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This is the man who finger-tapped his guitar 10 years before "Eddie Van Halen" (Rip)
The magical guitarist is Steve Hackett, the man who played this song on the original studio recording in the band Genesis back in 1973.
Other members were Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford.
This is from the album Selling England by the Pound
Steve was actually the one who introduced a guitar playing technique into the rock scene in 1970, which was later named by Eddie Van Halen as "tapping". 😊
BTW, the singer is the former frontman singer of the band Asia in the 80s, and he was also part of King Crimson in the 70s, John Wetton (RIP)
The singer on this is the late great John wetton who also sang For King Crimson and Asia. The reason why he's moving his hands a lot is that he usually plays the bass
one of the best guitar solos ever!
This whole album of Genesis is so amazing. In my top 5 of all time for sure.
Best guitarist from the 70s. Lost his way in the 80s trying to be a pop star only to come back strong in the mid 90s and ever since. Two new solo albums this year at the age of 71 - one acoustic guitar and one rock.
Steve hackett was the guitarist of Genesis during the seventies when Peter Gabriel was their lead singer. the album is from 1973
Mike Rutherford original Genesis member had a double neck bass / 12 string made by a local luthier, when playing the 12 string he would play Moog bass pedals with his feet. The keyboard player would play lead synth and organ together and Phil Collins made a huge drum sound. When they played live the studio albums came alive with only the 5 guys (aged early 20's). No backing tapes/sequencers or session guys.
I don’t know if you know about Steve Hacket. But this song was released in 1973 as part of Genesis Selling England by the Pound, by many considered Genesis Crown Jewel. Steve Hacket is the guitar player on his Gibson Les Paul (I think it is) and he was part of the formation at that time. On the original Mike Rutherford plays a double necked guitar/bass. Do yourself a favor and listen to the original as well with Peter Gabriel on vocal and flute, Tony Hacket on piano and all types of keyboard invl moog synth... and of course Phil Collins on drums.
(The solo was played on an alt clarinet here I think, in original it was a flute)
Steve Hacket’s guitar solo is the smoothest you can find. The song is a pure masterpiece
you mean Tony Banks
@@boydbainbridge5175 I meant Tony Banks as you point out but if I edit the original post now I loose the little heart 🤠
@@Divedown_25 Here you go 💖💖 😀
and remember around that time they were about 20 years old.
I have spoke to Steve about thee guitar he used once. It was a Gibson Les Paul 56.
This is EXACTLY why I chose to follow you !
Ever since I heard you associate Lisa with Broadway (no one else, as far as I'm aware, has done so - yet), I thought '… this guy has a different way of feeling and understanding things - with his heart ! …'
And this reaction is proof - Just over five minutes into the song, you start mentioning the concept of 'Journey' (which we all know is within you) but in fact it hasn't even really begun ! - The 'journey' is painted and pictured - literally - by the following instrumental sequence (possibly one of the greatest expressions of so called Prog-Rock) - it represents (my interpretation) the journey of a river 'till it reaches the ocean - a metaphor for the Journey of life, with all the twists and turns, the ups and downs, the sadness and the happiness, and the calm before reaching the sea (of tranquillity ?) - It would be good to read the Lyrics, and listen to it again with your eyes closed - I guarantee the river will appear in your mind - in whatever way you choose to see it !
It was mainly written by Tony Banks :
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I haven't found a decent video of the original Genesis playing this glorious masterpiece, and many purists will shout it is blasphemy to even consider it after 1975, but I have chosen this version live in Rome's Circo Massimo (in front of probably over half a million people) where Phil Collins still proves he is one of the great Rock drummers :
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and, for those who don't know her, here is Sina's rendition :
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Rob is a great asset to Steves band. So is Nad Sylvan who came after John.
Steve forever young.
Welcome to the Genesis dimension ! You should listen to the original song but still this one is awesome
I had the pleasure of seeing Mr Hackett in Chicago December '15. Had front row seats. Being a huge Genesis fan, it made my life complete. Just saw Peter Gabriel and Sting the same year in the summer. Both outstanding concerts. And it gets better. 11-15-21 saw Phil Collins and Genesis at the United Center in Chicago. Last time I'll ever get to see them and yet another fantastic concert. They are the soundtrack of my life,as well as millions others.
That was the '70s with the double necked guitars. This tune was written by Genesis in 1973. Masterful. Definitely check out the original with Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins (drums) and Genesis.
I enjoy your unique and honest impressions
Knights of the greenshields stamp and shout! Tessa is seventeen and a half.
John Wetton’s voice makes anything extra special. Listen to him do Afterglow with Steve Hackett’s Genesis revisited 2.
no offence but nothing beats the original with Peter Gabriel
Haven't you ever seen a multiple neck guitar? Chris Squire played a triple neck one in the 1977 song 'Awaken', I highly recommend you to listen it
Please: One For The Vine.
Who are they? The real version is Genesis, never forget that! "Firth of thif" is only and stay a Genesis song!
I stop it right now, sorry...
Genesis my favorite rock band although i wished they didnt do the last domino tour Phil is in a state he cant perform well anymore. but i must admit more balls than abba. Original song -----> czcams.com/video/SD5engyVXe0/video.html
Yes, that is a klarinet indeed.
No, I think that's an ARP synth lead that Roger King (the keyboardist) is playing. What Rob Townsend (woodwind player) is playing in the middle is actually an oboe. 😊
@@aleclewis9123 oboe or a cor Angelis?
@@bobcorbin3294 I'm quite certain it was a soprano saxophone.
@@aleclewis9123 no it is a soprano saxophone, it is a single reed instrument you can see the mouthpiece when he starts playing.
@@harryhager4128 So it is. I stand corrected. 😊😊
Italy gave Genesis their big break.
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