Oh what a night! The tricky bit.

[JPS]

I'm currently learning Oh What A Night by The Four Seasons (don't ask why!). I've managed to work out the majority of the song, but can't get my head around the tricky (for me anyway) little run that happens way up the neck at around the 1.56 mark. Any help would be much appreciated as it's driving me mad.

Cheers.

JPS

[chaypup]

[quote name='JPS' post='1005453' date='Oct 29 2010, 04:52 PM']I'm currently learning Oh What A Night by The Four Seasons (don't ask why!). I've managed to work out the majority of the song, but can't get my head around the tricky (for me anyway) little run that happens way up the neck at around the 1.56 mark. Any help would be much appreciated as it's driving me mad.

Cheers.

JPS[/quote]

This [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIoIRBSqC94&feature=related"]video[/url] has it pretty clear.

[JPS]

Cheers mate. The video was a big help, got it now.

Thanks again.

[essexbasscat]

Interesting how he kept his hand / finger stucture open by sliding the first finger up a semitone. If he had used the second finger instead, he would have fundmentally altered his hand shape.

Anyone else noticed how his amp settings seemed to be weighted towards the lower frequencies ?

None of which takes anything away from the fact that he appeares to be a very experienced player. Good video.