Greg Howe Is A BAD MAN! Birds Eye View CRAZY Fusion Shred Guitar TAB

[@LeviClay]

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[@DS76204]

Took a few lessons from Greg years back, lovely guy and totally willing to share his knowledge

[@cx777o]

man you are such a lucky guy goddamn, wish i could have lessons with greg Q_Q

[@monasteryintibet]

what did he teach you?

[@mozartsp]

The solo on the original recording of this song is insane, one of my favourites of all time

[@rugxulo]

Good Lord! Give this guy a medal.

[@machidaman]

Love Greg Howe. Really tastey player with incredible technique and criminally underrated.

[@jazzA99123]

Howe is my favourite of the Shrapnel Shredders

[@ibanezleftyclub]

He always comes up in my most underrated ever conversations all the time. Man is a beast.

[@dennisboneta9410]

Thanks for posting this. Hoping for a tutorial and expose to come in the future.

[@standupformentalhealth]

wow!

[@jasonvoeller9114]

I remember watching this clip endlessly back in the 2010s

[@jamesshorter1382]

Superb to have a transcription, great work as usual! Love listening to Greg Howe, amongst dozens of others, whilst working to keep myself motivated and absorb the melodies/riffs -- One day with more effort, I hope to be able to play even half as good as this ':D I saw Greg Howe live with Mohini Dey and Marco Cirigliano recently, a real dream come true tour to catch and super kind to their fans!

[@2good2betrue3]

Deym!, I always believe Guthrie Govan is the best "rock fusion" player out there. ( yeah still better than Mancuso😉). BUT this video alone just changed my mind. Greg Howe is on par or even better in terms of groove creation and the out of nowhere taps and octave tapping is just insane.😮🤦Cheers!🤘

[@Tristanlu789]

Even though TQ said his biggest influence is Greg, they still has a really big difference in legato playing. Greg is more like “I play all the notes that I want in a bar no matter what the actual subdivision is” and that may be the reason why he has many quintuplets and septuplets and 16th triplets alternating in this unruly way😂However Tom Quayle is more like I want the subdivision to be more stable and organized and imma going to fill the equal subdivisions with notes that I chose and hence resulting have making rigid 16th triplets and 16/32th legato lines and that’s what makes Tom’s legato so unique because many other guitarists thinks like Greg does. When I took my lesson with Josh Meader back in last year, he also said that he only think about which note he starts from and want to ends on and fill in the gap with any number of notes he want😼

[@Tristanlu789]

And that’s why TQ’s lines are often hard to nail since you really need a good sense of pulse to feel the groups of notes whether it’s groups of 3 or 4 to actually sounds like him and not accenting unwanted string changes😂😂😢😅

[@Sarpi2000]

Yeah, been working on my legato the last couple of weeks and my overall appreciation of Tom Quayle Just went through the roof. 😂

[@bernardo330]

Very goooood work!!!!!!!

[@DreamPurpleFloyd]

Some really cool ideas in there!

[@jongminko160]

Thank you so much

[@TheFortunateTragedy]

Woah

[@drgrahamsloanguitarist3727]

Brilliant 👌. I’d recorded parts of his recent gig and was wondering which tune, solo to figure out. That’s now on hold while I work on this 🤭🤘. Many thanks Levi.

[@LeviClay]

looking forward to seeing it!

[@roathripper]

so tasty! and that tapping lick he threw in there was delicious!

[@CYBERDROiD9000]

"WTF is happening?" the soundtrack

[@CRP2426]

Levi you are such an amazing transcriber. But you have such great and varied taste! That's one of your greatest strengths. Thank you ❤

[@LeviClay]

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