ZZ Top Tush Solo Lesson

Just a quick lesson detailing the outlines of the solo Kent Carlevi arranged for ZZ Top's Tush.

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Music

Tags:

• ZZ
• Top
• Tush
• Solo
• guitar
• lesson
• backing
• track
• ernie
• ball
• super
• sport
• axis
• man
• kent
• carlevi
• cover

[okmer333]

try to break it down into pieces, makes it easier to learn for people. anyway keep em comin thanks!

[newts456]

@okmer333 i thought they were in small sections :S anyhow not to worry, although my lessons arent made for beginners no disrespect to your playing level ofcourse.

[Returnd4U2C]

Well done! Screw the slide.

[newts456]

@Returnd4U2C haha my thoughts tooo, can't stand the thing l,,l,

[spudmonster58]

I have been playing this song on stage twenty years, I don,t play slide. I to had to come up with a lead that works an still incompasses the feel of the song.I don.t play with a pick. So i was able to come up with a sound that works.,

[newts456]

@spudmonster58 awesome dude, post me a link would be cool to watch

[ROCKERSLASH1]

hey dude thanks for this video its awesome :u

[newts456]

@hyquStarOfDavid DID I SAY IT NEEDS TO BE REWORKED? the tush solo original by billy is awesome, Kent is not my buddy, he used to be on youtube untill they banned for posting videos too alike the original, either way its nice to see original material and unique artists, anyone can copy a solo not everybody can be creative, the video i posted is copied, im not the best guitar player ever, but at least im having fun not going through youtube complaining to everyone bitterly about not being correct.

[hyquStarOfDavid]

@newts456 trust me, Billy Gibbons doesn't need his solo re-worked, if your buddy wants to re-arrange solos tell him to work on some old 50s tunes where the solos were just thrown together.

[newts456]

@hyquStarOfDavid dude, if you read the "More Information" area i have so kindly filled out for viewers to read, you will find out that it is not the original TUSH solo by ZZ Top it is a unique arrangement created by an awesome guitar player named Kent Carlevi, Playing within the G minor Pentatonic scale which compliments the correct chord progression used in the backing track.