Absolutely fantastic video. That lead was one of my favorites from the time. And then you have the beautiful melodic lead of Empty Rooms. I think you nailed it. It's also great motivation for when I'm struggling to learn a new solo. Slow it down. Learn it properly. Great lesson!
@sologitara5 минут бұрын
Thx Ben! Amassing! Maybe Whitesnake - You're Gonna Break My Heart Again Rhythm guitar or solo
@nealo81423 минут бұрын
Gary was unreal. Blues alive one of my guitar bibles! He was a one off. If you notice played a lot of licks between 1st and 2nd finger not 3rd as most people would. Like django it might be easier to do it like him..depends on hand size.
@brokenbiskitspete351549 минут бұрын
That’s the smuggest face I’ve ever seen, at the end of your video lol, and well deserved…great job!
@prtzllgc8059 минут бұрын
Morristown? Dude isn’t that where they filmed Evil Dead!?!
@BenEller50 минут бұрын
Yes!!!! Our only claim to fame hahaha
@prtzllgc8040 минут бұрын
@@BenEller so good there’s no room for other claims 😂👍
@brownpunk1794Сағат бұрын
Great lesson..but pls confirm does this ALSO apply to say drop C,B and A? Cheers
@amesmilesoff4768Сағат бұрын
That was definitely enjoyable, cheers Ben 👍
@BenEllerСағат бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!!!
@localbodСағат бұрын
Damn you can play! You did Gary Moore proud. It sounded lovely when you put it all together with the backing track. 👍😎
@BenEllerСағат бұрын
Thanks a lot!
@acefan2trekninjaСағат бұрын
More Skankbanger.
@williammolina9792Сағат бұрын
One of my favorite Gary Moore solo.
@METAL666MANIAC2Сағат бұрын
See if you can learn I spit on your grave by sinergy in a day, good luck bro
@Billywagner22Сағат бұрын
We want Moore!
@retropyroСағат бұрын
I had no idea who Gary Moore was until the 90's when reading a interview with Vivian Campbell where is just gushed over his love of everything Gary Moore, so I had to dive in.
@snowdevil7727Сағат бұрын
Amazing video, Ben.
@BenEllerСағат бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it
@mikerauter1859Сағат бұрын
Moore rules brah brah, any chance you could attempt to learn Euronymous' solo to freezing moon?
@rosskrause3926Сағат бұрын
I had worked on Out in the Fields 4-5 years ago and finally realized I would never get it right so I did my own pitiful version of it here at home..glad to see you Ben getting it done.. I remember the day he passed I was actually listening to him on KZread and drinking a beer and one of my friends called me and told me Gary Moore died in his sleep.. it crushed me but at least I can still listen to him and his incredible playing...looks like I am about to fire up one of my Jacksons now so Thank you Ben !
@Hallucinato4442 сағат бұрын
This is a bad lesson you completely jump around explaining the intro like this isn't a good teaching video. Not trying to hate it's just horrible
@Eefaux2 сағат бұрын
Thank you Ben. Love your videos and always good to see Gary being given some recognition. Last two times I saw him live was Hammersmith Odeon for the Still Got the Blues then After Hours tours. The man was fire-breathing and total commitment. His live sound, intensity, honesty and control unbelievable. Such a great loss. Miss him still today but we have his music, some great videos where you get a taste of what it was like to witness him live, and now your video. Cheers mate!
@crazyivan29052 сағат бұрын
Stevie Ray Vaughn could play that riff if he was still with us. Would of been great to listen to him cover Eddie. stevies cover of voodoo child is insane. Best Hendrix cover ever.
@basildog0072 сағат бұрын
Dr Garus Moore, for your health.
@johnnylayton16722 сағат бұрын
Not only was Gary Moore a great lead guitarist but a GREAT singer as well -- and there's no doubt in my mind that his left hand vibrato was heavily informed by his vocal singing. I think while it's fair that being a great guitarists doesn't need to include the ability or interest to sing, the very best for me are the ones that can & do -- e.g., Gary Moore, Eric Johnson, Jimi Hendrix, Tony Rice, Albert Lee, George Benson, Willie Nelson, Mikael Äkerfeldt, Gustavo Cerati, Ry Cooder, Molly Tuttle, Joe Satriani, etc.
@jameshh51502 сағат бұрын
Great job on a great solo, Ben. Love Gary Moore. i was lucky to see Gary a lot over the years all the way from Thin Lizzy onwards and always admired how his playing had so much personality and how you could really hear his connection to the guitar. He ripped on all the styles he played and he could really dig into those frets like no one else. Much missed player.
@MickH602 сағат бұрын
cool... I practiced inside picking so much now it's something I do all the time now, although I still land on up picks often , which is a pain when you're trying to harmonically pick the last note .I also find myself hammering on instead of picking some notes, usually playing fast, I've given up and accepted that !! it did my head in for ages too, and still does at times....
@Forest_Fifer3 сағат бұрын
Finally...😉
@davefitzpatrick8433 сағат бұрын
I tried to learn this years ago but that ascending run broke my heart. I may not learn it in a day but I'm going to have another crack at it. Thanks Ben!
@BenEller2 сағат бұрын
You can do it!
@jeffwombold91673 сағат бұрын
I would love to see how a couple things are done, that I somehow can't quite reach on a song called "Hope" by DGM. The lead breaks are phenomenal. There's a piece around 3:25 that is so clear and concise that I can't seem to catch it, and a descending/ascending run near the end of the song, which is fairly common, but extremely fast, and I know I'm not the only one who needs a tip on how to get it to come out smooth.
@davidnoy39643 сағат бұрын
Live at Montreux , The messiah will come again is probably the greatest live prerformance I have ever heard. I got to see Gary live once. Out of all the gigs i have been to over the years , i will never forget seeing Gary. Tore my head off from start to finish.
@JonMurray3 сағат бұрын
Outstanding work dude. Awesome. Really funny as well man hahah! The Phil Lynott tribute where Gary and Scott did the medley makes all the hairs on my body stand up just thinking about it. He had so much feel to his playing. Man. Such a sad loss to the world.
@chrisburzenski23173 сағат бұрын
Gary had his own style, no question! Saw him in 86, incredible!
@threedays3 сағат бұрын
“Shapes of Things” solo 😮
@turnerm333 сағат бұрын
I always started the lick on the C On the 8th Fret low E string 😮😊 you get real Hulk strenght by that 😂
@Duncan21993 сағат бұрын
Man, i love this song. Great choice and solo by Gary
@philjones49953 сағат бұрын
Gary became my Fav after Stevie Ray passed. Heard Gary on the radio with "Still got the Blues" and thought "wow Santana has a new album" turned out to be Gary. I had never heard of him. He was a true Wizard.
@recordman5553 сағат бұрын
Thanks for this, Ben! I love watching guitar tutorials. I have 2 guitars - a Yamaha classical, and a Jackson Dinky. I just wish I could actually play them - LOL. Where in Tennessee do you live now? I'm just outside of Memphis.
@BenEller3 сағат бұрын
Nice! I’m a Knoxville guy!
@hexn00b523 сағат бұрын
Nice! Don’t forget blue powder.
@captnse3 сағат бұрын
I’d like to see you play Paul Gilbert, “Technical Difficulties” in a Day, Ben!! 👍🏼👍🏼
@BenEller3 сағат бұрын
Ooooo good one
@burnsZY854 сағат бұрын
You shoud look into another great irish guitar player Rory Gallagher.
@Birkguitars4 сағат бұрын
Gary Moore had the fastest hammer on pull off I have ever heard. I swear he had Usain Bolt level fingers. But I did hear a story that even he admitted there were times he regretted making that run so fast. Shortly after the track came out it was transcribed in one of the guitar magazines and I was pleased that I could play it at half speed! To this day it has always been the one solo I never dared dream I might be able to play in time with the original but who knows. Maybe if I spend the next year practising......
@brianmiller20754 сағат бұрын
I do
@johngraymusic4 сағат бұрын
Gary was definitely a heart felt player! Could you do a lesson on still got the blues? Thanks for your kind and humorous way of sharing!!
@Redcattledog4 сағат бұрын
Great job Ben, you really nailed it, sounded fantastic, this is the goto lesson on how to play the solo IMO. 10/10.
@yourmomlovespenis4 сағат бұрын
As a Jew I really enjoyed the "happy Chanukah" it's what I say when I'm frustrated.
@juhopitkaranta68834 сағат бұрын
I think you are spot on with the first part of the hellish run going over the fretboard until reaching the high E string. Especially in live videos you can see how Gary seems to "strugle" more on the Yngwie pattern, and I think it is intentional: he is starting with a safe pattern he is able to play really clean but as the run gets higher in pitch and the tension with it, the excecution of the picking gets wilder, almost as getting aout of hand as playing it clean gets tougher, like a speeding car getting out of control when reaching high enough of a speed.
@BenEller4 сағат бұрын
Thanks man!!! Yeah I saw some videos where he goes total chromatic madness on the E, or a scalar pulloff thing. It’s hard!!!
@paulcollins81224 сағат бұрын
Awesome Ben, you dedicated yourself to doing one of Gary's amazing solos and it sounded brilliant
@BenEller4 сағат бұрын
Thank you so much!!
@JohnWalker2624 сағат бұрын
Gary pulled that shit off just by shear force of will. All the guys that came after him figured out all the economy picking and finesse, where Gary just dug in and powered through it. Also amazed me that he would do stuff that I would play with 1st and 4th fingers with 1st and 2nd. A lot of his playing in the “blues era” is with 2 fingers. Mind blowing.
@BenEller4 сағат бұрын
Man, his ferocity was unreal. Nothing delicate about it!
@JacobNNorton19824 сағат бұрын
These episodes are like the car guys who find abandon vehicles in a field, get them running and drive 500 miles home. I love this shit dude! And HELL YES FOR THE PHIL AND GUITAR VAULT SHOUT OUT!!!
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Absolutely fantastic video. That lead was one of my favorites from the time. And then you have the beautiful melodic lead of Empty Rooms. I think you nailed it. It's also great motivation for when I'm struggling to learn a new solo. Slow it down. Learn it properly. Great lesson!
Thx Ben! Amassing! Maybe Whitesnake - You're Gonna Break My Heart Again Rhythm guitar or solo
Gary was unreal. Blues alive one of my guitar bibles! He was a one off. If you notice played a lot of licks between 1st and 2nd finger not 3rd as most people would. Like django it might be easier to do it like him..depends on hand size.
That’s the smuggest face I’ve ever seen, at the end of your video lol, and well deserved…great job!
Morristown? Dude isn’t that where they filmed Evil Dead!?!
Yes!!!! Our only claim to fame hahaha
@@BenEller so good there’s no room for other claims 😂👍
Great lesson..but pls confirm does this ALSO apply to say drop C,B and A? Cheers
That was definitely enjoyable, cheers Ben 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!!!
Damn you can play! You did Gary Moore proud. It sounded lovely when you put it all together with the backing track. 👍😎
Thanks a lot!
More Skankbanger.
One of my favorite Gary Moore solo.
See if you can learn I spit on your grave by sinergy in a day, good luck bro
We want Moore!
I had no idea who Gary Moore was until the 90's when reading a interview with Vivian Campbell where is just gushed over his love of everything Gary Moore, so I had to dive in.
Amazing video, Ben.
Glad you enjoyed it
Moore rules brah brah, any chance you could attempt to learn Euronymous' solo to freezing moon?
I had worked on Out in the Fields 4-5 years ago and finally realized I would never get it right so I did my own pitiful version of it here at home..glad to see you Ben getting it done.. I remember the day he passed I was actually listening to him on KZread and drinking a beer and one of my friends called me and told me Gary Moore died in his sleep.. it crushed me but at least I can still listen to him and his incredible playing...looks like I am about to fire up one of my Jacksons now so Thank you Ben !
This is a bad lesson you completely jump around explaining the intro like this isn't a good teaching video. Not trying to hate it's just horrible
Thank you Ben. Love your videos and always good to see Gary being given some recognition. Last two times I saw him live was Hammersmith Odeon for the Still Got the Blues then After Hours tours. The man was fire-breathing and total commitment. His live sound, intensity, honesty and control unbelievable. Such a great loss. Miss him still today but we have his music, some great videos where you get a taste of what it was like to witness him live, and now your video. Cheers mate!
Stevie Ray Vaughn could play that riff if he was still with us. Would of been great to listen to him cover Eddie. stevies cover of voodoo child is insane. Best Hendrix cover ever.
Dr Garus Moore, for your health.
Not only was Gary Moore a great lead guitarist but a GREAT singer as well -- and there's no doubt in my mind that his left hand vibrato was heavily informed by his vocal singing. I think while it's fair that being a great guitarists doesn't need to include the ability or interest to sing, the very best for me are the ones that can & do -- e.g., Gary Moore, Eric Johnson, Jimi Hendrix, Tony Rice, Albert Lee, George Benson, Willie Nelson, Mikael Äkerfeldt, Gustavo Cerati, Ry Cooder, Molly Tuttle, Joe Satriani, etc.
Great job on a great solo, Ben. Love Gary Moore. i was lucky to see Gary a lot over the years all the way from Thin Lizzy onwards and always admired how his playing had so much personality and how you could really hear his connection to the guitar. He ripped on all the styles he played and he could really dig into those frets like no one else. Much missed player.
cool... I practiced inside picking so much now it's something I do all the time now, although I still land on up picks often , which is a pain when you're trying to harmonically pick the last note .I also find myself hammering on instead of picking some notes, usually playing fast, I've given up and accepted that !! it did my head in for ages too, and still does at times....
Finally...😉
I tried to learn this years ago but that ascending run broke my heart. I may not learn it in a day but I'm going to have another crack at it. Thanks Ben!
You can do it!
I would love to see how a couple things are done, that I somehow can't quite reach on a song called "Hope" by DGM. The lead breaks are phenomenal. There's a piece around 3:25 that is so clear and concise that I can't seem to catch it, and a descending/ascending run near the end of the song, which is fairly common, but extremely fast, and I know I'm not the only one who needs a tip on how to get it to come out smooth.
Live at Montreux , The messiah will come again is probably the greatest live prerformance I have ever heard. I got to see Gary live once. Out of all the gigs i have been to over the years , i will never forget seeing Gary. Tore my head off from start to finish.
Outstanding work dude. Awesome. Really funny as well man hahah! The Phil Lynott tribute where Gary and Scott did the medley makes all the hairs on my body stand up just thinking about it. He had so much feel to his playing. Man. Such a sad loss to the world.
Gary had his own style, no question! Saw him in 86, incredible!
“Shapes of Things” solo 😮
I always started the lick on the C On the 8th Fret low E string 😮😊 you get real Hulk strenght by that 😂
Man, i love this song. Great choice and solo by Gary
Gary became my Fav after Stevie Ray passed. Heard Gary on the radio with "Still got the Blues" and thought "wow Santana has a new album" turned out to be Gary. I had never heard of him. He was a true Wizard.
Thanks for this, Ben! I love watching guitar tutorials. I have 2 guitars - a Yamaha classical, and a Jackson Dinky. I just wish I could actually play them - LOL. Where in Tennessee do you live now? I'm just outside of Memphis.
Nice! I’m a Knoxville guy!
Nice! Don’t forget blue powder.
I’d like to see you play Paul Gilbert, “Technical Difficulties” in a Day, Ben!! 👍🏼👍🏼
Ooooo good one
You shoud look into another great irish guitar player Rory Gallagher.
Gary Moore had the fastest hammer on pull off I have ever heard. I swear he had Usain Bolt level fingers. But I did hear a story that even he admitted there were times he regretted making that run so fast. Shortly after the track came out it was transcribed in one of the guitar magazines and I was pleased that I could play it at half speed! To this day it has always been the one solo I never dared dream I might be able to play in time with the original but who knows. Maybe if I spend the next year practising......
I do
Gary was definitely a heart felt player! Could you do a lesson on still got the blues? Thanks for your kind and humorous way of sharing!!
Great job Ben, you really nailed it, sounded fantastic, this is the goto lesson on how to play the solo IMO. 10/10.
As a Jew I really enjoyed the "happy Chanukah" it's what I say when I'm frustrated.
I think you are spot on with the first part of the hellish run going over the fretboard until reaching the high E string. Especially in live videos you can see how Gary seems to "strugle" more on the Yngwie pattern, and I think it is intentional: he is starting with a safe pattern he is able to play really clean but as the run gets higher in pitch and the tension with it, the excecution of the picking gets wilder, almost as getting aout of hand as playing it clean gets tougher, like a speeding car getting out of control when reaching high enough of a speed.
Thanks man!!! Yeah I saw some videos where he goes total chromatic madness on the E, or a scalar pulloff thing. It’s hard!!!
Awesome Ben, you dedicated yourself to doing one of Gary's amazing solos and it sounded brilliant
Thank you so much!!
Gary pulled that shit off just by shear force of will. All the guys that came after him figured out all the economy picking and finesse, where Gary just dug in and powered through it. Also amazed me that he would do stuff that I would play with 1st and 4th fingers with 1st and 2nd. A lot of his playing in the “blues era” is with 2 fingers. Mind blowing.
Man, his ferocity was unreal. Nothing delicate about it!
These episodes are like the car guys who find abandon vehicles in a field, get them running and drive 500 miles home. I love this shit dude! And HELL YES FOR THE PHIL AND GUITAR VAULT SHOUT OUT!!!
423 represent!
@@BenEller they will burry me in the 423
Soo cool!!! Thank you
Glad you like it!
Great song, great players, you rock!
You say Gary Moore, I press like!!