90's Country Guitar Solos - A Collection of the Best, Part 1/2 (cover)
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- čas přidán 16. 03. 2020
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90's country was the kind of music I grew up listening to, and it still takes up plenty of space in my personal playlist. This video is a random grab of 19 different songs and the solos that make them special. I could have picked 100 songs, there are so many great ones to choose from!
Learning these songs was a super fun educational challenge, too. I never was great at chicken pickin, and these tunes don't rely on the angry minor pentatonic that I love to lean on. I've never bent so many strings as these songs call for. I added a ton of licks and techniques to my bag of tricks just from this short video.
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0:00 Tracy Byrd - Watermelon Crawl
0:25 Garth Brooks - Friends in Low Places
0:51 Alan Jackson - Chattahoochee
1:07 Brooks & Dunn - My Next Broken Heart
1:30 Vince Gill - Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away
1:53 Sawyer Brown - The Race Is On
2:28 Kentucky Headhunters - Dumas Walker
3:23 Marty Stuart - Cry Cry Cry
3:46 Junior Brown - My Wife Thinks You're Dead
4:43 Clay Walker - What's it to You
5:06 Sawyer Brown - Thank God for You
5:27 Little Texas - Amy's Back in Austin
5:52 Mary Chapin Carpenter - I Feel Lucky
6:14 Blackhawk - Every Once in a While
6:36 David Lee Murphy - Dust on the Bottle
6:51 Brooks & Dunn - She's not the Cheatin' Kind
7:12 Collin Raye - I Want You Bad and That Ain't Good
7:30 Trisha Yearwood - She's in Love with the Boy
7:46 Shania Twain - From This Moment
So glad you included a Porter Howell solo on there. He and Jimmy Olander never get enough credit, and it's a shame, because they are two of the greatest!
@@njcowboy78 YES! Absolutely! I studied Porter's playing for this video. The harmonic he sneaks in (at 5:38) followed by the neck bend is so gnarly. Also, notice how there's no Diamond Rio in this video? I'm not sure I'm brave enough to tackle ol' Jimmy O just yet. :)
My gosh Porter Howell’s solo in that song still kills me to this day. Some great stuff happening during the outro of that song too!
Glad to see another metalhead that grew up listening to 90s country.
There are dozens of us! Haha.
Can’t beat that classic telecaster sound
Superb chops dude very impressive playing nice one 👌👍
Loved it. I started playing in 1985 at 15 yrs old. I'm a hair metal player. Ratt, Maiden, Dokken, etc. My utube name says it all, but I love 90s country and I love country guitar playing. Albert Lee, Johnny Hiland, Brent Mason, Vince Gill, and Jimmy Olander, just to name a few of the top gunslingers, are SERIOUS business. That is some seriously tough stuff to play.
Yeah dude, you're exactly right! I grew up playing punk and metal. I never realized how many guitar legends are hiding out in country tunes, with no fame or glory! It's a darn shame, because this stuff is not easy to play, much less to write!
Dude, you're freaking awesome.
That Vince Gill gave me chills. Badass man
One of my favorite decades of country. Grew up on it.
Yes, same here! Country radio these days is such a bummer.
So much great music in 8 minutes. Like the perfect combinations
Yeah man! So many great songs, and even more great songs of the era that aren't in the video. :)
killed it!!
It’s time for another country jam bam bam :-)
I love this! Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much! Very glad you like it, thank you for watching!
That's good sh*t right there
So good! Tele’s are the best. Great pickin’
Thanks so much! I agree, Teles really do rule.
this brought a tear to my eye
Very nice to whatch. Congrats.
So good. So many funky little lines in these solos
Seriously! So many great little moments throughout. I think my favorite to play was Dust on the Bottle. Hard to decide, though!
these are all of my favorite songs from my teenage years. Thank you!
Yes! Lots of nostalgia here for me as well. Very glad you enjoyed the video!
Thoroughly enjoyed it! Thanks
Thanks, brother! Glad you liked it!
Love this
Dude you really know how to pick them chickens
Thanks a lot, dude! That's super kind. Bawk bawk!
Awesome work would love to see a part two!
Thanks, Robert! I actually am slowly working on a part two. It doesn't have 100% of my attention, but it's coming along. Vince Gill is causing me some significant delays...
EXCELLENT!!!!
Beautiful video!
Thanks
Thank you very much!
Loved all these country riffs! I'm thinking about buy a Tele soon!!
Hell yeah! What kind are you looking to get?
@@coversongthriftshop A Squier Bullet definitely :D
nice going mate
Awesome! I love the country blues riffs! I wish I could play like that. Workin at it though. Love the sound out of that Telecaster
Thanks, brother! I had played some rockabilly before making this video, but honestly this was my first foray into real country picking. I can't explain how much I learned! What a fun style to dive into.
Man, this video just made my week! Awesome! This type of stuff defined 90s country. I just love how a good deal of these solos (with the exception of those we know are played by the artists themselves, like sawyer brown, little Texas, the headhunters, Vince, Junior, Marty etc...) were played by Brent Mason! And it’s obvious sir, that you have put a lot of time into studying Brent Mason. Very well done!
I’m a huge Merle Haggard fan. Have you ever thought of doing this same kind of compilation with Roy Nichols’ solos?
That's so kind! Thank you! Brent is so damn good. I was honestly a novice and country licks when I started this video. I can't believe how much I've learned since then. There's SO much to know about country guitar! Thanks for the heads up on Roy Nichols. I haven't heard much about him before, but I'm planning to jump down that rabbit hole to explore.
@@coversongthriftshop Take a listen to the Merle Haggard song "I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink" and that will give you a great sense of Roy's playing (actually, the entire "Back to the Barrooms" album in fact)
Nice playin!
Thanks a lot, dude!
I LOVE GARTH BROOKS FRIENDS IN LOW PLACES ITS ON MY PLAYLIST SAME AS TYLER CHILDERS!
Nice and convincing, I’m lead guitar in a country cover band and it’s hard to cover so many good Nashville guitar player’s. Good job brother.
Dude that's super high praise! Thank you! When I started this video I had played some rockabilly, but never really played any true country licks. I learned such an outrageous amount just by trying to get some of these parts down. Country pickers deserve more credit, man!
truly enjoyed that friend. I'm a bassist from Tidewater Virginia. subbed. take care brother
Hell yeah, man! Grateful for your viewership. Glad you enjoyed the tunes. Take it easy!
I'm from Chesapeake big dawg wassup
@@nickm8784 raised in great bridge. have home in south Norfolk
Awesome work on the strings. Have you considered offering tabs, maybe even starting a website where you can sell them in PDF? Just a thought.
Thanks, brother! I actually kind of consider my channel to be a library for folks to learn from, since CZcams is how I often learn songs as well. I've considered making tabs in the past, but since I just do this for fun, I've never made the time to actually write them. :) Many thanks for your kind words! Hope you like the videos!
You should move to nashville
Sawyer Brown solos were always fun to play. Duncan Cameron had a unique style. He left the band and is now a Commercial airline pilot.
Dang that's cool, I didn't know that! His solos served the song well, which is a high compliment in my book.
Where the hell did you find tabs for the race is on?
@@dallasderoy1405 The best way to learn is by ear. Not tabs. I always found tabs to be incorrect unless you buy the official sheet music.
@@mikehunt2190 you ain’t learnin that kind of shit by ear
@@dallasderoy1405 yeah i am. Not everyone has the ability to learn by ear.
This is just nassstyyyy
Damn, i need a tele
I agree! Everyone does!
Great playing man. I dig it! Is that by chance a Mike Mushok PRS? Sounded great.
Thanks a lot, man! And yes, that’s the exact guitar! Good eye!
That's shirt from the Fairmont Raceway in WV?
It's from Fairmont, MN actually!
Are you using an effect on that baritone guitar or something ? Sounds incredible a bit like an old gretsch somehow. Very 50s like.. slapback delay ? Some added effect like that ? Or sitar effect something more unique like that ? Or is that guitar just have a unique tone ? If so what guitar is that ? Great video
Many thanks! The only effect on that section is a standard slapback delay, which I have running pretty much all the time! The guitar is a PRS SE Mike Mushok Baritone. If I recall correctly, for that section it was tuned down entire OCTAVE to E. I had to play super lightly because the strings basically felt like spaghetti noodles at that point! Haha.
What tabs did you use for "Dont let our love start slipping away" ?
I actually did that one by ear! It was the second song I recorded for this video, and I had no idea it was going to gain so much traction. If I had, I probably would have spent a lot more time doing some research to make sure I got it perfect. Haha.
Looking for this tablature any ideas?
Would you prefer a humbucker or single coil on an electric guitar to play this kind of music?
My personal preference is single coil here, but with the right guitar you could get away with either!
How about the solo that starts at about 1:30 in I Got You by Shenandoah?
Oh dude that is a FANTASTIC idea! I've been wanting to include a little Shenandoah and that solo rips. Adding it to my list!
Brilliant playing mate! Where you from
Thanks, man! Grew up in Minnesota, and have lived a few other places since then.
Cover Song Thrift Shop that’s amazing dude I play acoustic and sing but cannot play like this!! Country is my favourite
@@jamiee2217 Hell yeah, man! I'm a lousy singer. It's all about playing to your strengths!
How did you teach yourself where all the notes are and the formations you use?
Great question man! A lot of it is just general intuition from playing for so long. But most important to this video was actually looking up old live performances of the songs. It doesn’t always work, but that was a huge resource for unlocking some of the trickier bits.
@@coversongthriftshop Cool.
Hey man are you from fairmont nc???
Fairmont, MN actually!
What is this tele ? I go to buy one to the guitar store monday :) !
Oh hell yeah! This one is made in Mexico. The color is “natural” and the neck is maple. It came with a tortoise shell pick guard but I upgraded to black! Happy shopping!
@@coversongthriftshop Thank you very much ! ;D
What’s that guitar on 1:53
Hi Adrian! That's a PRS SE Baritone. Normally tuned to B, in this video it's tuned all the way back down to E. Ridiculous! I should have just played a bass! Haha.
Cover Song Thrift Shop How do you get your tone?
Thanks for asking, dude! This whole video was made with my plugging straight into my amp. No pedals. The amp is a Fender Princeton 65 DSP. A solid state! I used the built-in overdrive and delay effects. Slightly different settings depending on what the song demanded. I have lots of other gear but keep coming back to this old thing. I think it sounds pretty good!
And now I must have one of these. Can’t believe this is straight into the amp. They seem kind of hard to find
@@joeevery9845 Yeah man! My original died right around the start of 2020. Took me a few months to track down a replacement, but I found one! Big fan of this amp. I should probably start stockpiling them...
which amp are u using?
Hi Luiz! That's a Fender Princeton 65 DSP. Even though it's a solid state, some of the notes vocalize in a way I can't replicate on other amps. I love it!
@@coversongthriftshop where you using the Princeton for the friends in low places solo? Any pedals?
@@bedroomlevel Yes sir! No pedals at all. Just the stock overdrive and the slapback delay, both built into the amp.
fuck country music sounds so much more plain then i thought