Learn to Play Thin Lizzy, The Solos

Dive into the iconic world of Thin Lizzy solos with Lick Library tutor Stuart Bull, where each note resonates with passion and history. With “Learn To Play Thin Lizzy – The Solos”, Licklibrary presents guitar enthusiasts with meticulously crafted lessons that cover some of the most memorable solos by the legendary band.

Lesson Performance Notes
Still In Love With You
A song drenched in emotions, the guitar solos in “Still In Love With You” are a perfect blend of Major and Minor Pentatonic scales. The exquisite use of slides and vibrato adds a touch of melancholy to the solo, making it resonate with listeners on a deep emotional level.

Don’t Believe A Word
This track stands out for its fast-paced solos that incorporate both the Blues Scale and the Dorian mode. The quick alternate picking combined with hammer-ons creates a sense of urgency, fitting seamlessly with the song’s theme.

Dancing In The Moonlight
A fun and groovy track, “Dancing In The Moonlight” utilizes the Major Scale to deliver a light-hearted solo. Techniques like double-stop bends and trills are prevalent here, adding a danceable rhythm to the piece.

Whiskey In The Jar
One of Thin Lizzy’s most iconic tracks, this song showcases a unique blend of traditional Irish melodies with rock guitar techniques. Using the Mixolydian mode, the solo incorporates double-stops and hammer-ons, giving it a distinct folk-rock feel.

Waiting For An Alibi
A song that highlights the band’s ability to craft memorable hooks, the solo here is a mix of the Major Pentatonic and Natural Minor scales. Techniques such as pull-offs and legato are frequently used, adding fluidity and smoothness to the progression.

Guitar Techniques Used In These Lessons
• Vibrato
• Alternate Picking
• Legato
• Double-Stop Bends
• Hammer-Ons
• Pull-Offs
• Slides
• Double Stops
• Trills

In conclusion, “Learn To Play Thin Lizzy – The Solos” is not just a series of guitar lessons; it’s a journey through the band’s musical legacy. Through an in-depth exploration of their most iconic solos, guitarists can not only hone their technical skills but also gain a deeper appreciation for Thin Lizzy’s contribution to rock music. So, pick up your guitar, tune those strings, and embark on a musical journey like no other!