5 Ed Bickert Intros

[AllanAllen]

Just a very educational video I came across

[pamosmusic]

bless

[Tal_175]

Also lots of good turnaround ideas there. Some of them would also work well as ending.

[AllanAllen]

To see it laid out so well on the fretboard. One has to wonder, "How could I not think of this stuff"

[Mick-7]

Well, look at that, beautiful music made with common chord voicings, not a fancy one in sight, "don't play anything difficult" does work after all!

[Strat-itis]

That is extremely educational. Intros are an overlooked topic. This is clear, short, sweet, and mega musical.

[mr. beaumont]

Is this guy playing these on...an Esquire!?

[AllanAllen]

Is this guy playing these on...an Esquire!?

LOL I didn’t even notice.

[Strat-itis]

It could be the secret agent under the pickguard neck pickup.

[mr. beaumont]

Yeah, I'm thinking that it has to be a Stealth Esquire...

Which might be a great jazz sound, as i love a low neck pickup on a solid body as it is...

[Strat-itis]

Exactly

[AllanAllen]

He says in the YouTube comments it’s an Esquire. Not a hidden thing. I’m having a bit of Déjà vu over this

[AllanAllen]

Is this guy playing these on...an Esquire!?

[Mick-7]

It's not a conventional telecaster (and not a Fender) and doesn't sound at all like Ed Bickert's guitar, too much reverb and treble.

[AllanAllen]

I think it sounds pretty close in the OP.

[beyondthefrets]

Just a very educational video I came across

Thanks! That's me

[starjasmine]

Oh, I have to say it: It's the player, not the gear!

And Zakk's youtube channel is a goldmine.