Quel son, quelle technique - Bravo HBM - Et cerise sur le gâteau Pino Palladino à la basse, un son et un doigté de velours, quel bonheur ! Ce Sleepwalk, tout simplement sublime !!!
whoooh... think before you call something "crap"! Brian's and Hank's versions are both beautiful and well executed... just different. I'm sure they would each say say the same for the other's work. Think "Little Wing" by Hendrix, Derrik & the Dominoes, and SRV. All different - each beautiful!!!
Will whammy bar use like this knock a strat out of tune as people always complain about? Or are those people just talking about more modern rock stuff?
I ask here because I assume anyone into guitar will be watching this video. Best version of the song I've heard!
@ralphitt Thanks. That's what people who seem to know what they're talking about always seem to say. I guess the hard part is to figure out who knows what they're talking about among all the different "tips" and methods for a correct setup.
I think sometimes people share seemingly cool but maybe flawed pieces of advice just so they're able to make an interesting/popular YT vid and appear to be sharing something new and useful.
Thanks for letting me know it's worthwhile to try.
@ralphitt I just put one together using only 2 springs, no string trees, and locking tuners. For a partscaster, everything turned out very surprisingly well and functioning properly without tuning problems as far as I can tell so far. Thanks for the encouragement!
Looks like it from the DVD "Stratpack" recorded for the 50th anniversary of the Strat.
My buddy Albert Lee played too (with a sunburst Strat) with the Crickets and then did (what else?) Country Boy, the showstopper. Marvin's favorithe guitarist is, of course, Albert Lee...
There is no One like Hank Marvin for this reason. Hank is so perfect he makes what he does seem simple and pure. His sound as has been pointed out in this thread is clean. There has never been or will there ever be One Like the Master. Hank Marvin. My Opinion.
the cleanest most pure sound ive ever heard not like so many people playing today try to force it you can listen to this and still have a conversation thats what music suppose to be.
Have you ever heard of Pete Korving, he is Dutch and a phenomenal guitar musician. He also plays many songs from The Shadows .....listen to it on you tube! The Seaside Shadows / Pete Korving. You do not believe your ears!
Sigh!! Oh the memories :) awesome. I saw Cliff and the shadows in the Capital theatre Cardiff South Wales in 1961. Will remain with me for ever. Hank can make a guitar talk. Thank you u make my heart glow.
This reminds me of the time I had my Fender Strat stolen (One of the worst times in my life) but it pales into insignificance when I lost my dear wife in 2008! Missing you this Christmas Dearest June ! xx
This was one of the favourite nos of the Shadows that we played in the late 60's and early 70's,...played it around 4.00am in the morning when our Madras dance crowd were slowing down, and wanted numbers for "cheek to cheek dancing"!! Believe me we had encores for this number too....
hank is one of those men who has definately gotten better looking with age he was quite geeky looking at his son's age, his son on the other hand wow I feel like such a cougar lol.
The guy was my hero when I was a kid. Got me playing guitar, and yearning to own a red Strat! But please. He's 8 years older than me and STILL doesn't have a grey hair! It's a bit sad when we know that the once coolest guy around cant accept the aging process. Must be the Cliff syndrome. Mike Reid has the same hang up I've noticed!
@andydemp Dont want to be funny on this but my dad was 79 and still had coal black hair, its only Oxygen when it goes white anyway. So whats wrong with a bit of colour if it makes you feel better, Grecian 2000 only restores natural colour, and if Hank plays music the way he does hell i dont care if he wears green hair. Mike Reid isnt in the same league as Hank anyway
i liek it when i fidn out that a famous musician i liek has a son or daughter coz im always hoping that they will have somone cARRY ON THEIR LEGACY AND TALENT AFTER THEYRE GONE but at the same time i think how on earth does somoen start a family when theyre life is based on playing and writing music all the time theyre busy people but im glad to see they found a way
Don't you just hate it when the audience start whooping about half a minute into the song? It's like, 'duh... I've just realised what it is , oh I like this one, whoo...' . Nice one Hank - all the guys that murder this tune on YouTube should kneel at your feet....
I have a Spanish friend who comes really close to Hank Marvin - He's called Antonio Cano and if you close your eyes, it's as if Hank Marvin is playing! AMAZING!
As a great fan from The Shadows, like to play this on keybord, but can not find the sheetmusic , anyone knows where to find pls, Thanks and regards from Antwerp.
This is true classic..Hank was my Mentor....made me put the trumpet down (compulsory by my dad) and pick up a guitar about 1959 and the rest is history. Went to see him with Cliff and the Shadows at the Final concert ! (again) lol.. in Manchesr England November 2009 and it was great. His son is the guy to his right for a few seconds. I have watched him for years and he NEVER misses a note! unlike me :(.. I know you can't and it has too end soon...but May you rein for Ever Hank! xxx
In the 60's The shadows were using Fender tube amps w/JBL speakers in them. The lead guitar sound was a bit different when using VOX amp. Such difference in the instruments used made our band then loved the Fender tube amps. We also tried the Swiss echo delay unit but the Binson echorec made my Fender Strat sounded closer to Hanks distinctive guitar sound. I missed those guitar "INSTRUMENTAL " musics of that era.
THE SHADOWS are the third most successful record selling act in british pop history. and its down to the fantastic sound of HANK MARVINS playing. no one ever got close to his tone and echo . neat licks the guys brilliant.
ive seen the shadows five times at different stages of there career. he really is the real deal.
@HITTHESKINS I've seen God with a strat, he couldn't hold a candle to Marvin. He agreed when I told him this, and I made him promise me he would stick to the harp.
Hank has been my hero since I was a kid in the 60s.....perfection of touch and tone, economy of effort and beautiful sensitivity in all his playing. A word of praise for the bass player as well because Sleepwalk is so dependant on a good bass to keep the lazy pace going and he does a great job.
To get this kind of guitar sound, you have to be first a good guitarist,on a Fender Stratocaster with a Benson Echo unit.
That's what my group did (in 60"s, Manila,P.I.) to come close with the music of the greatest guitar group that played on this earth."THE SHADOWS" of england!!! TOM.
First you have to be a good guitarist then you need a fender strat and a BENSON ECHO unit to sound close to HANK MARVIN of "THE SHADOWS" of england. The greatest guitar band that ever existed on the face of this eart.We used to play their music in the 60's.
First record I ever bought was Sleepwalk by Santo and Johnnie in around '59 and I used my own piggy bank money to buy it(well I was only 11 yrs old) As usual Hank does it great justice.
Hey, Hank, the 80s called -- they want their glasses frames back!! LOL
Yes, the original *IS* timeless -- don't get me wrong -- a superb song that can be played many ways without losing it's emotional impact.
For all those who arguing 'Sleepwalk' versions, don't forget Chet Atkins, Nokie Edwards, Danny Gatton, and Jeff Beck -- to name a few -- all moved enough by it to want to play it their way, not copy S&J....!
Wonderful to hear Hank doing his own version. Thanks for posting it!
Taking 4:30 to play a song that's 2:10 long... I'm guessing he needs the time to clear his mind and actually remember the notes? At his age I wouldn't be surprised... Not to mention without the right kind of nuts, Fender bridges suck. Bye bye sustain and tuning stability.
And as far as hearing my version of it, give me a day or two to get my camera fixed and working again...
As far as Strat players go: David Gilmour>Hank Marvin.
What are you two on about...? It's a chilled, relaxed version...that's like saying Hendrix played Little Wing too slow when playing live, because he struggled to remember where the tune was going. Come on people...THINK about these things. To be honest he can play it whatever speed he likes.
Thing is the song itself is already a chilled, relax song. Chilling/relaxing it any further is just pointless; the listener loses interest.
And Hendrix was stoned out of his fucking mind 99% of the time so I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if he actually had forgotten where the song was going. o.o
LSD has it's rather powerful..."creative" effects though, and I honestly doubt Hendrix would have been as good without it.
Listen mate, there's too many arguments on here...that's YouTube's thing it seems these days...I say this, you say that, we call each other cocks...and no constructive thing is said at all. But yeh, I've heard The Shadows early 60' version...it's nice...but this Hendrix comment, sure LSD may have enhanced certain lyrical themes but Hendrix was rampantly creative musically all the time...anyhow, my point being that I don't like arguing...we like in a BIG old world and at least we care about music
As a guitarist myself I'm usually sold by the person anyway...so if Marvin wants to play it this way I espect it...same with Keith Richards, Clapton, Page...they made it in the first place...so if they wanna take it down a different route I'm fine with it. You can't be a true music lover or indeed a musician unless you embrace the FEEL of something, as long as there's ome feeling and some heart and sul in it then they can play one note for all I care.
As someone else commented on youtube; arguing over such banal points is like winning at the special olympics; you might win gold, but you're still a retard; no offence to the spec olympic dudes.
RTG91, I'm not sure why you're disrespecting one of the first and greatest instrumental electric guitarists, or the strat's bridge. Fender's trem design on the strat was by far the most stable trem of its time, and remained the most stable non-locking design until the 2-point floating design by Wilkinson decades and decades later.
Hank isn't my favourite guitarist, but I respect him immensely. I'm a fellow Satch fan, but Joe's version never sat well with me. Not a nearly bright enough tone.
Not necessarily disrespecting him; just questioning his thought process with this song. As I said, the song itself is already a slow song. And Fender bridges are so bad it's depressing. I've played dozens of strats and the second I use the whammy bar at all, instant detuning. They're fine if you have the right kind of nut, but if you go with any non-lubricated, correctly slotted nut, it's pointless.
Satch used a bassy tone intentionally for mellowness; much better than slowing it to 20BPM...
I believe Hank has performed a thoughtful, subtle version of this classic-and he nakes it sound like sleepwalking...he has a great touch-Being pedantic about Strat bridges is beside the point-it stays in tune to me ear...
This the reason I started playing the guitar in 1960, was because of music like this, The guitar was my first love and I still play today and I am now 65 years old.
200 notes par seconde ne feront pas un grand guitariste...
L'émotion que nous fait ressentir Mr Marvin depuis bien longtemps (avec le soutien de grands guitaristes de haut niveau) prouve qu'il est un Grand, n'en déplaise aux pisse froid....
A very clean and tasteful player. As the great Count Basie once said-it's not not the notes you play, it's what you leave out. Are you listening, miketribute?
I like that quote. Roger Waters was once quoted as saying he wasn't "fast" so he made sure everything he played was "pretty"..I think that's the word he used, and this is "pretty"... Nice post.
never mind the detractors,you have to be a world class guitarist to play melodies.There is no room for errors and no hiding place.Any Tom Dick or Harry can play fast music and cover their errors.Listen to Julian Bream playing the Vihuela or the Lute,and you will have reached the greatest master of the plucked strings.
Absolutely correct! I've heard people with not so much talent 'showboating' at a hundred miles an hour and say that they wished they could play like Hank!
Miketribute, I shouldn't respond but have too. Obviously you have never seen Hank in action. If you could half play as well as he does you would be somebody mr.nobody!
Except his compositional skills, of course. And his tremelo and phrasing. Just like Dave Gilmour is nothing clever, but awesome. What does "clever" mean to you, guitar-wise? Speed? I guess Hank Marvin being one of the most widely known guitarists ever is pure coincidence. What he really needs is some goddamn sweep picking, sure enough!
miketribute1, It's basic playing but it does the job and it's incredibly tasteful don't you think? His tremolo work is brilliant and his bends are always pitch perfect. What more can you ask for? What do a song like this benefit from a 200 notes per second solo? Would some tapping or some diminished arpeggios make this better?
miketribute1. Sure he's no virtuoso but he has an excellent sense of melody and has his own trademark sound and don't forget that he's more than likely responsible for much better guitarists than himself picking up the instrument in the first place. If you do play guitar then from one guitarist to another it's not a competition, enjoy what you do and if others enjoy it even better
how can you speak them 2 names in the same sentance......an its setzer you ignorant nob...this is not even the starting of a boil on the arse of setzer....you obviously have no musical knowledge my friend
sorry mate, fraid not. Setzer's live solo is perfect. i appreciate the fact you didnt call me names and tell me my opinion sucks, and for that I ask you who's rendition do you prefer to listen to?
Hi SpiriToftheSiouX. I have to hold my hands up and say that Brian Setzer's version is the first one I heard and I think it is AWESOME!! It is from the live in Japan dvd. I just think that this version( Hank Marvin's) is a much more romantic version, compared to Setzer's 'Big Band' sound. Love listening to 'em both for different reasons.
Setzer's verison is pretty good, this one is great and Satrini ( don't if i spelled that right) is awesome but there's no beating the orginal in my opioion.
Go ahead and vomit in your"no taste bucket" Then stick it on your head. A perfect fit, with your name on it!! Now try to show some tact here, if possible.
wonderful version...almost as good as the original Shads studio version of years ago. Marvin must have made millions for Fender...even I bought a strat and played in a band in the 60s!!
i listen to this everyday...and i have the dvd and i listen on youtube and i listen in my truck i listen to it on my psp, my mp3 player..this version makes me tear up everytime i hear it...it is simply the best !!! thank you hank ben and the band....hank is the best !!!!
sod it! I`m diggin my old tennis racket out of the cupboard, I`m sure it`ll still be in tune, sod the wife and kids, I wanna be a guitar god all over again!
Quel son, quelle technique - Bravo HBM - Et cerise sur le gâteau Pino Palladino à la basse, un son et un doigté de velours, quel bonheur ! Ce Sleepwalk, tout simplement sublime !!!
Binarytube1 1 month ago
I am going to sell all my guitars now!!!!!
kloakovalimonada 2 months ago
crap send you to sleep,brian setzer now that's the real deal on sleep walk.
calderleyian10 2 months ago
@calderleyian10
whoooh... think before you call something "crap"! Brian's and Hank's versions are both beautiful and well executed... just different. I'm sure they would each say say the same for the other's work. Think "Little Wing" by Hendrix, Derrik & the Dominoes, and SRV. All different - each beautiful!!!
deadeyekb 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
Will whammy bar use like this knock a strat out of tune as people always complain about? Or are those people just talking about more modern rock stuff?
I ask here because I assume anyone into guitar will be watching this video. Best version of the song I've heard!
BlackAngusYoung 4 months ago
@BlackAngusYoung
The Tremolo Unit on the Fender Stratocaster will not the guitar out of tune as long as the instrument is set up correctly.
ralphitt 3 months ago
@ralphitt Thanks. That's what people who seem to know what they're talking about always seem to say. I guess the hard part is to figure out who knows what they're talking about among all the different "tips" and methods for a correct setup.
I think sometimes people share seemingly cool but maybe flawed pieces of advice just so they're able to make an interesting/popular YT vid and appear to be sharing something new and useful.
Thanks for letting me know it's worthwhile to try.
BlackAngusYoung 3 months ago
@ralphitt I just put one together using only 2 springs, no string trees, and locking tuners. For a partscaster, everything turned out very surprisingly well and functioning properly without tuning problems as far as I can tell so far. Thanks for the encouragement!
BlackAngusYoung 2 months ago
guess who was david gilmours biggest influence was? hank marvin
150peacemaker 6 months ago
i like how he picks with his wammy bar in his hand iswell
darkgrimshadow 6 months ago
This is "Wonderful Land"!
zwilgmeyer1 7 months ago
@zwilgmeyer1 - "Sleepwalk" (type in Wonderful Land the Shadows)
Georgie2047 6 months ago
I do not have words!
zwilgmeyer1 7 months ago
Looks like it from the DVD "Stratpack" recorded for the 50th anniversary of the Strat.
My buddy Albert Lee played too (with a sunburst Strat) with the Crickets and then did (what else?) Country Boy, the showstopper. Marvin's favorithe guitarist is, of course, Albert Lee...
Rock ON!
Rockman60 7 months ago
Less is more.
ahz123 7 months ago 2
In my opinon this is the best version of sleepwalk out there! It is clean and tasty.
Dust6chap6 7 months ago 2
I heard all the other artists backstage came to the wings to listen to Hank playing this one.
Tubbyduff 7 months ago
Hank Marvin playing Sleepwalk - tears come into my eyes - it's so touching and wonderful sound.
lisenet 8 months ago
There is no One like Hank Marvin for this reason. Hank is so perfect he makes what he does seem simple and pure. His sound as has been pointed out in this thread is clean. There has never been or will there ever be One Like the Master. Hank Marvin. My Opinion.
oldtl345 8 months ago in playlist Raphaels Guitar and music
the cleanest most pure sound ive ever heard not like so many people playing today try to force it you can listen to this and still have a conversation thats what music suppose to be.
fenderjagmeister 9 months ago
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Have you ever heard of Pete Korving, he is Dutch and a phenomenal guitar musician. He also plays many songs from The Shadows .....listen to it on you tube! The Seaside Shadows / Pete Korving. You do not believe your ears!
60rienepien 9 months ago
Sublime !... , le génie , la référence dans la pureté du son. Merci HANK .
JPL2307 9 months ago
the master - enough said
lulubiatchblakey 9 months ago
Just amazing talent.....beyond words. Thank you so much for sharing.
caracticuspots 9 months ago
Musique de très grande classe ; Hank B MARVIN, pas pour les pecnauds....
Réservé à l'élite... faire écouter cela aux hardrockiens, rappeurs ou amateurs de techno, c'est donner de la confiture aux cochons...
Joel TERRYN
JOEL33779 10 months ago
sooo good!
rpashoukos 10 months ago
Has any axeslinger ever been as wildly under rated.......
GothamKnight69 10 months ago
Sigh!! Oh the memories :) awesome. I saw Cliff and the shadows in the Capital theatre Cardiff South Wales in 1961. Will remain with me for ever. Hank can make a guitar talk. Thank you u make my heart glow.
MsRosy45 11 months ago
Can I say this is SPLENDID!?
hubbo66 11 months ago
Hank can make a red Fender Strat talk, roll over and sit up and beg.
jimincairns 11 months ago
The's pino in the back!
FwieFender 1 year ago
I actually prefer Amos Garrett's live interpretation.
raremountainbear 1 year ago
Andy Summers said it best:" No one plays a melody like Hank." Beautiful....
leftchicago 1 year ago
Yes I played this in my band in the 60s along with all the Shadows singles and tracks off their first LP.
No mistaking that Marvin sound!
mahonriwilson 1 year ago
Thanks for posting.
And good old Wix Wickens on keys
Chimbo65 1 year ago
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This reminds me of the time I had my Fender Strat stolen (One of the worst times in my life) but it pales into insignificance when I lost my dear wife in 2008! Missing you this Christmas Dearest June ! xx
LazzariJ 1 year ago
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LazzariJ 1 year ago
Beyond perfection, i am in awe watching this video, the tone, the timing, the feeling..!!! No words needed.
myspaceisforfags82 1 year ago
Even me who grew up listening to Metallica and Guns n Roses likes this...
gpadepedro 1 year ago
mzis19.
thats because no one will ever be as good as him .he is special, and the best.
les
azaz09095 1 year ago
This was one of the favourite nos of the Shadows that we played in the late 60's and early 70's,...played it around 4.00am in the morning when our Madras dance crowd were slowing down, and wanted numbers for "cheek to cheek dancing"!! Believe me we had encores for this number too....
ajwilson1947 1 year ago
Who needs lyrics?!!
Mc707 1 year ago
good
yanay1000 1 year ago
Beautiful,....
cnel11 1 year ago
just enough notes. perfect.
gurthknuckle 1 year ago
Just superb...what more can I say?
edro3111 1 year ago
hank is one of those men who has definately gotten better looking with age he was quite geeky looking at his son's age, his son on the other hand wow I feel like such a cougar lol.
junequeenofscots 1 year ago
@junequeenofscots i couldn't agree more, wow ben marvin is gorgeous, i would have liked to have seen more of him in this clip lol
naturegirl130 1 year ago
Legend!! 1:56 make my tear TT.
zech2006 1 year ago
There were a lot of guitar legends who played at this concert and that is what makes this moment cool.
He did not come to show off.
Just clean, classic iconic tone and song.
Hank and Buddy Holly put the stratocaster on the map.
Philtration 1 year ago
welldone jobe guys
Litos459 1 year ago
The guy was my hero when I was a kid. Got me playing guitar, and yearning to own a red Strat! But please. He's 8 years older than me and STILL doesn't have a grey hair! It's a bit sad when we know that the once coolest guy around cant accept the aging process. Must be the Cliff syndrome. Mike Reid has the same hang up I've noticed!
andydemp 1 year ago
@andydemp Dont want to be funny on this but my dad was 79 and still had coal black hair, its only Oxygen when it goes white anyway. So whats wrong with a bit of colour if it makes you feel better, Grecian 2000 only restores natural colour, and if Hank plays music the way he does hell i dont care if he wears green hair. Mike Reid isnt in the same league as Hank anyway
carroj9 1 year ago
i liek it when i fidn out that a famous musician i liek has a son or daughter coz im always hoping that they will have somone cARRY ON THEIR LEGACY AND TALENT AFTER THEYRE GONE but at the same time i think how on earth does somoen start a family when theyre life is based on playing and writing music all the time theyre busy people but im glad to see they found a way
danophile07 1 year ago
@danophile07 Its called marriage mate. Bless you
carroj9 1 year ago
Don't you just hate it when the audience start whooping about half a minute into the song? It's like, 'duh... I've just realised what it is , oh I like this one, whoo...' . Nice one Hank - all the guys that murder this tune on YouTube should kneel at your feet....
eggymoo 1 year ago
I have a Spanish friend who comes really close to Hank Marvin - He's called Antonio Cano and if you close your eyes, it's as if Hank Marvin is playing! AMAZING!
thecaneygirl 1 year ago
As a great fan from The Shadows, like to play this on keybord, but can not find the sheetmusic , anyone knows where to find pls, Thanks and regards from Antwerp.
Ltwally1966 1 year ago
This is true classic..Hank was my Mentor....made me put the trumpet down (compulsory by my dad) and pick up a guitar about 1959 and the rest is history. Went to see him with Cliff and the Shadows at the Final concert ! (again) lol.. in Manchesr England November 2009 and it was great. His son is the guy to his right for a few seconds. I have watched him for years and he NEVER misses a note! unlike me :(.. I know you can't and it has too end soon...but May you rein for Ever Hank! xxx
squizzy104 1 year ago
In the 60's The shadows were using Fender tube amps w/JBL speakers in them. The lead guitar sound was a bit different when using VOX amp. Such difference in the instruments used made our band then loved the Fender tube amps. We also tried the Swiss echo delay unit but the Binson echorec made my Fender Strat sounded closer to Hanks distinctive guitar sound. I missed those guitar "INSTRUMENTAL " musics of that era.
23TheHorus 1 year ago
a truly great player.
you dont last 50 years and be ordinary.
he has a great sound. that no one else gets.
HITTHESKINS 1 year ago
love hank
when i was a kid , he was my hero
still is :)
flappospammo 2 years ago
The vintage solo strat, that influenced so many stratplayers. Have a close look at Jeff Beck and his tremolowork.
flintguitar 2 years ago
MARVIN THE BEST FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!
fefeliliciencien 2 years ago
simply, the best, and the only one.
MinhHaiTran 2 years ago
Super:):):)
MrELVIS2 2 years ago
THE SHADOWS are the third most successful record selling act in british pop history. and its down to the fantastic sound of HANK MARVINS playing. no one ever got close to his tone and echo . neat licks the guys brilliant.
ive seen the shadows five times at different stages of there career. he really is the real deal.
he is GOD with a stratocaster.
HITTHESKINS 2 years ago 8
@HITTHESKINS I've seen God with a strat, he couldn't hold a candle to Marvin. He agreed when I told him this, and I made him promise me he would stick to the harp.
camel747 8 months ago
Hank has been my hero since I was a kid in the 60s.....perfection of touch and tone, economy of effort and beautiful sensitivity in all his playing. A word of praise for the bass player as well because Sleepwalk is so dependant on a good bass to keep the lazy pace going and he does a great job.
beautiful.............
baxio3rod 8 months ago
To get this kind of guitar sound, you have to be first a good guitarist,on a Fender Stratocaster with a Benson Echo unit.
That's what my group did (in 60"s, Manila,P.I.) to come close with the music of the greatest guitar group that played on this earth."THE SHADOWS" of england!!! TOM.
23TheHorus 2 years ago
First you have to be a good guitarist then you need a fender strat and a BENSON ECHO unit to sound close to HANK MARVIN of "THE SHADOWS" of england. The greatest guitar band that ever existed on the face of this eart.We used to play their music in the 60's.
23TheHorus 2 years ago
I played through Echorec, but finally found the German Echolette closer to the Shadows sound...
bolijack 1 year ago
This is perfect guitar playing. Clean, pure, beautful... I haven't heard anyone sound quite like Hank Marvin.
mzis19 2 years ago 18
@mzis19 what????????????????
undregraund 1 year ago
@mzis19 You are spot on 100% correct
TravisBean777 1 year ago
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check out danny gatton doin sleepwalk, hank is ok but no impresario.
vindicari 2 years ago
eeerrrggh
seftonwallet 2 years ago
SAY IT AGAIN
he's nothing compare to Hank Marvin
MinhHaiTran 2 years ago
The best version of the song not on Paddle guitar !!
shatinterry 2 years ago
It doesn`t get much better than this - so dreamy!
davey1272250 2 years ago
this is the musical way to express relaxation!!!
f4e621 2 years ago
First record I ever bought was Sleepwalk by Santo and Johnnie in around '59 and I used my own piggy bank money to buy it(well I was only 11 yrs old) As usual Hank does it great justice.
halothewynd1 2 years ago
A classic.
He is a master with the wammy bar.
Philtration 2 years ago 2
Hank Marvin was one of the first players I heard that inspired me to play guitar, he's fantastic, what a great tone!
binghamme 2 years ago
Best moment of the Strat concert
davey1272250 2 years ago
yes, i agree!
Andrewshadowy 2 years ago
Yes, Cool smooth Jazz whit a cup of wine, with me wife, in a sunset summer .
yanay1000 2 years ago
sound yekkkkkkkkkkkkkk.sorry hank das musique ist so sehr yekkkkkkkkk jan
vonkalsson 2 years ago
Sweet song
zech2006 2 years ago
Just cool-great tune,great guitarist
jamesrachael 2 years ago
This life version of Sleepwalk by Hank is a slow tempo one.
I rather prefer the version on one of their first records with others like Nivram, Shadoogie,..., close to another duo Santo & Johnny's.
Hank's style is lean, smooth and bluesy. His performance is impeccable, his only presence
filled up the stage.
FrankCinema 2 years ago
awesome ...hanks a legend
mac21982 2 years ago
Hey, Hank, the 80s called -- they want their glasses frames back!! LOL
Yes, the original *IS* timeless -- don't get me wrong -- a superb song that can be played many ways without losing it's emotional impact.
For all those who arguing 'Sleepwalk' versions, don't forget Chet Atkins, Nokie Edwards, Danny Gatton, and Jeff Beck -- to name a few -- all moved enough by it to want to play it their way, not copy S&J....!
Wonderful to hear Hank doing his own version. Thanks for posting it!
bloosdoode 2 years ago
I don't get all talking and talking and talking of many people about this video... listen and enjoy it. Thanks lmj22.
timmhg 2 years ago 2
good, talk what u want, that is my opinion.
PerttiKy 2 years ago
too slow.much to slow.bridge poorr
wrong notes hank van play much better thank you kindly tino
vonkalasson 2 years ago
Let's hear you version chum(p).
Thank you kindly.
burnsybaby1987 2 years ago
I'd have to agree with Vonka here...
Taking 4:30 to play a song that's 2:10 long... I'm guessing he needs the time to clear his mind and actually remember the notes? At his age I wouldn't be surprised... Not to mention without the right kind of nuts, Fender bridges suck. Bye bye sustain and tuning stability.
And as far as hearing my version of it, give me a day or two to get my camera fixed and working again...
As far as Strat players go: David Gilmour>Hank Marvin.
RTG91 2 years ago
What are you two on about...? It's a chilled, relaxed version...that's like saying Hendrix played Little Wing too slow when playing live, because he struggled to remember where the tune was going. Come on people...THINK about these things. To be honest he can play it whatever speed he likes.
burnsybaby1987 2 years ago
Thing is the song itself is already a chilled, relax song. Chilling/relaxing it any further is just pointless; the listener loses interest.
And Hendrix was stoned out of his fucking mind 99% of the time so I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if he actually had forgotten where the song was going. o.o
LSD has it's rather powerful..."creative" effects though, and I honestly doubt Hendrix would have been as good without it.
RTG91 2 years ago
Listen mate, there's too many arguments on here...that's YouTube's thing it seems these days...I say this, you say that, we call each other cocks...and no constructive thing is said at all. But yeh, I've heard The Shadows early 60' version...it's nice...but this Hendrix comment, sure LSD may have enhanced certain lyrical themes but Hendrix was rampantly creative musically all the time...anyhow, my point being that I don't like arguing...we like in a BIG old world and at least we care about music
burnsybaby1987 2 years ago
As a guitarist myself I'm usually sold by the person anyway...so if Marvin wants to play it this way I espect it...same with Keith Richards, Clapton, Page...they made it in the first place...so if they wanna take it down a different route I'm fine with it. You can't be a true music lover or indeed a musician unless you embrace the FEEL of something, as long as there's ome feeling and some heart and sul in it then they can play one note for all I care.
burnsybaby1987 2 years ago
I write this from returning from the pub so forgive the poor spelling! Hehe.
burnsybaby1987 2 years ago
As someone else commented on youtube; arguing over such banal points is like winning at the special olympics; you might win gold, but you're still a retard; no offence to the spec olympic dudes.
gracko14 2 years ago 3
If every guitarist who take LSD would be Hendrix . well... there would be a shitload of Hendrix noways
pliskinn0089 2 years ago
RTG91, I'm not sure why you're disrespecting one of the first and greatest instrumental electric guitarists, or the strat's bridge. Fender's trem design on the strat was by far the most stable trem of its time, and remained the most stable non-locking design until the 2-point floating design by Wilkinson decades and decades later.
Hank isn't my favourite guitarist, but I respect him immensely. I'm a fellow Satch fan, but Joe's version never sat well with me. Not a nearly bright enough tone.
stratman9 2 years ago 2
Not necessarily disrespecting him; just questioning his thought process with this song. As I said, the song itself is already a slow song. And Fender bridges are so bad it's depressing. I've played dozens of strats and the second I use the whammy bar at all, instant detuning. They're fine if you have the right kind of nut, but if you go with any non-lubricated, correctly slotted nut, it's pointless.
Satch used a bassy tone intentionally for mellowness; much better than slowing it to 20BPM...
RTG91 2 years ago
I believe Hank has performed a thoughtful, subtle version of this classic-and he nakes it sound like sleepwalking...he has a great touch-Being pedantic about Strat bridges is beside the point-it stays in tune to me ear...
GalaxyHorse 2 years ago 2
You're a joke!!
gracko14 2 years ago
lmao...
miketribute1 2 years ago
I like to see all the Fender amps behind
As always: Hank is the very best *****
Ivan Demarez
goodwoods007 2 years ago
Like father Like son
croda2008 2 years ago
shadows shadows shadows shadows where art though thee hiding now? please go back to youthness and play again.
rainingpuppies 2 years ago
Kinda like a song you'd love to listen to if you were on a vacation in the carribean, Hawaii or anyplace like that
florez411 3 years ago
is the man on the keyboard not paul wix wickens from the band of paul mccartney?
i like this song so much from hank(the shadows)
mobilephone15 3 years ago
Does anyone know if this is on DVD?
markfrclth 3 years ago
yeah, look on amazon
150peacemaker 3 years ago
the stratpack live in concert
somfender 3 years ago
Fabulous. 5 Stars.
NightFlyyer 3 years ago
This the reason I started playing the guitar in 1960, was because of music like this, The guitar was my first love and I still play today and I am now 65 years old.
esianoyam 3 years ago 22
Been a Shadows fan all my life,I,m 60,I still cannot understand how so much feeling can be put into a simple tune like this.
watmoughwelder 3 years ago
No training any more..
Clean and a crazy dance routine.
Status Quo,Eat your heart out...
Rgds Ozz
tankertel 3 years ago
Another great melodic sound from Hank.
Chudyk1986 3 years ago 3
200 notes par seconde ne feront pas un grand guitariste...
L'émotion que nous fait ressentir Mr Marvin depuis bien longtemps (avec le soutien de grands guitaristes de haut niveau) prouve qu'il est un Grand, n'en déplaise aux pisse froid....
Vive Hank et long succès !!!!!
strato77181 3 years ago
A very clean and tasteful player. As the great Count Basie once said-it's not not the notes you play, it's what you leave out. Are you listening, miketribute?
dreadnought45 3 years ago 3
I like that quote. Roger Waters was once quoted as saying he wasn't "fast" so he made sure everything he played was "pretty"..I think that's the word he used, and this is "pretty"... Nice post.
drdave25 3 years ago
Hank Marvin is the King Of Melodic Guitar Playing! Tell me....who plays melodies nowadays?
ruwallang5 3 years ago 4
never mind the detractors,you have to be a world class guitarist to play melodies.There is no room for errors and no hiding place.Any Tom Dick or Harry can play fast music and cover their errors.Listen to Julian Bream playing the Vihuela or the Lute,and you will have reached the greatest master of the plucked strings.
sprite1098 3 years ago
Absolutely correct! I've heard people with not so much talent 'showboating' at a hundred miles an hour and say that they wished they could play like Hank!
gracko14 2 years ago
fuck you miketribute1.
Macson92 3 years ago 2
Miketribute, I shouldn't respond but have too. Obviously you have never seen Hank in action. If you could half play as well as he does you would be somebody mr.nobody!
Midlifecrisisagain 3 years ago
Well said. I would have just called him(miketribute1) a wanker
Arklowbank 3 years ago
anyone who plays half decent guitar knows that hank is just a cosmetic guitarist...its all basic.....absolutely nothing clever...
miketribute1 3 years ago
Except his compositional skills, of course. And his tremelo and phrasing. Just like Dave Gilmour is nothing clever, but awesome. What does "clever" mean to you, guitar-wise? Speed? I guess Hank Marvin being one of the most widely known guitarists ever is pure coincidence. What he really needs is some goddamn sweep picking, sure enough!
StubfingeredDave 3 years ago
basic but really hard to play it that perfect!
fede567 3 years ago 2
miketribute1, It's basic playing but it does the job and it's incredibly tasteful don't you think? His tremolo work is brilliant and his bends are always pitch perfect. What more can you ask for? What do a song like this benefit from a 200 notes per second solo? Would some tapping or some diminished arpeggios make this better?
gxtksh329 3 years ago 2
yeah i was just pissing with ya all ..he has a great touch....lol
miketribute1 3 years ago
miketribute1. Sure he's no virtuoso but he has an excellent sense of melody and has his own trademark sound and don't forget that he's more than likely responsible for much better guitarists than himself picking up the instrument in the first place. If you do play guitar then from one guitarist to another it's not a competition, enjoy what you do and if others enjoy it even better
tomgaf 3 years ago
you are a complete arse
gracko14 2 years ago
and your point is??
redspecialguy 2 years ago
Seltzer must have wings coming out of his back to be better than this. Marvin's '61 version shags Seltzner!
copewood333 3 years ago
how can you speak them 2 names in the same sentance......an its setzer you ignorant nob...this is not even the starting of a boil on the arse of setzer....you obviously have no musical knowledge my friend
miketribute1 3 years ago
also a very moving piece of music-
To love is to suffer
xx and anything played by hank is simply fab
xx
heydolz 3 years ago
jammer dat het geluid zo zacht is.
coenus2 3 years ago
Setzer is the best!!!
dgv71 3 years ago
Great version but I gotta say larry carltons is better. I like satch's version too.love the shads tho'
junkmuttblues 3 years ago
The most beautiful and moving piece of music I have ever heard
glee61 3 years ago
Setzer's version is the best rendition of the oldie, hands down.
SpiriToftheSiouX 3 years ago
You must be joking me...
CalebRox 3 years ago
sorry mate, fraid not. Setzer's live solo is perfect. i appreciate the fact you didnt call me names and tell me my opinion sucks, and for that I ask you who's rendition do you prefer to listen to?
SpiriToftheSiouX 3 years ago
Hi SpiriToftheSiouX. I have to hold my hands up and say that Brian Setzer's version is the first one I heard and I think it is AWESOME!! It is from the live in Japan dvd. I just think that this version( Hank Marvin's) is a much more romantic version, compared to Setzer's 'Big Band' sound. Love listening to 'em both for different reasons.
Best regards from England - Paul.
paulstu193 3 years ago
Setzer's verison is pretty good, this one is great and Satrini ( don't if i spelled that right) is awesome but there's no beating the orginal in my opioion.
Johannas316 3 years ago
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how fucking adult contemporary is this. jesus. where's my "no taste bucket"... I need to vomit into it.
freezazoid 4 years ago
Go ahead and vomit in your"no taste bucket" Then stick it on your head. A perfect fit, with your name on it!! Now try to show some tact here, if possible.
dtripper 3 years ago 2
good reply for that discusting remark!!
donandcarol1 3 years ago
wonderful version...almost as good as the original Shads studio version of years ago. Marvin must have made millions for Fender...even I bought a strat and played in a band in the 60s!!
geoffr25 4 years ago
great,great....i love this song very very very much,man...
adipresley 4 years ago
Sweet! I didn't think that I could like a version better than Carlton's or the orginal, but I do.
garyguitar 4 years ago
I played this song in our school's morning prayer gathering in '63. This must be the most beautiful recording of the song...
anttyj 4 years ago
Has anyone every seen the Derek Trucks version of this song before?
taylor410ce 4 years ago
Sweet Soul soother!
bluesjuke 4 years ago
Hank always played this tune just right. It beats the Santo & Johnny version anyday!
thomson1974 4 years ago
excecllent sounds hank is the best by far . sorry but who is ben ,please update me thanks
pete2803 4 years ago
Poor version of the 1959 Santo & Johnny original, also on YouTube.
actuk 4 years ago
it's rare to see such a sweet music
nutell0 4 years ago
i listen to this everyday...and i have the dvd and i listen on youtube and i listen in my truck i listen to it on my psp, my mp3 player..this version makes me tear up everytime i hear it...it is simply the best !!! thank you hank ben and the band....hank is the best !!!!
RKBrockstheworld 4 years ago
sod it! I`m diggin my old tennis racket out of the cupboard, I`m sure it`ll still be in tune, sod the wife and kids, I wanna be a guitar god all over again!
wastrel1066 4 years ago
:))
lmj22 4 years ago
recomend this to anyone who`s stressed out, it`ll chill`em right out.
wastrel1066 4 years ago
beautyful
ljubavniratnik 4 years ago
thank you very much
sboubalouta 4 years ago
Thank you ımj22
enjeksiyoncu 4 years ago