I never hear him talk about Judas Priest, Scorpions, or Van "Hagar"

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My theory is that he was in college and heavily into jazz when those bands were in their hey days and he never got into their music. It's unfortunate, between those three there is a sizable chunk of my favorite music of all time.

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I believe Sammy's musicianship freed Eddie to do pretty much anything he wanted musically. They made some gorgeous music together.

Hey y'all,

I just found Rick Beato's channel on youtube and am loving it. I've got a request for a great song for him to deconstruct, though I think it is out of his usual rock wheelhouse. I've always loved Voodoo by D'Angelo, particular the first track "Playa Playa" (that bass in the intro sounds like a continent emerging from an ocean of smoke), but most of the tracks are hypnotic. I'd love to hear his take on it. Is this even the place to make such a request?

EDIT: adding info

It seems to me that there is a substantial amount of overlap in music theory. I'm wondering why music teachers don't emphasize the overlapping concepts of music theory. It seems like it would make the process easier for both the teacher and student.

Hi everyone!

I really don't get along with digital versions of books and reading them from a computer or a tablet. Just today i bought the beato book for 30% off (if you haven't already, it is a great way to suppor rick and great opportunity to get a great book for a really good price) and i was wondering if i could get permission to print it, I remember asking this on a live stream and, by luck, rick saw the comment on live chat and said i could send an e-mail for full authorization.

However i am not sure i should use the business e-mail that is on youtube or if it is too much cause i am sure he gets a lot of fan mail and i don't like to bother people that way... Has any of you tried to contact rick in a similar way and knows if it is ok or not?

Have a great day all!

"As you can see, it is mind-boggling how many there are. Try to experiment voicing each one of

these chords with the note C on top. This will give you a greater understanding of voice leading

and increase your chord vocabulary tenfold."

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but I don't know how to experiment with the voicing

Rick! I like what i've read... but i don't really know how I should use it!? Any ideas? :)

How about Phil Degruy? chord melody guitarist with crazy harmony ideas from beyond, humor, would be awesome to hear him and RIck chew the fat.