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@bathroomjon17 сағат бұрын
Damn, that looks tricky! Good job
@PookRocks7 сағат бұрын
Awesome lesson Adrian 👍😎 🎸 thank you
@simonrobson584410 сағат бұрын
Imagine what you’d be like with a quiff?
@creativeguyontheloose19 сағат бұрын
BTW, that Rockabilly Rebuild course is the best guitar lesson money I've spent in 20 years! Thanks for putting that together, man!!
@creativeguyontheloose19 сағат бұрын
Adrian, you inspire me everyday. And, I'm so relieved that that sunburn on the top part of my head will not prevent me from continuing to play rockabilly. Whew!😂
@JeremiahMoorheadКүн бұрын
What model Gretsch is that? I've just not seen one with that headstock before. I love it!
@antoinExploreleMondeКүн бұрын
Bonjour from France 🇫🇷 Your videos are very interesting, I’m starting to play rockabilly and I’m going to your KZread page to help me with that ! Just one question 😄 but what is the model of your Gretsch :) Merci beaucoup and keep smiling ! 🤟🏼
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Hey mate! Glad to hear of another convert!! Do check out my rockabilly guitar for the complete beginner course free on KZread!
@BenMartinBoxКүн бұрын
But to play Rockabilly you really need a smile in your face and a lot of joy doing so! 😄Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
I agree, well said man! Have a good week!!!
@DamonBrazzellUkesploitationКүн бұрын
Sometimes you don't need a guitar. I recently recorded an album that's a mix of rockabilly, surf, and garage rock and I played all the main parts on a ukulele.
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Of course, I didn’t think of that!! Brilliant!
@kpnashКүн бұрын
I'm a bit nervous now... Do I still need a beard to play rockabilly or should I shave it off....? lol
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Definitely at least a beard lol!!
@scottcurry4116Күн бұрын
Nice video. I too am missing a bit up top! Thanks for sharing!
@blackprince4074Күн бұрын
Hey! I am the same, but as a wise man once said you cannot have hair and brains at the same time as our brains are expanding and push out the hair. Clapton wears a hair piece so does Mick from the rolling stones.
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
No shame in that, it’s just hair man!!! *quickly puts hat back on*
@hinduismwithpremananddasbhagatКүн бұрын
Luther Perkins played the first Johnny Cash album on a used crappy guitar - not a Gretsch. Not expensive. No effects.
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
EXACTLY!! Good call! It’s not that I’m against them, I’m just saying it’s not essential!
@Newwaver2007Күн бұрын
Usually I use a delay pedal, it helps me play, tho with the rest it’s sometimes extra’s with finding some good setting where my guitar is driven enough to give feedback when I turn my guitar towards the amp, or when I use a reverb, I usually do it for a song about some train. Funny enough how my cheap spring reverb pedal does great with live gigs. For when I play at gigs outdoors I prefer using my affordable pedals for those. Sometimes I can find a cheap pedal for great sound.
@JuliusSeizureOfficialКүн бұрын
Its missing something played on a solid body.
@bernhardnizynski4403Күн бұрын
I think a short delay enhances the Rock a Billy sound! I like a Gretsch, but a Telecaster is fantastic!
@AdrianWhyte2 сағат бұрын
Agree, I use delays as well, I’m just saying you don’t have too!
@georgearagon2546Күн бұрын
Dude from The Meteors does just fine without the last one!😁
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Haha you are very clever, you didn’t even spoil it!
@marquisdecarabas1312Күн бұрын
Saw them live this year. Fenech got old. But when he is on stage he still opens the gates to hell 🤘🏻😁
@macswКүн бұрын
@@marquisdecarabas1312 Played 2 gigs with him last year. Nice guy
@rocco8222Күн бұрын
I felt called out lol but also. Gotta have a sense of humor about it all, I came across this a while back, they pretty much nail it, but when they said rockabilly have jobs like building motorcycles, or being butchers, a job with an apron, I felt it because I worked those jobs, signed another bald retired punk. Lol kzread.info/dash/bejne/rGlqma6On9bXp6w.htmlsi=lB1BGCuY7eZEadkc
@sweetnsourchick1761Күн бұрын
Don't need hair to play Rockabilly? You hypocrite! You have gobs of hair on your chin! 😉 😁
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
That crossed my mind actually lol!!! Only when I was editing the video 😂😂😂 good point!!
@josephcorcoran8714Күн бұрын
Excellent playing. How do you like that Falcon? I plan on getting one someday I just got a Hot Rod for now w
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Honestly, I love it. I love the big body for jazz as much as anything else! I’ve been working heaps on my solo guitar stuff since I got it, and of course it rocks hard too!
@josephcorcoran8714Күн бұрын
@@AdrianWhyte it’s damn beautiful too.
@JacksonKickКүн бұрын
Nice video Adrian your videos are always cool man keep them coming
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Thanks mate, really appreciate you saying so! It was not a cool morning beforehand so I’m not sure how I pulled this off!
@meadishКүн бұрын
Really good lesson, and very classy of you to direct people to the ACPG channel; hats off for that. Nobody has broken down the James Burton version yet as far as I can tell. There is an excellent cover, but no lessons. I suppose if you have a good ear and a few buckets of patience, you could slow down that cover and reverse engineer it, but it seems like a daunting project to me. Maybe something for you?
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
That’s a great idea! I did a lesson on his Folsom prison solo years ago and it was tricky but not impossible. I would definitely be into that! Thanks for your thoughts :)
@fritsvanzanten35732 күн бұрын
7:08 not quite clear to me which finger you use next to the pick, the first or second finger, those two times.
@alquimista19723 күн бұрын
thank you brother
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
My pleasure man!
@jammininthejammies49823 күн бұрын
Killer tone and playing!
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Thank you!!!
@darkslider8023 күн бұрын
Thanks
@silkee596 күн бұрын
Danny Gatton was a complete guitarist he was not limited to playing one style with all due respect to rock a Billy he was much deeper with a vast harmonic knowledge. He could play a pair of shoe laces and make it sound better than most guitarists.
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Agree, I love his work! Thank you!
@user-ny8dh2mk7m6 күн бұрын
tryin to get my jazz n raunchabilly chops back after longhaulers & surgeries. Way beneficial vid! Cheers from The Hockey-a-Billy Hotbed of SpoCanada, in the soon to be U$$@,
@1500chessie6 күн бұрын
Well expained and like always to discuss that theme. Hearing this music for 45 years and like RaB and the later Neo RaB. For me, Psycho lost it´s soul in the early 90´s when it´s sounds like metal bands. Batmobile, Guana Batz, Pharaohs etc. were this fine Psychosound with these RaB elements in there. Even Jeroen Haamers said once , with the upcoming of the Klingonz and other crazy bands, Psychobilly and it´s definate sound lost it´s soul.
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
I know what you’re saying, it lost the billy a bit didn’t it?!!
@creativeguyontheloose6 күн бұрын
This is amazing, man! What a cool new way to do this! Great job and excellent breakdown lesson. Thank you!!
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Thanks Ev, how are you man?
@markturner75507 күн бұрын
Wow! Fantastic breakdown and playing Adrian, many thanks for working on this one. I had the great pleasure of seeing HME play live recently in Stafford UK.. what a band. Was fortunate enough to be 2ft away from Duncan James's awsome playing. Can't wait to try this out.😅
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Thanks Mark, that would have been great! Just a great old school yet fresh sounding band. Really dig them! I bet you had a good look at that Falcon too!
@markturner7550Күн бұрын
Absolutely Adrian a stunner, had to smile when they played Call Me, nice to see and hear live after I learned from your tutorial!
Wow. Excellent work, Adrian. May I respectfully ask you how long it took to sit down and get this all under your fingers? I promise not to be discouraged by your answer 🙂
@AdrianWhyte7 күн бұрын
Thanks man! Good question - the Travis picking parts were no problem at all and I probably only spent an hour figuring them out, but the lead lick through the middle took a good hour to nut out, and a few hours of practicing, plus thinking about whilst I was supposed to be watching a show with my wife, then some more practice of those licks over a few nights, then some practice over the whole song… I would say I put 6 hours into transcribing and about 2-3 hours into putting the video together including shooting. Considering it’s a 1:25 tune, it took some effort, and I do learn stuff like this fast, it was just the licks and the way Duncan might do certain things that felt foreign. Tricky stuff!!
@chuckbackus54917 күн бұрын
@@AdrianWhyte That's great insight. Thanks for your answer, your efforts and your always amazing music.
@rocco82223 күн бұрын
Very cool, Hillbilly Moon Explosion rocks! That annoyingly hard lick is awesome.
@CC-qb9sm7 күн бұрын
Nice!!
@josephcorcoran87147 күн бұрын
I’ve been looking at those guitars. Sounds great. How do you like it compared to your 6120?
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
I don’t have my 6120 anymore unfortunately but it’s different, the longer scale is not as round sounding but also, the pickups make a big difference, I like the gift of the dynas but I do love the smoothness of the filtertrons
@HellbillyHalloween8 күн бұрын
Sounds bluegrass
@elmud10 күн бұрын
This is neo-rockabilly, so it sounds like shit on any guitar.
@AdrianWhyte10 күн бұрын
Ok mate…
@RoosterRocket11 күн бұрын
I just like a lil delay. Too much loses the best mods we have, our pickups!
@RoosterRocket11 күн бұрын
Nice tele Adrian! I'm getting one soon. I got a Gretsch and a Les Paul, now I just need a tele. Cowboys 'n' Engines vids coming soon.
@tdub288813 күн бұрын
Very nice gentlemen! His stuff ain't easy by a long shot....
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Thanks man, yeah it takes a guitarist to know that for sure!!
@RoosterRocket14 күн бұрын
I want to be a membah
@RoosterRocket14 күн бұрын
Careful Adrian, don't make Chris blow a fuse!
@bartpike44115 күн бұрын
Jerry would love this. I was playing bass with him when he was coming up with that. I still can’t play the guitar part. I can play the bass part but only people like you and Jerry can get it. It’s over my head.
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Wow that’s crazy man, thank you- so glad you came across this! I need to sit down and relearn it now, it’s super fun. I’m sure you can get it if you break it down!!
@mirindarock16 күн бұрын
Danny Gatton is the best guitarist ever!
@larryz398518 күн бұрын
I would love for a legend bass player to make that face with me playing lol😅😂 he probably would just keep the face the whole time 😂😅 so you fid pretty good 👍 👌
@roughcutguitarsКүн бұрын
@larryz3985 RIGHT??? I think he's actually playing that break-neck on purpose and it shows 😀
@danielsalisbury24519 күн бұрын
Dudes rock.
@AdrianWhyte18 күн бұрын
@@danielsalisbury245 thank you!!!
@roypattersonmusic21 күн бұрын
Why do almost all rockabilly guitarists start every phrase on the downbeat of one? Early rock&roll players like Chuck Berry had interesting phrasing; starting from different beats in the bar, 3 beat figures, playing over the barline, etc.
@AdrianWhyte18 күн бұрын
I would say more often than not rockabilly players play into the one, not from the one. When I’m playing by myself though, it’s always going to be different again to when I’m playing with a band. Chuck berry is more rock and roll than rockabilly, but he definitely took it somewhere!!
@paulhipp22 күн бұрын
Great review! Thanks for posting!!
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
My pleasure!!
@RoosterRocket23 күн бұрын
Rockabilly is just country with drums in my book
@steviesilver419223 күн бұрын
I just got one of these Mystery Brain Echo pedals Adrian....This video was very helpful. Thanks.
@AdrianWhyteКүн бұрын
Awesome! Let Tavo know you saw my video :) appreciate the feedback!
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Damn, that looks tricky! Good job
Awesome lesson Adrian 👍😎 🎸 thank you
Imagine what you’d be like with a quiff?
BTW, that Rockabilly Rebuild course is the best guitar lesson money I've spent in 20 years! Thanks for putting that together, man!!
Adrian, you inspire me everyday. And, I'm so relieved that that sunburn on the top part of my head will not prevent me from continuing to play rockabilly. Whew!😂
What model Gretsch is that? I've just not seen one with that headstock before. I love it!
Bonjour from France 🇫🇷 Your videos are very interesting, I’m starting to play rockabilly and I’m going to your KZread page to help me with that ! Just one question 😄 but what is the model of your Gretsch :) Merci beaucoup and keep smiling ! 🤟🏼
Hey mate! Glad to hear of another convert!! Do check out my rockabilly guitar for the complete beginner course free on KZread!
But to play Rockabilly you really need a smile in your face and a lot of joy doing so! 😄Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
I agree, well said man! Have a good week!!!
Sometimes you don't need a guitar. I recently recorded an album that's a mix of rockabilly, surf, and garage rock and I played all the main parts on a ukulele.
Of course, I didn’t think of that!! Brilliant!
I'm a bit nervous now... Do I still need a beard to play rockabilly or should I shave it off....? lol
Definitely at least a beard lol!!
Nice video. I too am missing a bit up top! Thanks for sharing!
Hey! I am the same, but as a wise man once said you cannot have hair and brains at the same time as our brains are expanding and push out the hair. Clapton wears a hair piece so does Mick from the rolling stones.
No shame in that, it’s just hair man!!! *quickly puts hat back on*
Luther Perkins played the first Johnny Cash album on a used crappy guitar - not a Gretsch. Not expensive. No effects.
EXACTLY!! Good call! It’s not that I’m against them, I’m just saying it’s not essential!
Usually I use a delay pedal, it helps me play, tho with the rest it’s sometimes extra’s with finding some good setting where my guitar is driven enough to give feedback when I turn my guitar towards the amp, or when I use a reverb, I usually do it for a song about some train. Funny enough how my cheap spring reverb pedal does great with live gigs. For when I play at gigs outdoors I prefer using my affordable pedals for those. Sometimes I can find a cheap pedal for great sound.
Its missing something played on a solid body.
I think a short delay enhances the Rock a Billy sound! I like a Gretsch, but a Telecaster is fantastic!
Agree, I use delays as well, I’m just saying you don’t have too!
Dude from The Meteors does just fine without the last one!😁
Haha you are very clever, you didn’t even spoil it!
Saw them live this year. Fenech got old. But when he is on stage he still opens the gates to hell 🤘🏻😁
@@marquisdecarabas1312 Played 2 gigs with him last year. Nice guy
I felt called out lol but also. Gotta have a sense of humor about it all, I came across this a while back, they pretty much nail it, but when they said rockabilly have jobs like building motorcycles, or being butchers, a job with an apron, I felt it because I worked those jobs, signed another bald retired punk. Lol kzread.info/dash/bejne/rGlqma6On9bXp6w.htmlsi=lB1BGCuY7eZEadkc
Don't need hair to play Rockabilly? You hypocrite! You have gobs of hair on your chin! 😉 😁
That crossed my mind actually lol!!! Only when I was editing the video 😂😂😂 good point!!
Excellent playing. How do you like that Falcon? I plan on getting one someday I just got a Hot Rod for now w
Honestly, I love it. I love the big body for jazz as much as anything else! I’ve been working heaps on my solo guitar stuff since I got it, and of course it rocks hard too!
@@AdrianWhyte it’s damn beautiful too.
Nice video Adrian your videos are always cool man keep them coming
Thanks mate, really appreciate you saying so! It was not a cool morning beforehand so I’m not sure how I pulled this off!
Really good lesson, and very classy of you to direct people to the ACPG channel; hats off for that. Nobody has broken down the James Burton version yet as far as I can tell. There is an excellent cover, but no lessons. I suppose if you have a good ear and a few buckets of patience, you could slow down that cover and reverse engineer it, but it seems like a daunting project to me. Maybe something for you?
That’s a great idea! I did a lesson on his Folsom prison solo years ago and it was tricky but not impossible. I would definitely be into that! Thanks for your thoughts :)
7:08 not quite clear to me which finger you use next to the pick, the first or second finger, those two times.
thank you brother
My pleasure man!
Killer tone and playing!
Thank you!!!
Thanks
Danny Gatton was a complete guitarist he was not limited to playing one style with all due respect to rock a Billy he was much deeper with a vast harmonic knowledge. He could play a pair of shoe laces and make it sound better than most guitarists.
Agree, I love his work! Thank you!
tryin to get my jazz n raunchabilly chops back after longhaulers & surgeries. Way beneficial vid! Cheers from The Hockey-a-Billy Hotbed of SpoCanada, in the soon to be U$$@,
Well expained and like always to discuss that theme. Hearing this music for 45 years and like RaB and the later Neo RaB. For me, Psycho lost it´s soul in the early 90´s when it´s sounds like metal bands. Batmobile, Guana Batz, Pharaohs etc. were this fine Psychosound with these RaB elements in there. Even Jeroen Haamers said once , with the upcoming of the Klingonz and other crazy bands, Psychobilly and it´s definate sound lost it´s soul.
I know what you’re saying, it lost the billy a bit didn’t it?!!
This is amazing, man! What a cool new way to do this! Great job and excellent breakdown lesson. Thank you!!
Thanks Ev, how are you man?
Wow! Fantastic breakdown and playing Adrian, many thanks for working on this one. I had the great pleasure of seeing HME play live recently in Stafford UK.. what a band. Was fortunate enough to be 2ft away from Duncan James's awsome playing. Can't wait to try this out.😅
Thanks Mark, that would have been great! Just a great old school yet fresh sounding band. Really dig them! I bet you had a good look at that Falcon too!
Absolutely Adrian a stunner, had to smile when they played Call Me, nice to see and hear live after I learned from your tutorial!
Thats cool Adrian 😎 TCB 😎 Rockabilly Rules 😎 TCB 😎
Wow. Excellent work, Adrian. May I respectfully ask you how long it took to sit down and get this all under your fingers? I promise not to be discouraged by your answer 🙂
Thanks man! Good question - the Travis picking parts were no problem at all and I probably only spent an hour figuring them out, but the lead lick through the middle took a good hour to nut out, and a few hours of practicing, plus thinking about whilst I was supposed to be watching a show with my wife, then some more practice of those licks over a few nights, then some practice over the whole song… I would say I put 6 hours into transcribing and about 2-3 hours into putting the video together including shooting. Considering it’s a 1:25 tune, it took some effort, and I do learn stuff like this fast, it was just the licks and the way Duncan might do certain things that felt foreign. Tricky stuff!!
@@AdrianWhyte That's great insight. Thanks for your answer, your efforts and your always amazing music.
Very cool, Hillbilly Moon Explosion rocks! That annoyingly hard lick is awesome.
Nice!!
I’ve been looking at those guitars. Sounds great. How do you like it compared to your 6120?
I don’t have my 6120 anymore unfortunately but it’s different, the longer scale is not as round sounding but also, the pickups make a big difference, I like the gift of the dynas but I do love the smoothness of the filtertrons
Sounds bluegrass
This is neo-rockabilly, so it sounds like shit on any guitar.
Ok mate…
I just like a lil delay. Too much loses the best mods we have, our pickups!
Nice tele Adrian! I'm getting one soon. I got a Gretsch and a Les Paul, now I just need a tele. Cowboys 'n' Engines vids coming soon.
Very nice gentlemen! His stuff ain't easy by a long shot....
Thanks man, yeah it takes a guitarist to know that for sure!!
I want to be a membah
Careful Adrian, don't make Chris blow a fuse!
Jerry would love this. I was playing bass with him when he was coming up with that. I still can’t play the guitar part. I can play the bass part but only people like you and Jerry can get it. It’s over my head.
Wow that’s crazy man, thank you- so glad you came across this! I need to sit down and relearn it now, it’s super fun. I’m sure you can get it if you break it down!!
Danny Gatton is the best guitarist ever!
I would love for a legend bass player to make that face with me playing lol😅😂 he probably would just keep the face the whole time 😂😅 so you fid pretty good 👍 👌
@larryz3985 RIGHT??? I think he's actually playing that break-neck on purpose and it shows 😀
Dudes rock.
@@danielsalisbury245 thank you!!!
Why do almost all rockabilly guitarists start every phrase on the downbeat of one? Early rock&roll players like Chuck Berry had interesting phrasing; starting from different beats in the bar, 3 beat figures, playing over the barline, etc.
I would say more often than not rockabilly players play into the one, not from the one. When I’m playing by myself though, it’s always going to be different again to when I’m playing with a band. Chuck berry is more rock and roll than rockabilly, but he definitely took it somewhere!!
Great review! Thanks for posting!!
My pleasure!!
Rockabilly is just country with drums in my book
I just got one of these Mystery Brain Echo pedals Adrian....This video was very helpful. Thanks.
Awesome! Let Tavo know you saw my video :) appreciate the feedback!