I have been a big fan of Jesse Cook nearly two decades, and this sublime demonstration here is a great illustration of why people get hooked on his style of playing. All he is doing here is improvising, randomly fiddling with this instrument, and yet Jesse Cook's musical equivalent of "doodling" is far more layered, melodic, and creative than many intentionally crafted and professional produced musical pieces that are released for popular consumption. I am in absolutely awe of this man's talent. If God exists, and he plays the guitar, I would imagine he plays like Jesse Cook.
Ahh, Jesse Cook. I’m seen him live twice here in Canada and wow. He stirs the soul with his music and his band is the best. You certainly found the best of the best to test out your ToneWoodAmp. I have to get my husband to see this...I think he’d love that gadget!!
That is Chris Church. He is Jesse Cook's violinist and duduk player. Mr. Church also serves as Jesse Cook's background vocalist. He is far from some random "dude" milling about in the background. He is a integral part of Jesse Cook's band. He is an amazing talent in his own right. I would urge you to watch this to see just how much of a virtuoso this "dude" truly is. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kwoySbXEtGo.html
A reply from about a year ago said it's a German Vazquez Rubio flamenco guitar. Sounds great, and it's certainly in the hands of a master when Jesse plays it. He's not the first amazing artist I've discovered through ToneWood videos. (Can't believe there were nine people who disliked the video. Oh, well.)
Tonewood is a 300 dlls toy. I would prefer a good amp 20 watts and a good rev pedal. Or just a Roland ac 60 watts. It has many useful functions and effects. Same price.
With my Tonewood Amp, I don't have to tote said amp and pedal around for my guitar to bring awesomeness to a whole other level. Plus, the look on people's faces when they hear what this thing does is priceless!
