May fav guitar player since I was 14, and I am 37 and yes I do love Malmsteen but tbh SRV's nuances are way more trickier then 99% of all other guitar players. Just even his bending he is a true master

@@stallionstudiosполный контроль , глушение , точность , скорость где это необходимо , супер крутой гитарист !!!

drugs are a hell of a drug

@@Gabe-1997 cocaine is one hell of a crack

Alright. Got that one. What's next?

@@HEATHENYT lmao

His fingers did.

I hope you kept playing and switched out guitars mid solo!

@@aiden4884 No, you just keep playing, no need to switch guitars.

72dodge340 nah i think Lysander was referencing SRV’s kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gK92l7CTzanFaWg.html

I did the same, then bought a new pack and went from 10s to 11s.

I felt the same way the day I broke an A string!

Sebastian Sanchez Stevie is the GOAT, but I’d have to say I think Todd Jones and Max Cavalera are probably just a TINY bit more aggressive lol. Aggression probably isn’t the right word.

his tone is something i still want to reproduce, cant play a damn thing but some blues but with that tone it doesnt matter lol

Jeff Beck's comes pretty close

@@jakeybball Shit dude, if you are gonna through out a name like Cavalera you better mention Dimebag and Mustaine. SRV ain't the GOAT, but damn, I wish he was still making music.....

Look up Philip Sayce

TheMidNiteLiteCompany Houston You forgot god- like guitar skills.

SRV actually seldom ever did any traditional palm muting techniques at all in my experience. Muting was done with his left hand and beating the fuck out of the strings with his right hand. Beating em like they owed him money.

Dave Matney it doesnt matter how they do it if he beats the strings or plays them gentle but thats wat he does and he knows how to do it good 🤷‍♀️

You do know he played even better when he got clean and sober

@@dalton7145 Yeah after he became awesome from smoking dope. The best guitar payers smoked dope. Fact.

Agreed. This young man teaching this old man is humbling. Thanx for the great video.

Chet Atkins was good at that too.

Arpeggios- learn them, they're your friend. But- before you can arpeggiate a chord- you have to know the chord- that was something Hendrix and SRV both understood very well. My friends made fun of me while I was in high school because I was learning old major blues style rhythm- bar chords and triads. But- the reason I was doing that was because I understood that knowing those chords meant I could eventually arpeggiate them and play in the style of Jimi and Stevie. I also emulated guys like Mark Knopfler and Chet Atkins- finger picking. I got really good at it while I was younger and it helped me tremendously playing lead when I got older.

yes greatest of all time. Texas bby

also alcoholism

SRV got clean, man. People often die after reforming, though. Stan Getz, Art Pepper, so on... Maybe that's why they were here, to get clean. I'm glad I was born into a nation that had such great music.

Eli Ramsay.... Your an idiot for that comment!

I mean... and all the things this guy said in the video

Bwahahahaha🤣🤣

Absolutely - that was one of the least SRV like renditions of pride and joy I’ve heard

Andrew Coe lol

@@andocobo with you on that, I had to pipe in because it wasn't even close, passing on his meager "knowledge" to unsuspecting wana be's. I mean if you are going to do a video lesson do it right or don't do it.

And the circle strumming technique.

Where’s the treble strings

Looool hendrix would laugh

id argue david gilmour

@@dvr1337 Frusciante would cry

Rory Gallagher Jimi Hendrix Albert King B.B. King And more

Eric Beaty Creations and the pimp hat!

and flying with helicopters

@@GammaFZ well look whos jealous cause he can never play like srv

people who don't know much about SRV call thatthe stank face. It's the Vaughan face

B1GMon3y K4sH she is my sweet little baby I’m just a little lover boy

Yesss I agree!!!!🤘👍👍☯️🎸☮️

It seems like once all that hard work and practice is in it doesn't take as much to keep in shape and keep your lichtsinn Good standing.

Lol practice all you want, If you don't have the talent he has, you won't play on his level... That's the harsh reality. People practice all their life but won't be as good of a musician as stevie was in his teens lol

@@goodtogo2876 it goes back to practice, yes some musicians are just different...but stevie never went without a guitar, he was constantly playing one. he couldnt just magically play it he practiced day in and day out.

@@Bidwellz9 of course! i would never claim that talented people wouldnt need to practice their ass off. All im saying is that your reach a much higher stage much much earlier when you have a talent. And i can see that first hand, as i have a talent for drawing.

BrynP vibrato

God fearing clean and sober start there.

Not Applicable shooo fly

Ain't but 1 person who can stop em cold with 1 note. Worthwhile to spend the rest of your life (& death) studying his vibrato

Only sing when u stop playing

I agree could play anything

Michael Tsi yes please!

YES

Oh habits of Eric Clapton is easy, steal your best friends wife and make a career of playing dull versions of people you hang with. 1 out of every 86 songs will be famous.

Michael symber lol

Michael Tsi yes please. Saw them both in concert and they were awesome! Jimmy Page is the greatest ever! Zeppelin best band ever!

...and he knows how to play it too! Personally the Strat has always been my go-to electric guitar. I've had a 1998 American Standard in Fiesta Red (a hard-tail) since 2002. I still play it all the time and I could never sell it.

by the way i am gibson fan

I had a brief Strat love when I was a big fan of Deep Purple in the early 80s. I had an awesome copy back then, with natural finish. I have an Ibanez Strat style with 2 humbuckers now. That's about as close as a I get to a Strat these days. I don't like the thin single-coil sound, but really like the maple neck

Richard Nicholson I can definitely understand that point of view. Personally I love the sound of single coils, but it's hard to beat the versatility of humbuckers; they're great for all types of music. That's why I always keep a Gibson in my stable. That's also why Fender makes HH strats for humbucker fans =)

SHREDDer IFIC

Reggie Smithers that would be amazing

Daniel Mayfield i know right

pls

Reggie Smithers do drugs

Reggie Smithers yes plz

Jesterofsound have you looked into a youtube channel called Texas Blues Alley? Lots of SRV lessons.

Filipe Amaral No, I will thanks for the suggestion

ye

YES!

Edgar Mendonca yessssssss

Yes Please!

Edgar Mendonca There's a dude who done a sultan's of swing cover and he has a video teaching you how to do the cover and in it he shows you knopfler habits/licks. his name's Josh turner I think

Edgar Mendonca omgggg yesss mark knopflerrrrr

Edgar Mendonca yessss

Dylan Malakovski lol

Dylan Malakovski yes exactly

squeals, pinch harmonics, divebombs you're welcome

Zeke Morgan w

burgerofwar shred, as fuck, squelas, divebombs, down heavy sound

Kaito Bellamy buddy Guy is underknown

i dont think so

agreed.

Buddy Guy: Pull the bend, let it sustain for 2 years while smiling 32 teeth.

Barış Karasakız LMAOO love buddy's smile though he just a happy dude

Elephantricity John Mayer actually pulls it off

TheMidNiteLiteCompany Houston I was gonna say John Mayer comes close. But John Mayer's sound is more mellow. He doesn't get the raunchy sound SRV did.

Elephantricity John can do it, srv, John Lee Hooker, and Hendrix....it's all there...amongs pop throw away material I must add.

John Frusciante when on his best RHCP game too.

surfjabroni JF is probably one of my fav guitarists also, but his technique isn't as clean as an SRV. John was closer to a hendrix type.

chippchipp1, I agree.

chippchipp1 yeeeesssssss :-)

chippchipp1 he just did!!!!

Tons of slow slides and bending. I play David all the time.

DG beats SRV #fact

COME ON GUYS PRESS LIKE, ERIC JOHNSON NEXT IN NEXT VIDEO

ahhh....no

if it just said Dime i would have liked it...

Jibicus Maximus Eric Johnson has awesome technique

@Guitar Dudeo I did it because I bought into the SRV heavy gauge string myth. That's exactly right. The baritone strings were still flexible enough to bend slightly. Hammer ons and pull offs were possible though I don't use them all that often. I've never developed much of a vibrato anyway. I play exclusively acoustic guitar and my impression is that vibrato is much easier to attain on a solid body electric guitar with lighter gauge strings.

@Guitar Dudeo Speaking of vibrato though, I love watching Albert King and BB King play. They really showcase that technique.

Cant get enough of his Regret #9 solo

Thumb only.

Sandyzzz can you say that in tabulature plz

music theory cannot be explained to number readers

underrated post

Yes!!

hey man , don't worry bout my habits,im chillin in the after-life now....

heroin and eating

Dance to what you're playing

CaptainZuzlike Pinch harmonics, regular harmonics, and smooth, wavy tremolo👌👌

CaptainZuzlike One habit of his is divorcing women because they wore a watch lol. (Uma Thurman)

Trapper A ??? He's still married to his high school sweetheart!

Sara Michelle Clark no no no, it's Ron Swanson

alfred vasquez Ron Swanson is the greatest TV personality ever created

KnowledgeIsKey215 agreed

Oh hell yeah!

Yes

4:39. Isn't 6th string buzzing?

That's what he said: played in a shuffle time