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🎸 What's the FIRST Riff You'd Play on a Guitar You've Never Tried Before? 🤘🔥

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On this episode of Talking Guitars on Johnny Beane TV, we're hanging out with Viking Stew ‪@hammeraway2693‬ for a fun conversation about music, Squier basses, and maybe even a little Rush! 🤘 You never know where the conversation will go when guitar players get together!

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🎸 If You Could Add ONE Upgrade to Your Electric Guitar, What Would You Choose?

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🎸 What’s the ONE thing that makes an electric guitar irresistible to you? 🤘

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Join us on Talking Guitars with Kyle Broughton from Brough Guitars Review (BGR) ‪@ddoouubblleess‬ for a conversation about all things electric guitar, guitar gear, legendary players, and the music that inspires us to play!

Kyle is passionate about guitars and believes there’s always something new to learn. Through Brough Guitars Review, he shares his personal opinions, perspectives, and experiences on everything from guitars and gear to the latest topics in the guitar world. He welcomes your thoughts, comments, questions, and opinions because great guitar conversations are even better when everyone gets involved!

Kyle is a huge fan of legendary guitarists like Eddie Van Halen, Reb Beach, and Steve Lukather, with musical tastes spanning classic rock, oldies, EDM, country, and anything else that sparks inspiration.

In this episode of Talking Guitars, we celebrate the guitar community, share our passion for music and gear, and talk about what makes playing guitar so much fun.

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Whether you're a beginner picking up your first guitar or a seasoned player with years of experience, there's always something new to discover.

What's your favorite guitar, piece of gear, or guitarist? Let us know in the comments!

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🎸 What’s the FIRST Thing You Do When You Pick Up an Electric Guitar? 🤘

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On this episode of Exclusively Van Halen on Johnny Beane TV, we're looking back at the incredible connection between Eddie Van Halen and one of the most beloved science-fiction movies of all time: Back to the Future (1985)!

Every October 21, fans celebrate Back to the Future Day, revisiting the time-traveling adventures of Marty McFly, Doc Brown, and the legendary DeLorean. But did you know Eddie Van Halen's guitar playing helped play a pivotal role in the movie's story?

Here's why Eddie's influence on this classic film is still worth talking about!

🎸 How Eddie Van Halen Helped Marty McFly's Future

Eddie Van Halen's legendary guitar sound: In one of the film's most memorable scenes, Marty McFly uses a Walkman, a cassette labeled “Edward Van Halen,” and a radiation suit to blast his father, George McFly, with an otherworldly guitar solo.

Saving Marty McFly's future: George needs the confidence to pursue Lorraine, Marty's future mother. Marty uses the sounds of Eddie's guitar to give his father the push he needs to stand up for himself.

The butterfly effect: If George and Lorraine never get together, Marty and his siblings might never exist. That makes Eddie's guitar sound a surprisingly important part of the movie's plot!

The Enchantment Under the Sea Dance: Remember when Marty realizes his family photo is being restored? He celebrates with an explosive, Eddie Van Halen-inspired tapping solo that leaves the 1955 dance crowd stunned.

Eddie Van Halen meets Hollywood: The film's use of his name and unmistakable guitar style helped connect Van Halen's revolutionary sound with one of the defining pop-culture movies of the 1980s.

📰 The Story Behind the Story

Syfy writer Adam Pockross explored this very connection in his article, “If Not For Eddie Van Halen, Marty McFly Wouldn’t Have Existed At All.” His take highlights how Marty's desperate attempt to change his parents' future depends on the power of rock 'n' roll.

Read the original article on Syfy.

From Eddie's groundbreaking guitar techniques to the unforgettable time-travel adventures of Marty McFly, this is another reminder of just how far Van Halen's influence reached beyond the world of rock music.

What do you think? Could Marty McFly have saved his future without Eddie Van Halen's legendary guitar playing? 🎸🔥

Join us on Exclusively Van Halen, only on Johnny Beane TV, for more Van Halen history, Eddie Van Halen stories, classic rock discussions, and everything about the legendary band.

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🔥 Which Van Halen song NEVER gets old?

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Gotta play!

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🎸🔥 What’s your ultimate “CRANK IT UP” song? 🤘⚡🔊

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