what a STUNNING tutorial, thank you!

Ho lee carrrapp! Yes, I know this video is two years old. I just saw it now, and I can’t go back in time. But if I could, I would say that this breakdown Is EXACTLY the one I needed to learn this incredibly unique and creative display of guitar virtuosity that only Elliot Easton would come up with (Warning: run-on sentence alert). Put on virtually any Cars song and listen to the guitar composition that Elliot contributes. Genius. Thanks for your video that allowed me to learn this song in the format that connected with me.

The Top E string is open, during the opening chord sequence

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How did you nail the guitar tone

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You are one of the greatest guitar teachers on KZfaq.

You do need to learn how to tell the difference between a pedal steel and a lap steel or slide guitar. You can see for yourself in a live video where Pee Wee Charles plays pedal steel. It wouldn't have been hard to find. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i7F6gaWpqamxeac.html

Really great explanation and application of Gmaj7 and Cmaj7 chords and their link to minor chords. Thank you!

Okokok ❤

Awesome!

Outstanding lesson her, those sus2's added some melodic tones!

11:10 ahmm I dont understand very well can someone explin it again, what is that about "e flat"

Soooo helpful! Thanks ❤

I play saxophone but I really want to learn guitar

Wish I was in the area to see the shows!

Oh man...thanks a million. Now lets go look at that lead break.

Great stuff Desi! Good to see you rockin’!

You’re a such a very knowledgeable guitarist full of expertise in guitar. I can’t thank you enough for the time you have committed in teaching this great sound track. Very much appreciated . God bless you bro

So it capture a specific setup of the amp? Meaning that you can’t simulate, for exemple, how the amp will respond to volume (valve saturation) or ad and reduce the gain in the profile?

Hi Desi wonder if you would please do a guitar tutorial on the Michael Buble medley …. Fly me to the moon ,somebody to love ,just a gigolo much appreciated

tune?

WHEN I TELL YOU THIS VIDEO ANSWERED EXACTLY WHAT I ASKED I AM NOT JOKING!! Thank you brother

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Rotary effect ….is that like a Leslie speaker

Great video Desi! That is a lot of stuff to learn. Any tips on how to remember all the song parts and changes and lead parts? Do you use any memory aids?

This is Jay BTW

Hey Desi, where do I find your tour dates?

Happy Father’s Day weekend good sir! Thank you again!

Nice thanks Desi!

The problem I've had is the 3/4 size and short scale guitars still have a wide fretboard. I have hands the size of an 8-year-old and I'm an adult. :(

V useful 🎉

Wtf...

Very good. Thanks 🎉

This is a great tutorial. Thank you

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Finally a good explanation of what SRV did there - thanks a lot, I couldn't figure it out myself !

measure 14 you have different notes than on the video. tab shows, 11 on E, 12, B, and 11 on G. video looks like you are on the 14th fret.

This was a great episode thank you Scott, and Desi! I love the end where you get into favorite tracks. That universal joy of being moved by art and music shines through beautifully. Great perspective thank you both!

Thanks for sharing your gift, a passion for music. It is a blessing listening to your interview on developing your musical artistry.

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wow

Elliot Easton is a tremendously underrated guitarist

hello desi. i usually like to listen to you while doing sport, it is practical. but this podcast needs video. i got mostly what you have explained , but a visual would be needed. i want to add that the more i listen to you, the more amazed i am what an extraordinary guitarist and juke box you are. so clean in your playing . i would like sometime to be able to play half as good as you. but i am old 52 and very low on the intermediate scale, but i do what i can

Awesome video. It had the guitar placement tips I was looking for. I have some long time ago experience playing ukulele. I’m now trying a 3/4 size Squier Mini Strat. With my middle finger at 2.75”, it is a challenge but I’m confident it will get easier in time.

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È accordata in open G?

Stunning information here! Thank you so much!

Easton talks about the mystery of that lick in this video, at about the 8:30 mark <kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a9Bxqd2Wtqu2ZIE.html>. He confirms that it's about chord substitutions, and I think a part of the reason he does it (though he doesn't say) is he sometimes throws in some of the other notes of these relative minor chords. For example, in this vid, the first time he demos it I hear him adding a *double-stop* on that first note in the C#m position - he plays the G# below in addition to the E. I hear this in other variants and live versions he's done.