How to Play Eyes Without A Face by Billy Idol (Guitar Lesson)
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Eyes Without A Face
Rock legend Steve Stevens teaches you how to play Billy Idol's "Eyes Without A Face".
Taught by Steve Stevens in Billy Idol Songs With Steve Stevens seriesLength: 20:00Difficulty: 2.5 of 5
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Billy Idol Songs With Steve Stevens
Found in our Beginner Lesson SetsBilly Idol Songs With Steve Stevens
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Length: 20:49 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
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Eyes Without A Face
Rock legend Steve Stevens teaches you how to play Billy Idol's "Eyes Without A Face".
Length: 20:00 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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Steve Stevens teaches the Billy Idol classic "Rebel Yell". Released on Rebel Yell in 1983, this song was named the the 79th best hard rock song of all time by VH1.
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About Steve Stevens
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Steve Stevens is an American guitarist and songwriter. He is best known for playing for his years playing with Billy Idol but is also involved in solo efforts, collaborations, and is an in-demand session guitarist
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Discussions with our instructors are just one of the many benefits of becoming a member of JamPlay.Can you put the reference chords in the order they have in the song?
I WAS REALLY HOPING TO SEE THE LEAD GUITAR ACCOUSTIC VERSION STYLE THAT STEVE DOES WHEN HE PLAYS WITH JUST BILLY. I CAN PLAY THE ELECTRIC HOWEVER I MOSTLY PLAY ACCOUSTIC GUITAR
JUST WANTED TO ADD A THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HELP SO FAR, IT'S BEEN VERY HELPFUL!
Sweet
Nice lesson just a correction at the :42 mark. Steve states to hit the harmonic on the 7th fret G-string...he actually means the 9th fret on the G-string.
awesome. Always loved this song. Thx for sharing with us,
You have a very good teaching style. Thank you.
Amazing story as to how this song was written and came into being. Man I love Major 7ths. Thanks Steve you rock!
Mixing Jazz with modern Rock - I just love it man, This is a wonderful piece of art. Thank you for sharing your talent! I love it!! Big time.
Steve Stevens is incredible... thanks so much Steve for your continued passion and knowledge for the rest of us to enjoy!
Hi Steve,Its been wonderful to learn this tune by the original artist correctly,feel like I know you and Billy now, saw your concert in Auckland New Zealand about 1987 I think I was so inspired by your playing,Thanks a lot
Steve - if you read these, you're an excellent teacher. This has been a lot of fun to learn. Thanks.
It's amazing song. Very specials thanks
Those were the days of MTV and a new radio hit every day. I moved to South Florida in 1984 from Puerto Rico and saw Billy Idol in concert the night before I moved. Great performance by Steve and Billy Idol. Another great lesson.
thx again steve,
I grew up with this music too! I enjoy your lessons so much.
I'm about the same age as you,so I grew up with your playing and it's awesome that you share this with us so we can put it back to life.Thanks!
Classic! I love this song!
Awesome. I've really enjoyed having the stories behind the songs as well. Thanks Steve!
Great classic and fantastic solo!