I’m a guitarist who has been a recording artist as well as a touring session guitarist for many years....I make all kinds of videos...some instructional, some strictly for entertainment...I may also add some reaction videos to the mix as well.
Man has got pipes to nail those high notes at the end in a full chest voice is crazy
@user-kk2km1xw7f18 сағат бұрын
She was 7 years old
@abiseniyya19 сағат бұрын
Charles & Davie are best friends and at the same time worst enemies 😂😅 They keep on challenging each other to achieve greatness. What a time to be alive. We're lucky there are two of them.
@user-qc8lj2ej6v22 сағат бұрын
Didnt see inxs at family hotel Rydalmere, up north nsw at a church hall, very early performance
@user-qc8lj2ej6v23 сағат бұрын
Family hotel was a big gig, early 80s, every Tuesday night, friends and I saw, the angels, midnight oil, INXS, AC DC, radiators, divinals, Chrissie amplet, cold chisel, ...........
@user-qc8lj2ej6v23 сағат бұрын
Wasn't at Melbourne concert, but saw them perform at the family hotel Rydalmere, NSW Australia, a few times, in early 1980s. Doc Neeson used to wear black, and what the crowd sings is written on doc Neeson's shirt!!! Peter Garrett, midnight oil, shaved head
@olejensen3125Күн бұрын
🥰🥰
@olejensen3125Күн бұрын
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@grabtharshammerКүн бұрын
I don't know how true it is, but I heard she stopped in 2016 to concentrate on her education and attended a university (or French equivalent) and is now back since 2023
@ThaiChinaMalayКүн бұрын
I prefer music with passion and feeling rather than monotone loud noisy passionless guitar. What she performed is technically great...but lacked passionate feelings generated that is normally felt in just the first 45 seconds of Moonlight Sonata.
@jameslitzinger6932Күн бұрын
Yo! Son of Victor.
@M_J_nanКүн бұрын
You should check out Tommy Johansson as well! Also Swedish with an amazing voice but also a multi instrumentalist and fantastic at arranging music. Previously lead guitarist in Sabaton. I could go on and on. Releasing a new cover every Friday. I don't know how he does it with the arrangements, planning the video, playing and singing all the parts. He's one in a million!
@VerMaarteКүн бұрын
Wouldn't surprise me if she is also looking at a wave screen (screen as 'conductor') to get the timing right with the backing. There are some off-beat accents because it's based on classical music. I myself like to do that too with recordings with tempo changes f.i.
@thepetesmithКүн бұрын
Playing with intent is such a concept. For so long I just strummed.
@jonathanvince8173Күн бұрын
Davie 504 is special but Charles is in another place.
@Dieselsdog3Күн бұрын
When I was growing up, bass was a percussion supplement! Bass today is a new music form!
@yuthgonwildКүн бұрын
He is that good live. I have several videos over the last 2 years of his live performances with Skid Row over on my channel.
@kathleenreid7027Күн бұрын
💔🇨🇦
@Dieselsdog3Күн бұрын
What a great version. For a song that everyone really knows because of two women he gave it a new feel. YOu have to do more.
@meteerbil2078Күн бұрын
He quit Skid row beacause he got Leukemia. As i understand hes better but has to put his health first.
@yuthgonwildКүн бұрын
He had Leukemia prior to Skid Row. He was just recovering from his bone marrow transplant when Skid Row asked him to join. He had to make the decision to leave Skid Row due to the rigorous touring schedule with a brand new immune system, and he kept catching colds and flues. He needs to fully recover before massive touring again.
@lindseym3810Күн бұрын
Oh and bless you ☺️
@lindseym3810Күн бұрын
You’d like castles probably.. it’s another singing one. I’d highly recommend that.
@ulfdanielsen6009Күн бұрын
To me the most mindblowing part of this is the fact that she is actually blending the two guitar solos of the song into one and then giving it her own spin and flavour. Even Herman Li dropped his jaw watching it, stopped the video, looked into the camera and went: Fååårk! Even though her band upon her return essentially is a garage Grunge band, she is in her early twenties and learning how to write rock songs and being part of a band. It´s not fantastic and people are giving her flack for this, but come on, she´s got a lifetime to learn that skill. She has long ago proven herself to the world and I hope this is the beginning of a long a fruitful life for her as one of this worlds most gifted, talented and skillful guitarists. None of us can hold a candle to her.
@ulfdanielsen6009Күн бұрын
Don´t worry,- Tina S is a legend, Marcin is Marcin, Tim Henson is Tim Henson, Ichika is Ichika and the rest of us can always try to play a slow blues i Am melodically focusing on the flat 5 or a single line swinging version of Für Elise so we can at least try to convince ourselves we have just a little justification. We have none.
@ulfdanielsen6009Күн бұрын
My man, don´t worry,- Marcin is Marcin, Tim Henson is Tim Henson, Ichika is Ichika and the rest of us can always try to play a slow blues i Am melodically focusing on the flat 5 so we can at least try to convince ourselves we have just a little justification.
@hollyryalsgrubb1273Күн бұрын
Yo. This interpretation and delivery is more appealing to me than the original because it isn't sappy. Plus he has a voice with an incredible range. Sweden has provided us with incredible music artists, from songwriters to vocalists like this. Are you familiar with the Swedish band Dirty Loops? If not, they are a whole different version of incredible....with a side serving of humor.
@ingelaolsson6038Күн бұрын
Erik i more than amazing. I am Swedish and I have heard him live several times sinces 2009 and his voice and ranch is unreal but what is the most impressive is that he is even better live and he hits his noter EVERY EVERY TIME.he is the best ❤
Күн бұрын
Erik normally records with a couple of friends/artists that provide their musical parts to him. He then prefers to deliver the song "live" in his studio to the recorded music. Of course there could be multiple takes to perfect the song, but what we hear is the live voice of him with some reverb. ENJOY! PS: Erik beat cancer in 2021 and just after that he was approached by Skid Row (his all-time favourite band) to join them as the new singer. He toured and made the latest album with them, but due to the struggles with his health, still recovering from the cancer treatment, he had to withdraw for health reasons recently. DS.
@pereriksson606Күн бұрын
Yes this cover is awesome but i recommend you to listen to Eriks first cover on the Chanel, the cover of Black Sabbaths Headless cross, he was in the middle of his cancer treatment when he did it. I promise that you won't be disappointed.
@AdaptiveAdytumКүн бұрын
This video brings me joy, and it was lovely to see that mirrored in you. Fabulous song and a great little piece of cinema to go with it
@stephencox4224Күн бұрын
So many great Aussie musicians so many great songs and of course Vander and Young a who's who of songwriters for the worlds best. ACDC, Russell Moriss, Cold Chisel, Jonh Farnham, Easybeats aka Friday on my mind fame and out of the Easybeats check out Evie by the lead singer and of course Russell Morriss's Coca Cola masterpiece that sold tens of millions of Cokes then Bluesey style inspired by the greats such as Muddy Waters from the Masters Apprentices with Tobaco Road etc. You have discovered a deep rabbit hole
@piglosКүн бұрын
And this is wild, Lobby with The Coloured Balls at Sunbury 1973 (our version of Woodstock, held over 3 years) at 3:30am as they had flown in from Adelaide where they had played at another festival. They were off their heads when they got in kzread.info/dash/bejne/hYVrz8iGdJC3XcY.htmlsi=ZtxXmKBVlqXgRkH4
@piglosКүн бұрын
And some quotes: Loyde played G.O.D when he did an unscheduled performance at Sunbury ’73 - at 3.30 am on January 29. He called it “the Fucked Band” - “you were fucked if you were in it and you were fucked if you weren’t”. “We were off our minds,” Loyde later explained, “and we said to the stage roadies, ‘Turn it on, mate, we’re going to bloody play!’ And they said, ‘Everyone’s asleep.’ And we said, ‘Ah, they won’t be asleep for long!’”
@PetterLokeКүн бұрын
I suggest 'night train' (unplugged) in a 'lockerroom' by Erik 🇸🇪
@jameskellner2278Күн бұрын
Supreme
@piglosКүн бұрын
You might also like this, Chain on GTK kzread.info/dash/bejne/m2h-tM2fqdy9l6w.htmlsi=m3YJ8zz0Y9hC6F3K
@jamesp77092 күн бұрын
He absolutely nailed this one. My favorite version of this song so far. He has great covers of Sabbath, Dio, Whitesnake, Journey, Pantera, Judas Priest, Bon Jovi and Mariah Carey as well on his channel. He is also a fantastic live singer. He won Swedish Idol a younger kid. You can still find his version of Queen's "Show Must Go On" and other nuggets from those days on KZread.
@krikat34852 күн бұрын
Yo! Wow! Just wow! Who else would attempt this?
@JohnnyJ1602 күн бұрын
Yo
@ronbishop32892 күн бұрын
Check out Eric's version of Maria Carey's song Without You. He does an awesome cover it!
@KaliFlamingo2 күн бұрын
Erik is great. One of my favourites. You should also check out Tommy Johansson. He was guitarist in Sabaton until recentlly and is lead guitar/singer in Majestica, but he does a ton of his own solo work and has a phenomenal voice - just like Erik. Erik and Tommy also did a collab on a Sabaton song Carolus Rex. Tommy J uploads a new cover almost every Friday. (psst and you'll like his guitar work) Cheers!
@user-kw1gp3dq4o2 күн бұрын
Now folks know what was influencing Malcolm & Angus Young when they were developing AC/DC.
@badwolf15872 күн бұрын
I was weeping like a leaky faucet with you. Another 50ish yr old dude😂😂😂
@donepearce2 күн бұрын
She has two techniques. When she plays rock she holds the guitar on her right knee, with the neck horizontal. For a classical piece like this it goes on her left knee with the neck raised, There are two distinct guitarists living in her brain.
@brittjannesath25392 күн бұрын
Erik was the vocalist in Skid row, he recently quit due to health issues. He also had his own band HEAT, and New Horizon with Jona Tee ( Jona on keys here). Erik won Swedish idol some years back, Eriks Headless cross cover are a banger 😀🇸🇪
@michaelgoyettemusic2 күн бұрын
What kind of health issues?
@brittjannesath25392 күн бұрын
He had leukemia
@michaelgoyettemusic2 күн бұрын
@@brittjannesath2539 damn, but that’s past tense now?
@brittjannesath25392 күн бұрын
Its 2 years ago he had treatment.
@lionfromthenorth4580Күн бұрын
The treatment put his immune system on the level of a 4 year old kid.. Touring with a band like Skid Row is no joke. So that's why he decided to leave. I'm a huge fan of his and a proud Swede as well!🤘🇸🇪
@briangill40002 күн бұрын
WOW,. i told kappy that i would also, only have time for a half listen. It was so good, i couldn't stop. Yo, yo. Don't know Eric. Will need to find more of his stuff. Peace out.
@michaelgoyettemusic2 күн бұрын
I definitely wanna hear some of his rock stuff…..he has a Whitesnake song I have on Deck.
@RobertDeMartin2 күн бұрын
She has the "it" Factor. (Since she was 1 1/2 years old!) Not only her voice but her artistic contributions create something special every time she sings 'for us'.
@fret-less2 күн бұрын
Yo Mike. Agreed very tasty use of the whammy bar. beautiful arrangement, great player.
@michaelgoyettemusic2 күн бұрын
We agree!! 🍻
@fret-less2 күн бұрын
@@michaelgoyettemusic Here's one for you... What's the difference between a chord solo and fingerstyle? Back in the day it was all finger picking to me. Is there a difference? I mean Alip Ba ta, Tommy Emmanuel and Marcin all play fingerstyle apparently but the styles are completely different. Now I'm starting to see arrangements described as chord solos and I'm getting a tad confused 'cos to me they are doing the same thing. i.e. mixing parts of the original song into an arrangement which contains elements of the chord sequence, bass, line, hooks and melodies into one playable piece. How much flair is added to that seems to depend on the players personality and showmanship. Just wondering am I missing some nuance or is there another world of guitar out there that I haven't discovered?
@jonathanlaw4752 күн бұрын
you can't convince me that Beethoven wouldn't have been a straight metal head if he was alive today
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She's got Hot Sauce 🔥🔥🔥
Yo, what a ride this is.
Man has got pipes to nail those high notes at the end in a full chest voice is crazy
She was 7 years old
Charles & Davie are best friends and at the same time worst enemies 😂😅 They keep on challenging each other to achieve greatness. What a time to be alive. We're lucky there are two of them.
Didnt see inxs at family hotel Rydalmere, up north nsw at a church hall, very early performance
Family hotel was a big gig, early 80s, every Tuesday night, friends and I saw, the angels, midnight oil, INXS, AC DC, radiators, divinals, Chrissie amplet, cold chisel, ...........
Wasn't at Melbourne concert, but saw them perform at the family hotel Rydalmere, NSW Australia, a few times, in early 1980s. Doc Neeson used to wear black, and what the crowd sings is written on doc Neeson's shirt!!! Peter Garrett, midnight oil, shaved head
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I don't know how true it is, but I heard she stopped in 2016 to concentrate on her education and attended a university (or French equivalent) and is now back since 2023
I prefer music with passion and feeling rather than monotone loud noisy passionless guitar. What she performed is technically great...but lacked passionate feelings generated that is normally felt in just the first 45 seconds of Moonlight Sonata.
Yo! Son of Victor.
You should check out Tommy Johansson as well! Also Swedish with an amazing voice but also a multi instrumentalist and fantastic at arranging music. Previously lead guitarist in Sabaton. I could go on and on. Releasing a new cover every Friday. I don't know how he does it with the arrangements, planning the video, playing and singing all the parts. He's one in a million!
Wouldn't surprise me if she is also looking at a wave screen (screen as 'conductor') to get the timing right with the backing. There are some off-beat accents because it's based on classical music. I myself like to do that too with recordings with tempo changes f.i.
Playing with intent is such a concept. For so long I just strummed.
Davie 504 is special but Charles is in another place.
When I was growing up, bass was a percussion supplement! Bass today is a new music form!
He is that good live. I have several videos over the last 2 years of his live performances with Skid Row over on my channel.
💔🇨🇦
What a great version. For a song that everyone really knows because of two women he gave it a new feel. YOu have to do more.
He quit Skid row beacause he got Leukemia. As i understand hes better but has to put his health first.
He had Leukemia prior to Skid Row. He was just recovering from his bone marrow transplant when Skid Row asked him to join. He had to make the decision to leave Skid Row due to the rigorous touring schedule with a brand new immune system, and he kept catching colds and flues. He needs to fully recover before massive touring again.
Oh and bless you ☺️
You’d like castles probably.. it’s another singing one. I’d highly recommend that.
To me the most mindblowing part of this is the fact that she is actually blending the two guitar solos of the song into one and then giving it her own spin and flavour. Even Herman Li dropped his jaw watching it, stopped the video, looked into the camera and went: Fååårk! Even though her band upon her return essentially is a garage Grunge band, she is in her early twenties and learning how to write rock songs and being part of a band. It´s not fantastic and people are giving her flack for this, but come on, she´s got a lifetime to learn that skill. She has long ago proven herself to the world and I hope this is the beginning of a long a fruitful life for her as one of this worlds most gifted, talented and skillful guitarists. None of us can hold a candle to her.
Don´t worry,- Tina S is a legend, Marcin is Marcin, Tim Henson is Tim Henson, Ichika is Ichika and the rest of us can always try to play a slow blues i Am melodically focusing on the flat 5 or a single line swinging version of Für Elise so we can at least try to convince ourselves we have just a little justification. We have none.
My man, don´t worry,- Marcin is Marcin, Tim Henson is Tim Henson, Ichika is Ichika and the rest of us can always try to play a slow blues i Am melodically focusing on the flat 5 so we can at least try to convince ourselves we have just a little justification.
Yo. This interpretation and delivery is more appealing to me than the original because it isn't sappy. Plus he has a voice with an incredible range. Sweden has provided us with incredible music artists, from songwriters to vocalists like this. Are you familiar with the Swedish band Dirty Loops? If not, they are a whole different version of incredible....with a side serving of humor.
Erik i more than amazing. I am Swedish and I have heard him live several times sinces 2009 and his voice and ranch is unreal but what is the most impressive is that he is even better live and he hits his noter EVERY EVERY TIME.he is the best ❤
Erik normally records with a couple of friends/artists that provide their musical parts to him. He then prefers to deliver the song "live" in his studio to the recorded music. Of course there could be multiple takes to perfect the song, but what we hear is the live voice of him with some reverb. ENJOY! PS: Erik beat cancer in 2021 and just after that he was approached by Skid Row (his all-time favourite band) to join them as the new singer. He toured and made the latest album with them, but due to the struggles with his health, still recovering from the cancer treatment, he had to withdraw for health reasons recently. DS.
Yes this cover is awesome but i recommend you to listen to Eriks first cover on the Chanel, the cover of Black Sabbaths Headless cross, he was in the middle of his cancer treatment when he did it. I promise that you won't be disappointed.
This video brings me joy, and it was lovely to see that mirrored in you. Fabulous song and a great little piece of cinema to go with it
So many great Aussie musicians so many great songs and of course Vander and Young a who's who of songwriters for the worlds best. ACDC, Russell Moriss, Cold Chisel, Jonh Farnham, Easybeats aka Friday on my mind fame and out of the Easybeats check out Evie by the lead singer and of course Russell Morriss's Coca Cola masterpiece that sold tens of millions of Cokes then Bluesey style inspired by the greats such as Muddy Waters from the Masters Apprentices with Tobaco Road etc. You have discovered a deep rabbit hole
And this is wild, Lobby with The Coloured Balls at Sunbury 1973 (our version of Woodstock, held over 3 years) at 3:30am as they had flown in from Adelaide where they had played at another festival. They were off their heads when they got in kzread.info/dash/bejne/hYVrz8iGdJC3XcY.htmlsi=ZtxXmKBVlqXgRkH4
And some quotes: Loyde played G.O.D when he did an unscheduled performance at Sunbury ’73 - at 3.30 am on January 29. He called it “the Fucked Band” - “you were fucked if you were in it and you were fucked if you weren’t”. “We were off our minds,” Loyde later explained, “and we said to the stage roadies, ‘Turn it on, mate, we’re going to bloody play!’ And they said, ‘Everyone’s asleep.’ And we said, ‘Ah, they won’t be asleep for long!’”
I suggest 'night train' (unplugged) in a 'lockerroom' by Erik 🇸🇪
Supreme
You might also like this, Chain on GTK kzread.info/dash/bejne/m2h-tM2fqdy9l6w.htmlsi=m3YJ8zz0Y9hC6F3K
He absolutely nailed this one. My favorite version of this song so far. He has great covers of Sabbath, Dio, Whitesnake, Journey, Pantera, Judas Priest, Bon Jovi and Mariah Carey as well on his channel. He is also a fantastic live singer. He won Swedish Idol a younger kid. You can still find his version of Queen's "Show Must Go On" and other nuggets from those days on KZread.
Yo! Wow! Just wow! Who else would attempt this?
Yo
Check out Eric's version of Maria Carey's song Without You. He does an awesome cover it!
Erik is great. One of my favourites. You should also check out Tommy Johansson. He was guitarist in Sabaton until recentlly and is lead guitar/singer in Majestica, but he does a ton of his own solo work and has a phenomenal voice - just like Erik. Erik and Tommy also did a collab on a Sabaton song Carolus Rex. Tommy J uploads a new cover almost every Friday. (psst and you'll like his guitar work) Cheers!
Now folks know what was influencing Malcolm & Angus Young when they were developing AC/DC.
I was weeping like a leaky faucet with you. Another 50ish yr old dude😂😂😂
She has two techniques. When she plays rock she holds the guitar on her right knee, with the neck horizontal. For a classical piece like this it goes on her left knee with the neck raised, There are two distinct guitarists living in her brain.
Erik was the vocalist in Skid row, he recently quit due to health issues. He also had his own band HEAT, and New Horizon with Jona Tee ( Jona on keys here). Erik won Swedish idol some years back, Eriks Headless cross cover are a banger 😀🇸🇪
What kind of health issues?
He had leukemia
@@brittjannesath2539 damn, but that’s past tense now?
Its 2 years ago he had treatment.
The treatment put his immune system on the level of a 4 year old kid.. Touring with a band like Skid Row is no joke. So that's why he decided to leave. I'm a huge fan of his and a proud Swede as well!🤘🇸🇪
WOW,. i told kappy that i would also, only have time for a half listen. It was so good, i couldn't stop. Yo, yo. Don't know Eric. Will need to find more of his stuff. Peace out.
I definitely wanna hear some of his rock stuff…..he has a Whitesnake song I have on Deck.
She has the "it" Factor. (Since she was 1 1/2 years old!) Not only her voice but her artistic contributions create something special every time she sings 'for us'.
Yo Mike. Agreed very tasty use of the whammy bar. beautiful arrangement, great player.
We agree!! 🍻
@@michaelgoyettemusic Here's one for you... What's the difference between a chord solo and fingerstyle? Back in the day it was all finger picking to me. Is there a difference? I mean Alip Ba ta, Tommy Emmanuel and Marcin all play fingerstyle apparently but the styles are completely different. Now I'm starting to see arrangements described as chord solos and I'm getting a tad confused 'cos to me they are doing the same thing. i.e. mixing parts of the original song into an arrangement which contains elements of the chord sequence, bass, line, hooks and melodies into one playable piece. How much flair is added to that seems to depend on the players personality and showmanship. Just wondering am I missing some nuance or is there another world of guitar out there that I haven't discovered?
you can't convince me that Beethoven wouldn't have been a straight metal head if he was alive today