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this is great work a 27 year old says!
Wow I didn't know he had so much history before the Police. Thanks for this.
The Police history started in 76… and finished in 84.
the end
I love Andy, but to be clear: Sting is responsible for many of the most iconic guitar parts from the Police. The opening for Message in a Bottle, for example, was created by Sting. I love Andy and I have great respect for him.
Guitar heroes of the 80s? You mean of all time! ❤️
Does anyone else notice Message in a Bottle was way too fast?
Oh man, you said it so well! Nobody seems to be influenced by Andy, but we all know he's a genius, especially on rhythm guitar and when we got older we all at some point look at his work. And dabble in it and then you really realise how, clever the man is. The chorus sound he got from that Telecaster, in the POLICE is uniquely identifiable as Andy.
Besides the single repeat echo, does anyone know how Andy set his delays that are being referred to around 13.59? Specifically the multi-tapped ones
It took the 80's for Andy to finally get the credit he deserved. But here is a great clip of Andy with Zoot Money with his '61 Tele. Which at that time is a dam Jeanie in a bottle for Andy. But it's brass bridge and Schaller's have yet to be installed. So Andy must have had to install the bridge based on this clip because it has it original Tele bridge and tuners. I own the Custom Shop model and in this clip the electronics look standard, meaning, the booster, and phase and switches are installed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sA40btdmn9Y
I can not speak highly enough about the man. I have had the pleasure of meeting him and he is easily one of the most affable musicians I have ever met. Easily one of THE hardest guitarists to emulate because Andy made it cool to play "unique" chords. Nothing was off the fret board. I remember the countless hours of learning his subtle nuances. Like that little lick after the main lick of "Message in a Bottle." Buddy Holly put a guitar in my hand. Andy taught me how to PLAY IT.
Yeah Andy Summers is a great guitarist, the sound he had with The Police was like no other.
I still feel badly The Police didn't find their way back to each other more permanently. I never cared about solo Sting for some reason. That was a special band.
Thank you! Brilliant insight into a too-much-overlooked guitarist.
Great documentary as usual!
Andy is the man and have met him many many times over the years. Seen him play live many times with his solo jazz shows.
That "American Lady" was Robin Lane (Robin Lane & The Chartbusters) who introduced Andy to her friend after their divorce who Andy married. The Police were my first listening and later I found a couple RL&TC vinyl albums (Imitation Life & 5 Live) that I listened to a lot. I had no idea of the connection between the two until years later. RL&TC aren't everyone's cup of tea per sé but they were one of the first bands that had their video (When Things Go Wrong) played on MTV. The band was tight and sounded really good as a unit. I just found it really odd that during the 80s, with The Police at their height, I stumbled across two albums in the discount bins from a band I never heard of with a connection to Andy Summers, listening to both bands at the same time. I'd say both bands had an influence on my guitar playing. I still find myself playing "For You" (RL&TC) from time to time.
Great video as usual. I always come here every few months to see what's new and it's almost always about someone I like and/or love.
Stephen
Glad Andy Summers is getting some attention-no one better to do this than you mate. The Police were so sleek and modern sounding by the time of Regatta de Blanc they made all of the 70s bands sound old fashioned and stodgy. They created the sound of the 80s, crisp metronomic drumming and clever minimalist guitar parts using 9ths and Sus chords with stereo chorus and tap tempo delays. In fact Andy may have been the first guitarist to properly exploit the notion of a 'Stereo' signal that Holdsworth, Metheny and Landau took further. His Monk and Mingus tribute albums are well worth checking out.
Will we be expecting a Johnny Marr episode in the future?
Agree. A lot of guys were influenced by his sound. Never made the Def Lepard connection before.
Im just going to say… MXR DynaComp, Hartman Flanger and Jam Delay Llama
he was really old for Punk !
Remember this ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RS87DCFfzxU&ab_channel=MrBuzzzAldrin
Great vid – thanks for doing it. I love Andy Summers' playing and sounds.
Hey Ramon! Thank you for all the great info here on Andy’s number one guitar and all of his fx. I’m a big fan as well! This was extremely informative
Andy is such a true artist; injecting such art and musicality into pop hits. The Police were also a killer live band.
Ramon; did you get your name from Paul Ramon? 😉. Great video!! Thank you!!
One of the greatest guitarist ever is a bit like for stretch for Andy Summers. Underrated yes, greatest no shot. Sorry Goose I think this is a bit of a nostalgic pick for you
Andy will ALWAYS be my hero!
Long life to you my friend!
Awesome!
Excellent video about the legend and great job on playing those classic Police Songs, especially Every Breath You Take! That opening guitar riff always haunts and grows the back hairs in me
He is definitely in my top 10 guitarists of all time, he’s the reason I still use a Telecaster and used to use a Roland Jazz Chorus
Andy and SRV got me through the '80s. I am still chasing his sound and style. Excellent documentary.
What about the roland jazz chorus in the last picture?
Thank you for all of this incredible content Ramon!, you truly have such a diverse and unique sound and style when you play!…I’ve learned so much from you and your channel over the years, and the time, care, and energy you put into each and every video you post is remarkable and greatly appreciated by so many!, God Bless You Ramon! Best regards my friend!
Thanks for the history. I’ll have to get out my old synchronicity album and give it a listen. Don’t know why I looked past Andy. He is one of the masters.
Great job Ramon 😉
Very nice & documented. Can you believe he will be 78 at the end of the month ?? Forever young… 😉
I always gave the Police a swerve 'cos of Sting which is a shame as Andy was fantastic. Great video Ramon 👍
I always loved Andy's inventiveness and musicality, thanks.
Thanks for another great video, Ramon. I'm quite a big Andy Summers fan – I'll take him over any 100 notes per second shredder any day!
Great vid. Andy Summers is one of the all time greats. His solo stuff after the Police is fantastic.
Great Stuff ! Grew up in the 80's listening to the police and other bands at that time. Never got to see them live unfortunately.. Thanks for this !! 👍
Thanks for this. I had no idea Andy Summers had such an impressive history.
Another great music memory !…thanks again Ramon…My friends dad went to school with Stewart Copeland in Beirut, Lebanon back when they were kids…Sure can be a small world at times. Merry Christmas to you…catch you next time.
Enjoyed that, thanks Ramon…….👍
Throughly enjoyed this Ramon as all your documentary videos are so wonderfully put together:) Be cool to see Mike Oldfield in the 80s guitar heros series as there's not enough in the guitar tuition world on his and great documentarys like this 🙂
Bang on Ramon,Happy festivus m/
CC Deville next?
Yes, I'd have to agree. Absolutely first rate guitar player.
Great post 👍I love Andy and he seems like a cool nice man .? But what do I know 😩😩👍