This Is The Best Stratocaster I've Ever Played

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@DDRaph 8 месяцев назад

One of the most impressive parts of this video is that someone keeps all of these guitars set up or at least playable at all times.

@RideAcrossTheRiver 3 месяца назад

It's really trouble to buy a new Strat because nut slots are barely cut and bridge is always loosened way forward for shipping.

@BrandonSorianoMusic Год назад

It was such a blast meeting you guys and hanging out! Stop by any time you're in town, and I'm looking forward to visiting in Atlanta one day!

@ruppert5134 Год назад

Have you ever heard of a Pearl (you know the drum kits) Export Guitar DeLuxe or Custom? Have you ever had one ...and if so what did you sell it for?

@ipuya Год назад

You guys have a sick store! I used to come to L.A a lot in the early to mid 2000s but back then I didn't play guitar. One day soon I'm gonna get myself over to that side of the world again and come check you guys out!

@MattyK-USA Год назад

Brandon, you're a huge asset to Norm's store and the online channel - your knowledge and personality really do make it a better place. Bravo, young man.

@BrandonSorianoMusic Год назад

@@MattyK-USA thank you so much man, that really means a lot!

@fenatic7484 Год назад

Leo Fender was a true genius and the 7.25 radius guitars he made are the Gold of musical instruments and to have you and your store caring for them and getting them in the right hands is a mission. Thank you, Leo would be proud!

@SugarcatPlays Год назад

That rosewood telecaster made me gasp when he opened that case. It's so beautiful

@RC32Smiths01 Год назад

Norman's is easily one of the biggest gems there are in guitar stores. Nothing but top notch quality and atmosphere. Cheers Rhett for sharing the experience.

@HNemo880 Год назад

I don’t know what norms you went to but the atmosphere was dog shit when I went there. Super elitist and rude.

@Marco-717 Год назад

Overpriced but hey you gotta pay to play

@JrodsJourneys 10 месяцев назад

Yea what if you’re starting to play and it’s all you know how to do while trying to get a feel for the guitar. Kinda uptight lol

@donttalktome4696 Год назад

"I never use two or four on a strat" My soul died a little bit when Rhett said that.

@Fastvoice Год назад

Don't show that video to Cory Wong! Never! 😳

@onefatstratcat Год назад

I think he was lying a bit.. sometimes you just got to make it quack :)

@carlosalves4444 Год назад

What the quack is the best bit, I guess some people just don't like crackle.

@agriff4795 Год назад

I never use positions 2 or 4 on my Strat either, it sounds waaaaay too wimpy. I actually installed a 3 way switch on my Strat, that's how much I hate the wimpy 2 and 4 sound.

@onehotrocker99 Год назад

Gotta have the quack of position 2. And sometimes position 4 sounds mellower than 5 with certain pedals and amps. What is Rhett talking about?!

@matthewf1979 Год назад

I absolutely love Norm’s. The people that work there are as or more guitarded/guitnerdy as I am. Norm the man is a legend! I hope he makes a full recovery from his recent surgery/treatments ASAP!

@josephmascolino2419 Год назад

guitarded lmao im gonna start using that

@davidbanan. 5 месяцев назад

"Guitarded" 💀

@seigas Год назад

I got chills when you played 'She Talks To Angels' on that old guitar!

@fenatic7484 Год назад

Me too! That needs to be on a record with the Crowes!

@kendallcovell9386 Год назад

Same!!!!

@wraith_1171 Год назад

You know, this vid could have been 5 hours long and I'd be glued to my seat for all of it! :)

@fenatic7484 Год назад

I watched it on my huge screen TV. I am legally blind. So wonderful and these instruments are all being well stored and put into the hands of those able to channel their sonic wonder.

@johnniz13 Год назад

Same here, nothing like it :)

@ajsmusic2561 Год назад

You have a very boring life hoser...

@Marco-717 Год назад

Get a life

@FinalBaton Год назад

That first bass sounded so smooth. And the Strat at the end is magical. Rhett's face at the end is the face of a guy saying to himself : ''goddammit this sounds so good I need this. but it's so expensive'' haha!

@michaelsparks8632 Год назад

100%

@jzm6403 Год назад

The Strat at the end is using the wrong amp. The distortion is far too harsh. Too much volume for the Princeton (bedroom amp). Would love to hear that Strat thru a 1955 Bassman Tweed. THATS...an AMP!

@drippinglass Год назад

It just sounded like Strat to me. A good guitar player could make a Mexi sound great.

@jzm6403 Год назад

@@drippinglass Playing a Classic like that distorted thru a cracker box practice amp is a very poor example. I'm sure Norm had much better Amps to play thru than a little Princeton. Los Lonely Boys Henry on How Far is Heaven. Plays a 60's Mexican Strat that sings. Its been said for many years that tone is in the fingers more than the guitar.

@darthgibsonlp6631 Год назад

@@jzm6403 Entitled to your opinion but calling the Princeton a bedroom amp is miles off the mark imo. It's a renowned classic, and 15 watts is way louder than most folk will get away with playing at home. The strat sounded brilliant thru it.

@tjm5492 Год назад

I would gladly give my first born male child for that Barney Kessel...and he just turned 30.

@jrpipik Год назад

That is NOT how you play in a guitar store. You're supposed to play minor pentatonic scales at finger-blurring speeds and eardrum-rupturing volumes. Show them you're the boss! Tasteful, well-played licks have no place there!

@Rookblunder Год назад

He didn't even play Smoke on the Water or Stairway to Heaven.....

@raysills6666 Год назад

Brilliant comment‼️👏

@madaxe79 Год назад

@@Rookblunder I heard that you have to play stairway to heaven every single time u go into a guitar store... I hear that they will kick you out if you don’t play it....

@nerfnerfification Год назад

@@madaxe79 Nah that's worng it's 'Hairway to Steven' that you have to play - whereupon they will take you out back and show you where all the original Gibson modernes are stashed (Norm bought them all at NAMM's used store last year)

@johnnyd63 Год назад

Bullshit snobbery.Take a walk.

@SkunkworksProps Год назад

Honestly the middle pickup has become one of my favourites on my strat. And yeah, that 56 is exactly what everyone thinks of when someone talks about the strat sound.

@ArchieOnEarth Год назад

On the middle pickup, I have to agree and it looks like Clapton does too. He’s on that pickup for a lot of the Cream reunion show. It’s my first stop for clean rhythm.

@colinwallace5286 Год назад

Hard to believe how early those strats came along and got into the hands of people like Buddy Holly or Hank Marvin. Talk about an iconic part of music history.

@alex4504 Год назад

Somehow Norm's is my favorite guitar store even though I've never been

@JohnLnyc Год назад

Being an “older” musician, I have to mention West 48th Street in Manhattan circa mid/late 60’s to late 70’s. Of course there was Manny’s I actually remember the original where you had to duck going through the front door after descending a few steps below street level. Then they “moved” to the new store on the same block. A few doors down was the tiny but incredible “We Buy” and across the Street the expanded “We Buy” There was “Alex” guitars and “Rudy’s Music Stop” On and around there same block were dozens of luthiers. Often off the street via elevator. Carl Thompson and Charles LoBue, Dan Armstrong. I got an old Gibson Melodymaker (60’s?) and took it to LoBue to exchange the neck pick up with a new humbucker. Charles mentioned he some NOS firebird pickups and suggested the possibilities in installing a humbucker at the neck and a firebird in the bridge position. I went for it and a few weeks later Charlie called me to let me know it was ready. He excitedly played it over the phone. Amazing sound. Best I ever heard. Yup. I sold it years later! Lol Manny’s manager Stewart patiently brought up Precision after Precision until I found the Bass I felt good with. Those were the days. The Street of Dreams!

@JohnLnyc Год назад

@@sooparticular yeah! IMOP The beginning of the end was Sam Ash. They bought a place next to Manny’s and opened an annex across the street (i think they bought the “We Buy” operation) and ultimately bought Manny’s. Sam Ash presaged Guitar Center. I think Rudy’s is still there. They have a place downtown. A pretty good place…I think Pensa Suhr guitars was tied in with them…good people. Dan Armstrong, of course moved to Greenwich Village. For a while a fantastic place. Bill Lawrence worked there. Charles LoBue (sweet guy and great luthier) and Carl Thompson split up…Carl continued to build basses mostly. The great thing about most of these places was a no name amateur was treated as if you were an international gold record machine! There are still some great music stores in NYC but they are scattered around the city.

@fenatic7484 Год назад

Have you ever been to Carmine’s he and his apprentice turn out some wonderful Teles that are works of Art.

@JohnLnyc Год назад

@@fenatic7484 no. Will check him out. Years ago I bought a Larrivee Bakersfield Tele. Pretty amazing axe!

@fenatic7484 Год назад

@@JohnLnyc You will love it! He and Cindy build the most beautiful pieces by hand from real NewYork wood. There is a documentary made there that is well deserved. When they tore down McSorley’s Pub, they got some wood and they worked together to build beautiful Tele with burnt sculpture done and it sounded like a dream! They made everything on premises! That is a doc well worth watching!

@JohnLnyc Год назад

@@sooparticular The amazing thing was the selection of new and used guitars and basses, amps, drums, keyboards, mics, any musical instrument. Or equipment. All on one block plus luthiers, repair shops it was really mind blowing. There was a real sense of musical community pro, amateur. You could try out stuff without sales pressure. Great street!

@nuthinbutlove Год назад

The way he was handling those axes. It's such a confined space that I was sitting on the edge of the chair and holding my breath at times when he was tossing those axes around. Lol

@AndiPicker Год назад

Me too - waiting for the headstock to hit, perhaps he practices?

@nuthinbutlove Год назад

@@AndiPicker I'm guessing the space might not be as confined as it seems on camera. Definitely had my heart racing though.

@AndiPicker Год назад

@@nuthinbutlove Plywood parctice prop and a lot of late night training sessions, just in case 🙂

@nuthinbutlove Год назад

@@AndiPicker 😆😉

@gregmize01 Год назад

That Chris Marks feller can sure play! Glad there's guys like him out there!

@bthalko Год назад

The "crescent moon" thumbrest on the Thunderbird bass is called a "tug bar" because it was thought that bassist who transitioned from upright would use it to pull against with their fingers and pluck the strings with their thumbs.

@trevorgill2811 Год назад

Absolutely loved hearing that guy talk! His explanation of what alnico (aluminum,nickel, cobalt)was blew my mind. Never knew

@henryimmler8329 Год назад

That was an awesome tour Rhett! Your playing ALWAYS amazes me! Thanks for taking us along!

@chubbydickschopshop Год назад

Awesome. Thanks for going in. Hope Norm gets to see this. His staff is top notch.

@ericmann8136 Год назад

Rhett and lemmo in one video is like a cartoon crossover episode 😂

@MrEvanBacon Год назад

I’m not a vintage guitar fan normally, but that Strat was badass.

@ajdoesbass Год назад

What a treat! Great video boys. Love hearing Phil talk bass & love hearing Chris play too. You made that strat ring Rhett!

@jamesmaloney8191 Год назад

That strat tone was magical

@Journey-of-1000-Miles Год назад

Sounds absolutely terrific! Not only the guitars, but the playing, as well! My uncle only recently sold his 1966 Thunderbird. This was a fun video. Thank you!

@rossnielsen3988 Год назад

I love Rhett's playing because it's so musical, and I am instantly drawn in to whatever he's playing! And Chris's playing is so clean and smooth. So precise. 2 totally different styles, but both awesome!

@markeythesharkey6153 Год назад

Looked for you and Phil at NAMM. Missed you guys. Best wishes and a speedy recovery, Norm.

@mikewithers299 Год назад

Rhett when that Tele came out I fell in love. Awesome sound and awesome playing. I enjoyed the entire video as usual.

@alexscott7226 Год назад

love the rosewood tele and the strat... such tones

@gregmize01 Год назад

I used to work at a pawnshop...the best strat I've ever played was a '58 a fellow would pawn for $150 about once a month. He inherited from from his grandfather who bought it new. The neck was a "Tuesday-Thursday" neck. It was the stratiest strat I've ever heard, magical! 🎸🎸🎸🎸

@Mirande62 Год назад

What kinda neck is a "Tuesday-Thursday?"

@fenatic7484 Год назад

@@Mirande62 A non- hungover day, 😂

@sebastianmedina1234 Год назад

@@Mirande62 wondering the same thing

@morganghetti Год назад

And if he had told you the same exact guitar was a 1991, you'd have said it was "ok".

@216trixie Год назад

Same. I played a 58 once. It was bell and chime like.

@model_number_band Год назад

Holy shit, the neck pickup on that Barney Kessel!?!?!?

@johnquevillon8753 Год назад

It's been a good long day Rhett, sit down turn on your channel and you have this, perfect! So enjoy being along with you and your family, listening/seeing and being educated about Les Paul's and Fenders of the yesterday's. I miss my 72 strat! John

@Tonetwisters Год назад

My very first guitar was a 1954 Stratocaster. From all the Strats I have heard, the '56 is my favorite Stratocaster sound. Been playing 60+ years, BTW. I sold models like that red Fender bass, brand new back in Tallahassee. I sincerely hope Norm is getting better and will soon be back in the store!

@Guitar5986 Год назад

Great video! That Barney Kessel sounded incredible... The early LP's are great if you change out the bridge for a MojoAxe or a Glaser. Also, that all rosewood tele is cool but so weird with the finish over the rosewood...like a Rickenbacker.

@yusufal-kafir1539 Год назад

16:22 The employee giving you the tour of the shop is using *devil horns* ..... ..... to reference something on a guitar. Of course he is. haha What a rockin' dude with an enviable job. Thanks for the video, Rhett.

@learningftw8173 Год назад

Beautiful playing Rhett, loved the tele part

@raysills6666 Год назад

Thank you Rhett! You have an innate ability To hear the voice of a vintage instrument And play the perfect thing to express its Uniqueness! And I wanted to give a shout out To Brandon Soriano, he is so articulate And knowledgeable and you two were Cracking me up! Last but not least I wanted Acknowledge Chris Marks, that Gibson Barney Kessel was singing like a bird With his sublime playing! Great job all around! This is one of those videos I can watch over And over!

@ericwarrington6650 Год назад

Get better soon Norm! We ❤️ you man

@SteveWeltman Год назад

So cool. I am not a collector and love guitar but my heart is with the bass. What an excellent video showing the guitar history in Norms and some of the gems it has in its store. I was mesmerized watching what rare guitar came up next. Thank you for posting!

@littlerhodyguitar2169 Год назад

That was awesome! Thanks Rhett.

@bernardhossmoto Год назад

I bought a 1967 ES 330 from Norm in person. He has the mintest stuff and I hope he is getting well soon.

@fernandes5986 Год назад

Great video Rhett. That kid from Norman's is a walking encyclpedia. 😅

@TOPFIVEFIT Год назад

Great playing on that beautiful Strat!

@steveleibo6517 Год назад

Fantastic playing Rhett..Very inspiring..

@gotzonmujika9900 Год назад

Brandon is really awesome. He is super nice and really knowledgeable 👌🏻.

@stinkychickentitty Год назад

Pretty sure you need more Fenders in your life Rhett. Sounded fantastic in your hands my good man. Literally everything you guys played at Norms was just cherry 🍒 Rosewood tele, 56 strat and that proto Gibson Jazz box were my favorites.

@michaelsparks8632 Год назад

That Rosewood Tele, OMG!

@gzo313 Год назад

Rhett’s playing is always so clean… like Tim Pierce, I never hear him flub a note. Enjoy his playing very much.

@stickman55100 Год назад

Norm’s is an iconic, amazing store, and the crew is FANTASTIC! Am I credible selection of incredible instruments.

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@scottfisher3948 Год назад

good video the guy from Norm's really knows his stuff. The last strat was killer.

@dodgedandle8311 Год назад

Also: Thinking about Norm , Really Hope he’s Recovering well after all he has been through.. Big Love from The Dodger.. London England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏻🌞🌞⭐️🌞⭐️👍🏻🎸

@loutorres4009 Год назад

Rhett...I believe the Strat that you play at the end belonged to my father. He was a musician in the 50's and 60's. When he died he left me the guitar and I had others and didn't bother with it and needed money so I brought it to a consignment shop where it sold quickly and I was told it went to Buddy Guy. I recognized the case and the Fender spanish strings. I remember there was also an Electrovoice micophone I kept in the case but I'm sure that was pulled out of the case long ago. It was cool to see the guitar again after so long.

@michaeljohnson7276 Год назад

Wow! Those are the coolest vintage pieces out there! Amazing ! The Kessel has the best vibrant cherry finish ive ever seen, and the goldtop just looks so clean and classic You guys are so informative and your playing and tone are supurb! Thanks guys and god bless you norm, your the best!

@SethPlaysBass Год назад

my friend has a 52ish goldtop without the gold cuz he got it at a garage sale for $50. those are good to go to. i also picked up my 67 jazz bass for $40 cuz “ it only has 4 strings”

@hanko219 Год назад

What a great stream - love that knowledgeable gentleman from Norms he’s a real find - do more vids Rhett !!!

@canadianintheukbrian Год назад

Love your playing Rhett that Stratocaster is from a different Universe the tone is amazing, going to Norms is a bucket list of places you want to visit, something about these older guitars have a certain characteristic it's almost like opening a time capsule, great video really enjoyed !

@LewiDoesMusic Год назад

Well this is definitely the place to go for vintage guitars! Thanks for sharing this video Rhett and great playing too! Over here in Australia and some day I need to come over to Normans shop!

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@marcofioravanti4176 Год назад

Ok..two of my usually cringy comments: 1.) Applause. big like & thumbs up for everything on this episode. But especially for Rhetts friend playing that jazz on the B. Kessel prototype! 2.) I visualize Joe Bonamassa already phonecall & right away jumping into his car to get him all those instruments you showed...

@marcofioravanti4176 Год назад

@@Halliday7895 Quality reply! 😄👍

@voxfazer9154 Год назад

These shops are a purgatory to rabbit holes (and it's always fascinating). Ps: just had a random thought about how strange our world is: walking in a street and watching people filming themselves, so actually talking to a piece of plastic/metal/whatever. Hieroglyphs are nothing compared to this mystery that upcoming civilizations will have to solve.

@thechimbazo Год назад

Thanks for share with us!

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@xreck536 Год назад

I like that you rocked some classic riffs, I need to hear more of them in guitar reviews

@billnorswether3720 Год назад

Wanted to hear more from Chris Marks. I always enjoy his playing.

@donellison5678 Год назад

Seth Lover first designed the wide-range in the early 60s for Silvertone. They were mini-hums, made by Gibson but never used on a Gibson. I have a pair, put them in a '96 Gibson LP Special. Incredible sound. It is the pickup on the Silvertone played by Chris Issak on Wicked Games.

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@kevinbecker1438 Год назад

Wow guitar heaven. That strat and rose tele are beautiful sounds. I also like tele bass.

@jackjack2975 Год назад

Really cool video! Thanks!

@baneverything5580 Год назад

Some of them tune and play like magic. It`s a really special thing to get ahold of a magic guitar. You can feel it immediately!

@JohnShalamskas Год назад

Yes, it's like when Harry Potter picks up the proper wand at Ollivander's.

@steveymoon Год назад

The only thing missing was you telling us the price of those instruments. 😋

@mysticone1798 Год назад

Trust me, you don't wanna know.

@leinonibishop9480 Год назад

you can read the tags on most of them when he was playing them or holding them. 15:38 you can read the tag for the 1956 strat laying in the case, 13:01 for the rosewood tele, 10:27 for the gold top les paul, etc.

@paolocoletti3424 Год назад

A bit of eagle-eyeing on the freeze frame and I managed to get all but 1 of them: 0.52 1946 Acoustic $7,295 1.48 1971 Fender Telecaster bass $6,495 5.22 1928 Tricone acoustic $12,500 5.41 1960 Gibson Barney Kessel $?? 9.15 1953 Gibson Les Paul Trapeze tailpiece Goldtop $29,900 12.58 1971 Fender Rosewood Telecaster $28,500 15.38 1956 Fender Stratocaster $35,900

@scottv8410 2 дня назад

love the strat but my wife would kill me if i spent 35K on a guitar.

@nickdevriese Год назад

Prayers to Norman. God bless all who love great guitars.

@maknifeandrods7701 Год назад

Love this vid. Love all your vids. Can’t play a lick on a guitar any more but love listening to people who know how

@davidjoel111 Год назад

How good is it to go to a music store and talk to someone who knows guitars and is passionate about it!

@JaderRubini Год назад

Rhett: “it smells old” A trained salesman: “it smells vintage”

@XxSypherxX91 Год назад

Yeah he gets on my nerves too.

@unknownunknown6201 Год назад

I actually really loved the tone of that rosewood tele.

@shawnbruce6934 Год назад

This Was Great! Thanks!

@audiophileman7047 Год назад

The '56 Srat sounds killer! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 It's the sound that dreams are made of. 😎

@peterellman9672 Год назад

agreed.

@BlessedMe11 Год назад

What an Interesting and Delicious visit to Norman's! Thank You, Rhett! Well done. I was born in 62 and I own a 64 Strat, my Dad bought my Mom, for $150.00. That 56 sure sounded sweet!

@colinpadley1897 Год назад

you must get a 62

@cristobalmoraga5140 Год назад

I love your videos, such a cool rock vintage vibe, love your playing too

@benjamintruax4157 Год назад

I really appreciate Brandon's input on all of his spec's of these gutars.

@SoldierOnMusic Год назад

Love that Rhett is as obsessed with that Breakdown riff as I am. Would love to see an episode on Mike Campbell and why he was 100% perfect for Tom Petty.

@kendallcovell9386 Год назад

Mr. Brandon Soriano being on top of the spec checks as always...you should've gotten in on a Guitar of the Day!!!

@jamesmartin3870 Год назад

Great to have you in LA, Rhett!

@kevinhaynes47 Год назад

GREAT - TOTALLY ENJOYED - Thanks !

@bnlowry Год назад

The dude giving the “tour” should do guitar of the day for Norm’s from here on out. Fantastic!

@Pannemat Год назад

I remember when Lemmo took over. Some things are just hard to say out loud.

@drippinglass Год назад

He probably can’t play like Lemmo.

@kjatexas3679 Год назад

I LIKE your version of Little Wing, Rhett !

@TimeWaverTV Год назад

Wish I had that shop around the corner. Thanks Rhett, great video, great artists

@valuedhumanoid6574 Год назад

Godspeed Norm. Hope to see you back in the saddle soon!

@MattyK-USA Год назад

Hearing that Strat's tone on Rhett doing Little Wing gave me goosebumps. Holy cats! 🔥🤯❤️ P.S. Get better soon, Norm! We love you man!

@fenatic7484 Год назад

Me too, wow, the bends never choked out. That is the genuine article.

@johnpaulpatton9786 Год назад

I'm, personally, sick of hearing anyone that picks up a strat defaulting to Stevie or Jimi. It's a 50's strat, play some Buddy Holly or something from the era!

@fenatic7484 Год назад

@@johnpaulpatton9786 Or some Hank Marvin, as you said The Krickets, maybe Richie Valens? Those artists are 50s. The later stuff is so similar but darker.

@Sammywhat Год назад

Hey MattyK! Been missing you guys during the Gristletime jams!! I catch them after they've aired. Fun, but not the same. 😉 And definitely praying for Norm!! 🙏💖 Hope to catch you all on the flippity flop!! 😁👍🥓🎸

@MattyK-USA Год назад

@@Sammywhat Heyo, mate! Hope to see you on the stream sometime soon - cheers

@rvnlvr0599 Год назад

As a big history nut I love Brandon’s wealth of knowledge

@jwardcomo Год назад

Enjoyed this!

@JaniceLalla Год назад

Excellent video and playing

@BeesWaxMinder Год назад

One minute in an already I’ve got serious G.A.S!! I’m not in the market for an acoustic guitar; I hardly ever play acoustic guitar and I rarely listen to acoustic guitar but I want that Martin …it sounds F A N T A S T I C!!!

@mr.astrophysics9115 Год назад

All the Fender stratocasters are awesome from the MIM standards to the MIA pro II Fenders stratocasters

@webcityguymyclubb4032 Год назад

Sure they are.

@fenatic7484 Год назад

The best Strats I have ever had were pawn shop basket cases and I love building them back. I love the 7.25 necks ( I wish someone made them to retrofit any bolt on neck, even the Epiphone LP Special I)over the 9.5 ones. Also I don’t feel as bad putting in locking tuners and a dump truck trem block and claw. You can lay it on your fingers and just a little move and it is a Sonny Landreth vibe, or a David Gilmour of a flex and a bend at the same time.

@redjet4810 Год назад

Great show. Kudos to Brandon.

@jamnee Год назад

Norm's is like being in guitar heaven. One of the best videos of the store I have ever seen. What a delight!

@PeteBreen Год назад

Paying tribute to the great Mr. Rich Robinson. Well done good sir.

@jfar3340 Год назад

WOW jazz guy really knows how to play, show us more of his playing

@tymeryder7264 Год назад

Loved the tour

@Jonathan-L Год назад

That deep breath at 19:08 says it all :) ... thanks for sharing Rhett!

@richardclark. Год назад

That Fender bass had serious Zombies vibes. Even the time signature on the riff was the same as,"She's not there". That wasn't done on purpose was it Phil?

@fenatic7484 Год назад

The Zombies did that song early in the decade, and the Santana Blues Band did it withGregg Rollie and Neil Schon who later founded Journey, I was wrong, I was thinking of Ain’t got no body I can depend on and No one told me about her. The Zombies did it in 1965, and Santana did it on 1977s Moonflower.