Lay It On The Line Guitar Lesson | Solo | Triumph Rik Emmett

[@krisstieghorst7415]

Triumph AWSOME, great lesson, great song great band!!! Fight the good fight Mark love Kris IL

[@MarkZabel]

Thank you Kris!!

[@epiphone278]

Another great video!! Thanks Mark!

[@MarkZabel]

Thanks Tim!

[@MarkZabel]

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[@CraigRMerriman]

Rik! Thanks Mark! 🙂

[@MarkZabel]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@davidp7833]

Sweet. That was good man. Yeah Triumph doesnt get talked about much, but their songs have alot of quality

[@MarkZabel]

Yes, no doubt!

[@mattdelahunt301]

It's cool your doing a guitar lesson on less known guitar players i hope you do more of those. Also is that a new guitar?

[@MarkZabel]

Rik was pretty well-known in the 1980s. No, this is a guitar I have had for maybe 9 months. I did a review on it and I've used it in a few videos. I like it! Harley Benton Fusion-T HH Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKPTqmakiKaohaM Stone Cold: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZfHiGZ3id2gh5o

[@zanekennedy_]

This is a brilliant tutorial. Super easy to follow, fun to watch and great tips. Well done!

[@MarkZabel]

Thank you!

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Great lesson. I found you by accident on here. I subscribed. Good stuff.. Rik was awesome. Just epic.. he was such a good guitar player and had the best pipes for sure.. What a great musician.. Thanks and i'll look at your other lessons.. Regards from south central indiana. The heartland. USA Tim

[@MarkZabel]

Thanks brother!

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

@@MarkZabel Absolutely sir!

[@chillinit8544]

Great lesson Mark! The problem with Triumph as compared to Rush (both trios) is that Rush could translate their studio sound to a live show. I heard Triumph live back in the day and they just couldn't duplicate all the extra guitar, keyboard and string sounds live. Still a great studio band though!

[@MarkZabel]

Thanks! That's a great point. Although personally, I much prefer a group that makes each live show unique. From that perspective Rush was probably my biggest disappointment live. Definitely an interesting point though. I think many people prefer to hear what's on a record, contrary to me.

[@MarkZabel]

@Dave Smith Yep. I loved Triumph live. But liking a concert that's unique and a bit different from the record might put us in the minority! :)

[@epiphone278]

Man what I’d have given to have seen Triumph live back then!! Rik was always one of my favorite guitar players, the man is insanely talented!

[@TonyVirili]

@@epiphone278, right there with you. Rik has always been my favorite due to his almost ridiculous versatility that spans so many different styles and genres. I never got the opportunity to them live, but people I know who did couldn't say enough about them. I believe they started adding another guitarist for live shows, but even just the 3 of them were amazing. And @Mark Zabel, you are not alone, I much prefer the live versions over their studio albums which tend to sound over-produced and compressed (U2 is another in that same category). "Stages" is one of the best live albums.

[@ericcz179]

Thanks for this lesson man. Dad's favorite band and I love this song too and a lot of Triumph's other songs. You should totally do Hold On or Magic Power as well. Cheers mate

[@MarkZabel]

Thanks Eric. Glad you enjoyed. I'll put those songs on the to-do list!

[@LookinUp2001]

You posted this a month ago. Still working on it. Getting closer.

[@MarkZabel]

Awesome. Keep going, you'll get it!!

[@thebluesrockers]

Your kind words of Rik's guitar playing would make him quite happy. You did an amazing job teaching and representing this great classic. I hope you're doing well. Thank you for helping to keep these great classics alive. Peace..

[@MarkZabel]

Thank you so much! Rik always seems to be a class act and an amazing guitarist!

[@somaticdrummer]

Thanks for connecting on MIBA! Sounds great, Mark. Congrats on building your channel!

[@MarkZabel]

Sure thing Adam. Thanks for the vote of confidence!

[@lady_in_blue83]

Dear Mark, nice to meet you and thank you very much! You explained it very well! Rik is my biggest guitar influence. I even wanted to pick up my own Fender Stratocaster Cherry Red to resonate him! I'm a girl, but I really love guitar sounding... My lessons will begin soon, because I finally found a real teacher who lives GUITAR... and I'm a new subscriber to express my gratitude for your great job! Love and peace from Russia! P. S. Could you do your guitar lesson based on "Never Say Never" for me, please? I really like this powerful anthem performed by TRIUMPH! I'm grateful in advance!

[@MarkZabel]

Thanks so much, and thank you for the suggestion too! Best of luck in your guitar journey.

[@lady_in_blue83]

@@MarkZabel I appreciate it! I'm grateful for your attention and inspiration! Take care!

[@PJCobi]

Great precise lesson! One of my favorite Rik Emmett solos! Thank you!

[@MarkZabel]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@supernothing77]

I heard this song today and made my ears perk up. I was more interested in what was going on in the harmony that learning the solo. thank you

[@MarkZabel]

Okay. Have at it and good luck!

[@arunviswanathan5555]

Good stuff, thanks for this great lesson Mark! Slash likes the harmonic minor scale as well - can hear it in many of his solos too!

[@MarkZabel]

That's great! Iv didn't know that. I only know the G&R hits. I'll check it out! Thanks!

[@johnsee7269]

Sounds to me like a cross between Brian May and Gary Moore, kinda... Thanks!

[@MarkZabel]

Never really thought about it, but that kind of makes sense. Brian May often played major/minor scale runs (although he claimed not to know them) and Gary certainly has the chops. Rik was classically trained, so I'm sure that's where he got the more modal approach that he used with rock licks thrown in. I don't think he has quite the tone and phrasing of those two, but it's an interesting comparison for sure!

[@KoolKatDave]

I hear Ritchie Blackmore in there, too.

[@richardpicard3525]

Can you play the intro 12 string guitar part of 24 hours a day

[@MarkZabel]

Sounds straightforward, so I'm sure I could ... if I had a 12 string.

[@richardpicard3525]

@@MarkZabel I got most of it down , but can’t figure out half of it, hard to explain , I’m close tho.lol great job on lay it on the line.thanks , not to many triumph stuff out there.

[@LookinUp2001]

You make it look so easy.

[@MarkZabel]

Thanks Jeff!

[@100reck]

Yes !

[@MarkZabel]

Glad you liked it!

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[@StudioVanier]

Appreciate the Canadian content!

[@MarkZabel]

Glad you enjoyed it! Suggest some more Canadian content!

[@StudioVanier]

@@MarkZabel Maybe some "April Wine"?

[@StudioVanier]

@@MarkZabel "Max Webster" (Kim Mitchell); "Rush", "Tragically Hip"

[@MarkZabel]

@@StudioVanier great suggestions

[@StudioVanier]

@@MarkZabel Knowing u r a Melody Maker owner kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4KpnIJnr9pjg7s