I some how stumbled across this video of Sabastian Bach and Steve Stevens playing Hot for Teacher with Pete Thorn. I will start by saying that Steve Stevens is a fantastic player; I am not really into his music (even though my main guitar is a Washburn Steve Stevens model), but I truly respect his abilities. However, Pete nails the song from start to finish. Likewise, he is playing with a Les Paul, which for me goes to show that getting Ed's sound is not completely in the amp, but in the fingers...
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Pete Thorn
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halen795
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Re: Pete Thorn
Steve knows Pete's background with his legendary Van Halen lessons from the Internet, ie; Eruption, and though SS has played Jump live with Idol, he took a backseat for this tune.
Pete's style is chameleon like and he is really a versatile player.
Maybe you might like to read the history behind your SS Washburn:
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yngwie308
Pete's style is chameleon like and he is really a versatile player.
Maybe you might like to read the history behind your SS Washburn:
http://www.vintagewashburn.com/Electric ... evens.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
yngwie308
http://www.vintagewashburn.com/Electric ... evens.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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http://www.treblebooster.net/bolin.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;