Jerry Donahue: Around the Bend #2 Guitar Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Guitar World brings you a series of guitar lessons with Jerry Donahue called "Around the Bend." This video is all about Reworking Pedal Steel Licks for the Electric Guitar.
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yeah, jerry donahue is a excellent guitarist. Please guitarworld keep posting videos of jerry!
great philosophy i live by the same code... i mean people try to emulate jimi or dimebag and other greats and they get close but no one can ever replicate the feeling and soul behind others's playin exactly ...thats whats so cool about the guitar u can create your own sound based on your personality and i think thats what music is truly about
Jerry Donahue plucks the words right out of my mouth...
Jerry is a top bloke and one of my favourite string-stranglers. In fact, his solo on a track by Fotheringay (The Sea) got me started playing guitar. I thought D-Open was the way all guitars were tuned and never got into playing using EADGBE. If the truth was known...I doubt there's been an "original" player since one particular hairy guy blew down a mammoth tusk and found a few notes. Love the way Jerry converted his Tele into a -G,-B,-E-Bender just using a finger rather than mechanics!
Over and over again I hear this after hearing it first from my art professor (or perhaps I'm just more aware of it now).
the 3 Rules of the Arts:
1. Steal everything
2. Improve it to suit you
3. Make it your own
too many people stop at step 1; masters use all and go beyond
not really a lesson yet, but I really appreciate his guitar knowledge and experience. Thanks
It is a lesson. You can learn by watching and listening to Jerry. It’s definitely a lesson, he explains how he came across the steel bending lick.
It is a Peavey Omniac Guitar and this one is Jerry Donahue's Signature Series. It is a wannabe Telecaster but let me tell you, they sound better then what fender is making nowadays.
People say the flatter 12" radius fretboards are better for bending, yet the JD "Bend King" guitars all have 7 1/4" necks. Please explain.
love that guy!!!
The guy is great. Developing style of one's own is tough.
amazing lesson thanks
Wow great lesson
@JerkyChid
Well said.
I agree.
All the best
Chimbo
@44eelz
Somewhat but more like building upon a foundation. Though if you don't change something more from where it came from (make it your own) then you are borrowing; like if you were doing a cover or a tribute. For example Jimi Hendrix and the songs All Along the Watchtower, Wild Thing, etc.
@JerkyChid yeah covers and tributes are an exception, i meant calling something your own..
is that a real tele? cause the headstock looks different
ibanezbloke - the name says it all.
i bet some like Steve Vai or Satriani could really do some sweet stuff that "double bending"
Have you heard candle power by vai? Hes getting into this stuff!
would be guitar players evrywhere listern and learn .
@JerkyChid stopping at 1 is stealing...using all 3 is borrowing
Damn, he's using 10s apparently. For bends as elaborate as that I'd be thinking at heaviest he'd have to be using woulda been 9s.
I was going to post a query about the gauge - so thanks for your comment and info.
My man got hacked
thought I would find someone!
Guessing his "hero" may have been Gerry McGee.
Them on a bad day..🤣
hahhahaa no its an insult to john 5