Did I Just Make A Big Mistake?

In this episode I discuss the return to live playing
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[@leecampbell5736]

Every old guy says "we're gonna get the band back together" at some point. I'm glad you're actually doing it...🤣❤️

[@jimijackson]

Shame the Beatles never got back together. I'm still mad at Mark David Chapman.

[@neveser]

When you hear those words... you know it's about to get epic.

[@MartinMCade]

Every once in a while I think about which band from my past I would want to get back together. Then I remember what the recordings of those bands sounded like and I think "naah." I'd rather keep finding people who are better than I am to play with, that way it forces me to improve.

[@cattymajiv]

@@jimijackson I feel the same, incredibly angry! I wonder where that monster is now? But as far as a reunion, even a temporary one, sometimes they can be disappointing. And the more you care about it, the MORE devastating that would be! In my mind, The Beatles are the most perfect band there ever was, so I am the perfect candidate for absolute devastation. I finally saw Pink Floyd in the mid 90s, because this part of Canada never gets good shows. My disappointment was extreme! It sounded like garbage, and even the large dose of LSD I took didn't help. It was an outdoor concert on a nice late summer's day, and a large group of good friends walked there. It was really nice. So what could possibly go wrong? The band itself was completely flat, with no enthusiasm at all, and that feeling pervaded the entire venue, so much so that I left before the end. And I idolized Pink Floyd! All of my life I'd been waiting to see them! So I'm glad I haven't had my feelings about The Beatles dashed in the same way. It reminded me of what a friend said when I told her how much I'd love to see my first ever boyfriend, and she said it might be better for him to remain perfect in my mind. Perry Prudhomme (sp?) of Kars Ontario in 1974-75, do you remember Barb, from the small goat farm? I've always loved you, and never forgotten. ❤

[@cdprince768]

"We never really broke up. Our last show was in 2001." 😂😂😂

[@CantTellYou]

lol “didn’t break up, it just fell apart”

[@davidjohnston710]

“My brothers heard a different call. One went to Chicago, and the other to Saint Paul. And I’m in Colorado, when I’m not in some hotel. Livin out this life I chose and’ve come to know so well.” - philosophy from Fogelberg! Life gets real when you have a family and have to make choices for income. But it’s fun to go back and play!

[@expertbrian8314]

@@CantTellYou”For the record, we never really broke up. We just took a 14 year vacation.” Glenn Frey The Eagles

[@kingfisher7960]

My band the same. We gigged around the Baltimore and Washington area playing cover gigs for 2 years. One night we all just stopped going to practice. 1996. We could possibly get the red rocket and start playing stadiums next summer. Its possible.

[@kingfisher7960]

Eye we have 2 versions of Pink Floyd currently....

[@AD1978leo]

Dude, I've been playing for 31 years? Something like that. And, almost every video you put out, I learn something. Whether it's about guitar or just hidden stuff in songs. If you are playing live, I will drive to Georgia to see you guys play!

[@MartinMCade]

Same here, and 42 years for me. I thought I knew a decent amount of theory for a guitar player (and I did), but Rick's videos have taught me way more than I thought I knew.

[@lauriedunkinwedd3411]

There’s a strong Blues Brothers vibe going on here…

[@wesleyalan9179]

I live about 45 minutes from Atl. I'd like to witness this so bad.😂 I've been a subscriber here for years and every time I have to go to Atl, I always wonder if I'll bump into Rick😂

[@gnvtr20s]

whether

[@michaelscott1199]

Flat 9 interval. One of my greatest influences to date, Rick Beato. Keep on creating!

[@Melinda_B62]

Rick, will your Billionaire concert be recorded? These guitar parts are gorgeous, would LOVE to hear the songs in their entirety!! Btw, your channel is pure GOLD. You are never allowed to stop. Your interviews with artists are the best I’ve ever come across. You teachings are wonderful. Your presence - I can’t even think of the appropriate word to express what you, yourself, mean to us. Thank you so much for what you do.🤍

[@jimwright5529]

Love it Rick - the big difference between today's music and "our" classic rock, as far as I can tell, is the newer folks just don't have the diverse background in blues and jazz like you do that influences their writing and arrangements. I had the opportunity to get together with the guys I played with in the early to mid 1980's (last century lol) - we had moments of brilliance and moments of completely sucking. The bottom line it was a riot, and we hope to be all in the same place again so we can have another great afternoon of fun! Way to go - hope your session with Billionaire goes fantastic - as no doubt it will.

[@cattymajiv]

And of classical music! I think it added so much more to rock than any other genre did, although all of the diverse influences were SO important! Our music had so much depth. Not every song. Some were just fun, bubble gum stuff, but that was also a big part of it. Rock had some of absolutely everything! Today's garbage music has only 1 influence. MONEY! And nothing else matters to any of the artists that are big, like Taylor Swift and Miley. I spit on them, figuratively. I just can't even listen to it. There are still some good musicians with a variety of influences, but sadly that kind of music doesn't get widely heard anymore, partly because people with talent and visuon avoid the music business. It became such a cold and barren place with nothing but demands for everyone involved to sell their souls. So anyone with a heart, or talent of any kind said "This isn't what I want to spend my life doing!" Because of that, today's young people have mostly not been exposed to anything but the autotune crap that passes for music these days. When Rock started to become Pop with the influence of Disco and Micheal Jackson, the writing was on the wall. Death was approaching. It has arrived a long time ago now. I hope for the sake of humanity that something positive happens in the world of music, because without that form of such beauty, mankind is lost. Sorry to be so depressing, but that is my opinion.

[@indepthliterature]

Really cool to hear you and the band are playing again, even if it's just a one time deal, but hopefully you all will get back together again would be even better. Fun fact I'm from upstate ny and worked at the DeWitt Wegmans. Just knowing you worked at Rochester Wegmans is wicked cool Rick. Small world, didn't think I'd see a youtuber that knew about Wegmans

[@a1guitarmaker]

Getting the old band together is not always easy as you might think. I've been waiting years for my old keyboard player to swing back east. If that happens, we're in!!!

[@sn7miller]

I haven't broken up with my high school girlfriend....I just havent seen her for 35 years and got married and had kids since then.

[@PalomboElectronics]

Rick, you and Tom both have impeccable timing. Awesome.

[@nedludd3641]

That is not 'Tom' - 1970s James Taylor jumped into a time machine to play rhythm in this vid

[@zonachoke]

@9:02 -- The band Rick Beato's friend David Bendeth has produced -- The Warning -- their newest single, More, is in Drop C#

[@HarlanHarvey76]

I can't wait to see the behind the scenes practice footage

[@stonebrakerstudio8238]

It's nice to see you and Tom play together

[@in2livinit]

"We're going to get together and learn these songs" about their own songs 🤣❤️Sounds great Rick, hope you will post the finished product !

[@DianeLee999]

Rick, when you were playing those intervals from ‘I fall from space,’ l was hearing ‘Tin Angel’ by Joni Mitchell. She is the shining master of colors in music. 💜

[@johnnie3Chords]

That sounds beautiful blended with Tom playing !

[@markweber4854]

I love your writing sensibilities Rick! You always include beautiful, interesting melodies. I liked every Billionaire song I've heard!

[@thomasalderman2399]

Just like the person said before me, Ive been playing since 84. You put guitar in a way thats unerstandable. Thanks for that. Im always learning and thats what i love. Im not a pro musician. But i love playing, I have fun and its my creative outlet in life.

[@manariwa]

That first chord, I think, was the same one in EL&P's "From the Beginning". Sounds nostalgic and classic!

[@novascheller5957]

I heard the same!

[@aldito7586]

Sir Paul is my favorite electric bass player. He is why I started playing electric bass. VERY melodic player! You see, Rick knows this. But a lot of people do not.

[@RokDAWG1]

Yeah that note content is killer! It makes my ear perk up with hearing something that’s not typical and extremely pleasing to the ear! Very cool!

[@Thorsten_Kueppers]

12:24 this picking part over this beautiful chord progression is just awesome!

[@cattymajiv]

I just loved it too. Nothing is more beautiful than that type of finger picking, except for some similar types of music on a very well played piano. I couldn't choose which I prefer. I could listen to them both forever.

[@orionvassi]

Playing in Rick's band would be crazy fun. And imagine all the music nerds at the gigs, you would probably get to meet a lot of interesting people.

[@BLeeFAFO]

The great thing is now everyone can afford equipment! 😂 Joking aside I'm stoked to see you guys getting back at it. I just turned 50 a cpl months back and part of me misses it, Part of me is just totally burnt on rolling a boulder uphill. Cheers Rick, I hope you Boys keep going!

[@snapfinger1]

Plenty of acoustic interludes in my fave kind of hard rock, prog & metal. Dove Tailing 2 acoustics is the bomb.

[@RobtRoma]

I finally purchased the bundle. Looking forward to receiving it. 🎸

[@dlux703]

I'm just discovering "Royal Blood" and think there are lots of these kind of elements in their writing, between the bass lines and the vocal melodies. I would love to hear your reactions to some of their work. The live videos from 'Studio Brussels" are some of the best I've seen.

[@allenshively6374]

Tori Amos’s latest video (Gold Dust) is absolutely stunning! Beautifully written and orchestrated. There is still a lot of great music being made but these days you have to look a little deeper than what is currently considered mainstream. Aurora is another example of a current artist putting out some amazing material. If you haven’t seen her video (The Seed) or her cover of David Bowie’s (Life On Mars) they are both worth checking out.I’d love to see you do an interview with either one of these wonderfully talented ladies.

[@cattymajiv]

Thank you for mentioning them Allen! I will check them both out immediately! The comment section of any one of Rick's videos could keep me entertained and happy, all by itself. There is such a wealth of knowledge here,and so many interesting comments. I love to spend my free time here! ❤

[@ralfklonowski3740]

Great to hear "The Band" is coming together again. Reminds me of Blues Brothers, somehow 😆 If the upcoming world tour ever stops in Cologne or thereabouts, count me in.

[@jmaxxtv9912]

I listened to "I Fell From Space" after watching this, and I have to say, what a great song. It would probably sound a little different, obviously, but I immediately thought to myself that the song is right in Deftones' wheelhouse. They would smoke that. Cheers, Rick. 🍺🎶

[@philb5605]

Always dig that kind of interplay. Dissonance is the pathway to more interesting composition.

[@sfx6050]

What an horrible and beautiful tuning at the same Time ! I always loved dissonant chords because thoses tells so much more when you looking for you soul expression. So it is the way i "wrote" my music for almost 30 years. Thank you Rick, you made my day, once again.

[@will89687]

It's never a mistake to go back to live playing. Wish my favorite singer-songwriter had gotten her old band back together; sadly, she hemmed and hawed a bit too long and the drummer passed away earlier this month from cancer so it will never happen now.

[@MlnscBoo]

I want that freakin bundle so bad. I've been playing guitar for like 15 years but mainly just rhythm and vocals. I've never had lessons and just recently figured out CAGED up the neck, and a couple arpeggios in C. For 10 years my guitar playing pretty much hit a wall because I didn't understand the neck, but because of you and Paul Davids it's starting to click and I'm getting those feels again like I did when I was a kid. There really is no better feeling And it's still just fun. You guys are great, thanks for the feels, can't wait to hear Billionaire live.

[@mobeus84]

Im exactly like u im a grunge kid and i enjoy the blues hard edged groove oriented pschadelic riffs. I like to think i write that kinda stuff. And it ALWAYS envokes emotion and ppl get suxked in quickly. Bless jazz for those creative chords

[@timcoughlin4107]

Rick, played with my 8th grade - sophomore HS bandmates at a memorial for a friend. No rehearsal, just a song list. Savoy Brown tunes, a few Allman Brothers, a few Stepennwolf. Incredible experience. We all floated through the session.

[@kapers5772]

THATS THE BEST THUMBNAIL I'VE SEEN

[@tefenstrat]

Rick, I am slowly becoming a bigger and bigger fan of yours. You have all of the qualities of being - lets just say a really nice and honest guy on top of being a great musician. I think I am a good judge of people too, for many reasons including owning a Bar for almost 20 years. Also I love the way you choose what you air on your program for many reasons including- not getting political, not saying bad things about people, letting people provide feedback and listening to that, well I could go on a long time. There are some people tring to do the same thing you are doing and I just won't listen to them anymore. They should take some lessons from you !! I will shut up now- LOL - thank you for all you do!!

[@mkatepaski9947]

Hey Rick, hi from fairport ❤

[@mranchovydrumbass]

Big Up RICK ! ..................love you man X

[@pamr4040]

Your first song brought to mind the intro to "Mistral Wind" by Heart. Love the chords/overlay you played...very nice! It was also fun to see Tom...he's got a great smile! 😊🎶♥

[@jamwayofaiken-augustarockb7643]

Mistral wind one of my favorites

[@dmacnet]

Cool, even weirder than Radiohead!

[@leftywilliamsmusic]

The bundle is fantastic. I’ve been using it for a couple weeks now and I love it.

[@codybullock6123]

Dylan, Layla, and Lennon…. That’s so cool dude!

[@johnhartman765]

Really enjoy your musicianship, Rick! The way you parse songs from different artists from so many genres is incredible. I especially enjoyed your treatise of Gordon Lightfoot's "If You Could Read My Mind", as I am a HUGE Lightfoot fan, and played a lot of his music on stage for many years. Now, as I am returning to my music in retirement, I am especially aware of the nuances of the music, especially as I am returning to the studio to record and re-record some of my own songs. I am hoping they will be successes, if only to have you review them would be a success for me...

[@cattymajiv]

We Canadians treasure him so dearly. And I am still very much mourning his recent passing. If You Could Read My Mind is my favorite song of his, and one of the best songs ever written. 🇨🇦

[@adamcogan211]

Sounds a lot like Wicked Game. Love the vibe of it. I know Mark Holcomb from Periphery does this a lot where he will change one string or try an unusual tuning to get inspiration when song writing (Scarlet, Reptile and Waxed Wings are great examples)

[@99percentirish64]

Sounds cool, Mr. Rick! I can't wait to see the jam video. I'm a hard rock/metal singer. I'm 57, but since I haven't really sang at all since our band broke up in 2005, I think I still have some good chops. Cheers, from Florida.

[@Tiggler80]

Loving all your content Rick since you are such an accomplished jazz musician I would love to see you do an improvisation video over some changes and show off your jazz lick mastery!!

[@mojorider8455]

Joni Mitchell, Keith Richards, Paul Westerberg---all wrote and played in open tunings most of the time. I think Keith and Paul both said they liked the voicings of these chords, the drones, they came up with in these tunings.

[@ShredmasterScott]

Fun to see Rick jam with his starstruck assistant

[@paulkramer9666]

I love dissonant riffs. Want a rut buster? Try playing (interpreting) Foo Fighters - "Times Like These" in open D tuning. It seems to my ears anyway, that the song was originally written and developed in that tuning, because of the melody line (Reminiscent of Husker Du/Bob Mold's work. Clue, the cover art is by Raymond Pettibone), and the unique lush, ringing chord voicings and rhythmic possibilities open D presents. You just can't grab those chords in standard tuning. And, any of the Spanish guitar influenced Black Sabbath acoustic songs like "Fluff" or "Laguna Sunrise" are fascinating to approach in open D. There's beauty in dissonance.

[@GaryHarju]

Those are really beautiful chords on that first song!

[@jguse2378]

They are aren't they? Can't imagine that coming through a Marshall stack.

[@moosic2i]

Pete Townsend!

[@paulelliott682]

That's a longer "vacation" than The Eagles ( 16 1/2 years )

[@Hodenkat]

Oh man, Rick! You're taking medown memory lane with these pedals you're talking about! Truth be told, I've grown up with friends who played guitar but none of them ever encouraged me to play. I wouldn't start learning even basichords until I was in my 50s. Throughout the years I would learn about guirat gear from my friends. MXR was a huge player!

[@PrimRoseLane]

Happy Caturday.

[@nathanmielke1977]

This makes me smile... brings me back to the sounds that me and my bandmates were doing in the 99/00/01 era... trying to explore new music (being influenced from the early 90s grunge),but wanted more melodic/symphonic arrangements ..... those broken sus2/4/9/11/13 riff/chords that can only be found in alternate tunings... this video brings me back to that dingy basement with poor lighting ... and trying to get my MiniDisc 4-track recorder with a cheap mixing board to capture demo sounds...... its the total last 'gas' of 'grunge' desperately trying to find next century meaning..... some sort of poetic nonsense..... total garbage.....and yet so meaningful. I love this video!

[@kirtb9784]

I’m feeling AIC. You should get Jerry C on your show

[@johnkilpatient1509]

In Dallas 91 to 93 my band New Moon and my😂friend's bands who also migrated from Lawton, Oklahoma (Arion, Fire Ants, Premonition) did our own thing. Funk to Progressive Metal. It wasn't pop. Wasn't grunge, but we wrote Song's. :)

[@nnikmanmahadi1132]

Wow now that's what I call music . Already

[@DocECS69]

My ex girlfriend worked as a songwriter in Nashville for 20 years. One of the conflicts we always had was that I would talk about chord progressions, and she would always say, “no one ever made $1 million from a chord progression”

[@jscan]

I wouldn't expect any other sentiment from a Nashville songwriter..

[@humboldthammer]

Am G F E7 The Andalusia Cadence Paul Simon's 50 ways to leave your lover is really 5 ways to play an Andalusia Cadence, with a back door (slip out the back, Jack) And speaking of Jack, hear also, Hit the Road, Jack by Ray Charles. (no back door).

[@GaryHarju]

Well, no one ever made $1 million without one either.

[@gregf1299]

She's right, but a strong harmonic theme is a great landscape for the vocal, its lyrics and supporting instruments. For some songwriters the focus is lyrics, for others, melody, harmony or rhythm. Great songwriters have it all, of course.

[@tyeo2103]

You know you're having a great time in life when you're not sure if its the weekend or not!!

[@toddbishop1139]

I watch you, I learn, I listen, and though you don't know it..... in this modern world. You have become a friend who talks to me on this here computer screen :) As a friend who shares your passion, maybe not in the advanced technical mind, but fully in the creation and the emotion of music. I say Thank you. We are all just one note away from the next beautiful thing. It's funny how inspiration can come from the least expected things. The sound of a new guitar in a closed bathroom (shower curtain slightly closed). lol. Just the slightest changes in sound can lead your mind down new, unexplored roads. Fun stuff. I wish that I could join you in Atlanta. I will be rooting for you from Ft. Wayne. Take care, have fun, and kick some arss. Todd

[@cheneyrobert]

Tom keep killing with those shorts 😎🥂

[@jklappenbach]

Love it. Reminds me of the groove oriented riffs that were so fundamental to 90's rock / grunge. But more Mother Love Bone than Nirvana.

[@normanparrish4482]

I'd rather still have Mother Love Bone than Pearl Jam or any other band from that era, except maybe Alice In Chains . It would be interesting to hear what Andrew Wood could have become. 🎸

[@jklappenbach]

@@normanparrish4482 Mother Love Bone > Pearl Jam. I actually didn't think that I'd like Pearl Jam after MLB, but their record release party at RKCNDY blew me away. Later, I think Neil Young had a huge influence on them, and not in ways that I'm a fan of.

[@towardcivicliteracy]

‘Sup Tom!

[@jimstanton8395]

Yeah, hits aren’t being made like Metallica, Sting etc…. I think this is largely due to the industry grip on band choice, style, and allowed radio play. Unleash the talent with old school label support-we would have another musical renaissance not seen since Janice Joplin was signed. Always great to hear you pontificate Rick. Thank you for sharing your keen perspective with all of us. Jim, Augusta, GA

[@martymay9723]

Looking forward to that rehearsal video!

[@albertplaysguitar]

really like that rhythm with the arpeggio! kind of sound i was always aspiring back in the mid 2000s, layering parts like that.

[@ottovangogh9477]

Playing riff wrong? "Shape of my Heart"? I heard Paul McCartney say at a concert, that "most everyone gets "Blackbird" wrong".🎸

[@dennism7532]

In 2019 my high school rock band, Export got together for a 38th year reunion show in Friday Harbor, WA at the Grange Hall. What a hoot. Great fun.

[@gordonwalley1116]

That's a serious farmers tan you have on your right arm Rick? Thanks for everything man you are a bright light in my world!

[@todddembsky8321]

Hey, Rick -- are you going to do a Jimmy Buffet video????

[@thecorporatelawgroup7093]

Beautiful chords!

[@guidosmits5442]

There is a modern Day rockband that has a lot of sophisticated songs and chords. They are from Scotland and are called Biffy Clyro.

[@singlesideman]

I wish Stevie Wonder would do a tour with all of his hits... I love Sting and The Police, but I lost interest in his solo work after 'Englishman in New York'. 'The Dream of the Blue Turtles' is one of my very favorite albums of all time. Just extraordinary, and chock full of my favorite jazz musicians of the time.

[@jkinthewind]

Found the Billionaire cd on eBay after listening on Spotify. Just wanted to have it in my collection. Great songs!

[@martymay9723]

Rick! Get that band together and stack that sound! I done the 70s with my stack banging it out...... Really excited!

[@paulpalmer6151]

Buy the Bundle people I've just purchased it so much value for money thank you Rik

[@corysekine-pettite1783]

I Fell From Space is a great song from a terrific album!

[@chuckmadden2251]

What a fun video. Nice to see ya this happy Rick.

[@jornthedrummer]

Happy Rick. Thats what playing in a band does to you!

[@eriksebastian6637]

Rick needs to get out of Tom’s camera space

[@jaaxxone]

16:36 Rick has left the building!

[@russtaylor9181]

Have you ever heard Jackie Venson?

[@omega4recording]

I came back and rewatched this video recently as you got me thinking about dissonant chords and it finally hit me - David Gates!! So many Bread songs have the same kind of guitar arrangements you showed here - it would be great if you and David Gates would do a show on this subject- he is in his 80s but I bet once he met you he would get together. Great channel- you come off as very approachable and genuine- keep up the great work man😊

[@torsten1091]

Billionair is running on my spotify playlist for pretty long time now. It 's easy to become a fan and a bit sad I can't join the reunification.

[@timothycreamer8610]

Sounds beautiful ✔️

[@hurdygurdyguy1]

13:17 ... "there are no rock songs with those chords, there just isn't." Stone Gossard: "hold my beer!" 😉

[@markthespark6240]

G’day Rick. Please put up the gig for those of us in other countries that can’t possibly get to the gig!!

[@baxter3998]

Your song sounds like something David Crosby would be playing

[@edelcorrallira]

I really hop you guys record an album, or LP or at the very least a single with a B side. It would allow us to see a real world example of arranging an already existing song, preferably one where we have a sketch or demo. And another from scratch. I mean the lyric writing process... these two songs could be a series themselves Also if you capture some snippets from the concert it could really help to know about setting up the audio, the sound board, the influence of the room on the gear... Honestly this can really become a huge stream of videos.

[@cattymajiv]

YES! A great series! I'm watching this about 4 days after it happened. I bet it was great!

[@edelcorrallira]

@@cattymajiv I know right? Like how a guitar tone or arrangement changes from a studio to live setting, or pacing or monitor strategies, or lighting, or common volume issues, or rehearsal room strategies, my gosh... I mean, even how the stuff they are composing arranging reflect on what will come later and even if an arrangement is considered impractical because of this. Backing tracks, last minute lineup changes, audience participation... Sorry for the flood, but boy oh boy is there a lot that can be covered. This is why I hope they do at least two songs so we can see at least a difference in approach. If it were 4 it would be even better, chances are we could see patterns emerge and get a feel for what might be an exception. I mean, the fact that billionaire got a chance to gig is quite an accomplishment, but I'll say this channel has really given substance to many of our musical dreams so why not dream a bit more regardless of what reality may or may not have in stock for us.

[@1962RJP]

That tuning, how Joni Mitchell of you, respect

[@orion681]

Good stream Rick!

[@evanstrother9137]

Nice Spinal Tappish description of your bands' stage setup!

[@timbranniganmusic3458]

Have a fantastic show, Rick, wish I could be there! I hope you’re rocking some Pelham Blue beasts! Please come through Nashville, so I can attend. ✌️❤️🤘 Best wishes - Tim

[@mikestampede77]

Rock and Roll USA

[@Valvey789]

A J45 painted red? This is highly unorthodox.

[@riccocool]

Candy apple red no less.

[@andyorr1597]

Noticed that right away - and now I want one.

[@artkane6546]

The Jimmie Hale Mission had a very Days Of The New vibe. Nice song.

[@Aokitadamitsu]

Oh I like that picking over Toms rhythm.

[@halfindy]

10:43 The first thing that comes to my mind are The Tea Party. They had cool chords too.