3 Vito Bratta Licks From 1987-1991

[@dealmaven123]

Vito was truly one of the all-time greats. Amazing sense of melody and “lyrical” playing

[@guitarlessonswithbillythek8753]

Excellent way to put it.._your spot on! So melodic, and as you said "Lyrical Playing"

[@gipsyavenger9829]

Dude was a great guitarist and could pull it off live. The preening Mike Tramp typically comes to mind when most folks think of White Lion but those that really appreciated WL were huge fans of Vito. Excellent guitar player who def deserves more credit.

[@rcs0296]

agreed

[@natkokobak7173]

You said it man. Vito

[@darrendaj]

Yeh Mike tramp was the weakest part of the whole band

[@goneflying140]

Vito is still one of my favorite guitarists. So melodic and expressive.

[@LateNightLessons]

He really is an exceptional player and sorely missed! : )

[@mattrosenboom4810]

Vito is WAY, WAY underrated!

[@LateNightLessons]

He REALLY is! : )

[@tonyr669]

Matt Rosenboom not to me, but to many. Such musicality!

[@ari1234a]

Not underrated, its more of that he is unknown.

[@nachoriqon]

Not in my book

[@ernestturner915]

You got that right!!! That guy is unbelievable..

[@JediMike71]

I agree that Vitto Bratta was yet another overlooked guitarist. The backbone of White Lion’s music. He’s another one of my favorite players. Very cool work! Thanks for sharing it!

[@johnconraddelmundo4973]

For me Vito Bratta should be include in the list of top 100 metal guitarist of all time. He is so underrated virtuoso, great as Dimebag Darrell and Paul Gilbert. You can compare his tapping to EVH, although EVH was first to became popular with tapping, Vito's tapping is the best in melodic.

[@LateNightLessons]

I agree! Most guitarists use tapping like a "trick" but Vito used it musically and melodically, which is much harder and WAY more impressive! : ) Thanks for watching!

[@MrJackal43]

John Conrad Del Mundo yeah too bad he only played five years and then said fuck it.

[@sean8470]

Agreed with everyone and their comments here have always been wished maybe he would return to it such a gifted musician.

[@erikm9540]

Vito's taste, tone and time-feel are amazing. 13 y/o me listened to Pride countless times on my Walkman while cutting grass as a part time job. Thanks for reminding me of his greatness and teaching his techniques!

[@LateNightLessons]

You're totally welcome and thank you for watching and for this comment too! : ) Rock on!

[@redram5150]

Always enjoyed Vito’s guitar work. Glad to his his style is appreciated by many more

[@cliffordamey4822]

Finally someone giving a lesson on Vito Bratta. Thank you very much!!! You did a great job breaking it down.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you!!! Rock on! : )

[@jclev99]

I heard he ran a small pizza shop in order to support his dad who was very sick. Great guitarist and even better person.

[@jclev99]

@GuinnessandPizza Eddie trunk

[@barthimes6942]

I heard that and also heard he had a hand injury or condition that stopped him playing and that he got a job in computers.

[@moneylee1018]

My favorite guitarist

[@stevelucero9047]

I think its really cool that younger players are discovering just how brilliant Vito's compositional skills were. He really was on par with the greats of that era.

[@LateNightLessons]

He really was, and such a melodic and tasteful player. We could use a few Vito Bratta's these days. : ) Thanks for watching and ROCK ON!

[@Suffocation03]

“Something like that” lol I just randomly found you and subscribed. Good stuff!

[@back4onemore]

Vito, George Lynch,Alex Skolnick,Chris Oliva & Warren Demartini were my faves from that era and you nail them all 🤘🤘

[@lanceross3633]

Metal Militia, you nailed it. 5 of my favorites from that era.\m/

[@allbutsix7372]

All these players are amazing.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! This comment \m/ ROCKS \m/ : )

[@randyrhoads232]

Chris Oliva very underrated, his arpeggios were killer. wish more people or magazines would buck up and admit that there were and are better players that existed than Van Halen

[@markusantonio4866]

Reb Beach

[@austinfailz]

"Something like that..." I'm pretty sure that entire bit of the solo you played was near or completely spot on.

[@brianmenard4743]

I never knew how much I loved Vito's style til you did these couple of lessons. Runs like these just sound so smooth. LOVE the way they carry me to where I want to go. You are a great inspiration and I can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge and skill with me (okay all of us)... Rock on my brother. Keep um coming !!!!!!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much Brian! Rock on buddy! : )

[@emiliocolon6158]

Awesome lesson I love Vitto's style I wish there were more videos like this one. Thanks for sharing.

[@TavaresProject]

One of the very best melodic shredders ever. Little fighter solo still amazes me to this day

[@LateNightLessons]

That's a great song/solo! They're all good. Even the ballads - haha! : )

[@yangerjamir0906]

And Going home tonight solo. That solo always makes me emotional.

[@ronnieparfait]

My all time favorite. I ran into my buddy at the music store about a week ago and we started to talk about Vito, he mentioned his favorite solo was for Wait, I told him mines is Little Fighter, this dude grabs a guitar off the wall and played it to the tee and blew me away, so now I’m working on it.

[@Deevh5150]

Top 3 best 80s solos Little Fighter

[@chatGPT_01_01]

Wait solo too. Technical but still melodius.

[@Thedesertguy75]

The most beautiful and fluid melodic solos ive ever heard. He was unique....they spoke and had so many emotions attached to those notes! Almost like a renaissance genius. Vito Bratta stands alone in the gorgeous note choosing category and beautiful melodic runs.

[@howardgillingham4763]

I was blown away by his guitar from the moment I heard his music. Amazing!!!!!!!

[@briandietrich1373]

I am so glad you provide these videos!

[@pmartininvest]

Very good guitar instruction video. One of the best I have seen anywhere. Tricky riffs presented very well.

[@davelynch4258]

New favorite guitar teacher right there. HIGHLY skilled, very chill, no frill. And in the course of the lesson, touches on some of my all time favorite guitarists - Vito, Reb Beach, EVH, Zakk, Randy. Awesome. Subscribed.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thanks Dave! : ) You really can't go wrong with those five players right there. That's like a five-pack of GREATNESS! Thanks again and ROCK ON\m/

[@timothyholmes4588]

yea David Brewster certainly is an excellent teacher. I love the licks that are covered on these lessons over the years I forget so many licks and David hits on all my favorite and then some . I'm very grateful and will definitely be watching as many as I can .🤘

[@albertmunoz6952]

Thank you, really enjoyed your lesson. It was really refreshing. I knew/remembered every lick. For years all I listened to was EVH and Vito. Thank you again.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much and that's great to hear! Vito RULES! : )

[@TonyCugs]

This was a killer follow up to the other licks lesson! Thanks for taking the time in putting this together. It just inspires me every time!!!

[@LateNightLessons]

That's really great to hear Tony and thanks so much! : ) Rock on buddy and stay tuned for more lessons and material!

[@dgs931]

We ALL miss Vito .....what a player, definitely an EVH disciple with a superb sense of melody. Loved the video thank you!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! : ) \m/ VITO BRATTA \m/

[@oroman007]

Best Vito Lesson on YT. Very accessible approach.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much - this comment ROCKS! : ) Take care and thanks again!

[@peteyuckly4628]

Thanks David! You continue to blow me away with your content, skill and teaching! Thanks for what you do. We are all benefitting!!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thanks Pete! Rock on and take care! : )

[@eoinjames4018]

You said it Pete 👍

[@christ9076]

Really glad that I came across your channel, you have a wide variety of vids from a lot of guitarist that other channels don't, keep them coming... and much appreciated.

[@alyssaedwards7556]

Thank you for playing Vito Bratta! He is a great guitarist but very underrated, which in my book, is one of the best guitarists ever! Thank you!

[@krudler406]

great job! Vito is a true legend and a great influence.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much and I totally agree! Vito ROCKS! : )

[@MrTPiatt]

You truly broke that down like no other....I just now subscribed...thanx for your insight into Vito's style and His inspiring licks from Eddie V.

[@NVC1019]

thank you so much david we all appreciate your time and effort for vito's guitar playing!!! ...he's truly underrated and his style and tone were totally orignal!! ...ciao bro \m/

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you and it was really fun putting this one together! Rock on!

[@NVC1019]

@@LateNightLessons keep rockin' and i have 1 request joey tafolla a little obscure but great player!! ...thanx dave for everything!! \m/

[@jimfromoh8944]

I put Vito into the same category of Chris Degarmo. It became all consuming to be at the top of their craft they finally just walked away from it. Could be wrong about that, but that was the way it seemed to me. This stuff doesn't just pop into your head, they put a herculean amount of effort into playing to become this fluid with it.

[@austinfailz]

Jim Ford DeGarmo was great, and the only one apparently writing good music in Queensryche. They've been without a rudder since he left.

[@timothyholmes4588]

Chris degarmo has such a cool style really had a big impact on my style a lot of habits I picked up from him that just come out when I write. my little brother pointed it out to me a while back and after listening to my material II was like damn it sounds like a mix of zakk wylde Chris degarmo with a shade of satriani.

[@austinfailz]

timothy holmes what Chris DeGarmo things do you use in your playing?

[@fernandes5986]

Thanks for this wonderful Vitto Bratta vidro. I love that guy.

[@DC7ify]

Best freaking 3 for all lesson! So many awesome licks to go off of!!

[@maryhill8371]

Wow! You hit the nail on the head Modern Day Cowboy is exactly what I was thinking. Love that you’re an incredible guitarist yet you’re calm and patient. Ty

[@axelrodnaga2509]

"We tried to do new White Lions with Warren DeMartini and Paul Gilbert and all these others, and no one wanted to do Vito. He was unlike anyone else, he had his own way of doing thing, and plus he was a great songwriter. Had he remained in the business, Vito would have been bigger than Steve Vai and all those types of guys. With him the melody came before anything else, and that’s nothing but the highest praise." Mike Tramp_

[@LateNightLessons]

That's a cool quote - thanks bro! : )

[@vitobrattaforever402]

Great video. Thanks for keeping Vito's music alive. Cheers.🙏

[@khalilhabib9607]

Great video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Really enjoyed the commentary and playing. Please make more, especially on vito. He’s one of the most underrated players. You really brought to light his genius

[@tallkeesh]

Outstanding!! Love the Vito lessons!!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you! : ) Vito ROCKS!

[@devo582]

Your "Bob Lazar" style of re-engineering these licks is genius, your a genius, keep doing what your doing

[@Ken-yg4um]

Always admired Vito Brata and Randy Rhodes Growing up as a new guitarist in the 80's I saw White Lion back in 1990 ish when they were playing small clubs in Brooklyn NYC he was a very confident player and just loved his guitar...

[@LateNightLessons]

Man that's awesome that you saw him play live in NYC. : ) ROCK ON!

[@godawg1023]

Love this, thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!

[@scottknotts2078]

dude u keep hitting my feels with your lessons thanks again .

[@devilslide01]

Killer job man with mention of 4 of my all time favorites 80s shredders. Good job playing those licks!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you!!! : )

[@chungaleta1234]

Every time somebody studies Vito, they realize he was more amazing than what they thought he already was. And I love to see that reaction. Loved your vid. Miss Vito

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! He really was a total badass! : )

[@mitchmclean3898]

probably my favorite guitarist. I really appreciate your videos.

[@chrismccabe8717]

One of the nicest, most astute short guitar videos i've seen. This is coming from an allan holdsworth fan who grew up on metal and who really liked and still does vito. Your observations are really interesting and astute, the randy rhodes, van halen, tesla, etc. Thank yOU!

[@JohnnyBowmanVideo]

Great job. You explain everything so very well. 👍🏻🤘🏻🎸🔥

[@kettlejitsu71]

Man thank you so much for this! Vito is the king if melodic shredding. You can hum anyone of his solos they are so melodic! It is so unfortunate that he is not playing anymore. Would love to see more on his style of playing.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you and I'll see what I can do! : ) Rock on!

[@RonTimmonsM1]

I absolutely love you for making this video. Long live VITO !!!👍

[@LateNightLessons]

Thanks so much and absolutely! \m/ VITO \m/

[@AccuracySpeaks]

Love your channel, my friend! Your playing is excellent and your instruction and delivery is outstanding as well!

[@kellylee5842]

Thank you Dave great video Beto is probably one of the most underrated guitar players of the 80s

[@markbeling3330]

Amazing video once again! You are the best teacher on the net for me personally. Much love from South Africa

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! : )

[@darrenayles5905]

This guy has such a casual brilliance. I wish guys like this were hanging around during my guitar/formative teenage years back in the 70's/80's - I'd be a much better player today. Incredible lesson, thanks for playing each part slow and then a real speed with multiple passes. Just great - I gotta lot of work to do LOLZ!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! : ) Stick around for more content and take care!

[@davidballe5040]

Thanks David for putting so much effort into that video. You nailed all the licks and the insight into his playing was top notch as always.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thanks David! Rock on bro and stay tuned for more!

[@Aristotelezz]

To my shame I've never heard of Vito Bratta, until today, when discovered him on this video. After a little research I'm really impressed!

[@seankevinlynch6513]

Great channel, came across by accident. I love the focus on the 80's guitarists. Great lessons and tips. Keep it up!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! Stay tuned for more material and let me know if there's anything you'd like to see. Your last name rocks by the way! : ) Take care!

[@seankevinlynch6513]

@@LateNightLessons I dont think I'm a dist relative of George but I'd be pretty sure there's some Irish in him.I loved George's work in Dokken during the 80's but now I find it a little too improvised and less melodic. Still a fantastic guitarist though.

[@eoinjames4018]

Fantastic lesson and insight into the brilliance of Vito Bratta.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! Vito was THE MAN. I wish he'd come back and release some new music. : )

[@eoinjames4018]

As an Irish man I cannot wait to get your take on the late great Gary Moore keep up the good work man you're an inspiration

[@KaosII1968]

Very cool video, I could never figure out his style but have always loved his playing.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you! Heck yeah. Vito is/was a monster player. Some people wrote him off as an EVH clone, but there was so much more happening with than just another copy of Eddie. He had great rhythms and riffs, great melodies and feel, and his tone was pretty solid too. All around a great guitarist! Thanks again and ROCK ON!

[@freaksarise]

Killer job in all of your lessons man. Love the analysis and how you relate things back to the chord and continue to demystify the roadmaps or thinking behind the parts.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! I try to make things as simple as I can, as often as I can. Certain things are inevitably complicated or difficult, but there's a mountain of useful information and ideas within reach and those type of melodic chord-tracing concepts are valuable to learn. : ) Take care and rock on!

[@billybobtexas]

Fantastic to hear this and played so deftly. Awesome stuff. He was my fav.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you!!! : )

[@klanggrenze3905]

Thank you, David, for pulling this off! I just had some great flashback moments of my formative years as a (mediocre) guitarist, when I tried to adapt Vito's playing, which in the end never really succeded. But your adaption gave me chills to just try again. And again. What a tasteful player way beyond shred. Glad to have found your inspiring channel... Amazing playing, btw. Cheers, m. 🙂

[@RaulGarcia-vy3zi]

Sat through video... enjoyed.. subscribed...clicked bell😎

[@MGT_KS]

Vito was one of the greats for sure! Would love to meet him just to say thanks for the amazing music! Eddie, Randy, Vito and George are my top guys. Love 'em all!

[@clague]

Vito was one of my favorites of all time.

[@isMike999]

thanks for your hard work....YES...A LOT of us miss Vito....great choice of who to cover!!!!!!

[@LateNightLessons]

You're welcome and thank you for watching! : ) Rock on!

[@timgorman2090]

Really impressed by this lesson! I never thought of Vito as similar to Randy, but after I heard those examples I DO hear Randy in there! This guy gets me excited to practice more, but he's so mellow that he kinda reminds me of a really rockin' Mister Rogers.

[@BrendanDormanMMA]

brother your work is impeccable and super real. Be you, forever.....if I ever needed a 'ready to go' solo from here, it's the 1989 Zakk Wylde Solo w/ Ozzy. Right after the horse racing theme, that hybrid picking he's doing is so hidden and muted I just can't get it. It's not Shawn Lane difficult by any means, but it's beautiful. Like 4:00 into the 9 minute solo. Anywho, I'd love you forever. You won me over with that Sykes video......love this channel.

[@BarryAdams777]

I cannot get enough Vito!!!!

[@KarlKarsnark]

New sub. Great vids. More Vito, please :) I sure wish he would come out and play again. Thanks for the great vid.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much and this comment rocks! Welcome aboard and thanks for watching! : )

[@timothyholmes4588]

David you are the coolest guitarist I love your vibe . keep em coming

[@caminonovayer2700]

If my mind is Evil lick reminds us of the Revelation Mother Earth solo with Randy. Sounds awesome.

[@jazzcat1056]

By far my favorite channel.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! : )

[@jasenmoyle3722]

When ever I watch your Vito lesson’s it leaves me wanting more, excellent lesson, Vito did put the Van halen party happy playing in with Randy’s schooled classical playing I also hear George Lynch in Vito’s playing ex specially the flatten 5th Vito think added one thing to that mixture his own unique chord voicing’s and riffing, main attraction was a great album

[@LateNightLessons]

That's really true! I always heard the EVH influence, but when I put this lesson together I could REALLY see/hear the Randy influence. There's totally some George and maybe even a little DeMartini in there too. I'm not really sure why that didn't pop in my head until now. I guess it was sitting around and playing through his music for an entire day that it clicked and I was surprised to notice it blaring in my face the entire time. "Hey...that's almost a Randy lick." : ) haha Take care and thanks for watching!

[@allbutsix7372]

Fuck yes!!! Dave.....you spoil us buddy!! I hope this channel grows exponentially. You’re a good dude and a good player!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! : ) \m/ ROCK ON \m/

[@ronniecoffey9945]

Hungry !!! luv some EVH style licks, Vito was so amazing

[@markwearne8884]

Great job catching the essence and feel of his licks. He was so original with his approach and technique some of what you miss is his legato and hybrid right hand technique where you are doing more picking. But that’s why his sound is so his hands.

[@marigoldman]

Sometimes I wonder if guys like you realise how blessed you are to have found your passion and to have the skill and devotion to it that has gotten you to where you are. My envy is extreme. To be able to play like that effortlessly would make me ecstatic beyond belief. Anyone have a time machine?

[@GeoffSweet]

More from Mane Attraction would be awesome...the solo in "Broken Heart" is such a FANTASTIC grab bag of licks as well! Cheers David!

[@Jay-sy5yf]

Such a glorious channel!!! I found you via KZbin recommendation for your Van Halen chord video. Been engulfed since. Keep pushing!

[@haramismusicalhardware]

Love these lessons. Keep up the great work.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you! : )

[@mikebinks6662]

Man, I wish you wouldn't make so many great videos. I have so much other stuff to do but can't stop watching.. LOL!! Keep it up!

[@ponsau]

Great video! I just found and subscribed to you! Vito is one of my all time favs, in my top 5 players. His phrasing was insane! Who thumbs down content like this? The guy gives great informative info.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much and Vito totally rocks! I've noticed some negative comments and thumbs down on a few of my videos, but it's really few and far between and I really don't pay attention to it (people can be odd). Thanks again and stay tuned for more material! : )

[@mattbarnes8783]

Great as usual. Really enjoy and learn from your vids. It's moving out of the eighties a bit, but I'd love to see you tackle some Dave Navarro. Jane's Addiction blew me away in the late eighties and quickly became a favorite band. Got some some great guitar parts, unique for the times and always served the song. Thanks!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! I'll see what I can do with that request and thanks for watching! Rock on!

[@bghammock]

Randy Rhoads was my very first guitar hero when my 12 year old self first heard the Blizzard album a few months after he died. When White Lion came along, I had friends that couldn't stand them due to Mike Tramp's "whiny" sounding vocals (their words, not mine), but I only heard that incredible guitar playing behind him and was hooked for life. I've learned some Randy songs on guitar, but never even attempted any Vito because it seemed way beyond anything I'd ever play .. I never saw the connection between the two of them until you pointed it out. Thanks for that! I wonder if that's what subconsciously hooked me from the start :)

[@chancemason6474]

Stumbled onto your channel today. Good stuff. So I decided I'd drink everytime you mention Randy Rhodes in your videos. Yep, I'm drunk.

[@DuncanPerryOfficial]

Loving the content! 4:52 I refer to those type of run patterns as sonic shapes. Where the shape is repeated but moved to different strings. Another example is Dime Bag Darrell Cowboys from hell.

[@MrLeoMalmsteen]

This is a great analysis! Good job man! I sub!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! Stick around for more and rock on!

[@richb6291]

A thousand thanks David....I loved Vito s melodic , singable solos , he really stood shoulders above many other p!Ayers. You've really done him justice in this lesson and your right there very little online or in print Redding to his playing.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thanks Richard! It made me sad while I put this one together to notice how little there actually is surrounding Vito. I felt it was my duty to put together something special surrounding him and his music. Such a gifted player. : ) Take care my friend!

[@richb6291]

@@LateNightLessons My sentiments exactly David - it is sad , I listened to him being interviewed by Eddie Trunk a couple of years back on KZbin and the guy seems so humble and decent - he really deserved greater recognition. I think he would be proud to see you lesson . Welldone.Have a wonderful day buddy.

[@JeffJE44]

Hey David thanks again for another awesome guitar analysis and giving tribute to Vito. I noticed what you mentioned in the beginning part of your vid. I read years ago an article mentioning that Vito in a sense prefected what EVH created. Vito has always been one of my favorite 80s shredders. It would be awesome to see him make a comeback someday. 👍

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! I really would like to see Vito make a return to creating music, and judging by some of these comments and messages, there are A LOT of people out there would like to see that happen too! Thanks again and ROCK ON! : )

[@loveguitars]

Hey Dave, AWESOME!! LIVE ON VITO!! THANK YOU!!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much again! Take care and keep on rocking!

[@wolverine6511]

I must insist you do a lesson on Per Nilsson of Scar Symmetry. I think you will love his playing once you hear him. Cheers

[@josevillarreal4897]

This is really great! Thanks for uploading :)

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you! : )

[@toddlatorre9358]

Excellent video!!

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you! : )

[@casim8842]

I've only stumbled across a few of your Late Night lessons, but I have to say, you're knowledge of guitarists from this period, and their diverse and unique techniques is ENCYCLOPEDIC! Subbed and shared.

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you and thanks for watching too! Stick around for more content, rock on, and take care! : )

[@rockysullivan4097]

Vito was a really really great guitar player. The best part of Eddy and Randy. Super underrated

[@lanceross3633]

Great lesson David,I always thought Bratta was underrated. He always played really tasteful licks and had a great note choice vocabulary.

[@LateNightLessons]

He really did/does. He has a great mind for chord progressions and arpeggios, so he also knows how to solo over chords intelligently and melodically, which is how it seems he was able to always hit the right notes at the right time, all the time. Thank you again! : )

[@mikemorrison3791]

Love Vito - just stumbled across this - nice playing. Subscribed - I was hoping you were just going to teach that first song - great riffage by Vito too

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you for watching and for subscribing too! Yeah, Hungry is a great song. It totally ROCKS! Thanks again and take care! : )

[@williamgainford9332]

Hi david - great to see someone on youtube whos more in love with the instrument and the artist - than himself lol - well done - your laidbackness and humility is a joy to behold - keep up the good work - your playing is fantastic - gr8 to see something on vito - if you could do something on johhny winter - it would be much appreciated - second winter is one of greatest records of the late 60s - his playing is amazing throughout - a lesson on the good love at some stage would be gr8 - i know i was being a bit hard on some of the guys on youtube - there are many who are doing good lessons - but so many poseurs too - with nothing to impart- other than loook at me!!!!! lol

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you so much! I LOVE Johnny Winter - so you've got it! : ) Thanks for the kudos on the channel too - that rocks! Stay tuned for more lessons and material and take care!