Rig Rundown with Taj Farrant 

That's lovely to hear! I followed Taj last 5 years or so and its amazing just how Talented he is! I truly believe he will become and then be remembered as one of the All-time Greats! He's phenomenal ALREADY! There's not many people who can play Gary Moore like Gary Moore! Not to mention Joe Satriani, Hendrix and SRV.. God bless your dad for gifting him a guitar, that's a proper genuine thing to do.. All the best from London 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

What a blessing to Taj, and your Dad and Mum will reap blessings for giving it! From the heart, that was! God bless, from America!

So cool to know you have the Taj Connection 🎉

I would of gave it back to Taj if I owned it that's were it belongs I bet they can't play it like he could

Thanks so much my friend. Fatherhood is something that is very important to me and I know you feel the same way. It is certainly not easy. When I see a dad doing a good job, I wanna encourage him. Us dad‘s gotta stick together!

Tuning in from BC Canada I'm 66 and I love this family. Taj is an unbelievable guitar player. Amen to your comment

Good morning Mike! Appreciate you watching 👍

Hey Justin! That’s fantastic. I look forward to seeing y’all again very soon. ❤️🙏

That kid is The shit. Bad kick ass kid. Just love MUZIC. JUST PLAY THE DAM THANG.

Thank you so much for this wonderful, encouraging comment! We appreciate you!

I greatly appreciated the heartfelt interview you did. Also saw how talented you are as well. You have a gentle spirit, and wonderful encouragement. I think we will be looking back to this interview in 6 to 10 years and realize how epic and legendary interview(s) these were. I believe Taj is a rare find and as long as he and his family stay focused and cool headed, and continue to have the realizations that you never stop growing and learning. This interview reminded me of the interview where SRV was jamming with Albert King and Albert took the time to say some similar things you said to Taj. One thing albert said to SRV was that there is not a time to sit on your laurels and say you have arrived, but to always keep learning. He said the better you get the harder you have to work to continue to improve. Thank you!!! @@naterevolution

FYI I am passing / sharing the great Podcast of Chords & Coffee, and catching as many of the Chords & Coffee shows@@naterevolution

Thanks, Rick! It was fun to make this, and I’m hoping we can do it again at some point down the road. Check out his music if you haven’t already.👍

Taj is definitely an amazing talent with a good heart and a long prolific career ahead of him. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@naterevolution This my boy, I sit here with my Tajiboys T-Shirt on💞💞🤘🤘👏👏

Yep 71 and this will be my second time seeing him. Peace ✌️

@@kevinsattler6603 wow that's great Taj is such a great boy, have a great time at the concert, a wish a can see him but it's to far from Norway🤘🏽🤘🏽

Love this!👊🏼

I heard he may be actually moving to Bowling Green now..I also will be seeing him there Sept. 21st!

@mustangmikep51 I heard the same how cool is that. 👀 you there. Peace ✌️

I have a few pedals, a few guitars, one small , I have that straman reverb pedal, a few lunch box amps

Hey, Dave! That’s a fantastic question. I typically set my stage volume with my clean & dirty rhythm sound. My boost is above and beyond that. I let the sound guy know what my boost sounds like and ask him if that’s too “boosty”… generally speaking, whoever is running audio production, appreciates that sort of consideration. I then make bold promises about not getting any louder after that… 😄

Dave Friedman of Friedman amps. 👍