The PRS SE Custom 24 (Sweet Saturdays 15)

[@RobertBakerGuitar]

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[@TripleB0204]

First thing I would try to learn is November rain. Beautiful solos for a beautiful guitar.

[@ieblack37]

“Thunderstruck” by AC/DC

[@gregorywilson3318]

☯️

[@LesLeeJr]

I think I would finally learn the Evil Ways solo

[@johnnytruck2009]

It sounds like some Joe Walsh inspiration if i won for sure. Please don't end sweet Saturday, i love watching people win stuff. Makes me smile.

[@lekupun6626]

I would love to learn comfortably numb solo from Pink Floyd I think that gorgeous PRS perfectly feel comfortable to me!

[@andrewpun7127]

Great choice.. best of luck 🤞

[@maya-ij7mf]

😍😍😍beautiful solo

[@dalprasad381]

Nice line.. 😀

[@ParashNShrestha]

Great rhyme..

[@jimkuma5656]

I would learn the solo to Rush’s “YYZ”….it’s been a long time coming….this PRS would certainly be a great motivator!

[@klemenns6365]

First song I would like to play is "Europa" by Carlos Santana. I never learned this song completely, now I will have a great chance to do it. Santana is an iconic PRS guitars user.

[@triphenachaudhary3644]

I would learn Sweet child o mine..love this riff

[@simon1987thomas]

The sound of that PRS is already inspiring me to finally learn the solo to “Crazy Train”. Randy Rhoads is insane and it be great to play that classic of his.

[@thomasmullin9315]

Santana’s “Europa” is such a beautiful example of taste, tone, and chops! The composition itself is wonderful!

[@gregmitchell9089]

"when angels learn to fly" by BLACK STONE CHERRY, that song has tons of meaning after the loss of my grandson.

[@belone4296]

I wanna learn basically any solo from Chris Buck. He is the tone master.

[@PhotoFrameNepal]

with this gorgeous guitar, i will learn my all time favorite solo November Rain from gnr .greeting from Nepal

[@benoittrahan1048]

The first song I would learn is "Black Magic Women" from Santana. I never took the time to learn it and I think it would sound fantastic on a PRS guitar! Gool luck everyone.

[@dashyrulz4702]

The first song I would learn is "Tens Years Gone". Have known the intros and what not for years, but have never dedicated the time to learn the entire song, solos, parts for multiple guitars, etc. Has always been one of my favorite Zep songs.

[@davidbautista1827]

Santana: Europa, would be the first song I would learn in that PRS. Just looking at it really inspires me to play something Santana made with a PRS

[@grg-mpgmusic7247]

I would learn the licks from ‘I Know a Little’ by Lynyrd Skynyrd. And the full Molly Hatchet ‘Flirtin’ with Disaster’ solos. I’m old. Thank you

[@rodrigoperez3323]

I would learn “ Zomby Woof” from Frank Zappa, i really love those fast riffs and with the PRS’s neck it would be so comfortable

[@karlwiebe3806]

Little Wing, finally. Followed by Satch Boogie for sure. I'd LOVE this PRS. ITS BEAUTIFUL. Definitely would inspire this old guy to process further. Especially after all the uncertainty and stress of the last year plus some of covid. All the losses I have encountered as well as all the other families out there. It be like having another child to take care of. Cheers Baker, your doing good things. Much love.. Karl.

[@SingPsalms]

I would love to learn Rush: Closer to the heart, Amazing song and I’d love to play it in memory of my Dad, it was one of his favorite songs. I’ve never played a PRS before, it looks awesome!

[@rajchaudhary9798]

I would learn welcome to the jungle solo..

[@ScottDreyfus]

Get a delay pedal

[@carsonwiltink9613]

I would learn “The writing on the wall” the newest iron maiden single. They have always been my favourite metal band and I am so impressed they are still making music

[@AeponViroth]

PRS instantly makes me think of Santana and the song I would go for is "Europa". I remember hearing it as a child (it was on my parents' tape recorder) and then later so many times it's etched itself into my musical taste when it comes to lead/solo. And "S" obviously stands for "Slightly different" :)

[@jimmyg9183]

I would learn “Hold on Loosely” 38 Special. Listening to your demo makes me think of the opening. Would love to crank up a little reverb and learn that song.

[@Barney5G]

What a cool guitar! Radiates smoothness and coolness. Feels like “since I’ve been living you” from Led Zep would beg to be learned.

[@maya-ij7mf]

I would love to learn thunder struck riff ac/dc. Cheers!

[@dalprasad381]

Rock on..

[@dilu8170]

Great riff...

[@andrewpun7127]

I am learning it since 2 days. That tapping technique is so hard😂

[@maya-ij7mf]

@@andrewpun7127 is it? I will see if i win this beautiful guitar..

[@maya-ij7mf]

@@dalprasad381 🤘🤘

[@stevenpipes1555]

One year after my coment trying to win this rad guitar, my beautiful and amazing daughter gave ma a green PRS SE Custom 24 08 for my 50th birthday! I can now say, with a giant smile, that these SE's are as cool as hell. When i was a kid with no money, Cort copies of famous guitars were all we had in my town. I had a few and dreamed of owning the real McCoy some day. Now i have some real McCoy's and i am here to to tell you that Cort guiatrs ARE THE REAL McCOY! This PRS seals the deal as far as im concerned. I have 4 guitars, frim different companies, that are all Cort guitars. I love every one of them. I used to wish my Cort guitars said Fender or Gibson on the headstock, now im hunting for one that says Cort because ive finally smartend up and recognized that they have been there for me all alaong! 35 plus years as a musician and i finally realize that many of my favorite guitars ever. . . Were Corts!

[@albertcamlek1856]

The first song I would learn is The warmth from Incubus.. PRS and the 90s just fit so well

[@samgriffiths3143]

I'd learn the solo from Frank Zappa's 'Any Kind of Pain', it's one of the most beautiful guitar solos I've ever heard. With the PRS l might be able to recreate the soaring glassy tones from his now legendary '88' tour. What a good looking guitar!!....

[@pundobara9818]

I would love to learn my own region song(nepal) riff which is sanskrit from mantra. Love from Nepal!

[@andrewpun7127]

❤️🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@entertainmententertainment7402]

Sai ho

[@dalprasad381]

❤️❤️nepal

[@pundobara9818]

@@dalprasad381 yeah ❤❤

[@pundobara9818]

@@andrewpun7127 ❤❤

[@claudebrown5763]

Wow… Memories arise from this question. The first song I’d learn to play is The Stones “ Honky Tonk Woman “. This song has always been my unicorn just trying to learn the lead. The song goes back many, many years to my mid teen years when I casually paid my 1.50 at a traveling carnival and was admitted into a “ Hoochie Coochie “ show. This song is what the ladies danced to that night, in just a matter of a few minutes I feel madly in love with nude blonde women dancing around me and The Rolling Stones. Yes … It would be time for me to go back in time about 45 years and LEARN this song. Thanks Robert.

[@lieutenantlobotomy2197]

I'd have to learn Lazy by Deep Purple with the tasty coil split action!

[@xiaoxiao231]

I will play the mother father of journey coz when I heard that song, it gives me goosebumps and the melody of it flows in my bone. And also Neal Schon is one of my influencer😀😀

[@entertainmententertainment7402]

I would learn the spirit carries on solo from dream theater ...

[@oggorat]

First song/guitar solo I would learn is the wonderfully weird "Shake Hands with Beef" by Primus. I always think of Larry Lalonde when I see a Custom 24.

[@skexinator]

First song I'd try to learn on that beauty is The Spirit Of Radio by the mighty Rush! Alex Lifeson is a total beast. He remains one of my biggest influences on guitar. I know he used a number of PRS guitars throughout his career as well so I'm sure he'd approve ;)

[@corysmith8171]

If I had this cool guitar I would learn Purple Rain's solo. Prince is one of the most underrated guitar players in the world. He ruled in the 80's and 90's on guitar!!

[@larrydyer8224]

I would learn “Achilles Last Stand “ by Led Zeppelin. I really like the way this song is structured. Jimmy Page is reason I started to play guitar.

[@zacharygutshall8452]

Hes the reason I'm learning guitar too. In my opinion he's the greatest guitar player ever. And he's definitely the coolest guitar player ever

[@alvaro23021989]

I would learn the song "talk to your daughter" from Mr Robben Ford! Love the way Mr Robben plays and feels his playing. Thank you very much!!

[@alanstevenson82]

Alter Bridge Blackbird. I’d learn the solo, as for me Myles Kennedy plays one of the most emotional solos ever which sets Mark up beautifully to shred it out the park! What a song and what a solo!

[@richardgreenwoodjr5263]

Great freaking song! Agree completely

[@dennyanderson7767]

I really wanna learn “Drive Home” by Steven Wilson. Has the most insanely killer guitar solo by Guthrie Govan. So freaking inspirational! 😁👍

[@PseudoPseudoDionysius]

I would learn Fripp’s riffs from King Crimson’s 21st Century Schizoid Man.

[@MuseMagnet]

Your Move/All Good People riffs by Steve Howe

[@hectichive889]

I guess I would learn Yellow Ledbetter by Pearl Jam first just because it is my absolute favorite song. Everything about that song just speaks to me on another level, but tbh if I had that guitar there wouldn’t be a single song I WOULDN’T learn on it. I feel like that’s just the kind of legendary guitar that just gives you a reason to play, where you never want to stop playing. I’ve only got a couple guitars and having a PRS has always been my dream since I started playing and learning!

[@PS-tm8ky]

I will learn Opeth's "Isolation Years" for sure. Mikael Åkerfeldt, on his PRS Custom 24, transports me to another world with this song. Besides, this song makes perfect sense for my isolation years, 2019-present.

[@copesfb2814]

If I won the PRS I would learn “Smooth” by Santana. It’s always been a song I’ve wanted to learn but just never got to it

[@yakeeb3742]

The first thing I would try to learn is the entirety of “Blackwater Park” by Opeth

[@chrisking6695]

Why don't you try learning it now?

[@yakeeb3742]

That’s a fair question! It’s because I don’t have an electric guitar😂

[@chrisking6695]

@@yakeeb3742 Buy one.

[@paulpetkovsky3216]

Since lately I've been on a European AOR kick, I would learn the intro to Blood Enemies by Eclipse on this beautiful PRS SE Custom 24. There are many really talented musicians and bands in Europe that are keeping the flame of rock alive and well and Magnus Henriksson and Eclipse are (and have been) leading the charge.

[@squidly2112]

Simple, I would re-learn the rest of the RUSH repertoire. I am trying to re-learn guitar after a 30 year hiatus and used to play most of the RUSH repertoire. This guitar would be fabulous for many of the pieces in that huge bucket of superior noise. Beautiful guitar. FYI, I bought my Schecter Hellraiser and Ibanez Acoustic guitars from Sweetwater recently, and you are right, their website is fantastic, their service is absolutely outstanding and their prices are the best around. You simply cannot lose by purchasing from Sweetwater. Great folks! .. And thank you Robert for all of the fantastic material that is helping me so much to re-learn how to play these fantastic noise machines. Great stuff!!! .. and like you, I am really stuck on 80's metal, it's what I grew up with and used to play.

[@nickguzman1734]

I'd love this for my grandfather's retirement present this week it'd be perfect... and I just know that he'd learn Europa because Santana is his favorite player!!

[@abhim.g5608]

I'd probably learn 'Manic depression' by The Jimi Hendrix experience. All time classic 🙂

[@sarahprivat7202]

I used to play guitar a lot, but with a busy schedule from life and school, I haven't gotten to play all that much. With this guitar, the first song I would learn would be "Hot Blooded" by Foreigner. I've always loved the song and it holds a special place in the rock side of my heart. Thanks for all the videos and giveaways that you do!

[@almann101]

Think it would have to be reelin in the years - Steely Dan. One of the best and most instantly recognisable solos and has just an unstoppable pace / rhythm to it. Instant foot tapper / head nod tune!

[@MickyFig]

I have to go with "Limelight" by Rush, because NO matter how hard I try, "I can't pretend a stranger is a long-awaited friend", but I would just HAVE to make an exception with that LOVELY PRS and welcome it in unconditionally!

[@OlderGuyLearningGuitar]

Albert Collins; If Trouble Was Money, would be the first song I would learn. Although it would take some time, as I'm an older novice learning the guitar for just over a year so far. I just love Albert Collins earthy blues style though, he played with his heart and soul.

[@hayden243]

The first thing I would learn would be Anastasia by Slash because I’ve been meaning to learn that for a while now and I love the guitar in that song, especially the intro

[@d4rktriXxXter]

"One last breath" by Creed Mark Tremonti one of my biggest guitar heroes one of the first PRS players I ever watched.. amazing looking guitar 🎸..

[@simonbratton]

As soon as I heard you play this guitar I knew the first song I’d have to learn on it is Whole Lotta Love.

[@bruhstealth5856]

The first song I'm learning is Adorn - Miguel. Miguel's touring guitarist, Dru DeCaro is a PRS Artist and one of my most favorite guitarists. I've never owned my own guitar before so I'm hoping I can join him in being a part of the PRS family!

[@DWR447]

So, just retired a couple of years ago, started learning guitar last year in part because it was so different than anything I’ve ever done (statistician). So, after learning all these scales, techniques, and riffs, what is the first song I will ever play? Well, my then new (step)brother played Hey Jude for me on a cafe jukebox in February, 1969. Life changing. I think I’m ready to play my first song.

[@kpbrian79]

I would learn "Freak" by Silverchair. Daniel Johns always used to use PRS guitar and it would be awesome playing on this!

[@sowiloi]

Zappa's 'Peaches En Regalia' would probably be the first thing I'd learn on that beast. Zappa is just so underrated as a player! Actually played a similar PRS in a store 3 weeks ago ;)

[@mike-lb]

I would love to learn with this guitar "Since I´ve been loving you" by Led Zepellin. I just love all the riifs in this song also the solos are so emotional.

[@eirabben]

I have been wanting to learn White Gloves by Khruangbin, so that's my pick. It's a great song, and I love Mark Speer's melodic playing.

[@JRGz1018]

For me it would be some Jakub Żytecki licks and melodies, his music is outstanding and tones are sweet.

[@ToKillTheWolf]

“Red Barchetta” by Rush. Alex Lifeson was the first player I had ever noticed with a PRS, and I’ve wanted one ever since.

[@teddie9255]

I think if I had this guitar the first thing I would attempt to learn on it would be..”Sure Got Cold After The Rain Fell” by ZZ Top. That is one of my all time favorites by that Lil Ol’ Band from Texas and I think it would sound awesome on that guitar. Thank you Robert and Sweetwater for all the amazing giveaways!!

[@SeanCareyMN]

I would finally take the time to learn Red House. I’ve wanted to learn that song for ages and this looks like the right guitar to spend put in the time with!

[@mycooliphonevids]

I would learn Mississippi Queen by Mountain. Never learned and have heard it more since Leslie West passed. Love the look of that PRS.

[@kurtjacobus9606]

The song I would learn to play is Black Betty by Ram Jam because I think the spanky tone from this guitar would be perfect. I’ve always loved the rhythmic, unison stops in that song.

[@Kangaroopoo007]

The first song I'd (attempt to) learn on this guitar is Blackbird by Alter Bridge, the song has passages which would showcase the guitars coil splitting features and higher output pickups as the band use PRS guitars. There's even a solo lesson by Myles Kennedy teaching the solo while using a similar PRS guitar. It would be a dream to finally own a PRS and have the gear to get one step closer to sounding like my guitar heroes.

[@Tomitoch]

Without a doubt, first song I'd learn, Money for Nothing, the version played at Knebworth with Knopfler in orange and Clapton in pink!

[@varun_kharel]

First thing that I would learn on this beauty is Electric Gypsy by Andy Timmons ft. Martin Miller

[@parkerrosenblatt117]

Id learn all of Europa on that beautiful guitar. I know some of the main parts but being able to play the song all the way through and then embellish on it would be fantastic.

[@eggy68]

The first word that came to mind during your demo was "smooth." So it's only natural that I would learn Carlos' opening lick on said song!

[@ParashNShrestha]

Hi robert! I would love to learn Nothing else matter solo from metallica. Thanks for organizing the giveaway. Love ur videos too...

[@marioyip6463]

The first song I would learn is “Say it” by Yorushika. It was the song that made me pick up my first guitar, but I didn’t manage to play through it since that was not an easy song for beginners. Now that I am more experienced and with this amazing guitar, I think it would sound great on a beautiful PRS guitar.

[@roiyosipovich7807]

Eric Johnson's cliffs of dover intro. Been wanting to learn it for years - this will definitely push me to finally do it!!

[@noahb8991]

Since it’s a PRS, definitely “Black Magic Woman” by Santana. That song has such a great feel to it and can only be described as smooth.

[@davidallan285]

Princes While My Guitar Gently Weeps with Tom Petty. Whilst there is a lot of Prince showmanship it doesn't detract the solo which has a great excitement factor that builds and builds to a exhilarating climax that then lets you down gently at the end, very clever. I wouldn't be slinging the guitar up in the air though at the finish.

[@paultilley2051]

Hi Robert, the first song I would learn is Snooth by Santana. The guitar even looks similar to the one he plays in the film clip.

[@alansteele1986]

my first song also Santana would be "Samba Pa Ti", although I understand he used a fender telecaster for this tune, i may not be totally correct but i believe Carlos was the first big name player to have a personal PRS built for him and now uses to play this song

[@jonathanespinal561]

First song I'd learn is Always with Me, Always with You by Satriani. I can already hear the PRS singing it!

[@kraniumpo]

I own that same quilt top model and it rocks, or it's clean,.. you can split the coils .It's a blast , thanks Dave Dunsire at Sweetwater !

[@jerseyred9554]

I've been playing for close to a year now, only using online lessons. Robert, you are an Amazing guitar player and human being. I am able to play some easier riffs but pretty much your material is way advanced for me. I would love to learn Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd

[@mr.mister3833]

MistTrk, Rob,. The first solo that blew me away! Jimmy Page, Zepp! Communication breakdown! Turned my interest to the greatest instrument in the world! The guitar! Go PRS baby!!

[@francosuares2316]

I would love to learn "Samba pa ti" by Santana with this guitar, this guitar definitely inspire that master piece. Thanks!

[@snowboarder920]

First song I would learn is Smooth by Carlos Santana. It was one of the first songs I learned as a kid but I have since forgotten it and prs guitars always remind me of Santana.

[@brooksduncan2438]

The first thing I would learn on this guitar is the opening riff of Victim of Love by the Eagles. I have always loved that song and have played "Air Guitar" to it hundreds if not thousands of times!

[@thomasburr9478]

The first song I would learn would be "Little Wing" by Jimi Hendrix. It has always been one of my favorite songs and one of my goals.

[@alexzanderrodriguez4103]

I would love to learn “Para Siempre” by Vicente Fernandez. It’s technically supposed to be played on a classical style nylon guitar. But I would “Santanaize” it with improvised harmonic minor pentatonic soulful feel.

[@Brianpedrozaofficial]

Fernandez

[@alexzanderrodriguez4103]

@@Brianpedrozaofficial oh shit auto correct

[@jonathansinger2387]

I’ve always wanted to learn Green Grass and High Tides! With that comfy carve, I might actually have the time to figure it out

[@matthewhuang4357]

I will learn and play the entire album "Hasta La Raiz" by Natalia Lafourcade. It's one of my most favorite albums of all time and every song on there is is my "Song of the Summer". Winning this guitar and learning the album will be the best way to send this summer off. Also, it's my birthday the day the winner video comes out so I have all my fingers crossed :))

[@markminni3501]

I'm working on learning the Firm's Midnight Moonlight song, so that's what I'd continue to learn on the PRS.

[@christian_silo]

The first song I'd learn would be Backhouse Mike - Get it Right. He wrote a lot of songs for Nickelodeon shows. and I love his song writing!

[@hogger88]

The first song id like to learn would be "Black Magic Women" from Santana, I've never tried that style and that guitar is speaking to me in that way so I think that is super inspiring . love your channel and what your doing with it.

[@DestinMcWhorter]

I'd learn that wicked Randy Rhoads solo in Mr Crowley, both the solo and outro solo are just gorgeous!

[@gabrieljasso4513]

I would learn to play some Jason Becker solos. We was great when he was still able play. Loved his playing back in the day

[@Arcangel_D]

I would definitely use that for learning the opening riff for "Life in the Fast Lane." It seems to have all the sounds of the 3 or more guitars The Eagles use.

[@vladimirosalazar5289]

First song would be "Just Because" by Jane's Addiction, great riff and always reminds me of PRS

[@valicdelira5521]

The first song I would learn with that guitar would definitely be "Smooth By Santana". I've always wanted a prs but never had enough money to get one. Good luck everyone on the contest!!!

[@LSD1963]

“Eruption” and “You really got me” by Van Halen, that PRS sounded like it was ready to go there.

[@gmdoukas]

I've seen live a cover of Julie London's rendition of cry me a river played on a prs... That sounded awesome and would make a great first song to learn on this guitar...

[@thisisaugusto]

I would learn Europa by Santana. Legendary song, awesome licks, perfect for that gorgeous PRS💕