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Bad Company - Burnin' Sky (Guitar Cover)

Burnin' Sky was the fourth studio album by the English rock band Bad Company. It was released on March 3, 1977.[ Burnin' Sky was recorded in France at Château d'Hérouville in July and August 1976 with future The Rolling Stones engineer Chris Kimsey but its release was delayed until March 1977 as to not compete with the band's then-current album Run with the Pack. “Burnin Sky” is the first track from the album and was written by Paul Rodgers. 1. "Burnin Sky" (Paul Rodgers) – 5:09 o Paul Rodgers - Lead vocals & Keyboards o Mick Ralphs - Guitars o Simon Kirke - Drums, Percussion o Boz Burrell - Bass My favorite track by the band that probably shaped my guitar playing & music taste more than any band, Mick Ralphs was a heavy influence on my style and it’s as a carryover from Free, I wore the groves out on “Fire and Water” Burnin Sky is in the key of C major and revolves around the main lick in C, they work the Bb in nicely, same with the Eb. I’ve watch numerous videos of this song being covered, James, James does a great cover (as usual) but I keep coming back to watching Mick Ralphs and playing it like he’s playing it live. On the studio version Paul is playing keyboards so it fills out the sound around the guitars. As always Mick does a great job on the solo, it’s melodic, well timed and fits well within the structure of the song. Equipment used in this video: The process of final product you are seeing is as follows: I import the original track from iTunes into PreSonus Studio One, tempo map it in PreSonus Studio One, and record all of the guitar part as close as I can get them a track at a time, for reference I used nine tracks in Studio One to record the guitar parts on this song. I then buss the guitars to an effects track where I generally use EQ and Compression and then a Send for reverb. On the master I have a limiter and I usually master in the same workspace. All of the guitars are recorded through a Fractal Audio AXE FX III, I use Fractal presets and tweak them a bit to get the sounds right, way less drive than what you hear on the record. I then record the video on my iPhone 12, import the video onto my desktop where I use Adobe Premiere Elements to edit the video. I then drop the audio from the video and import my mixdown guitar track from Studio One. On this track in the video, I used a 2005 Gibson, Les Paul Standard – AA Flame Cherry Sunburst which is a stock Les Paul. Live I play Mesa Boogie amps, I have two Mark III blue stripes and a Mark V: 25 that I use in practice because its light weight. Live I am using a TC Electronic G-Force.