dont tell me you love me, Jeff Watson guitar solo lesson *** PLEASE FOLLOW ***🎸😀🎸

[@spchaledonnj68]

Jeff Watson does get as much respect as she should, just sayin. What a fantastic song this is.. thanks for sharing Brad

[@barryengle12666]

I just found this, as far as the comments on how “perfect” the notes or how your doing it, anyone can pick apart anything, just wanted to tell you this is AWESOME. Love it and it’s helped me tremendously, thanks much!!!

[@Dh-ks6nk]

Dude, you are a great guitar player!

[@MrBradhouse]

I’ll have to listen to it again

[@Dh-ks6nk]

The pick slide was cool!

[@sidecaster]

Very nice brad, you always amaze me brotha

[@absinha6209]

Nice adaptation!

[@Suncoastpainting]

Nice 🤘

[@Dh-ks6nk]

I subscribed!

[@ossiepunch716]

Very Nice

[@rolandlemus203]

nicely done!!

[@jackstarr4726]

Impressive!

[@MrBradhouse]

sorry about that clipping noise...

[@MikeAmerica219]

Whos better Brad Gillis or Jeff Watson?

[@MrBradhouse]

They both brought their own vibe to the band. A well balanced combo Yin/yang

[@MikeAmerica219]

@@MrBradhouse in the song don't tell me you love me ,do they have slightly different rhythm guitar parts I try to listen and to me they sound slightly different

[@MikeAmerica219]

@@MrBradhouse Thank you for answering my question 🙏

[@mikeanderson1370]

I also tap it. But, have a different pattern. The notes aren't quite exact, either, but I think it sounds good. -7h10t14---7h10t15---7h10t17---7h10t19---7h10t18- on the B string. I basically tap it because I can't play that part that damn fast yet lol. Can't play the last section, either, but I just cut it in half time...most people don't even notice, unless I come across the random drunk guitarist in a bar who's like "Dude, you ain't doin it right!" lol But, then who cares cuz I'm not Jeff. :)

[@stefankalt5518]

Very clever tapping version of the Watson solo. However, the notes are partly wrong, at least according to what Watson himself posted on his Facebook page. At the beginning of the first cycle, you play C#, A, F#, which is backwards. The proper order is C#, F#, A. This "reverse direction" error slips into every cycle in the tapping sequence, which is otherwise quite good.

[@sidecaster]

Im jimmy smit

[@FIGGY65]

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