Shine On You Crazy Diamond Part II GUITAR SOLO (written by David Gilmour, Pink Floyd) Roger, David, Nick and Richard: thank you Musical Geniuses, we’ll never forget… *********** I hope you like the sound… The cover registration was done with a Fender Stratocaster Vintage ’57 in input to a BOSS GT-10 MultiProcessor in LINE MODE and than directly in output on two REAL amplifiers for a stereo configuration (Fender Hot Road Deluxe and Marshall Valvestate). To record I used two RODE NT2A Condenser Microphones. Available on demand (via e-mail) the GT-10 Patch, and ask for any other information. Enjoy, rate and leave any comment or advice to improve my playing. Backing Track by: Maurizio Giovanardi GUITARS Andrea Casalanguida KEYBOARDS Luca Iocchi BASS Massimiliano Novelli DRUMS…

Shine On You Crazy Diamond Part III GUITAR SOLO (written by David Gilmour, Pink Floyd) *********** The registration was done with a Fender Stratocaster Vintage ’57 in input to a MultiFX BOSS GT-10 and than in output on two amplifiers for a stereo configuration (Fender Hot Road Deluxe and Marshall Valvestate). To record I used two RODE NT2A Condenser Microphones. Available on demand (via e-mail) the GT-10 Patch, and ask for any other information. Enjoy, rate and comment! Maurizio70 —————- Backing Track by me and my friends: Maurizio Giovanardi GUITARS Andrea Casalanguida KEYBOARDS Luca Iocchi BASS Massimiliano Novelli DRUMS…

Hi guys and YouTube friends, in this video I cover the intro solo of ECHOES as Gilmour plays in Gdansk DVD Version. I believe it’s one of the greatest phrasing / amazing sounds done by Mr. David. It was my first experiment using together my Boss GT-10 and the new incredible KEMPER PROFILING AMPLIFIER! I wanted to share with you the result so you can judge for yourself what is coming out… No postprocessing at all were applied. GEAR USED and EFFECT CHAIN in details Fender Stratocaster Vintage USA 57 Neck Pickup, GT-10 / KPA User Patch (Dynacomp Compressor + Natural OD + KEMPER PROFILING AMPLIFIER with MARSHALL JCM2000 CLEAN PROFILE + EQ Meedle Boost + Delay 450 ms + very low Stereo Chorus + Hall Reverb). Rate, comment and ask me anything you want related to sounds stuff. Just a curiosity… I made some modifications to my Surf Green Vintage Stratocaster: aesthetic and functional, for the aesthetic ones you can see the new pickguard ordered by Warmoth Guitar, for the functional I hope to find the time to do a video next time and explain better. CIAO! Maurizio70…

Hi, this is my GUITAR & BASS cover of Echoes Part 1 SOLO, inspired to the David Gilmour / Roger Waters version in LIVE at POMPEII Film. As a tribute to my city, I put as background the monuments of ROME… hope you like it, and that this video inspires also you in some way ******************************** GEAR USED and EFFECT CHAIN Warmoth Custom Jazz Bass; Fender Stratocaster Vintage ’57 Bridge Pickup; GT-10 User Patch (Dynacomp Compressor + Metal DIST + PRO CRUNCH AMPLI + EQ Bass Boost + Double delay 220 ms and 366 ms + Modulation Reverb). Feel free to leave any comment, question or advice to improve my playing. Write me an e-mail if you need the GT-10 patch. CIAO! Maurizio70 *********************** Backing track played by my friends: Andrea Casalanguida KEYBOARDS and Massimiliano Novelli DRUMS…

As per the title, really. I reference the solo from Brick in the Wall towards the end, but it’s really self indulgence! Love the tone from my Les Paul Gold Top 57 Re-issue. This model is from ’97 and it was made in the Custom Art & Historic division at Gibson. Has the ’57 Classic humbuckers, & I can’t see how the sound could be improved (without a much better amp and player, of course!) The amp is a cheap Custom Sound Trucker 65w transistor bass amp I got from Ebay for less than £5.00!…

My cover/take on Pink Floyd’s second guitar lead from “Comfortably Numb” on The Wall. It’s not perfect, and it’s not note for note, but it’s a cover so that’s how it should be. I tried to put my style into the song, and maybe I got a bit trigger happy with the pinch harmonics, but whatever haha. I used the studio version of the song as the backing track, so you’ll hear David Gilmour’s amazing playing coming through at times. Gear Used: Marshall JVM205H – OD Orange Mode Avatar 2×12 with G12T-75′s Digitech RP1000 (only used for delay) Epiphone G400 SG PUPs: Seymour Duncan JB (bridge), Seymour Duncan Jazz (neck) Recorded with a Shure SM-57 microphone and an M-Audio Fast Track recording interface….

My interpretation of this wonderful song. Hope you enjoy. Comments are welcome. Sorry for the bad quality of the video, I’ll improve this in the next ……

As per the title, really. I reference the solo from Brick in the Wall towards the end, but it’s really self indulgence! Love the tone from my Les Paul Gold Top 57 Re-issue. Has the ’57 Classic humbuckers, & I can’t see how the sound could be improved (without a much better amp and player, of course!) The amp is a cheap Custom Sound Trucker 65w transistor bass amp I got from Ebay for less than £5.00!…

from their Album .. ‘ Darkside of the Moon ‘ .. released 1973 .. Track #o1 … ” Speak to me & Breath ” … voila la Playlist :

Alessio Sfasci – Another Brick In The Wall part 2 guitar solo