John Frusciante is one of my great heros. you've put some nice licks together that defined his tone in his prime era...as always thankk you and wow...that seat looks comfortable!
Thanks friend! That lovely chair usually sits in my wife's reading nook. I hauled it out for shooting and I think I'll contunie to do so. It really ups the chill factor!
You could do seven lessons just based on Frusciante's The Empyrean alone. Please grace us with a second part to this that focuses on stuff from this period. Super well done sir!
@@EricHaugenGuitar Agreed with both of you guys. I put on Empyrean when I clean the house. Eric, you should do a Frusciante series - possibly some of his 16th note funky strumming patterns. I can never get my hand that floppy - and I've been playing years.. BTW - I think you nailed John when you did the melody 0:19. Eerie, really. WTF?
@@EricHaugenGuitar Chunklets!!! It's a band Ive seen more than any other. Starting in 1987 in Columbia SC at Rockafellas when I went to USC. There were MAYBE 200 people there.. Hillel was still guitarist. Seen them 20x since. Always love your videos. I try to donate from time to time and will continue to! Serious value!
Your smile says it all while jamming this one! Man, what a great lesson with so many take aways. You are definitely one of my favorite trachers right now! keep on keepin on and cheers from sunny San Diego!
Back when I painted houses for a living in New Jersey, I had a boss who always called me "Smilin' Jack." I can't help it - I have an impish demeanor ;-D
Your wish is my command! Frusciante is a huge influence for me. He bridges the gap from Hendrix to the modern era. His playing really encapsulates decades of great ideas - he's certifiable genius.
This is one of my favourite lessons of yours Eric. It nails the Frusciante vibe and you're clearly having a blast playing it. Good job as always. I'm gonna purchase a few of these now for some holiday workouts
You can tell by the guitar faces that this was a fun one to shoot! :-D Thanks for being one my longest-standing subscribers - you deserve some kind of award! Happy Holidays, mon frere!
Love the new chair! Sweet tones with the Weber Mini Mass...those old Silvertones can really blow the doors off your house if you don't tame them with an attenuator.
I find it crazy that silvertones are desired once I'm an adult. When I was a kid my first guitar was a silvertone that I learned on. At the time I thought it was embarrassing, truthfully it was a good guitar to learn on. I imagine the amp is nice, cause I seem to find a jag or mustang I like, but it sounds good here.
@Jimmy Watford - yeah Jags and Mustangs don't sound like much straight into an amp, they're plinky and thin. But that makes them excellent candidates for signal processing. Kinda like the Captain America origin story :-)
Nice! That string muting technique is big in Blues. You hear it all over SRV tunes. I just started learning how to do it a few months ago. Still a long ways from mastering it; especially when the melody crosses strings and you have to re-align the fingers doing the muting. Slow practice with a metronome is getting me closer to my goal. Thanks Eric.
Thanks Lear! There's so many facets to Frusciante to choose from, and I know that by doing a Frusciante vid, I'm alerting the Troll Patrol, but so far folks are enjoying the lesson :-)
Yeah, the musicianship of RHCP relies so much in the interplay with him and Flea. I love how sometimes it sounds like John, Flea, and Chad are all playing different songs, and yet it all works together.
You really captured his style and melodic phrasing. Great job as usual, Eric. I wonder why you didn't use your Strat though. I guess you just can't put that Mustang down :)
Thanks mi fratello! I was going for the sound he gets when he uses his jag - that thin, punchy tone. Plus, my Mustang has the most comfortable neck of all my guitars :-)
I've never heard that many good sounds from a Fender Mustang...Mostly your eclectic style and skills, but I'll bet the mods improve the guitar, too. Also, on the "Uncle Doug" channel it looks like the same Silvertone amp is getting a complete overhaul. Interesting to see those pawn shop prizes coming back.
@@guitourney I always felt that BTW fell under the radar, especially after Stadium Arcadium dropped. When it comes to the conversation of consummate RCHP albums, its usually between Stadium Arcadium or Californication, but I would definitely put BTW up their with those albums. Whenever I give BTW a listen for old time's sake, I'm reminded of how killer those tracks are from top to bottom. Just my opinion tho
For me, "Blood Sugar Sex Magik" is number one. I feel like it's a perfect 90s continuation of Hendrix's "Axis: Bold As Love." I do really like how later Peppers albums John got more minimal and lyrical, bringing in 80s post-rock angularity. What a guy!
Eric, I am digging the chair, but if you plan on keeping it I will expect a cardigan with elbow patches and some gray in your beard in the future. A pipe and a brandy is optional.
Ha! I'm working on it! Professor Haugen is on the case! I was going for a real mosnterpiece theatre vibe with that chair - gotta get a crushed velvet smoking jacket :-)
Yup. Fred was an actually very accomplished piano player and musician, he wrote a lot of not almost all of the songs used on the show. And a lot of it is def not easy stuff. Cheers to Fred! And Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays!
Good ol' RHCP. I was getting some Fleetwood Mac and a bit of Zeppelin vibe in there. Maybe it's just me. P.S.: You have to maintain those recording settings. That sounded great for classic rock. Very album like.
Thanks man! That groove was actually pulled from an outro from my band, a song that never quite made the cut. I always like the outro, though, so I thought it'd be a neat one to try some Mr. F riffs on :-)
@@EricHaugenGuitar Oh thanks, I get it, I just thought it was a solo from a John Frusciante song. But you sound great too! The solo turned out beautifully, (I almost learned how to play it :)) I would have listened to the whole song, with great pleasure
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Honestly man I think this might be the best pure guitar channel on youtube. Fair play. Wish you had more subscribers!
Thanks so much John!
My friendly subscribers are steadily growing, and I appreciate every one of you!
Long live thoughtful, tasteful guitar!
@@EricHaugenGuitar just posted your Hendrix double stop video on Reddit, hopefully a few people see it :)
Cool! Thanks man!
John Frusciante is one of my great heros. you've put some nice licks together that defined his tone in his prime era...as always thankk you and wow...that seat looks comfortable!
Thanks friend!
That lovely chair usually sits in my wife's reading nook. I hauled it out for shooting and I think I'll contunie to do so. It really ups the chill factor!
You could do seven lessons just based on Frusciante's The Empyrean alone. Please grace us with a second part to this that focuses on stuff from this period. Super well done sir!
Oh yeah - I really like his solo arty stuff. You gotta respect his integrity and drive to stay true to his muse!
@@EricHaugenGuitar Agreed with both of you guys. I put on Empyrean when I clean the house. Eric, you should do a Frusciante series - possibly some of his 16th note funky strumming patterns. I can never get my hand that floppy - and I've been playing years.. BTW - I think you nailed John when you did the melody 0:19. Eerie, really. WTF?
Good idea! @Station 2Station - His 16th note strums/chord chunklets are something special!
And hey, thank so much for your donation!
@@EricHaugenGuitar Chunklets!!! It's a band Ive seen more than any other. Starting in 1987 in Columbia SC at Rockafellas when I went to USC. There were MAYBE 200 people there.. Hillel was still guitarist. Seen them 20x since. Always love your videos. I try to donate from time to time and will continue to! Serious value!
Your smile says it all while jamming this one! Man, what a great lesson with so many take aways. You are definitely one of my favorite trachers right now! keep on keepin on and cheers from sunny San Diego!
btw, these precise and emotional playing lessons are the way to go! It feel so good playing them
Thanks Joshua!
As you can tell by the guitar faces in this one, it's joy to put these ideas together :-)
Great.. this just triggered a 4-hour Frusciante RUclips hole and i'm not even mad about it.
You don't throw your life away
Going inside (a Frusciante RUclips hole)
There's some great interviews with him on YT! There's a backstage one with his strat where he really drops some knowledge.
Great lesson, Eric, especially on muting the strings. I agree with another comment, a part two would be great.
Thanks Robert!
There's a lot to unpack with Mr. F - I could envision quite a few vids down the road :-)
I love how much fun you are having at :32! Super cool lesson
Back when I painted houses for a living in New Jersey, I had a boss who always called me "Smilin' Jack."
I can't help it - I have an impish demeanor ;-D
YOU DID IT! HOLY COW THANK YOU FOR ACTING ON MY REQUEST!
Your wish is my command!
Frusciante is a huge influence for me. He bridges the gap from Hendrix to the modern era. His playing really encapsulates decades of great ideas - he's certifiable genius.
Don't forget about John Mayer
Fear not! He's still on the list!
This is one of my favourite lessons of yours Eric. It nails the Frusciante vibe and you're clearly having a blast playing it. Good job as always. I'm gonna purchase a few of these now for some holiday workouts
You can tell by the guitar faces that this was a fun one to shoot! :-D
Thanks for being one my longest-standing subscribers - you deserve some kind of award!
Happy Holidays, mon frere!
Love the new chair! Sweet tones with the Weber Mini Mass...those old Silvertones can really blow the doors off your house if you don't tame them with an attenuator.
I find it crazy that silvertones are desired once I'm an adult. When I was a kid my first guitar was a silvertone that I learned on. At the time I thought it was embarrassing, truthfully it was a good guitar to learn on. I imagine the amp is nice, cause I seem to find a jag or mustang I like, but it sounds good here.
Thanks Andrew! Yeah, that old 1484 can get LOUD!
@Jimmy Watford - yeah Jags and Mustangs don't sound like much straight into an amp, they're plinky and thin. But that makes them excellent candidates for signal processing. Kinda like the Captain America origin story :-)
Lol, its cool that someone complimented you chair. I just was gonna say I enjoy your backgrounds settings and color.
Thanks Jimmy! My wife got it from West Elm a few years ago. It usually sits in the room behind me - our sunporch.
Frusciante is fire and this lesson is awesome. I love your channel and lessons. Thanks for sharing.
He is one Funky Monk indeed!
He'll always be very special to me - the post modern, new wave, Hendrix.
Awesome, Erick, was waiting for this. Hope to see more Frusciante stuff
Thanks Sebastian!
Once I've opened a portal into someone's style, I keep going. Stay tuned for more investigations/observations of Mr. F's playing :-)
I just got in 40 seconds on this and had to hit the pause button to comment, yesssssss!! Now back to it.
Thanks so much Graeme!
This is a really fun little solo to work on - there's a good handful of Frusciante chunklets to digest :-)
This one was extremely useful. I would love a part two :)
Oh yeah, I'll have to keep poking around his discography - there's a lot to unpack in there!
Looks like this dude has got that one down! : ruclips.net/video/3a-ruXbH7fo/видео.html
Nice! That string muting technique is big in Blues. You hear it all over SRV tunes. I just started learning how to do it a few months ago. Still a long ways from mastering it; especially when the melody crosses strings and you have to re-align the fingers doing the muting. Slow practice with a metronome is getting me closer to my goal. Thanks Eric.
Oh yeah SRV did the muting/raking thing like crazy! It's a big part of his brutal, powerful tone.
Amaizing!
Eric you are the best!
What nice choise this time!
Thanks my good buddy!
You can tell by the guitar faces in this one that I enjoyed making this vid :-)
Unique and well arranged as always!
Thanks Lear!
There's so many facets to Frusciante to choose from, and I know that by doing a Frusciante vid, I'm alerting the Troll Patrol, but so far folks are enjoying the lesson :-)
Great job Eric and thank you.
Thanks David!
Super high quality lesson, as always.
Thanks so much, Stig!
Amazing stuff dude, keep doing your thing.
❤️ i love it, ... John is a marvelous guitar player.. thank you for that, again ✊🏼❤️
Yeah, the musicianship of RHCP relies so much in the interplay with him and Flea. I love how sometimes it sounds like John, Flea, and Chad are all playing different songs, and yet it all works together.
You really captured his style and melodic phrasing. Great job as usual, Eric. I wonder why you didn't use your Strat though. I guess you just can't put that Mustang down :)
Thanks mi fratello!
I was going for the sound he gets when he uses his jag - that thin, punchy tone.
Plus, my Mustang has the most comfortable neck of all my guitars :-)
Why haven't I found this guy sooner!
Subscribed my friend
Thanks roidball! Welcome to my chill hang zone of useful tips and tricks 🍻
I've never heard that many good sounds from a Fender Mustang...Mostly your eclectic style and skills, but I'll bet the mods improve the guitar, too. Also, on the "Uncle Doug" channel it looks like the same Silvertone amp is getting a complete overhaul. Interesting to see those pawn shop prizes coming back.
Thanks so much!
Yeah, that old silvertone looks awesome. It's not the easiest amp to dial in, but once you find the sweet spot it STINGS!
Great playing!!!!
Thanks man!!
Eric your playing is awesome luv it and chilling out in the armchair in front of the fire with mustang 66 Cool x
Thanks Jaynes!
You know how I do - I keep it cozy :-)
Reminds me alot of Frusciante's stuff from "By The Way". Very underrated album!
How is ByThe Way an underrated album
@@guitourney I always felt that BTW fell under the radar, especially after Stadium Arcadium dropped. When it comes to the conversation of consummate RCHP albums, its usually between Stadium Arcadium or Californication, but I would definitely put BTW up their with those albums. Whenever I give BTW a listen for old time's sake, I'm reminded of how killer those tracks are from top to bottom. Just my opinion tho
For me, "Blood Sugar Sex Magik" is number one. I feel like it's a perfect 90s continuation of Hendrix's "Axis: Bold As Love."
I do really like how later Peppers albums John got more minimal and lyrical, bringing in 80s post-rock angularity. What a guy!
Eric Haugen that's Excatly what I feel
Indeed! Great minds think alike!
It's fantastic!
Eric, I am digging the chair, but if you plan on keeping it I will expect a cardigan with elbow patches and some gray in your beard in the future. A pipe and a brandy is optional.
Ha! I'm working on it!
Professor Haugen is on the case!
I was going for a real mosnterpiece theatre vibe with that chair - gotta get a crushed velvet smoking jacket :-)
Sweet!
Thanks man!
Armchair was an excellent touch
Thanks Ben!
It really ups the "Won't you be my neighbor" vibe :-)
You got to keep this intro from now on "It's MR. Haugen's neighborhood"Also can you do a vid on Mr. Rogers theme song, only seems appropriate :)
Ha totally!
Fun fact - Fred Rogers wrote his own theme song, if you look at the chord changes and melody it's actually quite brilliant!
Yup. Fred was an actually very accomplished piano player and musician, he wrote a lot of not almost all of the songs used on the show. And a lot of it is def not easy stuff. Cheers to Fred! And Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays!
Impressive. You're very close to his sound
Thanks!
Guitar teacher or librarian.... Hmm. Good stuff man!
Or therapist!
Seriously, if I wasn't so into guitar and terrible at school, I'd probably be Dr. Haugen by now :-)
Do you upload your backing tracks?
Great lesson, thanks.
Thanks Alec!
All my backing tracks are up for free on my website: www.erichaugenguitar.com/backing-tracks/
Rock on!
@@EricHaugenGuitar I have to thank you!
Good ol' RHCP. I was getting some Fleetwood Mac and a bit of Zeppelin vibe in there. Maybe it's just me.
P.S.:
You have to maintain those recording settings. That sounded great for classic rock. Very album like.
Thanks man!
That groove was actually pulled from an outro from my band, a song that never quite made the cut. I always like the outro, though, so I thought it'd be a neat one to try some Mr. F riffs on :-)
Well with the solo it sounded great. Maybe a new song can be born from that.
Thanks! Maybe we'll bring it back from the land of dead riffs :-)
DAMN that Stang is sweet
Thanks man! It's a '66 - I've had it since high school.
OoooO I'm making a mustang that has a brazilian rosewood fret board : )
Aww damn...this is why you're the best
Thanks man!
It's fun to take Mr. F's ideas and put them a little out of context - they still work!
Cool lesson!
what is this song, please tell me?
Thanks man!
Funnily enough, it's an unreleased song from my band called "success" - the recording didn't come out so good, so we gotta track it again!
@@EricHaugenGuitar Oh thanks, I get it, I just thought it was a solo from a John Frusciante song. But you sound great too! The solo turned out beautifully, (I almost learned how to play it :)) I would have listened to the whole song, with great pleasure
What happened to the Dusky?
The Dusky was just a loaner from Chris, sadly I had to give it back eventually 😭
Blimey! Its rolf harris!!!!!
hahaha I had to google that!
I've been compared to many a funny famous person here on YT - maybe I've missed my true calling!
@@EricHaugenGuitar haha yeh i spose..he was a household name in the uk since the 60's..
Yeeeeees Frusciante is god!!!
Thanks!
He truly is one of the greatest popular living guitarists.
I’ve just come here to dribble over that beautiful Fender Mustang again.
I've had it for 20+ years and I still do the same thing :-)
Eric Haugen I used to have an original 65 in fiesta red. I have a reissue now from Japan which is quite nice. Sold the 65 to fund a custom shop Strat.
Good deal! Now you have both!
oh I thought this was John in the beginning lol
Ha!
I wish!