never expected the best guitar on this channel that is anything but lacking on phenomenal instruments to be a battered old dreadnought. just wow. and lemmo's absolutely inspired playing complemented the instrument, as per usual.
Lemmo always inspires me to play new stuff or think differently. That's exactly what I need after 15 years of playing. And yeah I also need me a vintage Martin
Why oh why, especially if you love music do you have to add negativity in comments? Mark was great, probably knew more about guitars than Lemmo, but Lemmo has great qualities too. Love these era Martins! Nice job J&M!
Thank you Lemmo! You just inspired me to tune my 12 string Taylor to this tuning What a blast! What a way to pass the time on this rainy Chicago afternoon Thanks Dude!
For a split second, I thought that opening number was gonna be "Wanted, Dead or Alive." Also, that sitar effect on the last song reminds me of something I've heard Lindsey Buckingham do. I wonder if he achieves that sound the same way.
Good Morning Michael ! GOTD Friday night was your best acoustic ever. Serious question ! Myself and several others do Kiho'alu workshops in Hawaii once a year. We teach and train serious students and newer folks the general style of Kiho'alu (slack key) guitar in either week long, or 2 week long workshops in music immersion. Several/various open tuning's for Spanish Guitar are covered, as are several variations of open G, D, and E. Tonight's tuning, DGGDGD, high to low.......have you found a 'name for that'? We haven't. It seems to work in open, with some basic open G chord shapes in place, but different. Anyway......we are trying to find a name for the tuning. I've looked at all of the Hawaiian Kiho'alu tuning's and nothing matches. My question, should you decide to accept, Mr. Phelps, .... is Do you know, or have heard a reference or slang for this tuning? I've seen a few vague references to it being referred to as, (not called): Slack G, Low Blues G, and Taropatch Flat. (Taropatch tuning being Open G) Anyway I was stalking your site this evening and saw mention of the tuning. Open G, with the B dropped to G. Several of us have played in it, but nobody really knows if it has an official trade name. Hoping you can help. Guitar of the Day Fans on RU-vid, please chime in! Cheers, Love, Happy Turkey Day, and Surf's Up here from Santa Cruz Ca. cmdrpiffle
@@mrtambourineman6107 not sure what your issues are. Flying on a plane isn't some extravagant expenditure reserved for the wealthy elite. You can fly places for less than a hundred bucks round trip depending on destination. You can also use electronic gadgets on airplanes just fine and not cause the plane to plummet to its death. WiFi does cost money on flights, but as a TMobile customer I get a free hour of WiFi on flights that use gogo internet service. This one did. So it wasn't a single boast about being super wealthy and flying. Just a post about how great it was to drown out endless crying with sweet sweet lemmo tones.
@@josephgrant757 Regardless who plays That guitar was made to go up against its louder cousin the banjo, would love to hear some bluegrass love or country pickin
