Chords for Guitar Center Sessions: Lukather & Morse, Accomplishments
Tempo:
107.7 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
C
G
D
Db
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
We have contrast today between the two guitar players and the end result in how
The music comes out is obviously brilliant.
You're always here, but their approach is different to everything but
Luke you'd played on a thousand records probably so my then no actually I was very fortunate to
Went to high school and grew up with the Picaro brothers, and that's how I met Jay, and I met you know
Carlton and right now or not a lot and great
Ray Parker jr.
And Jay really helped me out when I was a kid man drew a lot of stuff my way You know
Something he couldn't do or he recommended back in the days
And they actually used to hire musicians to make records at the same time that even more than one guitar player what a concept
Huh yes, it was back in 1927.
I think it was
And you know we used to be such such a gas just to go to work every day
You know I got to do so many different things with so many different artists and so many different styles
That's how you just sort of become like a zealot.
You know to show up, and you're always there
You know I mean you morph into whatever you need to be
To do you know you could be doing I barbers try send the day and then the tubes at night
You know it musically it could be very interesting in one day.
I've managed to
Keep a long career because I have some really horrible pictures of all the really famous studio players
So they had they can't talk about me Steve's played
Classical guitar in Carnegie Hall and played all over the world and just did a thing a couple weeks ago in Poland
That was pretty fun
The the highlight of my musical no
It was just a fun thing that we had the Guinness Book of World Records for the most guitar players playing
Together and it of course happened to be smoke on the water, [D] but we [Bb] had
[C] [Bb] [Db] Six
thousand [C] guitarists [G] [Bb] oh
[C] You guys know that [G] that's that's weird
[Bb] That [C] [Bb] [Db] [C]
[Gm] [Bbm] [C] [Bb] [G] [E]
was like it was that song it was that song
[Bb] The cool thing [C] was when did you write that song I?
[Gm] Wrote that when I was Richie [F] Blackmore
[G]
It's amazing what they can do with [Dbm] plastic surgery these days, huh?
Hey, Lukey yes, sir some people you played with that uh
[Bm] Come to mind
Folks
It's a lot of different styles a lot of different people about the Beatles well
I did yeah, I was in the Beatles, but you just didn't see me plastic surgery once again
no, I had the honor of working with Paul McCartney [Gbm] and [Gb] and
Actually [Em] very cool.
I actually got to play the [D] melaton [Am] that was [G] actually on the record with what I was working with Paul
As [E] we're with George Martin and Jeff Emmerich who was the engineer at the time too
We worked on the I met him on the Michael Jackson thriller record when we were doing that and he invited myself Jeff Picard over
to England to work with him on a project, and then I read George Harrison right after
Jeffrey passed away, and he took a bit of a shine to me
And we were hanging out when he was ever in LA and he came and played with us
a tribute at the amphitheater for [Gbm] Jeff and
[G] We wanted to do in his memory, and we became real good friends matter of fact
He brought a son up and someone beat slash [N] right so I took him up
He's like is he still on the gear.
I said no.
It's all good.
It's all [Bb] good slash is very gracious
He's a good friend as well.
[Ab] I've had a very interesting life
I've had a chance to work with some of the great guitar players and also some of the great
Just artists to watch them [Am] work.
You know
[G] Working with Elton and stuff like that.
You know I'm gonna be able to sit down next to him on a stool and
Ask him if I leave on he would do that you know and there's nobody else around of some James Newton Howard
I said I don't want to sound like I'm dropping names.
It's so to do that, but I've had a very interesting and colorful career
Thanks to many people that helped me along the
The music comes out is obviously brilliant.
You're always here, but their approach is different to everything but
Luke you'd played on a thousand records probably so my then no actually I was very fortunate to
Went to high school and grew up with the Picaro brothers, and that's how I met Jay, and I met you know
Carlton and right now or not a lot and great
Ray Parker jr.
And Jay really helped me out when I was a kid man drew a lot of stuff my way You know
Something he couldn't do or he recommended back in the days
And they actually used to hire musicians to make records at the same time that even more than one guitar player what a concept
Huh yes, it was back in 1927.
I think it was
And you know we used to be such such a gas just to go to work every day
You know I got to do so many different things with so many different artists and so many different styles
That's how you just sort of become like a zealot.
You know to show up, and you're always there
You know I mean you morph into whatever you need to be
To do you know you could be doing I barbers try send the day and then the tubes at night
You know it musically it could be very interesting in one day.
I've managed to
Keep a long career because I have some really horrible pictures of all the really famous studio players
So they had they can't talk about me Steve's played
Classical guitar in Carnegie Hall and played all over the world and just did a thing a couple weeks ago in Poland
That was pretty fun
The the highlight of my musical no
It was just a fun thing that we had the Guinness Book of World Records for the most guitar players playing
Together and it of course happened to be smoke on the water, [D] but we [Bb] had
[C] [Bb] [Db] Six
thousand [C] guitarists [G] [Bb] oh
[C] You guys know that [G] that's that's weird
[Bb] That [C] [Bb] [Db] [C]
[Gm] [Bbm] [C] [Bb] [G] [E]
was like it was that song it was that song
[Bb] The cool thing [C] was when did you write that song I?
[Gm] Wrote that when I was Richie [F] Blackmore
[G]
It's amazing what they can do with [Dbm] plastic surgery these days, huh?
Hey, Lukey yes, sir some people you played with that uh
[Bm] Come to mind
Folks
It's a lot of different styles a lot of different people about the Beatles well
I did yeah, I was in the Beatles, but you just didn't see me plastic surgery once again
no, I had the honor of working with Paul McCartney [Gbm] and [Gb] and
Actually [Em] very cool.
I actually got to play the [D] melaton [Am] that was [G] actually on the record with what I was working with Paul
As [E] we're with George Martin and Jeff Emmerich who was the engineer at the time too
We worked on the I met him on the Michael Jackson thriller record when we were doing that and he invited myself Jeff Picard over
to England to work with him on a project, and then I read George Harrison right after
Jeffrey passed away, and he took a bit of a shine to me
And we were hanging out when he was ever in LA and he came and played with us
a tribute at the amphitheater for [Gbm] Jeff and
[G] We wanted to do in his memory, and we became real good friends matter of fact
He brought a son up and someone beat slash [N] right so I took him up
He's like is he still on the gear.
I said no.
It's all good.
It's all [Bb] good slash is very gracious
He's a good friend as well.
[Ab] I've had a very interesting life
I've had a chance to work with some of the great guitar players and also some of the great
Just artists to watch them [Am] work.
You know
[G] Working with Elton and stuff like that.
You know I'm gonna be able to sit down next to him on a stool and
Ask him if I leave on he would do that you know and there's nobody else around of some James Newton Howard
I said I don't want to sound like I'm dropping names.
It's so to do that, but I've had a very interesting and colorful career
Thanks to many people that helped me along the
Key:
Bb
C
G
D
Db
Bb
C
G
We have contrast today between the two guitar players and the end result in how
The music comes out is obviously brilliant.
You're always here, but their approach is different to everything but
_ Luke you'd played on a thousand records probably so my then no actually I was very fortunate to
Went to high school and grew up with the Picaro brothers, and that's how I met Jay, and I met you know
_ Carlton and right now or not a lot and great
Ray Parker jr.
And Jay really helped me out when I was a kid man drew a lot of stuff my way You know
Something he couldn't do or he recommended back in the days
And they actually used to hire musicians to make records at the same time that even more than one guitar player what a concept
Huh _ _ yes, it was back in 1927.
I think it was
_ And you know we used to be such such a gas just to go to work every day
You know I got to do so many different things with so many different artists and so many different styles
That's how you just sort of become like a zealot.
You know to show up, and you're always there
You know I mean you morph into whatever you need to be
To do you know you could be doing I barbers try send the day and then the tubes at night
You know it musically it could be very interesting in one day.
I've managed to
_ Keep a long career because I have some really horrible pictures of all the really famous studio players
So they had they can't talk about me _ Steve's _ _ played
Classical guitar in Carnegie Hall and played all over the world and just did a thing a couple weeks ago in Poland
That was pretty fun _ _ _
The the highlight of my musical no
It was just a fun thing that we had the Guinness Book of World Records for the most guitar players playing
Together and it of course happened to be smoke on the water, [D] but we [Bb] had
[C] _ _ [Bb] _ [Db] Six
thousand [C] guitarists [G] [Bb] oh
[C] You guys know that [G] that's that's weird
[Bb] That [C] _ _ [Bb] _ [Db] _ [C] _ _
[Gm] _ [Bbm] _ [C] _ [Bb] _ _ [G] _ [E] _ _
was like it was that song it was that song
[Bb] The _ _ cool thing [C] was when did you write that song I?
[Gm] Wrote that when I was Richie [F] Blackmore
_ [G] _ _
It's amazing what they can do with [Dbm] plastic surgery these days, huh? _
Hey, Lukey yes, sir some people you played with that uh
[Bm] Come to mind
_ _ _ Folks
It's a lot of different styles a lot of different people about the Beatles well
I did yeah, I was in the Beatles, but you just didn't see me plastic surgery once again
no, I had the honor of working with Paul McCartney [Gbm] and _ [Gb] and
Actually [Em] very cool.
I actually got to play the [D] melaton [Am] that was [G] actually on the record with what I was working with Paul
As [E] we're with George Martin and Jeff Emmerich who was the engineer at the time too
We worked on the I met him on the Michael Jackson thriller record when we were doing that and he invited myself Jeff Picard over
to England to work with him on a project, and then I read George Harrison right after
Jeffrey passed away, and he took a bit of a shine to me
And we were hanging out when he was ever in LA and he came and played with us
a tribute at the amphitheater for [Gbm] Jeff and
[G] We wanted to do in his memory, and we became real good friends matter of fact
He brought a son up and someone beat slash [N] right so I took him up
_ He's like is he still on the gear.
I said no.
It's all good.
It's all [Bb] good slash is very gracious
He's a good friend as well.
[Ab] I've had a very interesting life
I've had a chance to work with some of the great guitar players and also some of the great
Just artists to watch them [Am] work.
You know
_ [G] Working with Elton and stuff like that.
You know I'm gonna be able to sit down next to him on a stool and
Ask him if I leave on he would do that you know and there's nobody else around of some James Newton Howard
I said I don't want to sound like I'm dropping names.
It's so to do that, but I've had a very interesting and colorful career
Thanks to many people that helped me along the
The music comes out is obviously brilliant.
You're always here, but their approach is different to everything but
_ Luke you'd played on a thousand records probably so my then no actually I was very fortunate to
Went to high school and grew up with the Picaro brothers, and that's how I met Jay, and I met you know
_ Carlton and right now or not a lot and great
Ray Parker jr.
And Jay really helped me out when I was a kid man drew a lot of stuff my way You know
Something he couldn't do or he recommended back in the days
And they actually used to hire musicians to make records at the same time that even more than one guitar player what a concept
Huh _ _ yes, it was back in 1927.
I think it was
_ And you know we used to be such such a gas just to go to work every day
You know I got to do so many different things with so many different artists and so many different styles
That's how you just sort of become like a zealot.
You know to show up, and you're always there
You know I mean you morph into whatever you need to be
To do you know you could be doing I barbers try send the day and then the tubes at night
You know it musically it could be very interesting in one day.
I've managed to
_ Keep a long career because I have some really horrible pictures of all the really famous studio players
So they had they can't talk about me _ Steve's _ _ played
Classical guitar in Carnegie Hall and played all over the world and just did a thing a couple weeks ago in Poland
That was pretty fun _ _ _
The the highlight of my musical no
It was just a fun thing that we had the Guinness Book of World Records for the most guitar players playing
Together and it of course happened to be smoke on the water, [D] but we [Bb] had
[C] _ _ [Bb] _ [Db] Six
thousand [C] guitarists [G] [Bb] oh
[C] You guys know that [G] that's that's weird
[Bb] That [C] _ _ [Bb] _ [Db] _ [C] _ _
[Gm] _ [Bbm] _ [C] _ [Bb] _ _ [G] _ [E] _ _
was like it was that song it was that song
[Bb] The _ _ cool thing [C] was when did you write that song I?
[Gm] Wrote that when I was Richie [F] Blackmore
_ [G] _ _
It's amazing what they can do with [Dbm] plastic surgery these days, huh? _
Hey, Lukey yes, sir some people you played with that uh
[Bm] Come to mind
_ _ _ Folks
It's a lot of different styles a lot of different people about the Beatles well
I did yeah, I was in the Beatles, but you just didn't see me plastic surgery once again
no, I had the honor of working with Paul McCartney [Gbm] and _ [Gb] and
Actually [Em] very cool.
I actually got to play the [D] melaton [Am] that was [G] actually on the record with what I was working with Paul
As [E] we're with George Martin and Jeff Emmerich who was the engineer at the time too
We worked on the I met him on the Michael Jackson thriller record when we were doing that and he invited myself Jeff Picard over
to England to work with him on a project, and then I read George Harrison right after
Jeffrey passed away, and he took a bit of a shine to me
And we were hanging out when he was ever in LA and he came and played with us
a tribute at the amphitheater for [Gbm] Jeff and
[G] We wanted to do in his memory, and we became real good friends matter of fact
He brought a son up and someone beat slash [N] right so I took him up
_ He's like is he still on the gear.
I said no.
It's all good.
It's all [Bb] good slash is very gracious
He's a good friend as well.
[Ab] I've had a very interesting life
I've had a chance to work with some of the great guitar players and also some of the great
Just artists to watch them [Am] work.
You know
_ [G] Working with Elton and stuff like that.
You know I'm gonna be able to sit down next to him on a stool and
Ask him if I leave on he would do that you know and there's nobody else around of some James Newton Howard
I said I don't want to sound like I'm dropping names.
It's so to do that, but I've had a very interesting and colorful career
Thanks to many people that helped me along the