You're like the Bob Ross of online guitar lesson. Mean it as a sincere compliment...awesome skilz. No idea how you were under my radar for so long. Imma new subscriber for sure.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

"Happy trees and killer licks." : ) lol Thanks so much and stay tuned for more lessons and material!

@thomasbrogan8036

4 жыл бұрын

Entirely agree.

@MJSalls

2 жыл бұрын

This is perfect.

In my opinion, Lynch is one of the the very greatest guitarists to have ever played. He’s not only a legit hot-rod gunslinger with miles of chops, but also a true musical artist and entirely unique. George is in possession of that rarest of instrumental attributes: his own voice. ... And you, sir, are incredibly impressive yourself. Awesome playing. Thank you so much for this video. Subscribed.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Wow - thanks so much and I agree, George is a MONSTER! Rock on and thanks again! : )

@Dirtykynees2

4 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more, very few are good enough to bring something so unique as far as sound and approach to the guitar, how many notes does it take for you to know its George lynch playing? Usually not many, hes deserving of the hall of fame imo

@floridabigfoot7657

2 жыл бұрын

@@LateNightLessons David, would you please consider maybe a sick six-pack of George Lynch/ Lynch Mob licks, from this studio outtakes video? Thank you in advance! kzread.info/dash/bejne/dpqJj6yAncy-j7Q.html

@lancethompson218

Жыл бұрын

Lynch is awesome and was at my house in November to check out my amps

Ozzy (Sharon) picked Jake over George because of Jakes look. George had picked up a job delivering alcohol to bars and had cut his hair real short. Ozzy (Sharon) didn’t like it so they fired George right in front of Jake and told Jake he had the job. True story.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

KABOOM! Thank you so much for chiming in! I didn't know the full tale and now I do - thanks again! \m/ ROCK ON \m/

@clintn6677

4 жыл бұрын

@@LateNightLessons Yeah they did a few guys dirty around that time. See if you can find George talking about it. They had fired a bassist when he brought his family to see the show. The bassist showed up only to see someone else in his spot

@hesch-tag

4 жыл бұрын

Was George fired or simply not hired? Curious to know.

@Snostrebla1

4 жыл бұрын

#Hesch tag a bit of a grey area. George quit his delivery job when he was recruited by Dana Strum (Slaughter) to be Ozzy’s next guitarist. George ended up going out on tour with Ozzy the last few shows and playing with the band during sound check and then watching Brad Gillis from the side of the stage during the shows. Not sure if he ever had an actual contract.

@hesch-tag

4 жыл бұрын

@@Snostrebla1 oh okay, I didn't know that. Sharon deciding everything for Ozzy, as always. Ozzy strikes me as quite a sweet guy but Sharon is quite the opposite. Same with never giving any credit to Bob Daisley and Lee Kerslake. So George being shoved aside doesn't surprise me one bit. In the end it is all about fame and fortune and doing whatever it takes to protect that even if that means hurting others in the process. Jake E Lee got stepped on later on as well. Thanks for your reply.

You, sir, are a humble and respectful person. I have heard George Lynch say he could not always tell you in "musical terminology" what he was doing. That was one of the most polite ways of saying someone was wrong I have ever heard.

Great stuff, enjoy your presentation and playing. Thanks for sharing. George is my favorite. Glad I found your channel.

Man, I discovered your channel two days ago and I'm working my way through your video history. And I have to say: this is pure gold! Thank you so much! And don't give up - your channel will definitely grow in the future.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much and you got it! : ) Rock on!

I have been playing the guitar for 30 years or so now and grew up listening and going to see the 80’s bands. I have tried to sound like them but my licks always just sound blues or blues fast ! I have had a number of guitar teachers ranging from teacher types through to a recovering heroin addict - now he had a few tales to tell but none have been able to help me progress. That all ended when I discovered this channel . I have got back into practicing and working hard on the techniques and licks DB illustrates. I love the three for all and have discovered some new music too. Feeling really inspired at the moment and like I’m getting somewhere . Keep ‘em coming mate . 🇬🇧

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

This comment is GREAT and I love getting feedback like this! Thank you so much for watching, this comment, and for sharing your thoughts and feelings on these videos and the material I've been creating/sharing. The fact that you're inspired and feel you're making some new progress is really what this is ALL about - that rocks! Thanks again and take care!

As always, nice video with a perfect amount of backstory and infos! Thanks for this

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! : )

Cool lesson George has been so prolific since the 80’s. So many collaborations and styles

Very Grateful for your videos.. Especially George Lynch! Thanks From Colorado, Glenn

Excellent video man. I just found your channel yesterday and have watched a bunch already. I love your insight and cool stories too. Gday from Australia 🍻

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Rock on, mate! : )

My little brothers came up on your video around 1am, and we stayed up for nearly an hour and a half playing with the pedal point lesson and trying to get it down. I had fun, and I have a strong feeling they did too. Thanks for these lessons, they really help!

Awesome stuff dude and like a lot of other people are saying I just stumbled upon your channel and was probably in my feed because of lynch in the title, much respect for your skills and for showcasing the guy who since tooth and nail has been my fucking hero and deserves so much more credit for everything he's done for music, thanks bro, I'm glad I found your channel

The focus and limited scope of these videos is great. Thanks.

Just discovered your channel due to the George Lynch vids! Very nice! Man, George's playing has a voice that has always grabbed me! One of my favorites. I got to see him when Dokken opened up for Aerosmith on their tour supporting Back for the Attack and then I drove from Dallas to Sioux Falls, S.D. year before last and got to see the warm up show before the 6 show reunion tour they did in Japan. I was about 12 feet from George's side of the stage! Loads of fun! I enjoyed your playing and the tips! Thanks! I will pound that subscribe button!

You have cool lessons. I remember learning those type of licks as a teen. I'm almost 40 and I still rip those licks. For me growing up George Lynch was one of the best.

Great stuff man, explained very well, and awesome chops.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! : )

I really enjoy your videos. So much info and very well explained. Cheers man, keep on doing it.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much - that's awesome! : ) Rock on!

I love your three for all videos! They are the best and your choice of players and era is perfect.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! This comment rocks! : ) Stay tuned my friend and take care!

Enjoy, your vidoes!!! Dave!! George, love his style and those morbid flatted 5ths!!!

Enjoying your content very much, keep up the awesome work. Subscribed!

You legit have the best videos man! I was like man it would be cool to learn like 3 George licks to jam over a backing track. Found this video converted all of them to the key of E and A and ripped over a bunch of backing tracks.

How can anybody give a thumbs down in this lesson this guy is very thorough and very explanatory he breaks it down perfectly and shows you how to embellish Way to go dude

Dude, you have one of The best guitar channels. Love The little strories you tell about players before The lesson.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I've had a few people comment that they think I talk too much - they should meet me in person, because I'll talk their ears off. : ) hahaha Thank you again though, I REALLY appreciate this comment!

Wonderful video! As a young teen i worshipped at the altar of George haha! I remember standing a few feet away from him when I saw Lynch Mob on the Wicked Sensation tour. His stage presence, look, sound and pretty much everything else blew my mind! He’s a true guitar super hero, a one of a kind and has a heart of gold! 😀 Carry on the great work! 👍🏻🤘🏻

Just found you looking for 80's guitar lessons, KILLER content and lessons ! Definitely subscribed, looking forward to more of your lessons and guitar playing ! ! \m/

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Barry! Rock on buddy and stay tuned for more lessons and material. : )

Met George in 2011. One of the coolest guys there is. Dave, I've got to have that second heat pic on the wall!!

George told me he couldn't read music and didn't know much about theory. Great lessons and awesome playing, by the way!

Thanks David for another great lesson!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Joe! That makes me feel great that you liked it. Stick around for more and take care!

Love your way of explaining things man, thanks!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! : )

Cool to see you break this down David, I remember I thought it was awkward when I watched George interact with the translator. He seemed genuine when trying to explain,but appeared as if he'd of been more comfortable just playing for the people in attendance rather than stopping to field questions. Great job \m/!!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Lance! Yeah, when I saw the vid I noticed all sorts of cool licks and stuff, but it was weird with that guy sticking the microphone in his face and it looked like people wanted him to play something from a handout. It was odd, but at least George survived the wacky guitar inquisition. : ) hahaha Rock on!

Thank you buddy , just found your channel! You’re a fabulous teacher, you say what chords you’re using etc. Much appreciated!

love George lynch, thank you for this.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome and thanks so much! I'm glad you lied it - George is a MONSTER! : )

Thanks David you're awesome! George Lynch is incredible! Love to see more Vito Bratta. To me nobody was better. He played as effortlessly as any other guitarist I have ever seen. In a weird way almost seemed as if it was too easy for him

@allbutsix7372

4 жыл бұрын

Eric Repper I agree with this! Vito’s playing is so fluid, melodic and stylish.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you and I agree about Vito and George too! I'll come up with something cool with Vito soon. I was having trouble finding something like a extended live solo or a soundcheck/jam type of thing. There's unfortunately very little footage of him playing live other than the MTV concert and a few other clips. I have a few ideas though and some more Vito is coming soon. Stay tuned...

Great job man. The 3 licks series is really fun to watch. Subscribed!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! There's more on the way and thanks for the sub! \m/ ROCK ON \m/

Hey Dave, Awesome as always.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jackie! : )

Wow...very cool stories and lessons🤘😎👍

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro! : )

Love the Lessons!! My new favorite instructor/educator. Great stuff. Do one for my Birthday tomorrow!!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I'll see what I can do and happy birthday tomorrow/today! : )

Wow - fabulous - what a great choice - thank you !!!. The amount of effort you put in has to be applauded David . Aces :)

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard! It's really not that much work (click, click, BOOM) and the only thing that's really changed is now there's a camera in my studio. This behavior for me with music and teaching is completely normal, it's just now I'm filming myself and posting it online. : ) lol

@richb6291

4 жыл бұрын

@@LateNightLessons I got to say though its challenging - to hear what your doing and to watch the fret locations - found this very testing .....so for you to nail it from a video is unbelievable Well done !!!

Hi.. A another round of licks from This Esp clinic would be greatly appreciated!

You have a great channel Dave

absolute best guitar teacher on you tube I wish I had you as a personal teacher

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much and this comment rocks! Stay tuned for more lessons and material and take care! : )

Lynch is the MAN! I haven't heard that many people mimic Lynch's tone and playing, unique all the way! You are a good player with good knowledge of theory!! :-)

Your most inspiring, I love the jonra choice of your lessons.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!! : )

George Lynch is the whole reason I play guitar just seeing him on MTV in the 80's. The solo on Alone again 🤘

Cool video dude!

I love how you take a video from the past, find a gem in it, and pass it on to us. A great teaching tool. I teach kickboxing as well as play guitar. If one of my students admires a certain fighter. I will find a video of that fighter using a skill set that I want to teach and use it as a tool to help motivate my student. I've seen that video of George and didn't get what you showed us. thank you!!

Def a monster phraser 🤙 hes gotten older n lost a bit of his vintage edge .But his Instructional video on VHS with that quilted maple orange ESP..( which i had made but with a black reversed kamakazi headstock 😎)when the video first starts he's just straight Fire.They used some of that video and put some phrases on the Lynch mob album.So it wasn't just an instructional guitar video but had actual live recordin too in the meantime for some of the solos on that album which is really cool.There's too much to say about him but now it makes sense why I thought Warren dimartini sounded like lynch n jake lee.That's interesting I noticed it years ago who sounded like him n those guys came to mind.I love your channel BTW and you've helped me immensely in learning all kinds of guitar theory n licks.Excellent job 💥👌

another wicked one my friend

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

\m/ THANK YOU \m/

Great content! Nice playing too.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

I love the sound of that first lick, the A over B thing.

Great lesson!! I really love these series of videos. Hoping if you could do Vito Bratta, Marty Friedman or Alex Skolnick. Cheers and more shredding power to you!!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I did create an Alex Skolnick Three For All lesson a month or two ago, and I have plans for a Vito Bratta lesson soon. And...be sure to check out my Marty Friedman lesson in the August 2019 issue of Guitar Player Magazine - it's on their website too! KA-POW! : ) Thanks again and rock on!

I dig your videos brother...

George has a new band called The End Machine the entire cd is amazing ❤️

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

I still need to check that out! Thanks for the reminder! : ) Rock on!

Great lesson

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! : )

Hey Dave, Thumbs Up!! Thanks!!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!! : )

GL is one of my top 3 influences - outstanding stuff. Not sure I've ever noticed the Racer X 'Second Heat' picture over your right shoulder. Saw a Racer X show out in Hollywood in '87 while being taught by Paul G. at Musician's Institute. Surreal as you think it is. Thanks always for the videos!

@LonnyMead43

4 жыл бұрын

What’s your name brother, I graduated from MI in 87. I was working there for Pat Hicks to pay the bills while going to school. my good friend Jeff Buckley used to join in on our Live performance classes with Tim Bogart... My name is Lonny Mead. Reach out big daddy...those were some good times...

Speaking of Japan, Akira Takasaki would be great for your chordplay and licks videos! (Especially his lick from Esper!)

@Horrorfreak106

4 жыл бұрын

Another great japanese guitar player is Hiroya Fukuda and Hideaki Nakama (Both were in ANTHEM)

Hello David; these Lessons and Sessions are so amazing - I like your approach on presenting the material, giving some background info - that's really a nice add on and entertaining as well - and you feature all my favorite guitar players when I was young.. - the Lynch stuff brought me here since I am a big fan .. - but you have all the greats in your repertoire; and you nail it so much spot on - your playing is amazing ! So ordered 2 of your books and you have another patreon now... ;-) - Greetings from Germany; Markus

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Markus and welcome aboard - you totally rock! : ) Let me know if there's anything you'd like to see in the near future and stay tuned for more lessons and material - thank you again!!! \m/ ROCK AND ROLL \m/

@mheyl180

4 жыл бұрын

Late Night Lessons David you are very welcome! I appreciate what you do here!! The Bruce Bouillet episode was a blast - that mixo-blues-pentatonic lick was always my favorite - great that you showed this one!! Sure I‘ll give a shout if I get an idea what would fit into your sessions!! Thanks again..!!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds great and thank you! : )

I read in a guitar magazine interview of George Lynch. He was studying theory on the plane on his way to Japan.

Great lesson from one of my favorite players. Lynch's guitar neck looks like the fretboard is scalloped in the clips.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure if he ever played scalloped neck, but I see what you mean. I think it might be a combo of the weird camera angles, lighting, VHS quality level, and a few other factors. It's such an odd video, but there were some cool licks hiding in there. Rock on and take care! : )

I have a custom mr scary guitar! Super nice guy, and yes he hand makes them!

@Loud_Kloudz

4 жыл бұрын

Denis& Litisha how much did you pay?

@denismacfarlane255

4 жыл бұрын

Mark Roberts Just over 4KK US a few years ago.

@Loud_Kloudz

4 жыл бұрын

Wow that’s pricey but it’s worth it to a lynch fan! Awesome! I bet it sounds great

@nicklebac6753

3 жыл бұрын

@@denismacfarlane255 how can you afford that lol

I remember seeing that video of George jamming in Japan somewhere. I think he was in between Dokken and Lynch Mob at the time.

Just discovered ya 👍 Great playing and a super cool chap indeed 🍺

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!! : )

Thank You!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Well, thank YOU! : )

Yeahh more Mr. Scary licks!!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

\m/ GEORGE LYNCH \m/ (And thank you!)

yer a great player,thanx 4 da vid

Great Content

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! : )

Lynch and his Dokken riffs and solos are what got me to play Guitar . George in RATT with Warren DeMartini would have been really strange in my head but would have loved to hear that if it had happened ???

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

That would've been cool to hear, but it makes me wonder if they could do something now. A double-team guitar album from them now would be REALLY cool! : )

@DeadShred9

4 жыл бұрын

Amen to that . George is the James Brown of Guitar , Hardest working Guitarist in Guitar World lol He's got so many bands he would have to find a month when he wasn't playing live or recording with Sweet or Pinnick . But A Lynch - DeMartini guitar duo with a full band behind them would be interesting as hell to me or a all Instrumental but I would prefer a band situation. Warren is a good song writer as well . Maybe we should start a # hashtag campaign see what happens ? I dont use Twitter or any other Social Media outlets I surf YT for news info and Guitar lessons ! Thanks by the way some great concepts to play around with !

I don't think George is a big theory guy, just a self taught monster player. I have to mention, you have the best vibrato man, seriously! I know I'm really late to the show with this comment.

Muy buena clase 😉🎸👏👏👏

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Gracias!

Great lesson! Do you have the tab for it?

You've got some big freaking mitts, Dan.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Yeah...my hands were run over by a Dodge Stratus when I was a kid. : | lmao

@scottwaszak698

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry...David, not Dan. Jeez... Very advantageous for crazy Holdsworth stuff😳

Hi Dave, you have a great channel going on here! I'm the guy who won the contest to play on George's first solo album Sacred Groove on the track Tierra Del Fuego about 28 years ago.

@Scottocaster6668

4 жыл бұрын

Your the 21 yr old shitty driver? 🤣. Nice job👍👍

Hi Dave ! Love your lessons bro youre a prodigy for sure! Could you do a lesson on the full intro solo to dokken paris is burning live in berlin. Thats my fave solo ever . But i dont have a clue what george is doing. Theres other people on youtube that play it. But theyre just showing off and not teaching what is being played. Id really appreciate it if you could teach me that solo. Thank you Dave god bless brother.

Just subscribed. I love the way you delve into the history in your posts. Very interesting! It seems so far that you’ve studied shredders primarily. Do you have videos that focus on guys like Gilmour and other guitarists of that kind? I appreciate the skill of the shredding style, but my ear and skills run more to a slower, more melody based sort of playing. Thanks! Mark

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I actually started Late Night Lessons with a 'Chords of Pink Floyd' lesson back in February. I totally love David Gilmour and PF's music. I'm a big prog rock guy, so I know I'll be tackling more of his music (and others) in the future. Honestly, I started with a randomized mix of lessons for this channel, but as I started to notice a lot of views and attention for the classic 80's guitarists that never seemed to get their due - I focused on that area to help build the channel and get things moving forward. As I continue with these lessons and push the channel forward I plan on talking about almost everything imaginable. Classical guitar, jazz, metal, blues, funk, music theory, ear training, improvisation, and more. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more material! : )

George Lynch is why I started playing guitar after watching Dokken on MTV all the time I loved every song album and video's they made. ' In My Dreams ' Love that video and song of course and the guitar solo just made me get a guitar like an addict. But one thing about George's sound is when I would go see them live his sound or equipment IDK but his solos changed all around and I was bummed a lot of times when it got to the solo sounded so different from the album almost unrecognizable. I think because Dokken when they recorded there albums they used like 24-48 Track's and the thing I love about Van Halen is unlike a lot of band's when they record they do it live just go into the studio play and record and live Eddie sounds almost just like the album of course it's live so he always throws in few different things. But still George Lynch was one of my favorite guitarist growing up and E.V.H of course !.✌

I would imagine GL was in Japan due to his ESP connection. Always loved that first kamikaze GL ESP Axe.

Can you show more licks from the first album? Paris is burning or felony. Thanks David Steve Ramer Ft. Wayne, IN.

Great lesson as usual. A little complicated for me, but still, really fun (and interesting ) to watch. Has anybody seen a video on how george holds his pick ? The reasons why he does it this way, and the benefits he gets from it....

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I am in the process of creating a new video entitled 'Take Your Pick' so be sure to stay tuned and stick around for that one which will discuss a little of what you've asked in this comment. Thanks again and ROCK ON!

@lorryriff6613

4 жыл бұрын

@@LateNightLessons Awesome ! Can't wait....

When I hear the trilling part in the pedal tone part it makes me think of The Trooper.

pedal point lick reminded me of vinnie moore ( king of pedal points ) more than any one else great lesson

awesome lesson thank you so much!!! george in my opinion in '89 he really was in a killer mode that was his best playing!! ...any chance some andy la rocque from king diamond? \m/ \m/

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much and I agree - he was killin' it in the late 80s. I'll add Andy to the list - he's a TOTAL legend. : ) Thanks again!

@allbutsix7372

4 жыл бұрын

Oh my gawd yes!!! Andy Larocque

My new guitar go too on youtube, George is a super cool cat too, met him and watched him play at namm more than a few times.

Great lesson!! I can definitely relate to your methods of teaching. I to was a fan of Randy Rhoads and Lynch back in the day I can hear all the key notes and signature phrases in certain players who influenced each other ....I actually had tons of magazines "Guitar player " my prized issue with Randy Rhoads has his original teaching from a student of his Robert La fond..

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much and I love going through old guitar magazines. The articles and lessons are great, but I even like looking at the old gear ads and laughing at some of those wacky designs and weird sweaty ads. : ) Rock on!

I like to make a request for Uli Jon Roth, for the song CATCH YOUR TRAIN by the Scorpions ... I love to hear guitar solo analysis. By the way your channel is one of the most informative and insightful venues for guitars to learn and expand on keep up the good work!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much and it makes me feel great to hear that my video and content are helping you. That's what this is ALL about! : ) Take care and stay tuned for more lesson! Cheers!

I have two George Lynch VHS lessons. But, he is 0 to 100 out of the gate. He doesn’t slow stuff down much at all.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

The only one I've watched is his old REH instructional video, but I know he's released a few others and I think he had a number of them come out in Japan too! : )

@ThrashRebel

4 жыл бұрын

Late Night Lessons, yeah there are a lot of “shedders” who release videos & do a lot of clinics in Japan. There seems to be quite an audience for shredders in Japan. I’m not sure if I mentioned it before, I used to live in Japan for 12 years. I met my wife there & our son was born & raised there for the first nine years of his life. For three of my years there I taught English. Some of them were to fairly large classes of kids. I had a Japanese coworker in those situations. I understand the awkwardness George felt. It is a weird feeling when someone is translating what you are saying & there is a large number of people looking at you while listening to the translation. He used his guitar to get away from that awkward feeling by “noodling around. 😊 I sang for a band for a while in Japan, too. We just played local bars/pubs, but it was fun. 👍🏻 We played mostly covers but threw in a couple of originals, also.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Man, that's amazing! I've never been to Japan but I'd love to go there for a visit and take it all in. I've heard stories and seen photos, but I've never made it to see it for myself - maybe one of these days I'll make it! : )

@ThrashRebel

4 жыл бұрын

Late Night Lessons, I miss it. I was angry & frustrated by the blatant racism I experienced on a, nearly, daily basis. But it is all contingent on where you live. At one point I lived in an area that wasn’t very receptive to non-Japanese people. But, I moved from that area & then got back to enjoying it. I miss it. If you get the chance, check it out. It is an experience. Having been there for 12 years I was immersed in the culture. It is different to live in a culture versus visiting. But, yeah, I miss it. My wife & son miss it. My son is forgetting his Japanese. My wife speaks to him almost exclusively in Japanese, but regardless my son’s Japanese skills are waning. By the way, the header photo on my channel is the Yokohama during Sakura (cherry blossom) season. I took that photo one block from my apartment. It was great. There were usually swans or other cool looking birds milling around on the banks & rocks. It was a cool area to live in. Down the street was a Shinto shrine.

How do you like the action set up on your guitars?

Great!!! Your vids rule!!!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!! : )

Hey sir, Thank you for the upload as always. I've been playing for almost 20 years and am able to play most things but sweeping is one thing I haven't been able to truly play as well as I'd like, even after dedicating it to my routine the past 5 years. My main blockade is sliding into another pattern/phrase. I'm adament it is my bane that I am determined to beat. Any tips, sir? Thank you once again.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'll be sure to create some sweep-focused lessons as soon as possible. Just be sure to go slowly and try to make the sweep motions and movement as connected and smooth as possible. It's very odd and feels strange for a while, but sooner or later it will "click." : )

Yeah I love George Lynch

Jake did an interview with Eddie Trunk where he explained how the first time met George, was when Ozzy fired George and hired Jake. It was a great interview!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! I like those Trunk interviews, as he always digs around for dirt and the artists usually give some interesting stories or share some of the behind the scenes action - love it! : )

I spy Racer X Second Heat Album cover.... dude, you are my new hero. You are not only a beast of a player you are a great teacher.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

You spied correctly my friend and thank you so much! \m/ ROCK ON \m/

Dude those early kamikaze tiger burst without the graphics on the headstock were all around 14 to 15 lbs and that one model in the video can be found at johnatan mankuta hands. He have tons of Georges personal ESPs

Funnily enough.. that last lick in Gm.. if you dropped it down one fret - anchoring on F# on the 14th fret, play the lick, and stretch out to C# - that is the same exact lick that Yngwie Malmsteen plays on his main run in Far Beyond The Sun. It is the same exact lick. George makes it sound darker or even more diminished than what it is by moving his highest note either up or down a fret, depending on the phrasing of the chords being played underneath. But that is the same exact lick in Far Beyond the Sun.

nice

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!! : )

You always do a great job, but one thing could make this even better……showing us on a Kamikaze! 😃👍🏼

The lick at around 9:00 is actually an Yngwie lick from the early/mid 80s.

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

All roads lead to Yngwie. : ) haha! \m/ ROCK ON \m/

Ole George! Recently, or pretty recently he was jammin' at some outdoor event and it was caught on video, uploaded to KZread and there he was, shirtless! Just playing his ass off and not giving two shits about what people might say about his older man's body because, you know, he's bad ass and all!

@LateNightLessons

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! : ) lol He is a bad ass! \m/ MR SCARY \m/

What kind of amp are u using? A Peavy?