Jehovah Jireh - How Do You Play That Riff/Gear Talk

Jimmy gives a tutorial on how to play the song Jehovah Jireh from the Self Titled Deliverance Debut from 1989. Also reviews a 1973 Guild S100.
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The Song "Jehovah Jireh" from Deliverance
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[@kyohan9349]

I love these How Do You Play That Riff videos, would love to see you do No Time.

[@Osmien118]

Those gallops of yours were always so dang CLEAN man, you're such an inspiration JPBii... please keep up the Deliverance tuts, we love em!

[@jfmanley203]

Wonderful! Love to see the Guild in the hands of a gifted musician. God is good!

[@JimmyPBrownII]

Thank You Bro!!! Thank you!!!

[@timmer110]

I was just wondering the other day that it's been a while since you done one of these. Thanks! I would love to see at least one from. Moveable Walls

[@slamdancer1720]

if it isnt a ghost from the past............

[@TravelerMkrellzer]

I love that song!

[@ricwood7976]

Jimmy you’re the best! You’ve always kicked ass on guitar.

[@joeydavis2846]

Awesome tune

[@wayneanderson2866]

Thank you Jimmy for being transparent!!! It’s great to hear the back stories of songs I’ve been listening to for 30+ yrs!!🔥🤘🏼❤️

[@cabbagecutter]

Dude. Always love what you do. Been a long time fan. I love the fact you always have incredible tone whether it be from a digital, analogue, or tube set up!! Never stop being you! Must love and respect from New Zealand!

[@stevescoolstuff126]

That guitar is killer ! Thanks for the classic riff . I look forward to the day that you and Mr. Ochoa and a couple of other guys come do a show in Kentucky . That would be the bomb .

[@draconisthanos]

Thanks, brother. Sorry about your friend. My buddy and I in the mid 90s used to cover some of your songs in our Christian metal band in Tampa, Fl. (never made it out of the garage LOL) This was one of the songs we jammed. I played rhythm guitar because I sucked at leads. lol.

[@samson7point176]

Awesome. Tied with No Love for my favorite track from the first album.

[@kennethm.3296]

I grabbed a Miller Lite. Cool stuff!

[@johnrichmond7739]

Man!!! Talking about San Diego and those clubs. I was stationed in San Diego in the 90's and in my off time, I helped a friend's band and they played in some of those places. This friend of mine kinda helped me get started on my guitar playing then. This is the honest truth, Jehovah Jirah was one of the first songs that learned to play by ear. It was the song that also helped me catch on to your tendencies that allowed me to figure out other Big D songs. I sorta lost that ability, but you going down memory lane got me reminiscing those days.

[@brendanstewart777]

Fab vid Mr Brown! Really love to hear of Big D's early gigs. Would love to see some flyers etc from those days if you have them? Thanks for posting this Jimmy! Love ya bro :)

[@thesquigglespin]

Awesome stuff brother. I always loved this song you guys Rocked it. Thanks for sharing.🤘😎🤘

[@blueskylizard1]

Great as usual !! I'm still waiting for Breathing Still 😁😁

[@JimmyPBrownII]

Coming soon!

[@Wellingtonws]

Seus riffs são incríveis!

[@anne______8991]

I actually know who gave you that guitar, he’s a great guy loved the vid btw!

[@JimmyPBrownII]

He’s a wonderful human being! Thanks for watching…

[@lundjg]

So good!

[@SarasotaFl]

Awesome!

[@fphlflash]

Wu Tang shout out!!!!

[@klauth_Yksyn]

Do you rember what speakers you used to record the Deliverance album? No Time, blew my mind when I bought it in 89'...and still does ! You've been my hero for decades !

[@JimmyPBrownII]

I do remember the speakers. I used 2 4X12 cabinets. One loaded with 2 EVm 12L’s and 2 V30’s. The other cab had 2 90W Gold Celestion and 2 Peavey Eminence speakers. It was an odd combo that gave me a “fuzzy chunk” as I used to like to call it! I used two different amps, a Mesa MK II and a MK III… And of course, the Furman PQ3 for some obscure reason. People were using them a lot back then with Boogies as kind of a mid preamp boost. Kinda like a Tube Screamer with the gain set to zero! Except the PQ3 was untamable in preamp mode. So I liked using it as an EQ to shape the sound. But realized after a while, I didn’t need it and it was taking up space in my rack… lol

[@klauth_Yksyn]

@@JimmyPBrownII I've waited 30 years to hear this Jimmy, Thank you for creating like you have. I've literally worn out tapes and CD's, listening to your tones and chops over the past 3 decades. Your videos are heaven sent(for me) I nearly stopped breathing when I stumbled across your channel. For me, There's you, Hetfield, Lynch, Eddie....Then, Everyone else. Am star struck you replied, and am forever grateful ~The Klauth.

[@JimmyPBrownII]

@@klauth_Yksyn I’m always reachable through JPBII.com 😀 Blessings and thanks for watching and commenting…

[@poolcrusher90]

Hello, you talk about tuning a half step down from 440. I think that is technically standard tuning in 432, at least that is what I have found. I prefer the half step down, but I'm also a hard rock/metal head from way back. I remember a high school buddy giving me Deliverances' self titled album on cassette. Along with Saint, you guys hooked me for life in metal. I have a request - Can I get the lyrics to "Rescue"? I have scoured the net to no avail. Your input is appreciated. I have enjoyed the musical break down videos. Blessings to you.

[@ricwood7976]

Please do a VH instrumental tribute or medley on one of your future albums! Love the history stories! Btw, what was the popular band that your childhood band posed as?

[@JimmyPBrownII]

Tygers of Pan Tang. I had never heard of Em, so I didn’t know! LOL

[@ricwood7976]

@@JimmyPBrownII I know of them. They are always mentioned as a NWOBHM band/or influence.

[@Pscozzgospellife]

Jimmy P what up bro

[@JimmyPBrownII]

SCOZZZZZZZ!!! It’s been too long Bro!!!

[@rogerlambeth8902]

Hey Jimmy what amp and effects were you using back during the recording of the 1st album? I was listening to Deliverance on my Spotify along with Testament and Slayer old Metallica and your guitar tones were better than all the other bands that are my influences.

[@JimmyPBrownII]

Hi Roger… Mesa Boogie MKIIC for the first album. Then switched to MKIII, then Quad Preamp, then the Rectifier and TriAxis Preamp… But all were Boogie as I still use today…

[@ricwood7976]

Off topic question… Did you provide the strange background vocals on the Vengeance Rising song “Raegoul”?

[@JimmyPBrownII]

No. Not me…