Yes, perfect timing: feet high, beer in hand.

I don’t comment here often but have watched every single episode from day one. I started thinking today about how Homeskoolin and Uncle Larry has been a constant companion over the last few years. Especially during the Corona Lesson days. Damn near made me tear up.. it’s such a joy to witness all of this.

@ScottMcdonaldMusic

10 ай бұрын

Dude I’m with you, I’ve been here from day one and haven’t missed a episode. I do appreciate how each episode has gradually gotten longer . I remember the early episodes at 9 minutes and I was craving more. The world is a better place because of Uncle Larry.

@michaelnc4450

10 ай бұрын

Oh yeah, always look forward to the next post! 😎👍

@jamesbookert

10 ай бұрын

you and me both homie

@josephmitchell204

Ай бұрын

Same

We need the follow up to see the burst completely restored!

@erajad

6 ай бұрын

Now posted - and it's *great!!*

Dude, what a sweet bunch of fellas!! I get absolutely tickled when I see Greg get all worked up. Lol! What a cool hang! Really do appreciate you sharing with us Tom!! You’ve really got a way of making an old hack feel like one of the team. Thank you!!

This was therapy for these guys. Thanks for giving them a “talk out”.

"You don't see that at Guitar Center." Thanks Tom, Greg, Corey and all the guys at Gruhn's for another fascinating 45 minutes.

I would love to see that 59 when all the repairs are finished!

The most informative video I've ever seen with so many WORLD CLASS luthiers working and talking about stuff. Larry, Thanks and thanks to the Gruhn guys for their participation. This ought to be required viewing for repair folks.

Those gentlemen at Gruhn's are really special. The deep experience and talent and obvious love and respect for these instruments is just so evident. Its super cool that they share so much of their knowledge!

Terrific episode. Priceless information. Thanks Tom, and thanks Gruhn's folks! The collective knowledge is huge.

I LOVE this series! Thank you guys for doing these

I love that on a random day Gruhn’s had A 59 Burst AND a crazy rare off year 63 Explorer on the work bench. That place is like vintage guitar heaven. I love the Gruhn’s Homeskoolin episodes

Best video so far! Thank you.

This just fantastic! What a treat to get to see how true professionals of the trade work!!!

These Gruhn episodes are pure guitar gold... thanks for giving us access to the endless knowledge & expertise that goes on behind the scenes.

Great episode. Thank you, Uncle Larry!

Priceless content! Thanks for sharing!

Love to see the burst after repair finished. Great episode please keep them coming, you are much appreciated.

This was awesome. Definitely should do this regularly. 🔥

The knowledge in the room is impressive! Thanks for sharing, UL! ❤

Tom, you're the best man! I appreciate these field trips so much and have the utmost respect for the master craftsmen there at Gruhn"s!

That was EPIC! Thanks for taking us behind the curtain to see how these craftsmen do their work. Much respect for a dying breed.

That’s the Big Leagues of guitar repair right there. Thank you for this behind the scenes look. Just awesome!

Definitely my favorite series on the interwebs right now. A big thank you to you and everyone at Gruhn's for all the time and knowledge. Volume 5 was great, and I hope I can stick around to see a volume 500.

Fascinating conversation and felt like I was there in the room hanging out w guitar buddies . Keep them Coming . Martin neck resets!!

Hey Tom - Thanks for the cool repair video! I love this stuff.

The amount of knowledge present in these rooms among everyone is absolutely astounding.

Incredible video, Uncle Larry. A lot of learning and a great crew at Gruhn’s. Amazing knowledge base there.

The combined years of experience of these artisans is amazing! Thanks again for sharing this aspect of your amazing life……

One of the few videos of a burst taken apart on KZread! Good details and closeups. You asked all the right questions Tom!

LOVE these long videos. Keep it up, this felt like 10minutes to me and I’m sure for many others on here. Amazing videos uncle Larry 👍 you truly are a gem

These videos are awesome, they make me feel like I’m there at Gruhn’s with you guys. In fact I’m going to crack a beer and enjoy this video.

Great episode. Wonderful to hear skilled passionate people and how they approach these instuments.

Tom, I LoVE your channel don’t change a thing. Amazing the such a cool cat is kind enough to share their time and wisdom with us! Love the interview vids ESPECIALLY when you chill out at Gruhns. You’re the best dude. “This is a Les Paul”, “Gibson right?”. LOL, killer! ❤️😜

This is the only way a hic like me would be able to get in those back rooms. Let alone get back to Nashville. Thanks Unc!

Fantastic love these nothing better than a Saturday afternoon sun on my face beer in hand and the boys cheers 🍻

Very Cool, Thankyou. Awesome access to 'Behind the scene' at Gruhn's workshop. Cool Guys. All the Best. Cheers

Great Info as usual from Uncle Larry love it!... and Get well soon Maestro Al Di Meola.

How cool was that session! Damn, I’d pay just to sit and watch one those guys work. Thanks Tom!!

This episodic series within a series is always fascinating.......Thanks Much-O Tom.

Might be my absolute favorite videos … Larry AND Gruhn’s. Thank you man.

@stauffrt2

10 ай бұрын

My other favorite is when you show licks that have some subtle but important trick that takes them from “sort of ok” to absolutely perfect.

Good stuff, big thanks to you Tom and all the guys for taking time for a great hangout😎👍

I love these videos with the Gruhn's guys!

Amazing episode. Each of these ”sub-series” double the value of Homeskoolin show. I feel like a millionaire watching this free of charge

So good. I still remember walking into Gruhn’s for the first time in ‘19 when we’d just moved to town. Amazingly, there was Phil Lesh’s mid 70s “Mission Control” bass staring back at me. Then checking out everything that was out on the main floor. My jaw was slack the entire time I was there. Gruhn’s and McCabe’s in Santa Monica (where I learned to play guitar too many years ago) are what I consider to be heaven. Tom, please make it back there so we can see the end result of the work on that ‘59 burst and the pre-war 000-18 neck reset. Thanks for this episode! Killer. ⚡️

So is there a chance we could see that '59 Burst after all is done? I'm betting it will be beautiful and so cool to see the craftsmanship.

learned a lot here...great episode. thanks Tom

Thanks for that. This was so insightful. Because these guys are so good, George G says there is a year's backlog in repairs.

Love the Homeskoolin at Gruhn’s series Tom a true gift!

Very, Very, Cool! Thanks Tommy! Kudos to ALL of those wonderful guys at Gruhn’s! True Craftsmen and Laborer’s of Love! What a shop! Impressive and Interesting!! Love this Episode!!! Lastly, and as many have already asked, please, a follow-up on the ‘59 ‘Burst!👍🎸✌️😎

Uncle great video. So interesting. The guys at Gruhn’s are the real master builders.

That Explorer needs its own episode. 🤩🤩

Thanks Uncle Larry for the tour , fantastic . Neck resets seperate the men from the boys ... Rock on !!!

Love these Gruhn videos

Fascinating. All of it!

So very cool. Much appreciated. I know not a lot about guitars, now I know a bit more...thank you Tom

Fun Field Trip Uncle Larry. Keep em coming...

The opening shot of this video with Greg and Corey in the doorway, I actually smiled as if they were my Mates too, speaks volumes for the friendly accessibility of this channel, ta everyone.

Wonderful content. Thank you 🙏

Boy, there's some major experience in that room. They've probably seen just about everything in the repair realm. You can tell how much they enjoy sharing what they do. Doesn't hurt that Tom asks interesting and informed questions either. As usual, I planed to skip through the dull parts, and there weren't any. What a great behind the scenes look into vintage guitars.

God I love this channel

Thanks Tom and thanks to all the cool and super-knowledgeable guys for this episode!

It would be so cool to see that 59 Gibson finished, it’s seem unfathomable now how they can make that disappear and keep the patina.

Someone already said this, but it would cool to see the finished repair job all its glory !!

I was just there last weekend on vacation from Maine , took the shop tour with Greg..A great bunch of fellas at Gruhn to say the least ..Had a staver of a day checking out some vintage gold ..I played your old Gibson acoustic that was for sale ..It was a sweet sounding guitar to say the least.

Damn I was waiting for something to pop when I was waiting for my tires to get done at the old Big O thanks for this🍺

Thanks man, the coolest shit ever. Hope to see a follow up on the "Burst".

Love to see the Burst when he’s finished with it👍

That was a cool program! Dang, these guys are lucky to be able to work on so much history of music.

Even if I had the skills to do this type of work, I wouldn’t have the patience. I have a lot of respect for these guys! ❤

ive been learning how to do my own set-ups, fret jobs, nut set-ups, mods etc. & every time that greg guy opens his mouth, i learn something. some episodes back he showed how to check 1st fret action by clamping @3rd fret etc.. my gibsons have never played more in tune since i applied his advice.. great job!

Holy Minutiae Batman. These guys are artists. Thank you for the insight into the back rooms.

I love this .. these guys are great. I may have posted this before, but a while back George was very with his time in emailing me back/forth regarding a '46 ES-300 I have. Very nice peeps!

That's entertainment! Thanks to all involved.

Hey Tom, I’ve love your channel and watch it every day! What are more of your life tips? I like the “always be the first to leave, hang onto the hotel room key and never sell a gifted guitar.” These are great. I would to hear more of these tips from you.

Totally understand what Tony was saying . When you get to near to finishing there is a risk of going that extra step striving for perfection only to fuck it up and have to start again . So tempting to keep touching it up until its ruined.

THIS is art that Gruhns does

Gold every advice !

I enjoy this repair episode. Ted from twoford luthier yt channel is excellent too. Thanks for the vid

Cooking up some chilli … fall is settlin in … Saturday with a homeskoolin hangout Life is good Thanks fellas !

so freaking interesting, much love

Thanks for the awesome field trip!

Incredible . Many decades of experience shared in just 47 minutes.

The Real Cream of Guys that Know their SHIT about GUITARS , and we Love Guitars that play RIGHT, ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻 Really Great Work . 🙏❤️❤️

Thanks man, love this shit.

Fantastic episode. Thx to all.

My god i love these

Gruhns? That's where Allen Woody worked for a long time. Another guy I know, Scott, worked there with Woody. He's a luthier now. Rebuilds old Harmony's with modern bracing and stuff. Does awesome work. He owns Baxendale Guitars.

I'll bet Tom has an urge to vacuum the floor there. :) Amazing peak behind the curtain today! Thanks!

Wow.... wow .... wow. That was extremely interesting and informative.

Super informative thank you.

My buddy Chele is in Nashville and went today to the shop to meet the guys and get me a Tee. The Tshirt is already in his hands I hope he will be able to return to meet the lads and say hi. Much love from West Spain to uncle Larry, the guys and Mr. Gruhn himself 🙂

Thanks again🎸

Fantastic

Great tour!!! How good are Greg's hands movements? So expressive. And tied with the guitar jargon... I could listen to him all day (same goes for all your expert friends, Tom).

Tom, this video is GREAT. Ya gotta make it a subseries of the Gruin episodes. Maybe title it "Wadday Working on at Gruins."

Great episode Tom

A heads up for the low end Home Skooler - Tony Nagy is a great bass player and the MAN in town for bass repair, as well. 5 star rating!

Great video, Cheers

These dudes are badass!