Still Of The Night Guitar Lesson Pt.2 - Whitesnake - Octave Riff, Pre-Chorus & Chorus

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Click here for ALL parts to this song in my Whitesnake playlist! • Whitesnake
"Still Of The Night" was released in 1987 on Whitesnake's hugely successful self-titled album and quickly became THE signature hard rock song for Whitesnake.
Co-written by lead singer David Coverdale and guitarist John Sykes, it is a classic example of 80's hard rock at it's peak.
"Still Of The Night" is quite unusual in how it is laid out. There are many different guitar rhythms and sections to learn. Besides the HUGE main riff that is instantly recognizable, you will also learn the complete solo, rhythms and interlude section.
I have even arranged the string section part for guitar just to make sure you don't get any break at all. 🙂 .
I hope you enjoy this one. It is a lot of fun to play and is a great study in 80's rock guitar techniques. Good luck!!
Carl

[@mattf1229]

Man, digging through your playlists is such a rewarding thing? You've covered a lot of ground, thank you!!

[@umyes5246]

John Sykes, thank you

[@ibrahimmohammed4001]

awesome as always Carl!

[@theausdog]

you are the man Carl never doubt it!!!

[@paulyoung4781]

Watched so much lessons on this never really got this A pre chorus part but seeing u and hearing u break it down wow never knew how much less stressed I am now thank u so much ur bye far the best Carl thank u

[@FRAFORID]

Very good. Excellent video and sound. Thanks.

[@abdounnour]

great lesson, well explained, thanks for your work Pierre (Belgium)

[@100chuckjones]

nice job man, perfect.

[@carlosbotto3826]

Perfect

[@BruceBarrera]

Thanks, helped me a lot! :)

[@ianm139]

Cool lesson. How do you get such a nice but still sounding powerful distortion sound when you only got 3 single coil pick ups. Please ? And also what's the model name of your stratocaster plz ?

[@mikea3381]

The bridge pick up,the slanted one is a very hot single.

[@peypoo123]

He uses lots of gain and the crunch setting on his amp

[@JosephWheeler14]

Well first off they're not single coils

[@lorenzoferrera3837]

Awesome!

[@auforu]

i love how the g string is open lol

[@loveguitars]

Excellent

[@teealeea4470]

❤❤❤

[@ARUPA007]

What Amp and effects to sound this good? Thanks

[@FLORIDAERO]

He won't tell us.

[@GhanimaGalach]

Really good lesson...what are the amp settings to get that awesome tone?

[@anuragjain187]

Nice video

[@anuragjain187]

Pls Ignore

[@ankitasood9820]

Just put a lot of gain a little treble and then a little bass

[@paulyoung4781]

It's the string part I'm gonna be finding difficult haha solo be ok time its breaking down that's fine I can practice and understand that but string section looks very all over the place wow

[@jimllfaxit7238]

Joe Bonamassa teaches still of the night.

[@АндрейБелов-я4с]

jimllfaxit

[@Mandorius]

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[@hughesyplays]

Cheers bro. I'll get to work. Check out my originals. I'm not advanced in any way but I love creating huge sounds

[@joeyd3324]

Lots of Soup on yer Guitar...

[@nikoladenic205]

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