Soloing Secrets - Joe Walsh

[@Wadey1960CS]

Who else is BINGE watching "Late Night Lessons" with Dave Brewster this Holiday weekend to learn your favorite chords, riffs, licks, and solos?? ME ME ME!! Such a treasure you are Dave, Thanks a Ton!!

[@greggaedeke2386]

I am highly addicted to Brewsters lessons...lol. I guess there are worse addictions..haha!!🎸🎸

[@TheArtofGuitar]

Great playing guitar brother!

[@jerrywilson4371]

The thing with Joe that is kinda unique is the humor he injects into his phrasing. Badass clown that has been throwing it down for decades.

[@jamessator5564]

Hell yes , first one !! Keep picking and teaching David!!!

[@Breakrite]

Woman (James Gang) ‘73ish? Funny , I was just thinking about the first time heard James Gang and then solo Joe Walsh. I wore out the 8 tracks. Cool lesson David.

[@uncleremus5046]

Joe’s solo efforts are my favorite especially Barnstorm just relaxing great music! TY 🍺’ski

[@leechild4655]

Joe had a knack for having a song out that everyone loved. be it funk #49 or rocky mountain way or life in the fast lane to I like big t*ts. Joe is a treasure.

[@VickiDube]

This is Vicki's Husband. I remember being 12 years old when "Turn To Stone" would come on the radio in the family car. I would give my Dad a dollar[Pretty hard to come by when you were 12 in the early seventies] to turn this tune up! Joe Walsh. Dark, Heavy, Heartfelt. He is a true master. He certainly made a believer out of this kid! Dave as always, great, professional, and correct lessons. Would love to share a pint and war stories.

[@rainerklama6365]

Thank you so much for this episode. I am old now, 66, but i never forget the James Gang Live Album with these amazing guitar solos in conjunction with the echoplex. My all time favorite.

[@MrCherryJuice]

Joe Walsh is as great choice. His playing has always been sublime. As Rick Beato says about Jeff Beck, 'there is never a bad note'...every note deserves its space and plays its role. Ditto with Joe, who grew up listening to Jeff and even did a Jeff w/the Yardbirds tune, 'Lost Woman', when with the James Gang. And you are quite right; there is no mindless shredding or flashy fretwork. Beyond playing Joe also knows structure, tone, tension and release, dynamics...gear and guitars. Like you, I'm not a big Eagles fan. But when Joe Walsh joined I paid attention. He and Don Felder were such a great team. Which reminds me, Felder is also a worthy consideration for one of your shows. Like Joe, the strength of their playing often lies in the subtleties. Indeed, when I saw them on the 'Hotel California' tour it was Felder who made the biggest impression on me - great tone, articulate technique and overall great playing. Thank you for this. I love your show. You know your stuff, play very well and sound great. But as much as anything, you are subtle in your delivery, articulate, and maintain a subdued and easy-flowing delivery throughout. Thank you.

[@jimnicholas7666]

Agree with you, not a big Eagles fan but I love his work with the James Gang and Barnstorm. Great video!

[@SteveJones379]

Looking forward to this video!!!!!!!!!!!! 🤘🎸

[@gergemall]

Thank you Dave ❤.. ,Oh Yeah Mr. Brewster. Sounding very Gibson solid . Joe is a national treasure for so many reasons.

[@derekclacton]

Joe Walsh “absolute legend”! 100% 🎸

[@greggaedeke2386]

Joe Walsh is in my top 5 list of phenomenal players. I true Rick n roll legend! Thanks for theses David. Just plain awesome!!!! Turn it up brother!!🎸🎸🎸

[@gib59er56]

Thank you for this David. Joe Walsh is the reason I began playing way back in 1979. I stumbled on a guys record collection at a dinner party he hosted and mom dragged me there. I quickly got away from the other adults by going to the room his records and stereo were and found an album called "The James Gand" forget the album title but there was a sonmg called Funk # 48 (not #49 ) and was rolling around bustin a gut cuz it was both groovin and the vocals had some "{donk-ba-dank- ba da- de- donk-donk) part and he had an old acoustic in the room as well. I picked it up and figured a few things out by ear ( perfect pitch to find out way later) and on the ride home I told mom "I want to play the guitar". My journey had begun. Joe Walsh is the reason for it all, even though I love 1000 others as well. Joe was the birth, the beckoning hand to tell me "Hey kid ya gotta play in front of people if you want to be a guitarist. Well, I am a guitarist.

[@davidsmith6976]

Love Joe ,such a great player ,feel,and imagination,and with a great sense of humour ,hes a part of rock history,always looks like hes having a great time ,and has come through some hard times ,and is still playing ,great choice here, knows his gear inside out ,too,top class.

[@shawnatchley1241]

David - great choice -- Joe is the master of control, tone, and making something simple sound very complex I can't wait to get out the guitar and dive into this.

[@shotgunrebels]

Joe Walsh and Leslie West were both great from this era. That style of lead playing seems to age better than a lot of other stuff.

[@timwestcott361]

So true .. I'd include Paul Kossoff and Rory Gallagher in that illustrious gathering. I keep mining that rich seam.

[@MT-or7lv]

Holy hell, how did I miss this episode. I love Joe's playing. Thanks Dave!

[@kenfixes2908]

Thanks !! Well done, David! Joe's playing and heart are in the same place.... Outstanding!

[@tallpaul1020]

Can't go wrong with Joe!!! One of the greatest and a true survivor we can all still enjoy today!!! Thx Dave 🎸

[@brucehelppie6119]

joe walsh...a great guitarist. thanks for the breakdowns.

[@jppagetoo]

You always slay me with your lessons. They seem to hit my favorites as well. Joe is always so melodic.

[@voronOsphere]

Joe Walsh absolutely rocks! Thank you for this great episode of "Soloing Secrets," David!

[@darkh2o716]

Love Joe Walsh. Glad that I ran into this video. Nice job.

[@jeffscharfbccanada3054]

Top 5 favs for this guy right here. Nice Brewster! 🤘

[@Kraatzman]

Great Lesson and Video. I agree with all of your ending points on Joe and his playing. One of my all time favorite Guitarist. Very underrated for the work he has done over the last 50 years. Need more Joe!!!! :)

[@easter_sunday]

Right on! The master of the blue note!

[@dougstubbs4351]

Hey what up man. I'm out running around in the madness getting ready for tomorrow. I can't wait to check this out. I have really became a bigger fan of his work over the past few years. I love his work with the eagles and The James Gang is one of Rocks greatest 3 piece's. I'm almost positive that Adam Jones reached out to him for using the talk box on Jambi. Anyways this will be great a lesson like always. Take care man. Hope you and your family and friends have a great Thanksgiving. ✌️ Peace ✌️ man

[@vincevandergraff1508]

Joe Walsh - an underrated legend in music. it took me over two decades of worshipping shred gods before discovering him. what a catalog of great songs from such a creative guitarist and songwriter. full of soulful melodies and harmonies too. you can tell Joe Walsh knew what he was doing, and had a great grasp on theory and the fretboard. a true icon.

[@randycunningham7318]

Great lesson! thanks

[@cedarbay3994]

Joe is pure personality in his guitar playing

[@sigsfast]

The opening intro was GREAT! You should open like that every time. No kidding.

[@kellygrudzinski184]

Joe, is one of my top guitarists!

[@transparent6748]

I’m one of those who only knows him from The Eagles lol,,,great lesson again 👍

[@joeb3083]

Thanks Dave great lesson. One of my favorite players too. This would be a good candidate for a part two. Keep up the good work.

[@laurentwirz2806]

Amazing! Excellent! You reproduce so well sound and style of Joe. Congratulations.

[@georgegarden3510]

Top stuff! Your comment at the end about sounding like a human being is spot on. Think that's why I love that 70's stuff

[@stelliumeleven2889]

These soloing series have been superb. Great explanation and technique choices!

[@mnegline1971]

that solo lick at 0:40 - 0:50 is about as Joe Walshy as you can get!

[@millerjeff]

Wow! Dave! great lesson. Who would've thought there would be such power to solo within that space of notes. I saw The James Gang with the Byrds. Byrds were the headliner but do to technical difficulties. Byrds played the warmup. They were fanstastic but when the James Gang came on these took the house down. Thanks for sharing these techniques of Joe's playing.

[@amaliopratti2068]

Thank you so much for this. I love it! You do so well with his style. It's so natural to you.

[@Bob-Bakley]

Awesome!!!

[@progbass56]

You're Rockin it Bro. I never liked the Eagles (way to country for this hard rocker) until Joe joined the band. But my wife and I had been listening to Joe since the James Gang and had his solo albums too! PS: Loved your Steve Howe solos vid! Sad to realize my hero Chris Squire is gone.

[@SoWhat.BigDeal.]

Great stuff! It's my first time here, and I am Subscribed! The vibe here is terrific, you seem like we're all just hangin' out and you're the biggest guitar fan of all of us. You picked all the best licks to discuss and demo... and holy crap, man, you have the most beautiful vibrato. Always just right, perfect touch. Thanks!

[@slayer-kq7hv]

How about some solo secrets from you lol your a great player yourself thanks for all these lessons.

[@pumkinbreath]

Thanks Dave. Your so down to earth and bring joy to us all

[@mikec6733]

Really nice video !!!

[@CarloGuitardello]

Slash defenitely got his Funk rock feel and bending from Joe Walsh

[@TheSpydersBand]

I once had dinner with Joe and a promoter assistant at TGI Fridays in Memphis. But that’s all I can say about that.

[@billstraub7860]

Thanks for these really nice lessons! In the future, could you show us some of Joe's funky rhythm playing like that funky wah in the song Stop from Yer Album? Plus, I was watching one of those Saturday Night concerts shows in the mid 70's (ABC in Concert, Don Kirschner's, etc.) and I think it was the You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind tour and Joe was doing one of his funky jams in I think Meadows. It was phenomenal, but I've never been able to find it here on KZbin or anywhere... and if I remember correctly, he was playing a Black Les Paul. I remember he was on a few of those Saturday Night concert tv shows in the mid 70's.

[@mlite84]

Hey Dave, I gotta say man I loveeee your channel. Easily one of the best music/guitar channels on KZbin. What kind of amp do you use in these videos? Anyways, thanks man. I hope to see a lot more!

[@outtathyme5679]

May I humbly suggest a lesson on the sadly late Wilko Johnson’s unique style?

[@ethan5092]

Hey Dave! I'm finishing my first semester at AIMM thanks to finding your channel 2 years ago. My colleague and fellow fan of yours Dokken and I were wondering if you'd want to hang and play guitar sometime

[@wjewell63]

I think Joe Walsh is one cool cat on his guitar work,,,,,👍

[@davidbaron8330]

Hey, Dave. The "Signature Joe Walsh Bending Lick" at 9:38 -- the chromatic run part of it on the B -- I associate that lick with Jimmy Page, as sort of a classic JP lick (sometimes JP does the chromatic on the high E). Do you think Joe got that from Page, or vice versa? They've been lifelong friends. (And yeah, they probably both got it from one of the 3 Kings).

[@johnwinnard5589]

Awesome ebony Les Paul! What year is it? ❤❤❤

[@9277707]

You have great vibrato

[@sonnycollins7618]

Walsh is great... such a character too lol

[@andynunez3571]

What cabinet do you use sounds nice?

[@LateNightLessons]

Hey! It's a HeadRush 1-12 powered cab. They sound great and have a nice low end sound/tone. Thanks and rock on!

[@andynunez3571]

@@LateNightLessons thank you

[@sergiopodavite3721]

a tutorial about thunder english group thanks

[@leesyrjanen3947]

Umm, I think the lick Joe played on Hotel, is bending the E string and B string together. The E being the first note then bending down with the the B string.

[@joeking433]

The most unique guitarists are Joe, George Harrison, and David Gilmour. There are a lot of great blues based lead guitarists like Clapton and Buffy Guy but those three were the most unique IMO.

[@kjisnot]

Tell me if I am wrong. I am not a guitar player or musician. But every time I hear Joe I hear down bends, not up. That's why it sounds different. It seems to me the natural thing to do is play up bends so it never sounds right when someone is figuring Joe out..

[@midiman5045]

I always thought Joe Walsh was the comical one. This is not a slam against him. He can play.

[@tooManywaystoFall]

hey mR. late night, the smoker you drink the player you get... 🎵r0ck0n 🎵

[@chadgray5872]

I honestly think he's not that great at all.

[@sofoclispetrosjulyan1397]

I love your channel