I’ve been watching this Chanel religiously and through this Chanel alone it’s helped me get out of a bad place and back into guitar which I hadn’t played in years. I’ve never commented on RU-vid or even made an account before until i watched this video! Moving words and I hope you stay on that path your on 💪
This deserves a lot more views than it has. Probably the best Anderton's content ever. Fantastic musicianship and what a honest, no bullshit, bloke. This will become an interview that people speak about in years to come. Great song at the start as well. Check out Dom's music he truly is great.
What a brilliant hour that was! Fantastic conversation with a mega talented and inspiring musician. Dom Martin is new to me, but I'll definitely be looking out for him from now on!
Great interview with a very humble fella. I had never heard of Dom until I seen him supporting Eric Gales and he held his own pretty damn well considering who he was up against. Definitely recommend going to see him if you get the chance.
I broke my femur in 5 places. The pain was never ending, excruciating and impossible to ignore. Because I was immobile, I decided to figure out the electric guitar. What I learned was amazing. While I played, the pain subsided and the longer I played, the longer I could go without pain. My guitar ended up saving my life.
Wonderful interview, thank you Dom! Also a comment about basic guitar into wonderful equipment is exactly after 30 yrs the way i went. That is where the sh lies.
Brilliant interview. I have followed Dom for a few years now and he is an exceptional musician and obviously and wonderful human being. I just wish he would tour Australia.
I've seen Dom live half a dozen times in and around my native Belfast. Whether it is a solo acoustic gig or Dom and his band the audience are in for a memorable treat....he is an exceptional musician and a hell of nice guy. Make an effort to catch him on tour.
I've seen Dom live twice now, so once on his solo tour and again with his band. Both times absolutely superb! If anyone gets a chance to see him do not pass it up. He's destined for big things.
Wonderful to see Dom on Andertons! I interviewed Dom last year, a very open, honest, genuine guy and what a talent too! He has a very bright future ahead of him!
What a lovely chap Dom is open and honest about is past and just like Rory he just loves doing what he does such a pleasure to listen to him and how he keeps it simple just like Rory did rocked up with his guitar plugged in and away he went.
Brilliant! I was wondering when this was going to happen. Dom deserves all the accolades-seen him 3 times now as part of The Underground Music Club and every time he's better than the last.
Didn't know who this cat was and was skeptical but now he has a new fan! thanks Cap for the great interview! Awesome! I love finding new talent to enjoy! Loved the jam at the end!!!
Perhaps not entirely my cup of tea musically, but he seems like a very cool dude to hang around and learn from! And what great tones he makes, and what a vocal!
Brilliant. Intersting guy with a story to tell. I’ll be buying that opening track if it’s getting released. Great sound, great performance, great voice. Somewhere between Robert Johnson, Nick Cave, Melanie de Biasio, Tom Waits.
This man is an open, honest humble human being with tones of talent!!! God bless him and you for bringing him to your channel bringing him to the attention of your audience. I pray he has great success!! 🙏🏻❤️
I’ve seen Dom live, 2 more gigs booked. He’s the real deal! Have a listen to his wonderful beautiful albums too. Great honest interview. Thanks to all involved especially Dom
Hi Dom! Great melody, great voice. Hey Lee thanks for introducing many of us to some new music. I'm often sorry I wasn't born and raised in Europe. Such a wide variety of musical tastes there. So many acts with styles we would consider,,, (retro) in the US. Nice outro jam. Great tone Dom from that tele.
Real Life. Great to hear his story. It is a great service Dom had done here. His honest interview is powerful, and if it helps one person that's cool. Respect.
What a brilliant interview. Never heard of Dom before. But damn this guy is incredibly transparent without looking like a woe is me. He's had hardships and is so strong through it. Amazing way to show creative arts. You have a new fan from Australia mate
Great guitarist but more importantly a great human being👍His love of Rory, his gear and life in general is very refreshing no look at my 59 Les Paul just this is what I need to make my sound and that's it 👋👋👋 Absolute class act and definitely the captains best interview yet 👍(Although I loved his Mick Thomson interview just because he looked so uncomfortable beside Mick 🤣🤣🤣)
It's so funny to see an Irish guy talking about his life in such an open way and an English man being a little bit unconfortable with that kind of intimacy. Good for the Captain anyways... And BTW that guy plays really good.
Wth is that above the Tumnus- a tin of sardines? What capt. said about pickup changes is so right- it doesn't make the huge difference ppl think it's going to make. And this idea that ceramic doesn't sound as good as alnico is b.s.- I have a Strat with Alnico Vs in it- bought an Ibanez with ceramics in it, the Ibanez sounds better. And I wasn't expecting that at all- I thought I would just use it for heavier stuff- turns out it sounds better playing clean than the Classic Vibe Strat does.
Guys!!! Remember the late great Stevie Ray Vaughn. He got clean and sober and was playing and singing better than ever before. Let us not forget Nirvana and the boring drug induced repetitive music and lyrics. Rest in peace Kurt. Some will curse me for my comment on Nirvana but for me I think their songs mostly suck. But that's me. Many love their music. If I hear it come on the radio I just exercise my freedom of choice and change the station. Another real tragedy was Chester Bennington. Great voice! great music. So sad that he didn't escape the trap of his past. RIP Chester. Dom your story is of a great success. Never give up. There are very many people who find that something in a song that touches their soul and helps them hold on. To find a way forward.
Music is able to replace alcohol, at least that's my experience. Like alcohol, it's a shortcut to emotion, to a certain layer in your consciousness. But better and less destructive.
Great interview. Not a fan of the highly processed acoustic sound like that , which kind of ruins the sound of a nice guitar to me. Too much reverb and chorus(?) going on. Very Luka Bloom. Maybe sounds better in room I guess as Lee was impressed.
...never heard of him.....sure he's Irish? His guitar playing sounds American and his singing voice sounds American? NOW I would have heard of him, if I had watched this recent Anderton's video interview, which I watch every time a new interview is uploaded) 2 weeks ago................
