Richie Faulkner performs 'Low Rider' on EMGtv

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Judas Priest guitarist Richie Faulkner came back to the EMGtv studio to play over Andy James’ original track, "Low Rider" (provided by Jam Track Central). Richie came in having never heard the track before and gave this performance in one take. Richie’s guitar is loaded with the EMG 57/66 humbucker set running through a Dunlop Wah and chorus pedal. Subscribe to EMGtv for updates on our weekly videos.

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Those mirror shades kill and the way he wields and plays the guitar. I love richie from all my heart. Priest forever!

anttihirvi

just pure class Faulkner is without a doubt one of the greatest guitarist in metal today

stevenwalsh

Ritchie Faulkner has been a true inspiration for me a not only a Judas Priest fan, but a guitar player. I love his style and technique. I have also seen him in many interviews and he is a classy stand up guy. Class all the way, as he knows how good he has it and didn’t forget where he came from .🤘🤘RF

brianmjones

Judas Priest did their homework on this guy for sure, he's a great musician.

darktoadone

1 take raw improv... can't get any better than this
Richie rips \m/

SoMyungJung

The fact that Rickie never heard the backing track before, I'd say he nailed it...

forstr

from time to time just coming back to see master Faulkner rip those Pickups...they sound so 80s with his playing...glad to see EMG reviews which are not only chuggy metal tuned in drop A

vladzubac

The first time i saw this guy was when he played with Lauren Harris. I remember thinking "that guitarist was killer", that was 9 years ago. Now hes with priest and ive seen him once more and guess what. He still rips :)

Shafferhead

Richie is quickly becoming a guitar God... \m/ \m/

Snibborwocky

Jeez. Mr Ritchie Falkner is surely out of this planet. Must have seen this video a thousand times. Really awesome skills and what a groovy vibe! Omg.

aleroda

first class performance with so much precision and emotion. Pure metal without sacrificing the melody. great!

veenanitai

Hell, Yeah! Old school shred. I'm sportin' wood. Richie's fearless with his riffage. He just cuts loose and melts faces. Me likey!

kevinabernathy

I think I’ve just added to my list of my guitar greats!! F’king hell!!!!

markroberts

Fixed bridge limits Richie's actual capabilities, he's extraordinary with floyd, rising is stellar. Increases variety. Combined within pedal assortment, stellar variations.

davidstock

I really admire players who aren't too dependent on the whammy bar and string dampeners..so pure...Looks like this dude belongs to the school of Marty Friedman and Alex Skolnik....but his playing is Michael Schenker with a lil bit of Paul Gilbert no doubt...You can tell this is an impromptu playing, but his fingers are so damn automatic, not many people can do that! the mark of a great guitar player

kennyken