Brian is the man when it comes to Rockabilly/Jazz. I just wish that he would explain what he is doing. I already know that he can play the stuff. I would like to steal some things he does, but even on his instructional DVD's he just plays the licks and moves on.
There are so many great guitar players. Setzer is one of my favs because of his style....but a lot of people on here saying he's the greatest, there are others you could say that about...Mark Knopfler, Ricky Scaggs, Chet Atkins....are just 3 names that come to mind.
Country music has a rich history of having quite a few excellent guitar players & that heritage culminated in certain persons such as Brian Setzer...one of the best with six strings in his hands
Actually, most of B.S."s solos aren't that difficult to play technically, except for those really fast arpeggios. It's just that most modern guitarists work mostly out of the pentatonic scale and don't do a lot of melody based arpeggios which is what a lot of rockabilly and swing soloing is. This is more jazz oriented than rock. Setzer combines different genres to create a unique sound. The hardest part is not playing the notes, but getting the feel right.
Boohh - shall I be ashamed now how I play on my Gretsch? Yes! But . . . it's still fun to struggle with the beast, even if Brian is lightyears ahead. Great guy - fantastic player and guitar acrobat. I like his shows, his playing, but not so much the recordings. They are overdone - too much fiddling disturbes the spirit. Sometimes less is more. But I think he is damned to play at his limits!
so is rockabilly like country but more... i dunno. sounds cool but what is and who plays rockabilly? excuse my lack of knowledge on it, I love country and this seems like it but not so :P
@elebeu Ha-ha! Yeah, so true. I always wondered how he did that lick he demos at 3:12. Brian is such a cool genius - right down to that Norton T-shirt :-)
remember when this video came with the magasine ''guitar techniques'' it inspired me to start play rockabilly for the first time... I still do and always will :)
Im an All Around guitarist and only play whith heart,soul,and sound,also i let the fingers do the talking,so while in my shredding riff i might play a blues solo or maybe the other way around,my point is that it dosent matter what kind of guitarist you are, as long as you play with your ears,fingers,and above it all Soul and Heart.
I don't really see the point of doing the tucking the pick under your finger thing, unless that's the way you've already taught yourself. When I go from solo to picking like that, I just use the plectrum for the bass notes and the other fingers for the higher notes.. You don't lose/gain any extra fingers using either method compared to each other, but I just think it makes more sense to play with the plectrum and fingers at the same time..
@Nekroguitar Not really, using a plectrum gives a different sound, if you're using fingers, it makes sense to use all fingers/thumb for a consistent sound.
I remember when Stray Cat Strut debuted on Mtv I was in a hard rock band and we just by sheer chance happened to take a rehearsal break right then. We were like "Who the fuck are these clowns?" by the end of the song we were like "Whoa, where the hell did this guy come from?". Totally blown away. Been a huge fan ever since and never forgot that first introduction to Brian Setzer.
@SotR59 Too funny!...I remember when these guys (Stray Cats) broke. Your comment: "Who the fuck are these clowns?" was the exact same thing me and all my metalhead buddies thought as well. I saw the BSO at Bogarts in Cincinnati and was blown away by the difference in sound that seventeen plus stellar musicians could make. Like you, I've been a fan and admirer of Brian Setzer because of it...
GREAT PLAYING !!! AND LET THE SHREDDERS BELIEVE THAT THEY'RE THE FASTEST.........it's much harder to play these teqniques fast than shredding believe me...
@sielos27 Coming from a guy who started out with shreddier music and moved over to a more "expressive"" yet slower technique, trust me, its not. However it is a lot harder to make it sound as good as with this sort of music you need feel an groove whereas with shred this isn't the case.
@sielos27 Dude the shredders ARE fast ,and I have to disagree with you that this is harder than shredding, because THOSE ARE TOTALLY DIFFERENT STYLES you can't compare them like that,but yes! THIS IS GREAT PLAYING!!
@DH31701 Lawl why do people think you can't compare things that are different? That's the whole point of comparison. As far as Im concerned anyway, shredding is athletics, whether it's harder is irrelevant to me, but it doesn't express anything, so it makes it pointless IMO.
Well,my point is,the ways that shredding and playing slowly delivers feelings are different, for example let's say when you play slow you and you want to let ring a note,the the note you stop at will produce different feel according to the chord that's being played at the back. and for shredding,if you play C major scale up and down very fast,it'll just sound like any other major scale.but if you add an A chord beneath the speedy C major scale,the combination will produce an Minor scale feel
And another point is that you might be comparing a shitty emotionless shredding to this great masterpiece.But there are in fact a lot of great solos out there that shreds but carries emotions with it
@DH31701 No, I'm comparing shredding I've heard, to 'non shredding' music I've heard. I don't oppose fast playing, in taste and with tact. But when it's to show how big your 'guitar penis' is, which it pretty much, I'm not interested. I've never heard a shredding solo that carries emotion, point me in the right direction :)
@TheModCon Well you're right at that point.Truly most shreddings are indeed emotionless,well......try this,it's a instrumental metal song called"Emotion" by a Japanese metal band called "Galneryus" it may not be your kind of taste.But I think it's quite different from those feelingless fast playing.cheers
Why fucking compare them?! Shredding somewhere down the line is influenced straight off the back of rockabilly's hand, and besides, there probably equally as hard.
@hiverjr yes, and they are terrific players....look,I don't wanna be misunderstood by my enthusiasm so I have to tell u that I don't have a problem with shred, It just happened in my life, I've met some guys that said to me "speed is the hardest thing"...well for me it's not ! I think the ability to "fuse" is much harder....but what the hell.... its music anyway...;)
@sielos27 ya i kno wut u mean. any fast player kan chop through a basic scale or even multiple scales but it takes a real musician to morph it nd put a piece of themselves into it nd wind up creating something truly unique. and thts y brian nd mark r my biggest inspirations :)
Brian's guitar is a work of art, beautiful! A very talented guitar player and gracious to show other guitarists how he plays. Thank you for sharing this video.
You know whats realy cool if you listen to folks like Robert Johnson, Blind Melon this feel and style is very inline with what they did in the 1900's. obviously he adds jazz chording. Most of the Country style such as Chet Atkins and Travis spawned from this old Blues music. Obviously each one has added their own sound style and grace, but it is amazing how close it is.
practice man, I never though I'd get it. But it's muscle memory and getting comfortable. If you can use a pick, you can finger pick. It's all about getting your fingers to do what you want them to do. Keep them lose. Good luck.
Ok Brian... you learn us your skills on playing guitar. May I please learn you something?
When the sun is shining, take off your sunglasses once in a while...
:-)
buffelone 4 days ago
Brian is the man when it comes to Rockabilly/Jazz. I just wish that he would explain what he is doing. I already know that he can play the stuff. I would like to steal some things he does, but even on his instructional DVD's he just plays the licks and moves on.
bashfulbrother 5 days ago
There are so many great guitar players. Setzer is one of my favs because of his style....but a lot of people on here saying he's the greatest, there are others you could say that about...Mark Knopfler, Ricky Scaggs, Chet Atkins....are just 3 names that come to mind.
ThePetrohaulic 1 week ago
One of the best thats ever walked on stage. Hands down man!!!!
MrHooker53 1 week ago
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Great stuff; please checkout some original rockabilly at rockabillygone all one word.
rockabillygone 2 weeks ago
not as good as I thought he was
propagandatwo 2 weeks ago
I wish I could play like that! I was mesmerized not only by his playing but by that gorgeous guitar! I want one!
tgibbs94 3 weeks ago
Really dig this stuff; Good feel and groove. Checkout and comment on a few rockabilly originals at rockabillygone all one word.
rockabillygone 3 weeks ago
Brian Setzer used to kick ass. I love that guitar rhythm of a 50's rock and roll sound.
cragmac1000 3 weeks ago
Country music has a rich history of having quite a few excellent guitar players & that heritage culminated in certain persons such as Brian Setzer...one of the best with six strings in his hands
Chuichupachichi 3 weeks ago
He's sick !
Beatle2Beer 3 weeks ago
damn I miss my hollow body
MrPj74 4 weeks ago
easily one of the greatest if not the greatest electric guitar player on the planet!!!!!
STORYTASTIC 1 month ago
Awesome. I've been doing the same "pick trick" as him. Makes me feel like there is some hope for me yet. haha.
GuitarFang 1 month ago
5 fucktards prefer playing guitar hero!
E139486 1 month ago 2
dudes too awsome!
123ceric 1 month ago
He's wearing a Horton Heat shirt.. Super cool
FULLR3TARD 1 month ago
@FULLR3TARD Norton Motorcycles shirt, but both are still awesome.
MrWtaplin 1 month ago
If I could play like any one guitar player, it would be Mr. Brian Setzer.
fcgeil 1 month ago
@notchback..now that's a good idea, brian are you listening?
cillajeanluvmayn 1 month ago
setzers a talented dude...
toothmaker22000 2 months ago
Actually, most of B.S."s solos aren't that difficult to play technically, except for those really fast arpeggios. It's just that most modern guitarists work mostly out of the pentatonic scale and don't do a lot of melody based arpeggios which is what a lot of rockabilly and swing soloing is. This is more jazz oriented than rock. Setzer combines different genres to create a unique sound. The hardest part is not playing the notes, but getting the feel right.
Branes51 2 months ago
i love the sound by fingerpicking. it makes another sound as if you where playing with your findernails. I love it so much! yeah!!!!
ElAreira83 2 months ago
Fascinating!
You can hear in the playing how jazz, blues and country all blended to form the early Rn' R technique..
A great guitar player ain't he..
Lytton333 2 months ago
Very inspiring and helpful
petenice666 3 months ago
3:41 to end... oh my gosh, i think i just died and entered heaven.
sk8mcawsome 3 months ago
I'd love to see Brian Setzer and Junior Brown play together.
notchback 3 months ago
So underrated!!
juggHERnutt 3 months ago
You solved my finger picking pick problem YOU ARE GOD
Galadoor 3 months ago
Mr. Setzer... thanks for the tips. You sir, are f***ing awesome!
fsae0607 3 months ago
Brian!!! YOUR AWESOME!!!!
mrnirvana1000 3 months ago
the boys a genius
dermot51 3 months ago
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disgusting. just disgusting,
slashergnr482 4 months ago
everytime this guy plays... no words.
ShadowPheonix12 4 months ago
Boohh - shall I be ashamed now how I play on my Gretsch? Yes! But . . . it's still fun to struggle with the beast, even if Brian is lightyears ahead. Great guy - fantastic player and guitar acrobat. I like his shows, his playing, but not so much the recordings. They are overdone - too much fiddling disturbes the spirit. Sometimes less is more. But I think he is damned to play at his limits!
harrydavidson666 4 months ago
wow this vid is really instruMENTAL!
dvade 4 months ago
TOTALLY AWESOME! HE IS THE BEST!
lazypd3 4 months ago
at that show off peice at the end, you can hear much of that jazzy influence of gene vincents guitarist. cool
gnowave 4 months ago
what you lot talking about shreading? you trying to get rid of documents for your bosses?
gnowave 4 months ago
nice package Bri...just saying
curiousdebois 4 months ago
@curiousdebois For some reason, after reading your comment, I couldn't stop watching his crotch. o__0
natureshamy 4 months ago
sounds good to me........ROCK N ROLL
13devlin 5 months ago
The last minute of this clip is impossibly good...!!! very inspiring
andrewmward1 5 months ago
SETZER IS GOD
Ignacioacastro 5 months ago
so is rockabilly like country but more... i dunno. sounds cool but what is and who plays rockabilly? excuse my lack of knowledge on it, I love country and this seems like it but not so :P
t1mel1ne 6 months ago
@t1mel1ne its about hot rod cars drinking women and having a damn good time
xtreme01hac10docter 5 months ago
@t1mel1ne Rockabilly at least in the 50s was southern rock n roll
Elvis, Carl Perkins, Buddy Holly and Chuck Berry to name a few all played Rockabilly its a type of Rock N Roll.
Rock +Hillbilly = Rockabilly
TexianPride 5 months ago
Brian, we understand how to do it...............WE JUST CAN'T!!! Awsome lesson.
elebeu 6 months ago 38
@elebeu Ha-ha! Yeah, so true. I always wondered how he did that lick he demos at 3:12. Brian is such a cool genius - right down to that Norton T-shirt :-)
sseklof 3 months ago
remember when this video came with the magasine ''guitar techniques'' it inspired me to start play rockabilly for the first time... I still do and always will :)
karlosman666 7 months ago
Im an All Around guitarist and only play whith heart,soul,and sound,also i let the fingers do the talking,so while in my shredding riff i might play a blues solo or maybe the other way around,my point is that it dosent matter what kind of guitarist you are, as long as you play with your ears,fingers,and above it all Soul and Heart.
Cris666Hot 7 months ago
is that a Fender Bassman??
Plocky241 7 months ago
ziopork
phragomen 8 months ago
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5:00 How the hell does he do that?!?
ninesilverguns 8 months ago
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ninesilverguns 8 months ago
I love your style man!!!!!
fedepozzan 8 months ago
What amp model is that he's using?
Plocky241 8 months ago
I don't really see the point of doing the tucking the pick under your finger thing, unless that's the way you've already taught yourself. When I go from solo to picking like that, I just use the plectrum for the bass notes and the other fingers for the higher notes.. You don't lose/gain any extra fingers using either method compared to each other, but I just think it makes more sense to play with the plectrum and fingers at the same time..
Nekroguitar 8 months ago
@Nekroguitar Not really, using a plectrum gives a different sound, if you're using fingers, it makes sense to use all fingers/thumb for a consistent sound.
TheModCon 7 months ago
Ok, I know this is a serious instructional video,I don't want to offend anyone but...thanks for the tight jeans Brian.
userbc44 9 months ago
@userbc44
I didn't even notice until you mentioned this. Thanks a lot, asshole.
RmonSP 9 months ago
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@RmonSP ..You may call me a bitch, but I am not an asshole
userbc44 9 months ago
screaming like a lil school girl right now.....lmao
georgiaboy27 9 months ago
fabulous!..thanks Brian.."Instru-mental" is an awsome album..buy it today all you guitar lovers out there..peace
xxkeepitsurrealxx 9 months ago
Grand guitariste et grand monsieur....
vince9kub 9 months ago
He's just having a great time, good to see
Snortthesweetener 10 months ago
he doesn't shine when he's using the pick much. but damn, his finger picking is crazy good
dilligaf1942 11 months ago
did I hear an ambulance in the second lick?!?!?
rick7485 1 year ago 2
Wery cold,, mean cool.
Katukissat ruless..
permur67 1 year ago
Few people are as cool as Brian Setzer.
I remember when Stray Cat Strut debuted on Mtv I was in a hard rock band and we just by sheer chance happened to take a rehearsal break right then. We were like "Who the fuck are these clowns?" by the end of the song we were like "Whoa, where the hell did this guy come from?". Totally blown away. Been a huge fan ever since and never forgot that first introduction to Brian Setzer.
SotR59 1 year ago 2
@SotR59 Too funny!...I remember when these guys (Stray Cats) broke. Your comment: "Who the fuck are these clowns?" was the exact same thing me and all my metalhead buddies thought as well. I saw the BSO at Bogarts in Cincinnati and was blown away by the difference in sound that seventeen plus stellar musicians could make. Like you, I've been a fan and admirer of Brian Setzer because of it...
exposurejd 10 months ago
Yeah
TractorTheBassist 1 year ago
Oh Lord! You are such a beast!!!
You make that look easy and is so hard to us.
vilmadb 1 year ago
@vilmadb its brian setzer, best rockabilly guitarist ever
allah211 1 year ago
3 justine bieber fans dislike this
busardines 1 year ago
GREAT PLAYING !!! AND LET THE SHREDDERS BELIEVE THAT THEY'RE THE FASTEST.........it's much harder to play these teqniques fast than shredding believe me...
sielos27 1 year ago 55
@sielos27 not agree
airixxxx 11 months ago
@sielos27 this dude is a shredder in my book, and i'm a metal guy.
mrguitarguygates 8 months ago 13
@sielos27 different. definetly not harder.
DennChooch 7 months ago
@sielos27 Coming from a guy who started out with shreddier music and moved over to a more "expressive"" yet slower technique, trust me, its not. However it is a lot harder to make it sound as good as with this sort of music you need feel an groove whereas with shred this isn't the case.
matthiasdeo 7 months ago
@sielos27 Dude the shredders ARE fast ,and I have to disagree with you that this is harder than shredding, because THOSE ARE TOTALLY DIFFERENT STYLES you can't compare them like that,but yes! THIS IS GREAT PLAYING!!
DH31701 6 months ago
@DH31701 Lawl why do people think you can't compare things that are different? That's the whole point of comparison. As far as Im concerned anyway, shredding is athletics, whether it's harder is irrelevant to me, but it doesn't express anything, so it makes it pointless IMO.
TheModCon 5 months ago
Well,my point is,the ways that shredding and playing slowly delivers feelings are different, for example let's say when you play slow you and you want to let ring a note,the the note you stop at will produce different feel according to the chord that's being played at the back. and for shredding,if you play C major scale up and down very fast,it'll just sound like any other major scale.but if you add an A chord beneath the speedy C major scale,the combination will produce an Minor scale feel
DH31701 5 months ago
And another point is that you might be comparing a shitty emotionless shredding to this great masterpiece.But there are in fact a lot of great solos out there that shreds but carries emotions with it
DH31701 5 months ago
@DH31701 No, I'm comparing shredding I've heard, to 'non shredding' music I've heard. I don't oppose fast playing, in taste and with tact. But when it's to show how big your 'guitar penis' is, which it pretty much, I'm not interested. I've never heard a shredding solo that carries emotion, point me in the right direction :)
TheModCon 5 months ago
@TheModCon Well you're right at that point.Truly most shreddings are indeed emotionless,well......try this,it's a instrumental metal song called"Emotion" by a Japanese metal band called "Galneryus" it may not be your kind of taste.But I think it's quite different from those feelingless fast playing.cheers
DH31701 5 months ago
@sielos27 eh..I don't know if it's harder...it's just apples and oranges...I love some shredding too..but this is just cooler...
synesthesia67 4 months ago
@sielos27
Why fucking compare them?! Shredding somewhere down the line is influenced straight off the back of rockabilly's hand, and besides, there probably equally as hard.
natetheguitarkid 3 months ago
@sielos27 speed means nothing unless it's still tasty...
synesthesia67 2 months ago
@sielos27 brian setzer is one of only a very small number of musicans tht i look up to. but hav u HEARD mark tremonti or rusty cooley? o.O
hiverjr 1 month ago
@hiverjr yes, and they are terrific players....look,I don't wanna be misunderstood by my enthusiasm so I have to tell u that I don't have a problem with shred, It just happened in my life, I've met some guys that said to me "speed is the hardest thing"...well for me it's not ! I think the ability to "fuse" is much harder....but what the hell.... its music anyway...;)
sielos27 1 month ago
@sielos27 ya i kno wut u mean. any fast player kan chop through a basic scale or even multiple scales but it takes a real musician to morph it nd put a piece of themselves into it nd wind up creating something truly unique. and thts y brian nd mark r my biggest inspirations :)
hiverjr 1 month ago
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sielos27 1 year ago
he is a GREAT PLAYER....
sielos27 1 year ago
Man he was cooking. Love it c]:-)
1dockthorwho23 1 year ago
This is just too, cool. It's like sitting at the knee of the master, with nobody else in the room.
That last one was so much fun!
louswire 1 year ago
Best Rockabilly Player Ever!
musicprodave 1 year ago
Thank
You!!!
elliotalfaro 1 year ago
that palm muting tone ... no words
samfrombelgium 1 year ago
he just murdered that gretsch!!
cyberpunkbebop 1 year ago
Norton Motorcycles!
Yeeeeee nice shirttt!
Bosmob 1 year ago
Awesome !!!!
Can anybody say me the name of the song from "Example 1"
pls
rffc555 1 year ago
The cops are commin for Setzer! Run Setzer run!!!
goldenhopper 1 year ago
@goldenhopper No, Setzer kicked someone's ass earlier and it's the sirens of an ambulance rushing the dude to the hospital! lol
governorgilf 1 year ago
Man, he's just chillin and having a good time! True musican right there =)
pantscrapper12 1 year ago
W... O... W... !!!!!
Liciodl 1 year ago
Stuff to die for.....thanks Brian, your the man....would like to know how your amp is set up plus any effects.....
goffbum 1 year ago
I LIKE!
Hiikeri 1 year ago
He sure can play, wish I could play like that (naturally). Love that pinstriping on the guitar too!
soul0luos 1 year ago
tabs
klanganke 1 year ago
By the end, hes just showing off :) lovin it! lol
SuperScardycat 1 year ago
i wish there were tabs.. i fail
kristhedrumer 1 year ago
uhm. What chords are these?
longlivetheloud2 1 year ago
Awesome!
mrcroup80 1 year ago
Brian's guitar is a work of art, beautiful! A very talented guitar player and gracious to show other guitarists how he plays. Thank you for sharing this video.
ChumpyShorts 1 year ago
Awesome .....
bigbadbigblockbuick 1 year ago
Oh my God...what a lesson. Could you show us again?
Great guitar player! Makes me want to sell all my guitar gear...
brett1965ge 1 year ago
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brett1965ge 1 year ago
song?
ZakeWagner 1 year ago
Brian is the king !
YvanMartin 1 year ago
XDDDDDDDDDD so cool 3:20
mirokor 1 year ago
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mirokor 1 year ago
i cant play this... it's too awesome! i just dont understand it
hamburgepaj 1 year ago
Does anyone here use SuperTrons, and how do they compare to TV Classics?
(And btw - I've already read the description on tvjones.com)
Thanks,
A
alaincherif 1 year ago
whoa... amazing...
naomiandalex 1 year ago
Example 8, shades of Danny Gatton ! Brian Setzer is brilliant !
Mquiezt 1 year ago
This guy is a real treasure - he makes it look so easy...
rowecanada 1 year ago
Wow!! His guitar is gorgous!
northeromen 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this!
ulli61 1 year ago
It sounds like jazz.
TheZombieJC 1 year ago 2
Wenn einen gibt dann ihn :D
BarBee5324 1 year ago
run run run run the police
kharlos84 1 year ago
Does somebody know if it is a lesson, released on DVD? If it is so, what is the name of this DVD?
Worldstriker 1 year ago
Great vid from a much underrated guitarist, who makes the guitar work for the song, not the other way round
dimlocator44 1 year ago
Meu herói!!!!!
StevanCardoso 1 year ago
almost like a what? 3:30
MandobillyRocker 1 year ago
very interesting, thanks for posting!
HowToLootBrazil 1 year ago
ma li mortacci sua!
fishermanfranky 2 years ago 26
are my eyes goofy or are they blurring his tats
GHub99 2 years ago
The incredible Mr. Setzer!
fobroth0236 2 years ago 2
listening to the last bit made me cum *.*
RaketenPeter1337 2 years ago
is that stnadart tuning?
agvap 2 years ago
Does somebody have by any chance something like a guitar pro file of this "example 5"??? ... pleeeeeeease, that one is soooo wicked!!!!!!
Knechtibert 2 years ago
I can't wait until I can play something that cool when i'm only goofing around
TheSaxophoneHitman 2 years ago
genius, and a likeable one at that.
Zeshly 2 years ago
I gotta practice his pick-flip
davidpmacdonald 2 years ago
rockabilly is my favorite on the guitar but so hard for me to learn. there really is no right way to do it. but so much to learn at the same time.
dirtty420boy 2 years ago
nice
714a13x909 2 years ago
Einfach Geil..
SuperLeopold1 2 years ago
i wish i had a tenth of that skill/talent!
SuperStuntmanJames 2 years ago 2
You know whats realy cool if you listen to folks like Robert Johnson, Blind Melon this feel and style is very inline with what they did in the 1900's. obviously he adds jazz chording. Most of the Country style such as Chet Atkins and Travis spawned from this old Blues music. Obviously each one has added their own sound style and grace, but it is amazing how close it is.
BluesHeavy 2 years ago
Awesome tutorial and very generous of Brian. Thanks!
CaptainVasily 2 years ago
What is the first song he's playing?
getoboy504 2 years ago
pretty sure it's the beginning to "Rumble in Brixton"
great song.
frijolero01 2 years ago
@frijolero01 rumble in brighton! but yeah great song
mandolingrass 2 years ago
♥
teamtampico1 2 years ago
crap, got the spelling confused with their "Live At Brixton Academy"
woops. lol!
frijolero01 2 years ago
Number 1 guitar man!!!!!
vientoymusica 2 years ago
i wish i could fingerpick like him
GNRFAN243 2 years ago
practice man, I never though I'd get it. But it's muscle memory and getting comfortable. If you can use a pick, you can finger pick. It's all about getting your fingers to do what you want them to do. Keep them lose. Good luck.
funkyfoolfromVanNuys 2 years ago
yeah lots of practice
GNRFAN243 2 years ago
and the right amount of beer too. Gotta find your swagger.
funkyfoolfromVanNuys 2 years ago
haha
GNRFAN243 2 years ago
Incredible - leaves you speechless.
francobina 2 years ago
It looks ease......mmm
914peru 2 years ago
pero ke hijo de pu... xD
carletoznguitar 2 years ago
awesome....!!!!!
PRSHardRocker 2 years ago
i like his rock n roll playing but if you listen he gots kinda jazzy playing too, thats what i love the most of his style
getlow94 2 years ago
duse i wish i had enough money for lessons from you
bebadbry39 2 years ago
I just love his guitar play...
kjeqc 2 years ago 32
this guy rock !
kinnje1 2 years ago 2
O_o brian setzer - and beyond the stray cats - KICK ASS
slirrick 3 years ago
so did you customize your gretsch? looks like a g5120
camerooniepooniepoo 3 years ago
That's a ridiculous looking guitar. Sounds very nice though. :)
skipplet 3 years ago
awesome this guy...
brett1965ge 3 years ago 2