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Great video! <3

Man…sure are a lot of smart people here.

this blew my mind! simply awesome! thank you for that!

Something if it was on Revolver

Good ears! Great playing! Prince was genius!

Talking about the 80', I'm sure you know Japan. On their first album (1978), the song Television has a lot of (easy but nice) solos. Their music evolved a lot and I really like what David Sylvian did after (sometimes with Robert Fripp).

Thank you for this video. I never listened to Chicago and didn't know Terry Kath. Such a great solo and excellent video. And #@%& these stupid Ai!

New sub here. Keep up the tutorials homie! By spreading music like this, you are changing the world!

Really enjoyed this video! I was stunned by Matteo's performance, and have jammed feebly along many times; this will help me approach 1/10th of what he played.

You are the man, Danny! Thanks for following up on the comments from the last video with this post. Still Woozy can be a bit tough to sound out by ear, but appreciate you making the effort.

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Awesome stuff man. I usually have a pretty good ear but can never figure out the variations for still woozy. I knew it wouldn’t be too long till you got it!

I found you through still woozy actually

Danny, another absolute banger thanks for posting this you’re a legend man ! Also check out woozys new song lemon it’s pretty good too!

Love the tutorial I’m a massive still woozy fan and this is an instant favorite of mine, thanks so much👍

Love the video format Danny! Great playing and I love the editing in the beginning with you talking and playing in the background. Keep it up!

Hey, that's amazing, thanks! Could you tell what the chords are? I want to loop it :)

You look like Ringo with no hair when he was in his 20s.

" I can not play flamenco'... I thought you sounded great!

Wow dude. This is mindblowing, congrats on picking up on every modulation!

Love the Zappa pictures in the background.👍🏼

Any one getting the ps2 game of knighrider vibes?

I appreciate your brilliantly detailed and important music history lesson !

Nice cover... I've been doing it wrong for decades... Much better details.

Amazing

oh, so THAT's why it sounds weird when I play it

I’ve always struggled with counting stuff out like this and just got by all these years by ‘ feeling it’. Great stuff. Cheers Danny.

Hi, great transcription, thank you. On the ZA album I believe that the chord at 21 sec is an E flat 13 flat 9 (c#, g, c, e - 4th fret 5th string and 5th fret on 4th, 3rd and 2nd strings). Hope this helps. Cheers, Kev

Actually, I think there's kind of a lack of in-depth Prince UA-cam videos. This is one of the best I've ever seen. Appreciate it!

Flick of the Switch in the background! The first one released after I became a fan. One of my favorites.

I dig your enthusiasm and respect for Prince. Thanks for this. I’m learning guitar and this is dope. I’d dig more Prince tutorials. Salute! 🫡 #Prince4Ever

Prince often was in Studio 3 and Eddie van Halen in Studio 2 or 1 at Sunset Sound at the same time. They were neighbors so to speak.

The worse you treat a Tele, they better they sound

One thing is for sure Malcolm never played it on a les Paul..

THIS IS EXCELLENT, but your pacing is W A Y - O F F : slow down,,nby can absorb an image if it is 0,4 sec in sight. Pisses me of, makes following burdensome with the aussie-cockneyesque accent spoken nearly @ a cagneyesque breakneck pace. = 2 rapid fire MG42 u got. Repeat : knowledge-base topnotch - the execution so so . (this was suggested to me yesterday, never collided w bef; considering subscription; gotta comb thru 🇫🇮).

I'm going to repeat what has been said, for my money, this is one of the best guitar videos on this channel. A tip of the twang bar to you, sir.

"High Voltage" (australian variant) contanes their most beautiful guitar soloes.

The two funkiest guitars players that played with the JAMES BROWN BAND were JIMMY NOLAND AND ALFONSO KELLUM. They were the creators of that style. They were so tight that at times it sounded as if there was only one guitarist in the song. Those two were FIRST AND FOREMOST !!!! Because of what those two created in the very beginning of the James Brown Sound, All other guitarist that played with James after those two departed from the unit had NO CHOICE but try to get as close as they could to the style that JIMMY AND ALFONSO CREATED. After THE JAMES BROWN BAND was done NO OTHER group of players could equal are come close to the FUNK THE JAMES BROWN BAND CREATED. Not the JBs, not the Soul Generals , not ANY other unit that backed James. I am not putting anyone down, but I hold THE JAMES BROWN BAND higher and above all bands and musicians that backed James afterwards. THE FACTS ARE THE FACTS.

No i hear the same thing in Bamboozled,i think he changed it over the years.

Saw Uncle Frank over 35 times from 74-88 in NYC.

How do you like the feel of the neck?

Love your Still Woozy tutorials Danny. All your life would be a great cover as well. Actually on that note, I'm trying to figure it out. I know it's Fm7, D# variation, C#, G#, but I can't figure out that last chord he hits before he repeats it 🥲

It's pretty clear: all the 1970s stuff is all pretty much slightly off the cuff jazzy/folky stuff. Rain Dogs was the big departure, back to more european based music, closer to the circus and experimental sounds. He really pushed for non standard sounds including guitar. Marc Ribot et al. It says it all..

Speaking of James Brown & The Dave Mathews Band: ua-cam.com/video/miTvro2p1HE/v-deo.html

you're a saint for these. thank you

Please do Still Woozys new song - All Your Life, the guitar in that song is gorgeous

An MXR Blue Box with the C11 Mod makes all of this even better.

Had to learn this recently and felt my brain melting.

I heard Carlos Guitarlos of Top Jimmy and the Rhythm Pigs played on Down Down Down from Swordfishtrombones. I had the pleasure to play with him. He was great.

Great tutorial, love how you go over every little detail of the song but quickly. Thanks for this tutorial i love mac demarco and have been wondering how to play these tracks and you've helped loads.