What Can We Learn From... BRIAN MAY (Ep.6)
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In this new episode of What Can We Learn From, we focus our attention on Brian May. There is a lot to take from Queen's guitar player.
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Re: the rock riff in Bohemian Rhapsody (@5:15), I've heard Brian May say that this was Freddie's riff; i.e., that Freddie wrote it on the piano.
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So glad to see you doing these videos. I'm a huge Brian may fan so of course I watched this one first but I am going to watch the others with an open mind. I see you got the usual people who want things to be historically correct, but this is no documentary. Thanks for pointing out what you see with your own ears.
Awesome analysis and lesson, David! Thanks!
Great demo David. The clips were terrific.
Excellent lesson David. Thanks.
I like your comment on the "humorous" and child like quality of some of Brian May's melodies. I hear the same child like quality in some of the songs by Sia and Thelonious Monk. It is the opposite of pretentious and bombastic and can be charming.
What a fantastic lesson. OMG! I got one, if not two ideas I will incorporate into my next song. You sir not only have a great ear and appreciation for rock music but you have such a great way of teaching. Wow!
A night at the opera..first album I ever bought when it came out...still have it.
Thank you for this
I think there's a lot of additional lessons to be learnt from listening to a studio recording with all its intricacies and then listening to the same song live and how he chooses to deliver it.
I remember first time I heard Live Killers. That album is just end-to-end gold.
Thanks for helping us out to train our 'ear for music'! It certainly helps to think of the right note to play. It actually helps me to enjoy all kinds of music more.
On the topic of playing 'the right note': I always found that Gary Moore was an absolute champion on that (The Messiah wil come again, or Empty Rooms live in Stockholm)
Learn to be a goid human being from Brian May
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great analogy it's not a kind of thing you would pick up a guitar and play at guitar center" very astute đ
I think Brian was tuned to standard. 8:00
Where did you got the guitar? Didn't knew Harley Benson made Red Specials.
Quel dommage que tout cela ne soit pas dans la langue de PrĂ©vert. merci quand mĂȘme pour le partage.
Damn, he pulled out his Brian May-ish guitar for this one; just how many guitars does he have? And how many pairs of the exact style of jeans?
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This one is really beautiful ! David, can you tell us what is this model from HB ?
Found it!
harleybenton.com/product/bm-75-trans-red/
@@pierresaucourt5894 Oh wow, this is that knock-off company that makes these in China & sell them cheap all over the EU, huh? I'm a little surprised tbh; I knew they were decent, but I didn't expect them to be taken seriously by serious players. I'm not crazy about May's tone, so I can't comment much beyond that, but they nailed his tone fairly well; I'm sure the effects help, but I'm still thoroughly impressed. Too bad I can't bring myself to support that market :( Thanks for digging it up!
@@pierresaucourt5894 Burns make an excellent version of Brian's red special.
@@epipick Did you mean this : www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/Brian-May-Special-Antique-Cherry/1R1K
A Harley Benton red special?
DAVE,,, CAN YOU DO ONE LIKE THIS BUT ON,,,ERIC JOHNSON?????
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David Gilmour is famous for singing solos and then recording and embellishing them too...
Gonna comment without watching. But after that Santana-trainwreck video, not going to take a chance.
if i'm not mistaken brian was not tuned down, in almost any songs accept the prophets song and fat bottomed girls
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You got this all wrong. Brian is a great guitarist and song writer, but you are giving him too much credit in this video. Every song that you talk about, where Brian is playing riffs you wouldn't expect a guitarist to create, is because they weren't created by him. All these songs were written by Freddie, on the piano, and Brian was just recreating, on the guitar, what Freddie played on the piano. "BoRap", "Don't Stop Me Now" and "Killer Queen" all have the same thing in common. All were written by Freddie, and all of them used a piano in them. Freddie was a great pianist, and wrote that way. Brian thought and wrote like a guitarist, Roger like a drummer, and John like a bassist. Queen was so great and unique because all their differences, which made all of them think outside the box on many things. None of them would have been as good alone as they were as a group. Freddie, Brian and Roger all proved this when they each did solo work.