordered by the Indian and Pacific Ocean.
All the best surf is in places borderd by the Pacific. Hence they should have named themselves the "Pacifics" 😋
Or maybe The Specifics
Atlantic was a brand of petrol in Sydney at the time.
Actually this is not the correct drumming to the song.
It’s all played on the toms on the record.
Apache ....