You are welcome Calvin! Hope you got some nice licks and ideas form this!

Cheers Charles, totally, his vibrato is truly superb. I saw him live a few years back and that was what really stood out to me, hope you have some fun with these licks!

Cheers for the tip Brian, I'll give that a listen!

Cheers David, Schenker's got so many great ideas and habits- still plenty more for me to pillage, lol! Hope you got some good licks form this 🤘

Cheers dude! hope you got some new licks or lick from this one 🤘

Thanks Neil! He's one of those guys, where I seem to forget just how much I like his playing until I learn some more of his stuff. Didn't even get to look at his mixing the pentatonic, or his mixolydian licks here... hopefully get round to that in the future!

So many great licks, trick and ideas! Hope you got some from this one Stefano 🤘

Much obliged dude, Schenker's plating is filled with great licks!

Cheers Dave, glad you liked this one, hopefully got some nice lick and ideas form it!

Cheers Sidney, hope you got some cool licks and ideas from this one!

A V was the second guitar I got! Had to do that holding the V bit between my legs thing that Schenker does a lot. Haven't played in much in years- sitting down and trying to play it was even more of a nightmare!

Good point! The lower, midrange-y tone, economy picking thing and big bend are all pretty common things for Poland to do. would never have made that connection myself, but yeah, spot on!

Both Poland and Mustaine are huge Schenker's fanboys so it's not difficult to find Michael's influence in their guitar playing 🤘🤘

@@lifeisnice23 Beat me to it by 4 hrs lol

@@lifeisnice23 Never knew that, cheers for the insight!

@@JbfMusicGuitar yep, Mustaine adores Schenker (well, like also Hammet, Hetfield and all the thrashers from the early 80s!), he even stole his iconic posture when he started to play his Jackson flying V!

Them and Gary Moore.

Cheers Ross! Schenker in front of a volcano is some pretty epic stuff, to be fair these leads aren't easy- that last one in particular took me a fair while to get the hang of

Why hyphenated name? Dont only women do that?

@@michaelcraig9449 what does my name matter?

There' are dozens of us!!! Dozens!!! J/k, but the guy doesn't get the credit he's due

Glad it was helpful Bernard! I some times put the suggested picking in, but doesn't look like I have for these licks! The tabs are just as they appear in the video here

@@JbfMusicGuitar Thank you! Just a side note, I find that this problem is present on a lot of good tuition pages. I think that the picking should really be indicated, especially for fast repeating licks where it does make a difference and the ideally efficient picking is counter intuitive (i.e. not following alternate picking).

@@chikung Fair point! I tend to highlight it if it's not alternate, but I don't always catch them. Interestingly, I only realised fairly recently that a lot of players do mini sweeps instead of strict alternate picking, made some licks based on it here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gZaFYLBqrpzLpIk.html Which thinking about it... I created as an exercise so I could get through this solo: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bb-in6-f07rak2w.html Lol, the things we put ourselves through for the love of guitar!

@@JbfMusicGuitar Yes, even Jimmy Page has been surprising on that Level right from the start. Thanks for the links! I will definitely go check these out! I find these types of well engineered licks fascinating :-)

@@chikung Spot on Page used loads of tricks like that. I think he even pulls out a sweep in Since I've Been Loving You! No problem dude hope you get some cool ideas from them 🎸🎶

He's more of a pentatonic guy in my book, some 3 note per string shapes in there as well, but I'd wager the CAGED system is probably more how he sees/hears the fretboard modes when improving. It's the sort of thing I'd really love players to talk about a bit more!

@@JbfMusicGuitar thank you for the reply and keep doing what you’re doing. It is very helpful!

Cheers Peter, good question, I'm not too sure, lol! I think on this guitar I'm probably using my right hand's palm to mute the G string. On a guitar with a less wide fretboard (like a Strat) I'm probably using my left hands index finger - if that makes sense?

@@JbfMusicGuitar Thanks for the reply, will try index finger. Maybe if I could play it fast enough you can't hear the ghost note of the G-string, lol.

@@peterbos3487 Chucking a noise gate on is always handy as well for that stuff!

@@JbfMusicGuitar Great thanks, that improves quite a bit, lucky I have a Katana MI 50 with a NoiseGate. Although I should avoid pulling the string down during the pull-0ff.

@@peterbos3487 Awesome, glad that helped out!

Sorry dude, I can't do much about that! Can you just turn the subtitles off?

Got them from Schenker's live soloing, but I don't have that Schenker magic in my fingers! I should really have made a note of the videos and linked to them in the comments