It's really .5%

76%

It seems so easy when he plays it It's actually not.

shut up

That's because shredders don't aim for groove and beat. Speed is their main goal, so I think to each their own.

@@Texturas75 Speed is for low self-esteem, groove is for love for the music.

@@materialistadialectico4884 wrong, however someone wants to play music is for the love of music, dont be an asshole.

@@Sauzeisawesome meh i guess so, thing is so many modern guitarists go for speed shredding and it became kinda soulless and bland. rhythm and groove is what made guitar in rock and roll so mesmerizing.

Eric Blackmon has a pretty good tutorial on it

very agree with you, the others tutorials add to the chords some notes..

😂. From the source here. Nile Rodgers.

@Peter Martins You do what you have to do.

@Fox 狐 Yes Nile usually bars the whole chord but plucks maybe 2-3 strings at a time. The rest is percussive, muted. He talks about this technique in a master class in Paris. You’ll find it on KZfaq.

Trueeeeee

Yesss

Nah

Get a Job kid

@@philipgranath8746 yes*

And Steve Ray Vaughan played the end solo on lets dance

He also worked on Halo's sound track

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯💯💯💯🥂🥂🥂

Luckily for me, this randomly appeared in my recommended

Guess I'm lucky then.

guess we got lucky

I guess we got lucky

As a rock/metalhead guitarist I'm 100% with you on this. Listened to this song once and thought. "OK, no difficult solos. Should be easy". Oh boy I was wrong. Still today I sound like a robot playing it, close to this guy...

Doing cover bands myself, I never found this one to be overly taxing. I just do the first four 3note groups as triplets, then add something on that one beat where you can do whatever you want before going into the triplets again. I still think that stuff like Skynyrd or, you said it, Van Halen is much harder to reproduce on stage - not least of all you need much more stuff to reproduce a close tone than just a Strat into a Fender amp like with Nile, be it gear-wise or be it skill-wise. That said, the ones I'm having most trouble getting to 100% with are the shuffled unplugged 'Layla' and the fast run ( you know which one I'm talking about! ) of Sweet Child O' Mine. Still, I can feel where you're coming from, covering Nile is never easy and literally no one can claim to have done it perfectly, he's just that good at funk. Just get close and be happy is what I'm saying to myself to not get mad at never reaching his particular groove...we also do some 90s HipHop medleys with things like Mo' Money, Mo' Problems and he is sampled everywhere ( the song is basically I'm Coming Out on repeat ), so just get as close as you can, keep that right hand moving and realize you can never be as good as him - and you're gucci. Cover band audiences won't care as long as you make them dance with a Nile song, which works every time. But not because of you - it's the bass and the drums interlocking that are the real stars of this whole Nile Rodgers show, the actual guitar funk work is just clutter ( in my mind! ). And I'm pretty sure Nile himself would agree with that assessment.

Totalmente de acuerdo.

Yeah, i always try to relax my hand as much as possible when i play Get Lucky yet i can't sound anything near like Nile.

i had a pirated copy of guitar hero ps2 (if it's gh2 or gh3 i don't remember) somehow this song was in it, it's groovy i enjoyed playing it

better late than never

keep that up! That's very cool!

Exacto

Starts with Bm7 -->D --> F#m7 --> E, put the video on 50% playback and you'll see what he is doing, Cheers!

@@freecomstarter when he plays it fast after the 4th chord he plays another chord do you know what that is?

Same

Sim 👍 (yes)

I also hear some chorus. Maybe a bit of compression too

Neck pickup, wet Chorus and compression

@@szrnkabela and just a dash of reverb 👌

Why?

@@boimesa8190daft punk stopped:( and theyre definetly true legends

@@adamkija6895 ah yess