King Curtis Memphis Soul Stew - Guitar Line by Reggie Young

Jamey demonstrating the guitar line played originally on the studio version by Reggie Young -- and then on a well known live version by Cornell Dupree in the King Curtis tune, "Memphis Soul Stew". Incorporates various double stops.

Jamey playing his Fender Eric Clapton signature stratocaster through a Victoria Ivy League amp, with a little reverb.

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[belvedere]

Nice, always loved this lick, thanks for posting!

[saxyjones]

Reggie Young played the original guitar part to Memphis Soul Stew and not Cornell Dupree. Cornell Dupree played guitar on other versions of this track and also on Summer Dream which is like the same sort of guitar part. Check out My King Curtis site on Facebook.

[davelowrie]

But let's be honest here, Reggie Young did it first on the studio version

[mdp]

This bit is great but imo the best part is the rhythm funk line from Cornell Dupree that comes after on the live version

[securethebag]

hey genius start out ur tutorials playing the lick first and then explain it