Billy Idol - Eyes Without a Face Guitar Lesson by Swede

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Born in Trollhattan, Sweden , The Swede discovered a love for music very early. Inspired by Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and Hendrix, he started his own band at the age of 9. At 18 he left Sweden and headed for Los Angeles to follow his dream. He found himself a promising career in Hollywood. To date he has recorded and toured with over 200 acts throughout the States, England and Sweden.
Since 2009 he has toured almost exclusively with 0000 (from the hit TV show Rock Star Super Nova). They've played over 500 shows together throughout Europe and North America.
Swede plays Acoustic and Electric guitar, he also sings backing vocals
Musicians I Love and Admirer..
1. Ludwig van Beethoven
2. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
3. Johann Sebastian Bach
4. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
5. Frédéric Chopin
6. Antonio Vivaldi
7. Johannes Brahms
8. Franz Schubert
9. George Frideric Handel
10. Claude Debussy
11. Sergei Rachmaninoff
12. Richard Wagner
13. Giuseppe Verdi
14. Felix Mendelssohn
15. Antonín Dvořák
16. Niccolò Paganini
Jimi Hendrix
Widely recognized as one of the most creative and influential musicians of the 20th century, Jimi Hendrix pioneered the explosive possibilities of the electric guitar. Hendrix’s innovative style of combining fuzz, feedback and controlled distortion created a new musical form. Because he was unable to read or write music, it is nothing short of remarkable that Jimi Hendrix’s meteoric rise in the music took place in just four short years. His musical language continues to influence a host of modern musicians, from George Clinton to Miles Davis, and Steve Vai to Jonny Lang. Hendrix was the revolutionary guitar god, enuff said!
7. Angus Young
learn how to play easy power chordsTwo decades after Angus Young first emerged AC/DC’s axe-wielding dervish at age 14, the we Scottish Aussie remains one of the sturdiest bridges between young metal-ists and rock’s blues roots. Although he did great work before and since, Young will always be best known for 1980’s Back In Black, a blue-collar masterpiece which, with killer classics like “You Shook Me All Night Long,” remains an all-purpose primer for riff writing and tight, scalar lead playing. Never mind the fact that the man does it all while spinning around like chinchilla on speed. Though he may be dwarfed by his signature oxblood SG, Angus Young is a giant among men.
Jimmy Page
Jimmy Page GuitarArguably the most emulated guitarist in rock history, Jimmy Page is additionally assured a place in the music’s pantheon of greats for his roles as a musical director, produce and all-around guru of Led Zeppelin.
His Rampaging, blues-based work on anthems like “Whole Lotta Love,” “Communication Breakdown” and “Rock And Roll” defines heavy metal. His real genius, however, was his ability to expand the parameters of the genre to include elements of traditional English folk, reggae, funk, rockabilly and Arabic classical music.
Page the guitarist has never been a facile as Edward Van Halen or Steve Via, but few players in rock

[@gazbang6245]

Great lesson Swede. Greetings from Canada.

[@heroicjourney2508]

Your elbow Is on fire

[@aduveloso9153]

thank you 👍👍

[@neilsmith9220]

Brilliant lesson. Love your playing style. Been meaning to learn this old classic for quite a while and really like this lesson. Thank you for posting. Much appreciated and have subscribed.

[@josephstraw6224]

Thanks for making it easy. Appreciate it

[@mjp96]

Beautiful. Thanks!

[@ImRobWalker]

Brilliant 👌🏼

[@cheapthrillsII]

best guitar teacher on KZbin

[@evakarjagin2413]

Great thanks

[@heidigilsrud3800]

You are fascinating in that you are so relaxed. I want to be like that. I love this song. You play beautifully.

[@ramonestrada8990]

Thank you!

[@johnmaoriroyalmusic3797]

awesome!

[@colby8297]

Great lesson! Sweet hat, btw 🔥

[@lucanof7400]

Incroyable je cherchais le tuto et je vois que tu l'as mis en ligne il y a 2 jours 👍 j'avais déjà bien apprécié le tuto Everybody wants to rules the world 👍👍

[@maap1222]

neat

[@Michael-nr7du]

Thank you

[@musiclove2250]

apparently this dude's on fire.

[@asochacki1]

Nice bro

[@paulbanner9612]

👍👍😊✌️

[@philbarrows424]

Something is on fire 🔥 behind you..!!!!

[@michaelyatsco1958]

Cool video love that song. Totally not trying to be critical because your video is excellent and your a better player than me but the first part I think Steve Stevens plays Open E 7th fret A 9th fret D 8th fret G 9th fret B open E that's what it seems in tutorial by him and live but like I said sounds great thanks for posting videos for people to learn appreciate it

[@renodaron889]

Good ! + : A little variation at the end of the last verse : "but it's gone from your eyes, I'd better realize:" ---> e-minor / g... then chorus.

[@VincentVaIentine]

It's the same chords as sky still blue

[@tarared7668]

Strumming pattern?