TONY IOMMI GUITAR SOLOS PART ONE

THIS IS A SERIES STARTING WITH PART ONE AND THEN UP FROM THERE THIS SHOULD BE A AWESOME SERIES WHAT BETTER THAN A TONY IOMMI GUITAR SOLO SERIES RIGHT VERY COOL STAY TUNED FOR PART TWO AND MAYBE THREE AND FOUR LETS GO CHEERS TO THE GREATEST RIFF MAN THAT WALKED THE EARTH TONY IOMMI THE BEST!

[@CalebePriester]

the creator of heavy metal

[@davesaenz3732]

EXACTLY!!! 🎸

[@TomPark1986]

Fucking right. Anyone telling you it was deep purple or zeppelin are retards.

[@miguelcorleone6633]

Well said!

[@nightshift8249]

Tony’s soloing is such an underrated aspect of his playing. Those hyper trills are incredibly unique. His soloing went to another level in the late 70s

[@jacksonsjackedupbass2741]

Those jazzy solos go hard

[@RealZeal96]

He comes from the same musical space hendrix did. They're very different, but their priority is intensity.

[@benjaminsimpson3985]

Love this comment 🤘🏽

[@RealZeal96]

@@benjaminsimpson3985 much love for you too

[@camronbay1]

Your comment is so true pure raw power.

[@WayOfTheZombie]

Said!

[@Sasquatch_xx]

Very well said

[@TheRiboka]

Absolutely authentic musician. Even when he's just playing a pentatonic. He'll do it In a way no one would ever think of.

[@morenodelosazules]

Many people judge a guitarist by the amount of notes he plays. If he plays the chromatic scale up and down, for example, super fast, he is considered very good. If a guitarist plays the pentatonic scale, for example, he is judged to be less good. Take for example the difference between David Gilmour and Zappa. Gilmour plays nice pentatonic melody lines, Zappa plays a lot of complex note sequences. Who is better?

[@camronbay1]

Toni is definitely very powerful.

[@AlexanderArsov]

@@morenodelosazules , I don't even know what a pentatonic scale is. I judge by the emotive power. Gilmour moves me, Zappa doesn't. Tony moves me most of all. Simple as that.

[@andrewking4885]

My favourite guitarists are all 70s music.The only technical ones that get me are Malmsteen and some Satriani songs.

[@meanjoe4299]

The greatest of all time. No one can touch Tony

[@frankscuderi7605]

Yes thats the way it really is. You can't touch him cause he's one of a kind. Sound, concept of ,originality , his guitar creative ability and the class he has to keep a level of quality as a guitar player and for this business. Check YOU TUBE BLACK SABBATH PIZZA STORY ,thats me I paly guitar 3 times on that show with my story I think you will like it . Take care my friend.

[@rjc7289]

For a guy known primarily for his riffs, his soloing is quite impressive too -- nice tone and vibrato with some cool jazz influences.

[@shspurs1342]

Black Sabbath must have been the first band to ever play Jazz Metal.

[@Ori0987]

I look up to this man so much it's crazy. His playing still gets to me

[@sotis1756]

Same! Im always amazed by his playing!

[@PaintedSkyDweller]

I was a California kid growing up listening to Eddie Van Halen , Randy Rhodes, and blah blah blah ...... Toni Iomi is my favorite guitarist cus he does so much more barely moving! British Blues on a whole nother level!!!! !!

[@p.m.gallows3199]

549charger jazz. and then blues. every solo always has the django reinhardt take. you can hear Django and Joe pass all over his playing right down to the simple shortened chord movements.

[@donjohnson7550]

Well, they all set they're eyes in the African-American blues, which was considered for white fellas as trash, stuuuupid mistake, that's why British bands are the best, coz they didn't play the blind to that African-American community's music. Zeppelin, Sabbath, clapton, the stones, Beatles, the who, pink Floyd, etc they all were inspired by black people's music: Blues and rock n roll.

[@azff]

Never heard of Randy Rhodes.

[@claysturgill2881]

Mr. Ramon why you gotta make it about race dude how about ya shut the fuck up with that sjw shit and enjoy the solo

[@claysturgill2881]

Lucky13 he play for ozzy crazy train flying high again beliver diary of a madman the list goes on

[@boonski]

Greatest Guitarist of all time (Fight me). Notice how he almost always plays with his eyes closed? He feels the music, it flows within him. I saw Black Sabbath (Technically Heaven and Hell which is just Sabbath but with Dio instead of Ozzy, unfortunately but still) Live in 2004. I was 14 and my mind was blown. Heaven & Hell and Die Young turned into 12 minute masterpieces because of his solos. Crazy thing you may not know but 3 (Maybe 2) of his fingers on his right hand are made of wood. Not all of his career but I know it happened.

[@tomacosta85]

Notice how Tony never moved much at all? In order to play his stuff it takes deep concentration and phrasing. I when. I play other covers zep ozzy I can run around using my wireless. When I play Sabbath. I stand perfectly still and focus because it is required.

[@user-it1ju6br7p]

@@tomacosta85 best comment i read all these years.He feels the music.There are many great quitarists but nobody like Tony

[@tomacosta85]

@@user-it1ju6br7p Thank you. I know a lot of Sabbath and and cover them at bars. I can't think of any Sabbath song you can play and run around like Angus Young without completely butchering it up.

[@brenthicks6164]

Couldnt have been 2004. Heaven And Hell wasnt around then. I saw the tour 8th row center in Chicago 2007. Also saw Sabbath in 1983 with Ian Gillan on vocals. And his fingertips were cut off on the last day of his factory job. He was farmed out to a different department than he normally worked in. After that accident, he would melt plastic (i believe bottles) and cover them (with thin strips of leather?) so he could continue playing guitar.

[@miguelcorleone6633]

The injuries of his fingers gave Tony a unique sound. 🔥🎶🔥🎶🔥🎶

[@YooperMan906]

Tony is the best hands down. He’ and Sabbath are also the pioneers of METAL!!

[@davesaenz3732]

They created Metal !!!🎸

[@frankscuderi7605]

TONY is one of a kind , that says it all in every great way.

[@sabbath7081]

His solos are fantastic he gives you a snapshot of Sabbath mixed with jazz and it all just runs together, he really showed his true musical colors in the first album not so much later on but the solos always bring back the roots.

[@jeffdowning4877]

Guitar is such personal instrument- especially electric. And there are so many amazing and incredible players with totally different strengths and/or even handicaps to overcome, as in Tony's case. So I try not to compare players too much to one another, but just like players have their uniques talents, listeners have their own tendencies , and some players just feel like more of a "connection" to what is inside each of us than others do. And it varies person to person. Tony Iommi's playing ,style, tones, and even his evolution as a player has always spoke to me more than anyone. Anyone. And for over thirty years in my case. :) I'm fucking old!

[@frankscuderi7605]

I could not have put it any better than what you had to say, well said .Over 50 years in my case with Tony . We are not as much old as we can look at it with heart felt wisdom. Check out YOU TUBE BLACK SABBATH PIZZA STORY I play guitar and tell my story I think you will like, take care my friend.

[@philcordes9337]

Totally agree ... when he sticks the note in over and over ... I cry ... every single time .. it's has the power of emotion

[@michaelmohrle1773]

This is great because he is the person who created this style of music. It's like watching Beethoven in the 1700s. Iommi is the inventor of heavy metal.

[@TomPark1986]

I love that wah man.....it sounds like a cat meowing.......so unique.

[@MrEllgato]

thank you for the comment you rock!

[@antoniogiorgiosgoldenmetal844]

Thanks for this, the Iommi's solos are equally wonderful like his riff-rama

[@BeatSyncBytes]

Someone who doesn’t have fingertips playing this good creating musical genre He must a a genius. Present and future regards him as a genius

[@monteyoung7126]

WOW!! I grew up in the seventies and had a lot of black Sabbath on 8 track 😂 Guess I was too young to realize I was listening to one of the world's greatest guitar players.

[@analarissa8525]

Toca demais sr Tony iommi, muitos anos de pista, sem contar com os ensaios e tudo. Literalmente um dos melhores guitarristas de todos os tempos. Iommi forever! 😃😎😚

[@RafaelSilva-hn4td]

Oi

[@vaneipontes8517]

Anthony Frank Iommi 🎵🎼🎶🎼🎸😎👊

[@luismoreira3711]

Ana Larissa parabéns vc falou só a verdade não meresse castigo

[@juniorpontes4620]

Simply Anthony "Riff Master" Frank Iommi 🎼🎶🎸😎👊

[@ivorharden]

On the seventh day, Iommi created Metal.

[@JawTooth]

That guy is incredible! I approve this video!

[@remembertheblacksabbath]

Watching his hands is mesmerizing!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales7218]

Black Sabbath lo mejor que le pudo pasar al Heavy Metal no solo lo digo yo lo dicen los millones de fans que aún no los olvidan

[@codythedoggo7671]

Tony is fairly underrated

[@scarabonyx3565]

Yeah especially for his solo. What he can do With only 2 good fingers is amazing.

[@sotis1756]

Yeah He's seen as the best riff maker. Which he is! But it's rare to hear anyone praise his soloing, that's out of this world. Iommi was shredding like no one else back in 1970 already then in 71 where he turned to C# which only furthered his Brutal sound! One of a kind!

[@TomPark1986]

lol.....he...is in some aspects.......the guy invented heavy metal. His fuckin playing is god tier.

[@JawTooth]

My favorite is at 10:37, I love how he has that cool intro

[@YooperMan906]

And he’s coked out of his mind

[@galiciaspaceoddity2760]

🤟🏼

[@davidteissier5704]

Just a fantastic Guitar God !!! 😍😍😍

[@8ray1mond75]

I remember this one . He was even better live . Good sound .

[@MrEllgato]

your welcome whatr a great series this is cheers and thank you you rock!!

[@drexcote25]

Love his tone.

[@nobody617]

The universe plays thru

[@sabbath7081]

7:00 the first album.

[@JourneyJankings]

It’s as if the removal of the finger tips gave him this tone that was unique to his playing capabilities. The dexterity that he has, at that speed, for me puts him as arguably one of the greatest. That, plus the riffs that he’s contributed with, leading to the succession with the metal genre. It’s sublime.

[@nikoltsis868]

The simplicity at its best

[@panagiotiskaroutas6859]

Unique! The Creator of Heavy!

[@giorgiomastranangeli6068]

Respect For Tony👏

[@Musica-fe8uq]

Definitivamente Magnifico!

[@k14brb]

I wouldve been really disappointed if you had cut out electric funeral at the end specially after that solo, thank you

[@hujair]

who the fuck disliked this

[@chrisz31974]

Time Lord a real piece of SHIT

[@hujair]

chris zaucha lol true

[@lyudmillawasright.]

Chad did...f him

[@jimjordan4345]

Was a dum dum

[@gabrielmorton8054]

Iommi is God

[@geraldoestevao9929]

Fantástico!!! BR!

[@dontstop2517]

Sounds like a shaman

[@Johnnysmithy24]

I didn’t know he was that good

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales7218]

Tony Iommi 19/02/1948 74 años

[@user-yn5oj3yy9y]

I used to be an atheist but then I found Tony Iommi

[@kateynrose1510]

I needed this 👌🏻

[@duzy133]

Thanks for this vid man!

[@gerrysmith994]

Chills

[@markspear1891]

Wow, he is RIPPING! 🤣😃👍

[@racmacelan6402]

Seems he and David Gilmour share some favorite motifs. I think I hear some Jeff Beck in there, too?

[@_itsalllowercase8042]

Second greatest guitarist of all time behind Hendrix. FIGHT ME PLEASE!!!😂

[@andrewking4885]

Randy Rhoads?

[@redwine3437]

Sick guitar like that paint

[@MrCountrycuz]

White Soul!!

[@remembertheblacksabbath]

Fucking MASTER RIFF GOD TONY IOMMI!!!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@vaneipontes8517]

Anthony Frank Iommi 🎵🎼🎶🎼🎸😎👊

[@tridevkotwal2169]

SATAN blues😈

[@dannielgb]

Great Solos! The only thing missing is the concert reference. From which show did you CUT the First solo?

[@ferox965]

It's from 1978...Never Say Die. I have this show on DVD. The giveaway is that Geezer is playing a Rickenbacker-only time he ever did so.

[@zatox1000]

whats the first solo song ?

[@peterwithers3659]

Dirty Women

[@miqueiassampaio8823]

Fodaa sola muito

[@gwapoo]

4:03 tony is giving the dirty finger at audience

[@forbiddenwrld791]

What year was that and song?

[@zord_rp3039]

0:31 what is the song

[@user-dj7wn9dx2n]

Dirty Women Live 1978

[@gusreyesjr]

Anyone have a link to a clear version of solo at 7:47 ?

[@derrickenbuenosaires]

If I'm not mistaken you can find it within the Warning track. It's a pretty long solo track you'd have to skip into to find his playing. Then it looks like he mashes it together with his track from Embryo which is a couple albums later.

[@gusreyesjr]

@@derrickenbuenosaires - thanks for the staring point, have to see if I can dig it up. I absolutely love this solo!!!

[@sotis1756]

It's like a Combo of Warning and Embryo, he always seems to play it live and I've figured it out on guitar, i can tell you later if you want

[@CommodusSPQR]

Is Tony playing the guitar, or is the guitar playing Tony?

[@masb1141]

Father heavy metal

[@deaosatori216]

THIS WATERMARK WILL BE REMOVED AFTER REGISTERED

[@MrWilander88]

4:59 is a side of Iommi that is rare and unseen #Jazz

[@saxonbucley7869]

Anyone know the source second performance?

[@Johnnysmithy24]

Why does he look exactly like John Carpenter?

[@arajoaina]

Black Sabbath is a true Christian band. They are the harpists (guitarists) whose sound is like roaring of many waters and peals of thunder that sings the new song (new genre of Heavy metal) that no one but the 144k can learn (understand). Rev: 14

[@KiraPlaysGuitar]

Wow, Pink Floyd + Dire Straits around that 2:45 mark.