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Adrian Whyte
Добавлен 6 сен 2011
Professional Musician and Guitar Teacher from Melbourne Australia specialising in Rockabilly, Psychobilly, Solo and Jazz Guitar.
My Baby Left Me - Main Riff Tutorial - Live from the Joan Theater
Learn How to play Scotty Moore's amazing fingerpicking rockabilly riff in the Elvis' recorded classic, "My Baby Left Me", recorded whilst onsite at the Joan Theater in Penrith between shows with "Sun Rising, The Songs That Made Memphis".
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Rocakbilly Rebuild - Understand and develop your Rockabilly Vocabulary
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Psychobilly Course - 25 licks
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Thumbpick bootcamp - a systematic breakdown of t...
Support my channel and Get PDFS and Guitar Pro tabs on my patreon
www.patreon.com/Adrianwhyte
Get PDFs and Courses on my Website
adrianwhyteonline.com
Courses can be purchased separately and inlcude:
Rocakbilly Rebuild - Understand and develop your Rockabilly Vocabulary
adrianwhyteonline.com/rockabilly-rebuild-online-guitar-course-page/
Psychobilly Course - 25 licks
adrianwhyteonline.com/psychobilly-guitar-tutorials/
Thumbpick bootcamp - a systematic breakdown of t...
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5 things you don't need to play Rockabilly
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.28 дней назад
Carl Perkins, Eddie Cochran, Duane Eddy, Gene Vincent, Scotty Moore and all of the great rockabilly guitar players used a combination of things that included some things and not others that often appear in the bar room requirements dished out to rockabilly players. In todays video I cut through some of the noise and deliver to you, 5 things you don't need to play rockabilly. The last one will a...
Insane Rockabilly! Hillbilly Moon Explosion - Tab Playthrough - Chalk Farm Breakdown
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Месяц назад
This Rockabilly Guitar Instrumental is a testament to the greats like Scotty Moore, Chet Atkins, Merle Travis, Carl Perkins, Cliff Gallup and many more! It's Hillbilly Moon Explosion's Chalk Farm Breakdown and it's none other than Duncan James on the Guitar. Amazing picking! www.hillbillymoon.com/ hillbillymoonexplosion AND I've stepped up my game and finally figured out how to mak...
Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes Solo 1 Breakdown Lesson
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.2 месяца назад
Carl Perkin's Blue Suede shoes set the Rockabilly Guitar world on fire in 1955. After digging really deep, I questioned whether there was any other way to play it with such an open ringy sound than to do it the way I've figured for this tutorial. Carl influenced all the greats that came after him and with him, including his contemporaries like Scotty Moore, Eddie Cochan, Cliff Gallup and Duane ...
Improve Your Rockabilly Guitar with Arpeggios - Adrian Whyte
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.2 месяца назад
Arpeggios, the lead guitar version of chords, and in this case applied to rockabilly guitar. Cliff Gallup, Brian Setzer, Grady Martin, Scotty Moore.. they all used ’em, and today I teach you some basics, tell you how to use them and even show you some tips on how to practice. Oh and there’s an extra secret good tip at the end! I mentioned an old video on the rockabilly scale, but I’d recommend ...
The Diminished Guitar Playing of Brian Setzer
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 месяца назад
You may have thought I was suggesting Brian Setzer's Guitar playing has gone downhill.. not at all! Brian Setzer is the master of the diminished scale. In this video I will show you when he uses the diminished scale, how he uses the diminished scale and where he uses it. Cliff Gallup, Danny Gatton, Charlie Christian, Django Reinhardt, Chet Atkins and many more players used it in just the same w...
Cliff Gallup's Simple Triad Trick
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.4 месяца назад
Arguably the slickest and most creative of the founding rockabilly guitar players, Cliff had plenty of great ideas in his rockabilly solo's that we can learn from.After all, Brian Setzer, Jeff Beck , Darrel Higham and Danny Gatton all took plenty of cues from him, so we should too! In today's concept lesson, I show you two simple triads we can build licks from and how to move them around to pla...
Somewhere Over the Rainbow - Tribute to Gene Vincent - Adrian Whyte and Chris D'Rozario
Просмотров 7284 месяца назад
Here is our little tribute to Gene Vincent with a nod to his version of "Somewhere over the rainbow". It steps off the rockabilly path and into the nostalgic word of Harold Arlen and Yip Harberg's 1939 classic, but like Gene, Chris does it with aplomb. I hope you enjoy! Fo more info and bookings visit: musicbynomad.com/
Carl Perkins Taught me THIS! (w/free charts)
Просмотров 3,9 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Carl Perkins Taught me THIS! (w/free charts)
How to accurately play Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes - Rockabilly Guitar Lesson Adrian Whyte
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.5 месяцев назад
How to accurately play Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes - Rockabilly Guitar Lesson Adrian Whyte
8 Pro Tips for Learning Songs Faster on Guitar
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.6 месяцев назад
8 Pro Tips for Learning Songs Faster on Guitar
Danny Gatton - Rockabilly Guitar's most evolved player? Tone, Technique and Ingenuity
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Danny Gatton - Rockabilly Guitar's most evolved player? Tone, Technique and Ingenuity
It's about time Rockabilly Players knew their place - soloing exercise!
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.6 месяцев назад
It's about time Rockabilly Players knew their place - soloing exercise!
Wireless Rockabilly Guitar!? Xvive U2 Demo and Review
Просмотров 7377 месяцев назад
Wireless Rockabilly Guitar!? Xvive U2 Demo and Review
12 Bars of Rockabilly Genius - Darrel Higham
Просмотров 3 тыс.7 месяцев назад
12 Bars of Rockabilly Genius - Darrel Higham
Rockabilly and the Jazzmaster - could it have worked?
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Rockabilly and the Jazzmaster - could it have worked?
How to Play Reverend Horton Heat - Bales of Cocaine - Guitar Solo - Adrian Whyte
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.7 месяцев назад
How to Play Reverend Horton Heat - Bales of Cocaine - Guitar Solo - Adrian Whyte
A Dislocated arm and a Rockabilly Christmas Carol!
Просмотров 7418 месяцев назад
A Dislocated arm and a Rockabilly Christmas Carol!
Roundwounds vs Flatwounds For Rockabilly - Let's swap and see!
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Roundwounds vs Flatwounds For Rockabilly - Let's swap and see!
Easy Rockabilly Guitar Solo Lesson - Free Tabs!
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Easy Rockabilly Guitar Solo Lesson - Free Tabs!
Reverend Horton Heat - Bales of Cocaine - Guitar Tutorial - Intro Verse Chorus - Adrian Whyte
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Reverend Horton Heat - Bales of Cocaine - Guitar Tutorial - Intro Verse Chorus - Adrian Whyte
How to Play Ubangi Stomp Rockabilly Guitar Solo (Original version) Warren Smith / Brad Suggs
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.9 месяцев назад
How to Play Ubangi Stomp Rockabilly Guitar Solo (Original version) Warren Smith / Brad Suggs
From Scotty Moore and Grady Martin to Brian Setzer - The Ultimate Rockabilly Guitar Amp in a Box!
Просмотров 16 тыс.9 месяцев назад
From Scotty Moore and Grady Martin to Brian Setzer - The Ultimate Rockabilly Guitar Amp in a Box!
How to Play Rockabilly Guitar Solos - Complete Technical Guide
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.10 месяцев назад
How to Play Rockabilly Guitar Solos - Complete Technical Guide
Brian Setzer learnt this tune - so should you!
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Brian Setzer learnt this tune - so should you!
All good Rockabilly Guitar Players know this and it's easy!
Просмотров 3 тыс.10 месяцев назад
All good Rockabilly Guitar Players know this and it's easy!
Learn to Rockabilly Boogie -Essential Guitar Line Lesson
Просмотров 3 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Learn to Rockabilly Boogie -Essential Guitar Line Lesson
How to play the Hound Dog Guitar Solo - Scotty Moore - Adrian Whyte
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.11 месяцев назад
How to play the Hound Dog Guitar Solo - Scotty Moore - Adrian Whyte
Improve your Technique FAST! Rockabilly Guitar, Jazz guitar and more!
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Improve your Technique FAST! Rockabilly Guitar, Jazz guitar and more!
Your First Rockabilly Rhythm and Lick! Lesson #5 Rockabilly Guitar for the Complete Beginner
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Your First Rockabilly Rhythm and Lick! Lesson #5 Rockabilly Guitar for the Complete Beginner
wow, very cool arrangement!
Disappointing.. this is the first video you did that I thought was seriously weak. You didn't mention any wisdom on where to begin with the tone controls on amp (bass/mid/treble. You didn't mention the tone knob, you didn't mention what pickups (bridge/neck/both) and also the high/mid/cut switch and some wisdom about how to use all of these different factors.
You nailed it. When I first heard Elvis to The Cramps, from Jerry Lee to the Rev, I hear country with balls!
Lol, it's air-uh
Hi mate did you ever make a tab for this?
Very nice run! Thank you. Love Love Love that guitar! Been a while... Hope all is well!
4 years later, just finishing the solo... Thanks for this one!
The Cramps was the funnest show I ever saw. I saw them in '02 in Seattle on 2nd Ave. Being a Gretsch and Poison enthusiast I was drawn like a human fly to front stage in front of Ivy. I was singing along at the top of my lungs. It was an intimate show, maybe 200 peeps. Towards the end of the show when Kristy slipped on the salvia that puddled at her feet, I made eye contact with Lux. He gave me a strange smile. I thought it was about the fact that I drooled at the feet of his wife. I meant no disrespect so I wiggled my way in front of Mr. Interior and he started shoving the mic in front of my face as I know all of their lyrics. On their last song Lux started acting like a zombie and pulled me up on stage. He began knawing on my head so I did what you do when a zombie chews on your skull and died. By this time Poison blistered into a reverberated and trebled hyper scratch as I lay lifeless and dead where Lux left me. By the climax of her fuzzy solo she shoulder strutted over to me as Lux escorted her into position. She bent over my face and began to pee. I did what any man does when Poison pees on you and started slowly lapin's it up as I rose back to life. As I 🌹 up and miraged back into consciousness I zombied my way back into the crowd. Thank You Lux and Ivy for an unforgettable nite I will never forget. Lux let me know that instead of resenting me for going ape for Ivy and the Cramps, he was honored that I am the biggest Cramps fan ever. That show induced my fondness for them ten fold, if thats possible. Poison is the queen of modern Rock 'n' Roll in my book! Lux proved his psycho presence on a level I had never witnessed that nite, wow, what a show!!!
FWIW thought I'd come back with mine... Guitar (Epiphone ES295 and Gretsch 5420TG) --> Tuner --> BOSS SD1 --> Mystery Brain --> Joyo American Sound -> PA yep no amp. Also FWIW as a 3 piece band we use a Bose Tonematch T8S mixer and two Bose L1S column speakers both with B2 subs. The bass player goes straight in too (no amp) and we have a little stand up drum kit just an overhead and kick mic. Seems to work for pub/small club gigs. Elsewhere just plug into the house system.
I like the wool sounds
Ha I wondered where you were at dinner!! Great vid, man! Arthur Crudup's version of this song (he wrote it) is very different. I find it intriguing that Scotty More was able to get so much out of the initial riff! Amazing! Also, I think CCR's version is the definitive version!
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Can I play this on acoustic ?
Are you from victoria/nsw? Thanks from Perth! Need more cats like you nowadays
Nice flex, lol. Good lesson too, love that song.
Danny Gatton was the best I ever saw.
Luther perkins brilliantly guitar player when i was younger im.was interesting in rockabilly country ha ha gretsch yes love luther perkins playing
Vielen Dank
Cool video man. Hey I’m thinkin of signing up for the 20 dollar patreon cuz I saw you can request a song for you to teach and even get a little zoom call which I think is cool so I was just wandering when both of those things would take place after joining the patreon ? Thanks !
Always wanted to learn this song and the riff, thanks Adrian.
Just at the top! Nicely done! A class act! Congratulations!
Chet used a capo at the 2nd fret..??
Tele sounds more authentic. Everyone else using anything else is just for aesthetics. FIGHT ME!
can you please post the lyrics to the vaudevillains songs? I would really appreciate it :)
The singing is just fine, don't apologize at all
Thanks man!!!
What Gretsch guitar model is this?
This is a 6120dsw :)
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Hi, was the Telecaster not the real Rockabilly Guitar? ScottyMoore played a Gibson. The association with Gretch came much later on...
Hey mate, not quite sure about your comment, did you watch the whole video? I’m saying you don’t need a Gretsch to play rockabilly.. I would agree, Gibson’s, telecasters and whatever was available was appearing on things prior to 56. I made a whole video about this stuff you’d probably enjoy, what is the authentic rockabilly guitar? Is the video title
Will implement in my practice 😎 🤟 thx for these pointers
Volksrede???😉
Im saving up for a gretsch 5420
Ive been implementing this in my practice and it makes a world of difference for that rockabilly feel 😎🤟✨️
Indeed, glad you’re digging it man!
True--you don't need hair to play rockabilly. But you do need hair to play rockabilly right! I mean, what else are ya gonna use all that grease for if not yer hair?
Haha I’ll put it on my bsa bantam!! That’s pretty rockabilly right?
I love telecasters but you are 100% right. Simple as that. 😊
Buddy n'a jamais chanté cette chanson .
Yeah I found out after, I’m a fool!
Great guitar player that you are, I have to say, you also don't need to play everything at a superfast speed. To be honest, it's a bit off putting listening to you play so fast between chords and travis style picking. I don't recall many early rockabilly guitarists playing at breakneck speeds like that. I love your lessons, just being honest with my opinion on this one.
That’s totally fair, I’m just doing my thing here as a way of building some authority at the start of the video. I’m not out to be authentic and traditional by any means, but I’m open to feedback, so thank you!
Great lesson.
Appreciate that man, have a good weekend!
Thanks for this. Awesome song.
My pleasure, still one of my all time favourites!
Hair was the best! Lol I'm right there with you
You look good without the cap. Seriously. Great playing, too!
You don't even need tattoos to play rockabilly 👍
So nice..... Love the Hillbilly Moon Explosion , specially the album they did with Sparky (Mark Phillips , Demented Are Go). Off to Jackson now... ; )
Wanna learn how to play this with a step by step breakdown? Visit the links in the description to become a member where you can get access to the full breakdown lesson!
Damn, that looks tricky! Good job
Awesome lesson Adrian 👍😎 🎸 thank you
Imagine what you’d be like with a quiff?
BTW, that Rockabilly Rebuild course is the best guitar lesson money I've spent in 20 years! Thanks for putting that together, man!!
Adrian, you inspire me everyday. And, I'm so relieved that that sunburn on the top part of my head will not prevent me from continuing to play rockabilly. Whew!😂
What model Gretsch is that? I've just not seen one with that headstock before. I love it!
Bonjour from France 🇫🇷 Your videos are very interesting, I’m starting to play rockabilly and I’m going to your RUclips page to help me with that ! Just one question 😄 but what is the model of your Gretsch :) Merci beaucoup and keep smiling ! 🤟🏼
Hey mate! Glad to hear of another convert!! Do check out my rockabilly guitar for the complete beginner course free on RUclips!