Legendary Licks You Think Are Hard (because they're expensive)

[@MusicisWin]

What legendary lick title should I use next? P.S. for some reason KZbin wouldn’t allow the actual Lenny strat to be pictured. Copyright I guess?

[@sergejdujakovic3670]

Sweet child of mine

[@gujikujtutu2330]

Legendary licks that shaped rock history

[@abhinayrai8222]

Legendary licks that you can't play because u don't own a guitar

[@benpedersen6751]

Legendary licks that are overrated

[@andrewmartin1500]

Legendary licks that you think are hard because guitar is hard and actualy takes commitment. Idk

[@MK4vDubbin]

Imagine living out the rest of your life knowing you left Woodstock early and missed Jimi Hendrix.

[@SatanAzerath]

I mean, I feel that way already having missed all of Woodstock, being born two decades too late... Seems like a silly thing to be depressed about, I swear I devote too much energy to feeling sorry for myself just for being born into this era of music.

[@ryanwilson5936]

matthew burgner Write a song about it...........

[@SatanAzerath]

@@ryanwilson5936 That's actually very fitting.

[@ryanwilson5936]

matthew burgner Just look at Greta Van Fleet dude. I personally don’t care for them but thousands of people like the fact that they are young and playing in a style from almost 50 years ago. And they play it really well. Just be you. The hardest part is actually doing it.

[@SatanAzerath]

@@ryanwilson5936 good on you man. 🤜🤛

[@aidencruthirds5491]

Legendary licks that you think is a guitar ( but it's a bass)

[@colenavarro9412]

THIS

[@scottvelez3154]

The beginning to For Whom the Bell Tolls

[@tomek132000]

Like half of Orion

[@Brivid0]

One of that would be Wops i od - NOFX

[@ryanzeigler9763]

You mean Cliff Burton. Short vid.

[@Paul-yo7im]

"...because im a normal person" owns 500 pedals, 10 amps and more guitars then the guitarcenter itself xD

[@lauraramsay8567]

That… that is a normal person

[@NisseHesedingMusic]

Thats the live of a normal guitar Fan ma friend😉

[@CaptainScarlet1961]

I have too many guitars - said nobody ever lol...

[@stella-vu8vh]

thats abnormal?

[@NisseHesedingMusic]

@@stella-vu8vh Nooooo😁

[@crich159]

I just realized that Jimi was trying to recreate the sound of bomb bursting in the air

[@benofficial5437]

Dude it took me forever to figure that out and the sound of helicopters and police sirens. As a kid I thought it was just a bunch of noise and didn't get it. Once you realize what you realized it makes it far more impressive.

[@WyattHotz]

I was like what the heck is this, and then I was like "oh wait"

[@tahirmukic5460]

Therapist: Hendrix solo about sociopolitical commentary isn't real,it can't hurt you. Hendrix solo about sociopolitical commentary:

[@tedhart7708]

All y'all must be young'ns!

[@Hendrix-bp5hg]

You'll love Machine Gun from his Fillmore East concerts

[@WraithVanglorious]

His guitar wasn’t a $2mil guitar when he was playing it…

[@callum-ll8sp]

Ye exactly that's what I thought and he also just had 3 pedals with him

[@ricksanchezito8972]

@@callum-ll8sp how many pedals do you need? (I'm a beginner, not a troll)

[@callum-ll8sp]

@@ricksanchezito8972 honestly try to use as few as possible to hone your technique and not rely on them but I'd say use as many as you need to get the right tone

[@ricksanchezito8972]

@@callum-ll8sp any recommendations for someone looking to play metal? (Heavy breakdown shit)

[@ricksanchezito8972]

@Russell White this thread was commandeered for the purpose of discussing beginner pedals. Input on this topic would be greatly appreciated

[@luke_bongoman89]

You should try legendary riffs you think are awesome but they aren't without all the effects

[@matthiaswouters]

The Edge: let me introduce myself

[@pedrovicnt_]

@@matthiaswouters st anger

[@grinne2975]

Voodoo Child

[@sansabark]

ubergypsy89 have you seen this? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmnHi6qOo7KliLc

[@Jsssddfgffghshdhdhusjsjd]

Any metal lick

[@BoopyTheFox]

Legendary licks that sound awful without accompaniment but are absolutely stunning with it.

[@renatojosediaz1]

Black dog hehe

[@jjtop3650]

Anything Tom morello plays

[@markrodgers2976]

A lot of Aerosmith's stuff.

[@robingahan1234]

Neil young down by the river guitar solo

[@GrantStallard]

Sweet Child O Mine

[@rosswalters6852]

Legendary licks that are hard because they’re cheap. (Gear either cheap or malfunctioning and therefore hard to replicate.)

[@razzinator57]

Ross Walters so just a bunch of jack white songs lol

[@zeecourt]

Mayonnaise by Smashing Pumpkins. Apparently Billy used a cheap guitar to get the feedback during the distorted parts of the song

[@KristofferG]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5OrqYSPprWmm6M Supposedly a broken compressor (his mom stepped on it with a high heeled shoe, I think) + some other stuff. Especially from 2:05 and out.

[@jayblack5231]

Huh

[@tobyastill1940]

Bunch of nirvana stuff

[@christiandesarden4955]

Stevie Ray Vaughn licks don't sound the same without his piano strings.

[@pedrovicnt_]

Electric live wire cables*

[@lucianorojas4812]

Wdym piano strings

[@lucianorojas4812]

@@zachescarcega i just started using 13-62s like a week ago

[@Ace-si3py]

@@lucianorojas4812 62? That too thic i think the thickes like 58?

[@lucianorojas4812]

@@Ace-si3py nope i can send you a picture of the package at 3023542807 its my public number

[@thebreakfastmenu]

Paul Allen bought Hendrix's axe. Paul Allen was murdered with an axe by Patrick Bateman.

[@hisroyalpimpnesssirisaacal7044]

I thought Patrick Bateman was having dinner at Dorsia that night?

[@rozstrojonefortepiansko7407]

Paul Bateman didn't like black sound much

[@duffman18]

Nah it turns out it was possibly all in Bateman's head and may or may not have actually happened. The book is even better for this, the focus of it isn't even really the murders, it's about how everybody looked exactly the same

[@cneddy22]

Paul Allen ran away to England

[@thefurbeastunderyourbed5012]

And after dinner at the Dorsia did his 1000 sit-ups 😄.

[@Jinx-iw6zb]

Gamora: Did you play the licks? Thanos: Yea Gamora : What did it cost Thanos: Everything

[@ethancorrea5370]

Jotaro what are you doing here?

[@moyano6197]

Is Thanos Paul Allen?

[@lance4842]

The L I C C ?

[@jacjr6193]

I guess thanos only had $2 million

[@juanenriquez721]

Ha ha ha ha. That is classic!!

[@elliottwiss6417]

Legendary licks you think are hard because you don’t know the technique (tool- Jambi for example)

[@themorrigan1312]

Honestly, Adams technique for Jambi is hella weird. Its fun once you get it down tho

[@guitarhero01234]

Could throw the beginning of Looking Down the Cross by Megadeth in there too

[@martinhroch344]

AC/DC - Thunderstruck. Every single person plays it different way and even Angus himself played it many different ways through the time.

[@wcniemi]

The verse part for The Used "Buried Myself Alive" would fit that concept too.

[@diegolaguado6155]

Can't stop - RHCP John Frusciante's mutting... unique

[@_sudipidus_]

The man from Microsoft, Paul Allen was a great Hendrix fan and a good blues guitarist himself. He is one of my favorite cool nerds :)

[@tweeddingus2130]

Sudip Bhandari Such a cool guy! Saw him in his usual seat at quite a few Portland Trailblazers games over the years

[@Backstreetsmusic]

I wonder if he likes Huey Lewis and the news...

[@demoleramera]

@Finn Cullin Everyone knows Bateman has a slightly better haircut

[@2c7s]

Did he just say "it pays to be a nerd, apparently", that hurt a little

[@ballsmahoney8684]

Sudip Bhandari Paul Allen? That nigga died in almost 2 years ago

[@JohnvanCapel]

How about Legendary Licks you think are hard because they're played badly? Make it about licks that are either recorded with an out-of-tune guitar, malfunctioning gear, or some kind of technique that any teacher would discourage.

[@athanasiuscontra000]

Long cool woman with a red dress

[@connorowens9057]

Scar tissue

[@natelivas3961]

Heartbreaker solo

[@themandan4000]

how about You Really Got Me, that way we can get him to stab one of his amps.

[@markkarlo4869]

Polly by Nirvana was made using a pawnshop bought guitar that is so broken they had to tape the tuning pegs so it would not be out of tune.

[@imbobross]

Is no one gonna talk about how good the star spangled banner sounded

[@greenishapples1732]

Idk, it was great at first, but near the end just sorta sounded like it broke lol

[@imbobross]

Greenishapples17 true 😂

[@ronanjpburns]

@@greenishapples1732 that's the beauty of it

[@TSD3Lux]

Greenishapples17 that’s what Jimmy played at Woodstock

[@thebreakfastmenu]

Tone wise, yes. I always thought people trying to play it like Hendrix are really cringey. Hendrix's performance brings me to tears with its poignancy. Everyone else just creates a bunch of noise.

[@zepeling5955]

Legendary licks you don't wanna try because they are too mainstream

[@puggy9309]

zepeling enter sandman

[@atomicjax76]

wonderwall..

[@robspear03]

When Doves Cry

[@gdub9577]

Freebird. One of my favorite songs, but we all know why I haven't learned it yet lol

[@notrickc-1379]

Sweet child o mine

[@benbenben279]

Legendary licks you think are hard (because they make you hard)

[@scottvelez3154]

So a Pantera riff video

[@gainsflemming1026]

69 likes....NICE

[@Bahle_Gaji]

Hol up

[@sealabtucker9278]

Snowblind by Sabbath

[@mattgilbert7347]

Yeah Yeah Yeahs "Down Boy" Everything about that song makes me hard AF.

[@nsc217]

Tyler’s SRV attempt is a great example of how someone could be a phenomenal guitar player yet not be phenomenal in every style!

[@gavinbarrett7890]

Legendary Licks Written by a Session Player

[@colinboutilier]

Virtually every country hit besides the obvious Gill, Paisley, etc.

[@ChrisStoneinator]

Judas Priest: Beyond the Realms of Death, written by the at-the-time session drummer Les Binks

[@sponbob5612]

Layla lmao

[@pearsecobb6168]

Jimmy Page was one of the most well known session players before he joined the yardbirds, then formed Led Zeppelin

[@stella-vu8vh]

I like this one

[@leftyguitarist8989]

You made some mistakes regarding The Beatles and Taxman. First of all, it was George's guitar, it wasn't shared contrary to what the Hey Bulldog promo may have you believe. Second of all, it was only used in 1966 for the Revolver sessions and brought back in February 1968 for Lady Madonna, Hey Bulldog, Across The Universe, and was used during the White Album sessions until Eric gave him a Les Paul in early August 1968. Finally, while George uses his SG for most of Revolver, he uses Rocky, his 1961 Fender Stratocaster, on Taxman. Besides that, great video although i would've listed the average price of the model of guitar instead of the price of that specific guitar. For example, listing the price of an early-CBS Strat instead of the specific guitar Hendrix used.

[@duffman18]

Also George didn't play the guitar solo on Taxman, that was a McCartney solo. Once you listen to all his guitar solos it's easy to see why, he had a very chaotic soloing style back then, like listen to Taxman and then Good Morning Good Morning, both McCartney solos, and it's clear why

[@coolkidscarclub]

Shut up nerd

[@matthewregalado9662]

duffman18 George still wrote the solo

[@BeatlesCentricUniverse]

@@matthewregalado9662 George did not write the solo lol!

[@matthewregalado9662]

Sy Goldman umm yes the fuck he did

[@mkovacic7]

Legendary bends you think are hard (because they're Gilmour's)

[@regolithia]

Legendary Tones too

[@mkovacic7]

@@regolithia yeah!!!

[@michaelthomas4029]

Omg plz do a Gilmour video!!! The bend master!!!

[@mattgilbert7347]

Brian May's as well. He's underrated as bender. Umm...that came out wrong. You know what I mean.

[@williamandersson7085]

Legendary licks you think are legendary because they are 0.3.5

[@aerofloyd6220]

You mean 0 4 5

[@williamandersson7085]

@@aerofloyd6220 no

[@Psijax]

Rudy? Is that you?

[@TheJanvicgwaps]

I couldve liked this comment but its at 35 likes.. Lmao

[@mrsweetkandy7673]

@@TheJanvicgwaps you can like it now, it's over

[@lkdgamingchannel5219]

Legendary licks that you think are bad because they’re played by Nickelback.

[@matthewskoblar5230]

LKDGaming Channel seriously Nickelback aren’t bad at all they have incredible and amazing riffs and so catchy to rock on!!!!!! 🤘🏻

[@thequickscoperfreak4989]

@@matthewskoblar5230 yes true, but its more a meme

[@andrewraebig9271]

He actually hit a few Nickelback songs in Legendary Licks You've Didn't Know Were Legendary Because They're In Lame Songs.

[@mattmccutcheon2683]

@@matthewskoblar5230 nickelback blows

[@modr0160]

@@mattmccutcheon2683 Big time

[@grilledspaghetti]

That guitar wasn't Lenny. You can now buy a pedal named Dr Robert that nails the Revolver Vox tone.

[@duffman18]

I looked up the Dr Robert pedal, and god damn for that price you could buy an actual Vox tube amp, so it seems a bit pointless to me. What exactly justifies it costing so much?

[@brm9993]

Yeah that guitar was his number one, the guitar named Lenny was the one his wife and his friends got him for his birthday

[@brm9993]

@@ThatGuy-mj6jm yeah. his number one was one he picked up at a music store

[@j_player200x3]

Legendary Licks that sound heavy, but are played on single coils

[@falkym]

*smiles in Tom Morello*

[@Oscarutabaga]

Rage against the machine or somebody that plays p90s

[@Ratso_DeLynch]

Everything that Nick Johnston releases 👌

[@ronaldothomejunior3702]

Jake E. Lee. Maybe some Malmsteen. And Larry LaLonde.

[@marttiliinamaa7140]

Iron maiden songs!

[@JPage-wl5em]

Legends licks you think are hard, because it’s a twin guitar riff

[@hunger993]

The boys are back in town!

[@troutmanquan556]

Or no one like you

[@ShrapnelTwo]

@@hunger993 my first thought as well. Thin Lizzy had two lead guitarists so I'd imagine a few of their songs are like this

[@scottvelez3154]

Iron Maiden!

[@JS-rp7qb]

Do you even Allman, bro?

[@gabrielferreira7550]

Legendary licks you think are legendary (and they are, but they are covers)

[@greenishapples1732]

A great submission!

[@cybertronguy98]

yes!

[@KoolKyurem25]

Like half of Metallica's famous songs. There's your list lol.

[@OsKarMike1306]

So a Led Zeppelin video ?

[@ashleyjohansson230]

joan jett i love rock n roll

[@mikka1963]

Very good video. You´re such a good player. The Beatles used the Hendrix chord you mentioned, in different tonalities in various songs and years. I remember “Till there was you”, 1963, F# shape, “I don´t want to spoil the party”, 1965, D shape, “Michelle”, 1966, B# shape and “Taxman” as you covered. As I recall, Paul McCartney mentioned that they learned this particular chord from a jazz musician in the early sixties at a Liverpool music shop.

[@AlbieTom]

Pricing the guitar because it's the one they owned vs what a vintage one of that model would cost. Intellectually lazy.

[@daviddet]

Thank you! The only one of these I thought was actually close to having any merit was the SRV, except for the fact that none of these licks is really all that difficult. Not to mention the fact that the price of the gear has nothing to do, whatsoever, with how difficult they are to play.

[@otaviotrindade8687]

It's a joke man, thats the point of the video

[@jpabcede5016]

Go tell that to the one who suggested this topic.

[@Tygron]

Honestly I was expecting something along the lines of "because the pedals and such to make the tone are expensive to acquire or expensive because they're hard to find the exact one" not "yea this specific one guitar owned by said person is expensive because it was theirs.

[@grabber_blu_angel]

I think people are digging too deep. It's just a fun KZbin video, not a historical documentary about music.

[@Rain593]

Legendary licks you think are hard (because they are prog)

[@arcadedomination8006]

THIS THIS THIS THIS

[@jakobovski13]

YESSẞ

[@jan_Travis]

21st Century Schizoid Man. Dance on a Volcano Aqualung Heart of the Sunrise

[@sashingopaul3111]

Ryan Pawelko _breaks out list of Dream Theater songs_

[@RokoBreakin]

I think he already has a video name "Legendary Licks You Think Are Strange (because they're odd)"

[@villmink]

No one: Every mediocre guitarist with his new pedal trying to show off: 3:44

[@DJMerck]

Sounds just like how my 7 year old plays, maybe he's a virtuoso and we just don't know it yet.

[@peachosonthemove4119]

Lmao

[@Friendly_Boo]

“I call this this the amp destroyer”

[@mkwa8870]

sounds like a head on semi truck collision

[@ricksanchezito8972]

@@Friendly_Boo I almost spit my drink out 🤣🤣

[@jdavidmoreiraify]

Legendary licks you think are easy because they're hard (I'm running out of ideas)

[@fuego1336]

he did it

[@inova7]

Dude you have this amazing room and a regular ass door on the right. Complete the feel.

[@skiskrt3316]

Ngl, you’re seriously one of the only people to cover his style of the anthem and do the sound affects almost as clear and convincing as Jimi. You heard the planes fighting the bombs crashing the ambulances everything it was nuts

[@Mattkanuch]

Legendary Licks that get claimed by UMG everytime.

[@guitarisfun7055]

Everyone?

[@patealbin8921]

Lenny was actually a red Fender strat. The one you are talking about is called No.1. Stevie was always playing around with his amps and tuning techniques most notably tuning a half step down. On the outside No1 looks like a regular stratocaster but had double wound single coil pickups to help with sustain and produced a richer sound. I have these in my strat as Fender capitalized on the sound and made reproductions called Texas Specials. Stevie and Jimi are so alike because they were always fidling around with sounds especially in live settings.

[@obsessedwithguitars3157]

Legendary licks that need technology. For example, Summer Nights by Van Halen. You can do it with a Steinberger Transtrem, a couple EHX Pitchforks, a double neck guitar with different timings, a Roland Midi setup, or a really quick hand with the tuners.

[@eli-rv7tb]

2:47 me: oh boy he’s gonna play it I can’t wait to hear how it sounds! Some random lady in an ad: *have you every wondered what happens when you pour salt into a cabbage?*

[@doctorstrainlove6318]

"This gear costs more than all of our gear combined" standing in front of nearly $70,000 in guitars & pedals

[@Ryuzaki848]

Wow your performance of Star spangled banner is really impressive ! Good job !

[@scottgifford]

You play SRV without .013 gauge strings??? BURN THE WITCH!!!!!!!

[@Streetpissa]

I would like your comment but it’s at 69. Nice

[@scottgifford]

@@Streetpissa wow, I don’t remember maki that comment 😆. Definitely needs to stay at 69

[@dannycampbell1136]

Legendary Licks you think are hard because you can’t hear them 🤙🏻

[@longinuscyclone213]

jason newsted in 1980’s? (not guitar but still)

[@chambeet]

longinus cyclone Good call.

[@scottvelez3154]

Kirk Hammett's solos in St. Anger

[@harveyhandbanana]

All the background bass in call of kthulu

[@bluesyapple_juice5212]

I am cracking up because I have subtitles on and whenever you play it says [applause]

[@joshuaeddington4737]

Fun fact: Paul actually wrote and played the Taxman solo and I'm 90% sure he played it on his Epiphone Casino.

[@dukeford]

Or his Esquire.

[@thomaspappalardo7589]

@@dukeford The Esquire wasn’t seen until the Pepper sessions. Paul has also stated he used the Casino for Taxman and Paperback Writer.

[@marki7661]

Damn, I wanted to share that fun fact! George was having trouble coming up with a good lead so the producer suggested Paul try and step in. He added an Indian-esk vibe as a bit of a tribute to George’s Indian musical influence.

[@agastyasingh4548]

Legendary licks that are strange because they are played on bass

[@AidanXavier1]

Schism by Tool Jeremy by Pearl Jam

[@progmetalfan4270]

Anaesthesia Money Schism Forty six & two Strip the soul by porcupine tree

[@OtherTheDave]

Hysteria (Muse) Um, pretty sure anything “legendary” by Royal Blood would count, too :-)

[@razzinator57]

Anything by Death From Above 1979

[@Evanguitar]

Legendary licks you think are hard (but you can learn them with guitar supersystem)

[@Joseph-un8jk]

Legendary Licks You Think Are Hard (because they were edited post-production)

[@mrcomix5948]

Legendary licks that are played on an acoustic guitar.....

[@stevemccart9109]

A long time ago (before Led Zep) Jimmie page was a pretty popular session musician. I saw a documentary about some of the famous riffs he did for other artists and was surprised at exactly how many famous guitar parts are actually his that not many people know about

[@KyleTheGuitarGuy]

I have to say, I was really impressed / surprised at how close the Hendrix tone was. Far surpassed my expectation.

[@nz540im3]

Yeah it was pretty freaky

[@subzero308]

With all the technology we have no for guitars getting HENDRIX tone is more simple... But that just shows how much more of an alien Jimi really was... He did all this with only 3 pedals marshall stacks and a strat... Absolutely insane. Tyler is an amazing player tho.

[@BoopyTheFox]

Legendary licks that people remember not from the source but from projects that used them (movies, games, etc).

[@matheusorth5365]

Licks Legendary Are You Think (not they yeah)

[@harveyhandbanana]

Oh hi Mark.

[@Sinixstar]

You also have to remember that with old live performances, particularly jimi/Woodstock, what was recorded, and what was played on stage were likely a LOT different. Old analog console, being driven half to death for 3 days, not properly grounded, in the rain - probably added a lot of harmonics and warmth that wasn't coming from the amps on stage. It's *impossible* to accurately recreate that.

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

Legendary licks/riffs that aren’t legendary (but should be).

[@jburdsinfuse]

A+ series. Just awesome.

[@sikknikk100]

Legendary licks that are heavy (because they're METAL) (or vice versa)

[@rickmonson7717]

Perhaps someone else caught this (I haven't read all the comments), but "Revolver" was released in 1966, "Sgt. Pepper" and "Magical Mystery Tour" in 1967.

[@sashburgess730]

I see the Beatles logo I click... It’s simple math

[@maxieboy1232]

Same

[@georgeparker6664]

Ye same

[@gabeabraham9285]

Same

[@Prime.Griezmann]

Wise people

[@Straven93]

I clicked because I same my name

[@daverreira]

I've always thought Clapton used a hammer-on/pull-off on that high Layla riff... Sounds great! Keep up the good work

[@JJSTRIKER2129]

Legendary licks that you think are hard (because they're HEAVY!!!! )

[@nathanielschwartz425]

1:48 That would be the equivalent of $13,942,202.55 in today’s money.

[@rickd9560]

Legendary licks from songs in legendary movies

[@krystiansobota8579]

Legendary cool licks, you can't play because of KZbin copyright.. 😉

[@AngelQuiroz]

Krystian Sobota it can just be 5 minutes of “this video is no longer available” written on a black screen

[@patmckeownmusic6478]

*hotel California has entered the chat*

[@SloppyToad17]

*Smoke on the water has entered the chat*

[@fingalh]

*Stairway to Heaven has entered the chat*

[@Martwypłód2k12]

*Sweet Child O'mine has entered the chat*

[@kyleexten9998]

Legendary licks so legendary that they aren't even played by the lead guitarist

[@thestepswetake1694]

Metallica would come to mind

[@thejoshbtv]

Want to challenge yourself? Legendary licks that are hard because I'mplaying a guitar strung upside down.

[@markriffalo27]

I thought expensive because of copyright

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

Hahaha me too

[@forgetful9845]

I thought it meant like complex

[@TimACroninMusic]

Legendary Licks You Think Sound Weird (Because They're Slightly Out of Tune) (What I mean by that is, a final master recording may be somewhere in between standard tuning & a half-step flat, like several Van Halen albums, or they may be slightly sharp, like some Rolling Stones singles/albums)

[@VanHouse_Productions]

The SG wasn’t used on most of the Beatles chronology. It was used on some singles such as Paperback Writer and a little bit on the Revolver sessions then brought out for Hey Bulldog in 1968. Since it WASN’T used often it ended up being gifted to Apple label mate Badfinger.

[@Paulkuriansunny]

Legendary licks to try out in a guitar store to impress those employed there

[@lapaz62]

McCartney played the solo on Taxman, doubt it was the SG.

[@ToniLCD]

He played it on a Fender Esquire and there are photos taken during the Revolver Sessions that show Paul with that guitar...

[@ronanfitzgerald7524]

ToniLCD it was an epiphone casino actually

[@dannyspadaro1510]

Man you don’t know how I happy I was when he said his favorite Beatles song was Taxman 😂

[@ryanmccollister1374]

Legendary licks you think are hard, because they are literally impossible

[@randallpinkfloyd]

hate to break it to you, but George Harrison used a 1961 sonicblue fender stratocaster for taxman, then Paul McCartney used I believe a 1964 epiphone casion for the solo.

[@dayshawna]

john and george didn’t share the SG, it was george’s guitar only. and it also wasn’t used as often as you’d think, really just for some of revolver and a little later on. and paul plays the solo not george so it wasn’t played on the sg.

[@sawbones7977]

Legendary licks that are detuned. Legendary licks that nobody talks about

[@genericstain]

Duane Allman came up with the basis of the “Layla” riff. Just throwing it out there.

[@BockwinkleB]

It's the hendrix chord because it was used on the chitlin circuit. It emulates horns. He was playing that chord growing up and the Beatles probably got it from listening to American soul bands.

[@BritishBeachcomber]

1:31 a whole load of people also missed Jimi Hendrix's last big gig - Isle of Wight 1970. The whole festival was running so late, by the time he came on stage most guys had given up and left. I stayed, moved right up front, and watched the legend perform...

[@conalrosbotham5846]

How was it?

[@BritishBeachcomber]

@@conalrosbotham5846 Awesome, mind-blowing. Not his best performance, but just being there watching the legend was unforgettable. I was only 16 but I still picture it whenever I hear his music.

[@silverdragon0000120]

3;56-4:00 actual sounds of me playing anything lmao spot on! Thanks for covering my playing. Never thought I'd see my style in a video

[@stonersmitty]

Legendary licks that are simple but require multiple effects

[@andrewpappas9311]

The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary (Flanger, Phaser, Chorus, Delay) and Pink Floyd - Pigs (Three Different Ones) (Flanger, Chorus) come to mind for me

[@SomniRespiratoryFlux]

Funny thing about the lick from Layla being "singable", the riff is a sped-up version of a vocal melody from an older blues song (title and artist are sadly escaping me at the moment). Plus, Clapton credits the other lead guitarist of the group, Duane Alllman, with coming up with the lick, as Clapton himself originally planned the song to be a slow ballad like his unplugged version. The more you know!

[@ethanweatherwax9457]

HE USED MY COMMENT FOR THE OPENING AAAAAAHHHHHHH

[@bradleyard4195]

SRV had one of the most interesting and simple-sounding Strat tones of all time, yet he actually got there in a very complex way. Aside from the Dumble amps, he also used modded Fender and Marshall amps, and a ton of different fuzz, overdrive, rotovibe, wah, and boost pedals.

[@bryanmartin8336]

Paul Allen was a legend and he shared his collection by displaying it at the EMP (Experience Music Project) in Seattle, which is now the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPop). So at least he didn't hide that $2 million guitar in a vault somewhere.

[@garyilman5750]

Legendary Licks in unusual modes. Miserlou comes to mind

[@BoopyTheFox]

Legendary licks that are so quiet they are not heard in some versions of the song.

[@jimmyhartigan5950]

Legendary licks that sound hard (but there's more than one part)

[@LexiconDevil]

The Taxman solo was played by Paul McCartney, and I think he used his Epiphone Casino for that since he's of course a lefty.

[@Shadowborg]

Don't know if this has been commented yet, but the guitar you showed for SRV was his main guitar, but was not the one named Lenny. He called his main guitar Number 1. The one called Lenny actually looked more like the one you used. He used it to play songs like "Lenny" and "Riviera Paradise".

[@ozan3076]

Legendary licks that would get instant copyrighted

[@eddiegloria9671]

Legendary Licks that Sound like other Legendary Licks or Legendary Licks that are Ripped Off from less Legendary Licks

[@nightraven5760]

It's ironic that a beatles song is one of the most expensive when you think about their history

[@l4ubst3r]

How about "Legendary Licks you think are kinda weird (because they weren't actually written by guitarists)"? As a drummer who writes songs, and sometimes even guitar licks/riffs, but doesn't know a lot about writing for guitar, that would be really interesting to me, because oftentimes I've heard by my guitar playing bandmates something like "A guitarist wouldn't have written it that way". I'm still unsure whether that's a good or a bad thing, but it sure produced some interesting guitar parts!

[@garysarratt1]

SRV tuned down to E flat, as you mentioned, had massive, strong hands and used (I don’t Romberg which) very heavy gauge strings. Maybe that’s why your version of Texas Flood, while very good, still sounded thinner than his version.

[@kennyscp]

Legendary licks you think are easy (because they are emotional)

[@emanuelcrepinkoo5037]

Legendery licks that you think are original (but they are actualy a cover)

[@marius9372]

Or a rippoff

[@emanuelcrepinkoo5037]

@@marius9372 yeah

[@ryanfoltz1276]

Legendary licks you think are not in 4/4.....but they are!!!

[@notmozart8866]

Andriy Vasilenko already did a video on that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jobdYp5rfMSko68

[@michaeljohnson7892]

Hey there your lessons are great, it is a great show we love it !!! What you show people is great. For those who just do it with just an acoustic, I have a Neighbor who plays most anything he wants on one cheap Martin OM “CLONE” From Korea, his ability is beyond myself & many others with out the use of a nine volt What ever pedal or amplifier, weather a person has the cash or not you can still rock_ We should probably just play the best that you can with what you got, With or with out all the gear.

[@quidestveritas659]

Paul Allen has a $2 million dollar guitar, and his business card even has a watermark.