Sorry guys I just noticed at 11:49 refer to a note in the chord as a 6th interval, it was actually a major third. Failed to spot my mistake in the edit. Enjoy the video. Cam
@@crash3711I referred to the Knight in chess because you're going down a string and up a fret. An 'L' shape of sorts but to be fair, a bishop would be more accurate. Not really sure why I didn't mention it to be honest.
You guys lol.. Respect and Thank You. So damn good vibrato, bends articulation, picking syncopation. knowledge of Fretboard & Notes, Crazy !@@CameronCooper
Yes Randy was good...... did he change rock/metal guitar? Not at all.... his fingering, tapping, hammer ons etc. came from studying Eddie.... Randy even said so.... Eddie was at the forefront of all that or there would never have been the Eddie we all know and love if that were NOT true.... Why they always end up in the same sentences is ridiculous to those of us that know the truths of the history... Randy, Steve Vai, George Lynch, Joe Satriani, and 50 other hot rods are all in the same paragraph following the master Eddie....
The thing about Randy Rhoads is he knew all the chords and all the scales and phrasing and it’s amazing to just sit back and crank it up and enjoy but you make it seem so easy your understanding and skills come out in not only your playing but as the teacher
That was one of the key differences between RR and EVHs playing imo. EVH learned sitting on the edge of his bed noodling/experimenting and doing EVERYTHING he was told not to. RR, on the other hand was classically trained for years and melded what he learned with metal. I believe RR would win a dual because he could fall back on his training. RR was probably more versatile in that sense. I've heard EVH couldn't read music, but I don't know if that's true or not.
Randy didn’t seem very random in his playing style but very deliberate in his playing, crafting entire solos from beginning to end. A solo guitar part or melody you could hum all day long.
yep, as opposed to all the others, who did one off, wing it solos in the recording studios every time. Bcs he knew music, and dint just learn by moving his fingers along the neck in tandem with the pick. A major reason his phrasing sounds so much - SO MUCH more musical than all the others. All the others. He's the prototype superior guitarist, in every way.@@CameronCooper
Randy hit Nashville and owned that town. He was the topic of that weekend, what does he do? Goes out and takes lessons from a few locals. Very underrated even now.
That's so typical of him! :} This is why he's my Nr.1. inspiration. He kept learning and never missed any opportunity to learn from other pro's. A really good role model!
I'm an experienced player I suppose, but u hear Kirk Hammett say Randy's licks are all over Metallica records, ultimately what does it mean when someone says a Randy Rhoads lick? honest question, is it in the solos? the riffs? everybody wants. to learn everybody's licks he said in an interview,
Thank you for all you do…my playing has gotten so much better since I started watching your videos and the way you explain everything is perfect for me. I have the toughest time figuring out which fingers to use especially high up on the neck but I’m working on it. This randy Rhodes video is absolutely awesome…I’ve been working on each lickl one at a time and getting them down pretty good so just want to say thank you for showing me the way. Rock on!!
After being a longtime big fan of your channel for years, to this day, I can't understand why you don't have 10 times more subscribers than you have. Makes absolutely no sense. You're an awesome, insanely talented and humble person, as well as having a gift of being an amazing teacher..Although, it's been a long time since I last visited your channel, I just wanted to tell you how much I greatly appreciate your free time, and effort. Much love and respect from New Orleans, Louisiana. PS. Your technique is flawless and very admirable. You Da Man Brother!
I really appreciate that comment, thank you very much! I think it's because I never really did any covers and I never followed a lot of trends online. I just tried to do my own thing and put out the content I wanted to see.
AHA! You've been buying guitars....that's why we haven't heard from you in a while :-) Always awesome tone, amazing playing and inspiring content. Thank you!
Randy got me into guitar. Imagine finding out your guitar god has been dead since before your birth and associating Jake e lee and zak wylds riffs with his before learning better. Gone too soon
Great lesson, loved watching the RR and Satchel lessons back to back. Thanks for the great content Cam. With a demanding day job it is harder and harder to find time for the guitar (sob....) but your videos always bring back the inspiration.
Many thanks Cameron. Not only are you a great guitarist but you are a cool bloke as well to take the time to teach us all these classic rock licks. Wish you were my guitar teacher when I taking lessons in the early 80's. The guy I used to take lessons charged $5 for 30 minute lessons which actually consisted of him teaching for 5 minutes then 25 minutes of him stepping outside to smoke a butt and drink coffee while I messed around with his guitar rig and pedals. Cheers mate....long live the spirits of Randy Rhoades and Edward Van Halen.
He does double taps for that more percussive sound. Live it seemed to vary. I prefer the double hammeron with fretting hand and single tap pattern over the double taps on album versions.
@@CameronCooper The way I learned it was double taps with the right hand and double hammer on left hand. So it was tap, tap, hammer on, hammer on. I can’t remember where I learned that from but it sounds cool even if it’s not right. Great lesson, I’ve been watching a bunch of your lessons and you do a great job at explaining things. Keep up the great work.
Edwards, & yet another company who makes Les Pauls that. . . . . . . . . . . Are often times of better quality & most certainly better "Quality control" than that big G brand! Dude, you play very well! How bout' some Satriani? Like Satch Boogie, or anything off Surfing With the Alien. EVH maybe? Dirty Movies? Hear About It Later?
It always seems to me that if you’re a good enough guitar player you can always find the notes to anything and play them perfectly but only Randy sounded like Randy!! 🤘🏻
@@CameronCooper yes I’m a fan of Brad and he did a great job on Speak of the Devil but he sounded like himself not Randy. I’m not saying nobody can play Randy’s notes just nobody really sounds like him.
Randy at 1st was known as a sloppy guitarist ,in the l.a scene, the thing is... He was so edjucated and Great, he played sloppy and loude crunchy noisy for the fun of that kind of metal... then yes he took the clasical and blues mixalodianed it up lol and did what NO1 Will EVER do ,in Ozzys band.
That looks just like and I thought maybe you were playing a Steve Jones Burny les paul from the Sex Pistols when I saw the thumbnail of this video.. I was thinking that would be awesome, Randy Rhoads licks on a Steve Jones les paul lol. He's got pinup girls on his similar to the one you're playing.
Thanks for licks bro I’ve been watching your channel for a few week now and subscribed I’m a big Randy Rhoads fan seen then back in the day RIP Randy liar a killer guitarist way to soon as we did with EVH I sure miss the the 80’s 🤘
Sorry guys I just noticed at 11:49 refer to a note in the chord as a 6th interval, it was actually a major third. Failed to spot my mistake in the edit. Enjoy the video.
Cam
Only mess up i saw was, the bishop moves diagonally the way you describe at 2:30 not the knight. Knight moves in L shape lol
But that's nitpicky i luvd the vid
@@crash3711I referred to the Knight in chess because you're going down a string and up a fret. An 'L' shape of sorts but to be fair, a bishop would be more accurate. Not really sure why I didn't mention it to be honest.
You guys lol.. Respect and Thank You. So damn good vibrato, bends articulation, picking syncopation. knowledge of Fretboard & Notes, Crazy !@@CameronCooper
How dare you! Who do I contact to report this travesty? 😅
Thank you for doing this video, there were some parts i knew and some not so well.
That SATO run at 5:03 is incredibly underrated. It's so melodic. Randy was a beast on guitar!
You ain't lying. I'm currently learning s.a.t.o. such a great song.🤘
He played chromatic piece of the Sato solo on Children of the Grave on Tribute.
Great lesson and licks! Thanks
Dude...wow! 🔥
Yes Randy was good...... did he change rock/metal guitar? Not at all.... his fingering, tapping, hammer ons etc. came from studying Eddie.... Randy even said so.... Eddie was at the forefront of all that or there would never have been the Eddie we all know and love if that were NOT true.... Why they always end up in the same sentences is ridiculous to those of us that know the truths of the history... Randy, Steve Vai, George Lynch, Joe Satriani, and 50 other hot rods are all in the same paragraph following the master Eddie....
And... nobody cares.
Great lesson! Any chance of some Lights Out era Schenker??
Randy had such a great sound and style. Sad he wasn’t around longer.
Wow! Those solos are my childhood, and I think you for this lesson. Always done to perfection.
That diary of a madman riff always goes hard 🔥🔥
Excellent.. More of these sessions on Randy plz!
The thing about Randy Rhoads is he knew all the chords and all the scales and phrasing and it’s amazing to just sit back and crank it up and enjoy but you make it seem so easy your understanding and skills come out in not only your playing but as the teacher
That was one of the key differences between RR and EVHs playing imo. EVH learned sitting on the edge of his bed noodling/experimenting and doing EVERYTHING he was told not to. RR, on the other hand was classically trained for years and melded what he learned with metal. I believe RR would win a dual because he could fall back on his training. RR was probably more versatile in that sense. I've heard EVH couldn't read music, but I don't know if that's true or not.
Eddie was trained,not a noodle guy.
Well said
@@scot483plenty of footage that says he was more than a bowl of noodle bud
Randy knew a few chords, Holdsworth knew ALL the chords 😂
Revelation Mother Earth is a goldmine! Randy's awesome chord dissonance! A lesson on that would be amazing!
Believer too
Randy didn’t seem very random in his playing style but very deliberate in his playing, crafting entire solos from beginning to end. A solo guitar part or melody you could hum all day long.
True, all of his solos are very composed
yep, as opposed to all the others, who did one off, wing it solos in the recording studios every time. Bcs he knew music, and dint just learn by moving his fingers along the neck in tandem with the pick. A major reason his phrasing sounds so much - SO MUCH more musical than all the others. All the others. He's the prototype superior guitarist, in every way.@@CameronCooper
@@ShredFlintsTone-lc9tn You are giving a literal description on why RR is "Teh Guitarist" in my book!
You are a very talented man! Thanks for the lesson.
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Randy hit Nashville and owned that town. He was the topic of that weekend, what does he do? Goes out and takes lessons from a few locals.
Very underrated even now.
That's so typical of him! :} This is why he's my Nr.1. inspiration. He kept learning and never missed any opportunity to learn from other pro's. A really good role model!
Saw Randy a dozen times…..10 for the playing, 11 for the faces…
Cheers
Awesome let's go! Do some Lynch stuff!
Perhaps one day. George Lynch has taught loads of his own stuff on RUclips already.
@@CameronCooper that's true actually! I just love your lessons and format and learn really well from you. Thanks for all the content👍
@CameronCooper what about some zakk to finish up the trio 🥹
@@timjenkins502 Zakk teaches all his stuff. I'll leave that and move onto other stuff
I'm an experienced player I suppose, but u hear Kirk Hammett say Randy's licks are all over Metallica records,
ultimately what does it mean when someone says a Randy Rhoads lick? honest question, is it in the solos? the riffs? everybody wants. to learn everybody's licks he said in an interview,
Randy rules 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸
Thank you for all you do…my playing has gotten so much better since I started watching your videos and the way you explain everything is perfect for me. I have the toughest time figuring out which fingers to use especially high up on the neck but I’m working on it. This randy Rhodes video is absolutely awesome…I’ve been working on each lickl one at a time and getting them down pretty good so just want to say thank you for showing me the way. Rock on!!
Needed, spectacular as always cam
Sick lesson Cameron! Man Randy was just mind blowing, so unique and inventive
After being a longtime big fan of your channel for years, to this day, I can't understand why you don't have 10 times more subscribers than you have. Makes absolutely no sense. You're an awesome, insanely talented and humble person, as well as having a gift of being an amazing teacher..Although, it's been a long time since I last visited your channel, I just wanted to tell you how much I greatly appreciate your free time, and effort. Much love and respect from New Orleans, Louisiana. PS. Your technique is flawless and very admirable. You Da Man Brother!
I really appreciate that comment, thank you very much! I think it's because I never really did any covers and I never followed a lot of trends online. I just tried to do my own thing and put out the content I wanted to see.
Dude..yer a freakin genius!! Love it!! Inspires me!! Subscribing cuz yer awesome!!
Your the best I have seen on here teaching Randy’s licks.Your tone is phenomenal
Your vibrato is fantastic. Cheers for the lesson.
AHA! You've been buying guitars....that's why we haven't heard from you in a while :-) Always awesome tone, amazing playing and inspiring content. Thank you!
That’s his dad’s guitar.
@@isaiahmarquez9717 yes, true but I meant all the ones in the background! So many of them :-)
Such a great teacher! The nuts and bolts of all the good things on guitar❤
Great lesson video 👍
Thanks for making this video!
Randy got me into guitar. Imagine finding out your guitar god has been dead since before your birth and associating Jake e lee and zak wylds riffs with his before learning better. Gone too soon
So nice 🤟🤟🤟
Wow! thanks for the video man!✌🏻
No problem 👍
Gallagher,Rhodes,Lee so many great players,Clapton,Setzer
Blud always has the perfect tone
Best intro ever!.... Love it! As always, thanks for posting
Thank you man. I just subscribed right now.
Good stuff Cameron...love that edwards
Amazing lesson! Thanks for sharing.
Love your breakdowns and how much easier it is to understand on technique versus just rote memorizing clumps of patterns...
I feel like Randy set a template down for everything metal & hard rock since he laid down those tracks.
I'd say he proved the metal genre can be sophisticated and composed rather than wild chugging. Definitely gave the metal genre some flare and elegance
So cool Cameron - Thanks man !!!
Great lesson, loved watching the RR and Satchel lessons back to back. Thanks for the great content Cam.
With a demanding day job it is harder and harder to find time for the guitar (sob....) but your videos always bring back the inspiration.
Many thanks Cameron. Not only are you a great guitarist but you are a cool bloke as well to take the time to teach us all these classic rock licks. Wish you were my guitar teacher when I taking lessons in the early 80's. The guy I used to take lessons charged $5 for 30 minute lessons which actually consisted of him teaching for 5 minutes then 25 minutes of him stepping outside to smoke a butt and drink coffee while I messed around with his guitar rig and pedals. Cheers mate....long live the spirits of Randy Rhoades and Edward Van Halen.
Wow wow and f n wow love it thanks Cam
Excelente amigazo, muy buena lección.
Bro U have one helluva teaching method
U Sir are the fucking shit...
Thanks a lot mate!
Great licks! Very well executed. Thanks for the inspiration!
Hi Cameron I'm from Malaysia and 48..love your videos including sounds and content ...have a great day ahead 🙏❣️🙏
Awesome lesson thanks for Breaking down the licks ,,,Randy is a legend fir Sure 🎸🎸🎸🎸💯
Thanks.Just so great hearing these again I had to go listen to the Tribute Album.And jump around.The Tribute Album has it all.
u know ur stuff man...
Very cool. I like how you break it all down. Sounds great, authentic more like it. Thank You. Bzy
Thank you.
👍
Best guitar teaching video on RUclips thanks for making it I wish you'd make some more Randy rhoads videos. Great work
Good tone
Randy is my favourite hard rock/metal guitarist. He changed everything. I thought on flying high he did double taps and double hammer ons.
He does double taps for that more percussive sound. Live it seemed to vary. I prefer the double hammeron with fretting hand and single tap pattern over the double taps on album versions.
@@CameronCooper
The way I learned it was double taps with the right hand and double hammer on left hand. So it was tap, tap, hammer on, hammer on. I can’t remember where I learned that from but it sounds cool even if it’s not right. Great lesson, I’ve been watching a bunch of your lessons and you do a great job at explaining things. Keep up the great work.
absolutely amazing
New subs..😊
Fantastic lesson. 👍 String gauge on the Paul please?
09-42
@@CameronCooper just saw this. Thanks very much.
Man, you came out of the gates fast. Peaked my interest quick!!! “Believer”!!! Randy made a Les Paul sound like no one could or can.
those sections from the song Diary of a Madman that he played in the intro ate breathtaking
Oh yeah! Randy is the best!
That guitar also has a very Steve Jones vibe going on.
I agree
What’s your amp settings?
I think this was my THR30II on a custom preset
DUDE..... How did you get that tone??
Yamaha THR30II
Thanks man! Love your vids keep them coming!
very Noice!
That DOAM riff, sounds so sick! Love that song
Edwards, & yet another company who makes Les Pauls that. . . . . . . . . . . Are often times of better quality & most certainly better "Quality control" than that big G brand! Dude, you play very well! How bout' some Satriani? Like Satch Boogie, or anything off Surfing With the Alien. EVH maybe? Dirty Movies? Hear About It Later?
I'd never really noticed it before but that slice of the "S.A.T.O." solo actually sounds very Michael Schenker.
It always seems to me that if you’re a good enough guitar player you can always find the notes to anything and play them perfectly but only Randy sounded like Randy!! 🤘🏻
Brad Gillis did a pretty good job!
@@CameronCooper yes I’m a fan of Brad and he did a great job on Speak of the Devil but he sounded like himself not Randy. I’m not saying nobody can play Randy’s notes just nobody really sounds like him.
@@edlicari3909I wanna be just like randy!! I wanna let it flow out of me like crazy (no homo)
Randy at 1st was known as a sloppy guitarist ,in the l.a scene, the thing is... He was so edjucated and Great, he played sloppy and loude crunchy noisy for the fun of that kind of metal... then yes he took the clasical and blues mixalodianed it up lol and did what NO1 Will EVER do ,in Ozzys band.
Great 👍 🔥❤️🤘
When I was a kid I tried to figure out these licks from the radio. You're a very talented player!
That looks just like and I thought maybe you were playing a Steve Jones Burny les paul from the Sex Pistols when I saw the thumbnail of this video.. I was thinking that would be awesome, Randy Rhoads licks on a Steve Jones les paul lol. He's got pinup girls on his similar to the one you're playing.
awesome chops man thank you for posting:)
Thanks for licks bro I’ve been watching your channel for a few week now and subscribed I’m a big Randy Rhoads fan seen then back in the day RIP Randy liar a killer guitarist way to soon as we did with EVH I sure miss the the 80’s 🤘
Would be cool to see the full breakdown of Revelation Mother Earth solo.
I'd get demonetised for that
@@CameronCooper Well that's a shame. You have a very easy and fast teaching style. Rock on.
Excellent video, Cameron!
you need the Marshall RR head
Nahh I don't want it aha
Rip, RR
Lord Cameron bestows the wisdom once again. Amen!!!
the hardest part is controlling other string noise . Im really struggling with that.
Randy changed it up before he passed, i seen him do double taps on both ring and right index fingers. try that , it's a lot of fun!
I have the same Edwards guitar, just as good as a Gibson.
Ohh...that tone on the intro....
It almost gave me a woodie.😏
THANKS FOR LESSON ,YOU ARE GREAT
Thanks. Good tutorial
Great Lesson! Thanks!
Randy Rhoads.Tried to copied by many. Duplicated by none.
Yeah, one of the few players where his music can be played note for note perfect and they'll still sound nothing like him. Me...
Good job
Great lesson! Nice e work with your ears sir.
Lord. Great playing, great tone
Great job Cameron
CAN YOU DO YOU LOOKING AT ME LOOKING AT YOU?
Awesome!
George Lynch is badass. 👍💪💯🎸. Great video buddy 😎👍👋👋🎸🎸✌️✌️