For the most part, just guitar, amp, a little echo/delay and he's creating more than any other player in history. He has no peer. This is a genetic genius who discovered his gift.
Ove been trying to duplicate that solo for 10years. Fimally l🍽️ could slow down the video with youtube and saw what he was really doiing. Incredible and be was only 17 at the time be composed it!
The guy was with Leon Russell part of the Wrecking Crew which basically played on all those recordings from late 50s to the mid 70s. Carol Kaye, Glen Campbell, Tommy Tedesco, Earl Palmer, Hal Blaine they did it all.
People always talk about Jimi Hendrix or Jimmy Page as the greatest guitar player of all time, but a lot of these guys like Joe Maphus and Roy Clark, destroyed them. These guys were monsters on the guitar.
I'm seventy seven and i listen to a lot of music and watch a lot of videos of great guitarists; Glen Campbell, in my opinion, is among the best I have ever heard and seen. Fabulous both as a composer of great hits and as a brilliant performer and singer. An icon of world music. RIP.
He never showed that lightning speed on Goodtime Hour, in the late 60s. Maybe he, or the powers that BE, wanted to emphasise Vocals. He DID have Cream on, though.
Yee Yee Taught Jimmy Collins the Double Neck when he was around 9....look him up....That kid could keep up with Awesome Joe pretty well! THAT'S ALL FOLKS!
Great player. Notice how Lawrence Welk had all his soloists grinning like lobotomised idiots. It made it all seem so artificial. Nice to see Levang with a natural, relaxed expression. You don't need a painted on smile to be enjoying yourself. That said. The man was a gem and in the pantheon of the world finest frettists.
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I could see how his clean playing and technique could translate really well live, whereas sometimes when I’ve seen petrucci and the like it’s not as jaw dropping live, But idk if I could agree with the Shawn lane comment. That one id have to be there to believe it Also I can see how being this technically good and focusing on difficult type shredding too focused could make you less desirable to record with or make hits with. Kind of like “progressive country music “ , I could see it not taking well to mainstream
At the end of the 2nd movement at 1:40, what are ypu doing to get that drum sound? Is that an upright bas being plcuked very time there a drum hit? Also are those castanets in the 4th movement? Thanks for such a great video!
