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@@duarteluis7394 thank you ever so much, absolutely loved learning this one, thank you for enjoying the video 🎸🤘

Thank you ever so much, absolutely loved learning this one, yeah it's really tricky at full speed, took me plenty of practice to get down, but so worth it, hope the video helps you learn it! 🎶🎸

Thank you ever so much, love my Kramers, amazing guitars! 🎸🤘

Thank you so much Bob, can't beat a Kramer guitar for this, yeah neck pickup, but rolled the tone control back a third, sounds so smooth doesn't it, love Neal's playing, beautifully melodic! 🎸🎶

Oah awesome, glad to be of service! Yeah it's a great solo, have fun learning it, I've added a few of my own improvised moments towards the end, decided to tab those out too if anyone liked to learn them! 🤘🎸

You should give Mother, Father, After the Fall, I’ll Be Alright Without You or All the Way a go. Hell I’d pay for all of them

@@badenhill1487 thank you ever so much, such a great solo isn't it, you've really gotta dig in and give it your all on those bends, absolutely brutal on the fingers, but sounds awesome, have fun learning! 🎸🤘

I'm really glad that you said it's murder on your fingers,. I have spent the last year spending too much time on learning to do recording and mixing and all that shit, so I thought sold it back into a bit of lead get my talent level up again. One of my Trudy favourite all-time solos is this one, along with one that was on the TV programme Rockford files, I don't know if you were familiar with the intro music but the guitar solo is very similar feeling. As a kid I secretly said to myself I am going to bloody well play that one day, the same with baker Street. I can but I'm glad that you said that it hurts as well.😊 The name is Baden, very pleased to meet you.

@@badenhill1487 thank you very much! 🎸🤘

​@@AndyDoveGuitar Yeah I'm going to check you out Andy you play the way I try to. Having to force yourself to hold back wild feeling I love it I get it

@@badenhill1487 really appreciate that, thank you, yeah gotta give it some attitude, I always say if you ain't got feeling you have nothing, gotta give it some!! Hope you enjoy the content, I post lessons every Sunday morning, plenty of videos to dive into 🎸🤘

Andy I'm really sorry to bother you but one quick question if you were humour me, do you need particularly light strings to do major Bends. Because in the past I have seen lessons where you bend it up two full tones and I physically can't do it, I mean the guitar doesn't seem to want to do it even after eating two Weetabix. Is it just my technique or is it the strings, I promise I'll leave you alone after this I'm just follow you. Honest gov

@@badenhill1487 heya, honestly it's no trouble at all, ask as many questions as you have, I'm always happy to chat gear. Personally for me on my Les Paul's I've always used 10-52 gauge by D'addario, I like the thicker gauge, but that's years and years of me bending strings like a monster, I'm very comfortable doing a 2 step or further bend as my fingers are used to it. That being said it's a long way to bend a string if you are not used to it. I would recommend a lighter gauge to begin with (9-42) to build up your stamina to it. You need to make sure the action isn't too low also, otherwise the guitar will fret out as you get to the top of that second tone bend. It helps to have a fretboard radius that is flatter so as you bend that high the curvature of the neck doesn't fight you. Hopefully that makes sense and helps, but yes ask as much as you need and I will try my best to help! 🎸

@@777Theurgy thank you ever so much, it's an incredible solo isn't it, really enjoyed learning it, big fan of Skyes playing on that album, it's phenomenal! 🤘🎸

@@angiemery5003 thank you ever so much, one of my all time favourite songs to play on the Les Paul! 🤘🎸

Oah absolutely, wouldn't play a gig without it now, I was running it through my orange pedal baby power amp into a marshall 4x12, love the consistency of tones! It's a different set of patches to what I use each week for my regular UA-cam uploads, but yeah I've spent ages tweaking to get to where I'm happy, and now I just worry less about the gear and focus on the playing and performance, hope you enjoy this clip, was a great gig! 🤘🎸

@@AndyDoveGuitar I went the Fractal route. Glad it's working for you. Is the pedal baby good? Some say it's not that good.

​@@steviesedgenice yeah I know a lot of people like the Fractals, and yeah the options for me were the pedal baby or the Seymour Duncan power stage, and I must say the orange is perfect for me. Doesn't matter who's cab I'm using if it's shared backline there is so much power in it, and it's once again that consistency I'm looking for, most satisfied I've been with a rig in years, and that's coming from a die hard tube amp and analog pedal guy ahaa 🤣 at least I'm still rocking a cab on stage and a vintage Les Paul to balance it out, old school meets new school, thanks for watching! 🤘🎸

@@dimanvirtuoz4784 yeah that's the one, love those pickups, it's pretty much what all Kramers come stock with, it's just this particular model has white bobbins instead of the more common black, they really pop against the paint job tho, love this guitar, thanks for watching! 🎸🎶

@@AndyDoveGuitar thansks Bro!

@@dimanvirtuoz4784 thank you ever so much, it's a monster solo isn't it, love Sykes' playing! 🤘🎸

@@youngsoopark1209 thank you ever so much, really appreciate it, glad you enjoyed the video and hope it helps you learn this fantastic solo! 🤘🎸

Thank you, it's a phenomenal track, yeah I've been wanting to learn it for ages myself, so really enjoyed giving this one a good go, hope it helps you get it down, love Sykes playing on that album! 🤘🎸

@@zikkicharade thank you for watching, just checked that song out it's awesome, fantastic solo to it, well up my street, yeah I'll add it to the forever growing list, thanks for the suggestion! 🎸

@@starboy3741 thank you ever so much, yeah Sykes is an absolute monster player, been wanting to learn this one for years, so it was extremely satisfying to finally get it down, thanks again for watching! 🎸🎶

@@bobbaumeister5243 thank you ever so much Bob, love this album, Sykes guitar work is absolutely inspiring, loved having a good go at this one! 🤘🎸

Thanks man, yeah it's an absolute stunner isn't it, has a great tone, easy to play and looks fantastic on camera, a winner all round! 🤘😎

Thank you ever so much, yeah it's a lovely solo, really enjoyed learning it, Sykes has some amazing guitar parts on that 1987 album, hugely inspiring and left a huge impact on my playing that big Vibrato and energy he plays with, yet still bags of feel, thanks again for enjoying the video, I hope to do more solos from that album soon! 🤘🎸

Thank you so much Rich, can't beat a classic bit of Whitesnake, always felt this track got overshadowed by some of the huge hits from the 87 album, but yeah, beautiful big bends Vibrato and feel as always from John Sykes, one of the most exciting players from that era for me at the moment, he could do it all! 🤘😎🤘

Thanks so much for watching, yeah I'm still on an absolute high from it all, loved every minute of it, getting to play Jared's 1952 Goldtop was an absolute dream, what a cool guitar, glad you picked up on the Sayce licks in there, and thank you, yeah that midnight flame riff is always so fun and heavy live, love it! 🤘🎸

Thanks so much David, really appreciate you watching, yeah it was a fantastic gig, still on a high from it now, such an amazing experience hanging out with Jared and Dagan, and so unbelievably lucky to have that time on Dorothy! And that's awesome, yeah I put a lot of pressure on myself that day, but was really proud of our performance, went down great with the crowd there too! 🎸🤘

@@ricohgill6523 thank you ever so much, absolutely know what you mean, we are always so critical of every note, I certainly know I'm very harsh on myself, but yes thank you once again! I couldn't resist a bit of still got the blues, always one of my go to songs on a Les Paul, glad you enjoyed the video! 🎶🎸

@@Mikeyshuffler69 thanks so much for watching Mikey, oah yeah you know how much I love that guitar, was a seriously pinch me moment, still can't believe it really, testament to how much of a gentleman Jared is! It was incredible to play and such a special guitar too, one of the coolest stories as well, you could feel every bit of damage from the tornado! ⚡

It was amazing wasn't it, such a surreal moment for me getting to play Dorothy too, I'll never forget that, look forward to seeing him again when he's back in the UK next year 😎🤘

@@AndyDoveGuitar mate I wish it could have lasted longer. He is such a gentleman

@@higgyonbass he really is, makes time for everyone, heart of gold! ⚡

Thank you so much, yeah Slash is fantastic, I think he's the reason a lot of us got into playing les Paul's, always been tempted by one of his signature models I must say, tried the Victoria Goldtop out at the old Gibson Showroom before it switched to the Garage, and that was an awesome guitar, loved the pickups! Have fun learning this one, nice and melodic, I really enjoyed making this video 😎🤘