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Jack shows that it’s not the high price of the instrument…but the high quality of the player that makes the great performance!

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree Pete Smith - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !

@dwainmcbain5263

4 ай бұрын

I heard a country picker with killer tone… Yamaha guitar and Line 6 amp

@bennorthern8724

3 ай бұрын

I’ve known Jack for roughly 40 years…seen him probably 250 times, even played with him a little…it’s definitely his hands and his heart…y’all oughta hear him play the mandolin…hardcore bluegrass…

@ramencurry6672

2 ай бұрын

I could be wrong but his collection of Squire guitars is probably more of an artistic statement and he’s probably trying to be a contrarian. He’s probably trying to create the image of being the “cool poor man”…..That said, Squire guitars are still excellent especially when set up properly. I actually prefer my Squire bass than a Fender one

@vayabroder729

18 күн бұрын

@@ramencurry6672Absolutely; Squier builds great instruments; especially the Classic Vibe Series; you don’t need to swap any components, just get them set up properly and they kill.

Saw Jack with The Allman Brothers in 1998. Greatest musical experience of my life. Dickey and Jack were a great guitar duo.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree SuperStrik9 - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !

@Strings4notes

Жыл бұрын

I too saw Jack with the ABB then at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. What an accomplished guitar talent!

@shawnbruce6934

2 ай бұрын

I saw them as well that year. Unreal.

Pearson talking about his chilhood : "...played in the dirt with a stick, we didn't had computer in those times..." brought a huge smile to my face - so cool - love this guy

"I can't breathe if I can't play music" that sums up every great musicians way of life

JP along with Tommy are the few guitars i could watch forever and a day and i would not get the slightest bored.

Jack could easily claim the right to be an egotistical jerk, but he's one of the coolest & least pretentious people around in music. I'd love to be able push a button to get Jack Pearson (and Ray Davies) the recognition he deserves.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for listening @Salieri47! 🎉🔥😇

Jack Pearson is one of my FAVORITE guitar players. I've seen many, many videos and I am continually amazed at his knowledge of different genres . When he plays it seems so effortless. He's truly a blessing for all of us that enjoy music. GOD bless Jack.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

In Nashville, he's the guy all the best players say, "Have you seen Jack Pearson yet?"

@russblack443

2 жыл бұрын

I got extremely lucky in 2005 and saw Jack with the Allman brothers. He was out of the band at that time but Warren Haynes had a family emergency the day before they played Detroit and had to leave so they flew Jack Pearson in to cover Warren's parts

@JesseJames-vc2bm

Жыл бұрын

Geezus, he has played with any and everybody good.

Floyd Cramer (Last Date) was the piano player that he couldn't remember. Jack is someone I would thoroughly enjoy hanging out with.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for listening @da324! 🎉🔥😇

I am 61, and saw Jack Pearson back when I was 17. What amazing player, this interview has been absolutely glorious. Thank you so much for letting Jack tell his story!

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome, Frank Huizar and thanks for listening 🔥🎶🙌🏻 ... subscribe @ elg.fun/subscribe

I had the pleasure of meeting Jack in Nashville. He talked with me about playing , styles of music, his favorite band, the squire guitars etc. A truly beautiful person and very down to earth. Great experience getting to have that conversation with a monster player. Thanks Jack

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Yes, I agree @dallastoto3189 - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !

I remember playing with Jack in the early’80’s. I played drum kit with another drummer (double drums). Dave Duncan played guitar and pedal steel. William played harmonica. Played in Nashville making about $5 a piece for the night. Yep, paying dues. We also played a bunch in Murfreesboro where I was attending college. Jack is a good soul.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree Larry Mccracken - thanks for listening! subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe

I can't even find words to express how deeply I'm touched hearing these stories. The beautiful music comes from Jack's beautiful soul. I wish I could speak like that... let alone play. I can only wish, well that and keep listening learning and practicing. Thanks

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening Stephen!

Jack Pearson is a great guy and amazing musician. We were out having a smoke one day and he mentionend playing some mandolin on a song he heard me noodling with. I was blown away. Just amaizing.

God Bless you Mr Pearson…the story about the music store …man - everyone needs a store owner like that. Someone who really helped you. I miss going to hang at the guitar shop, the record store or wherever. A Mr Davis …God Bless you Mr Davis - and even now to this day, his name in your mind is Mr. Davis. That's a gift to have had people like that - or even a way older brother.

Jack is one of the best guitar players in the world. I would rank him as the best standard tuning slide player in the world - and he does it on a set of 9s and a $100 Squier Strat.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Thanks Jeff...

@Darkwell0071

6 жыл бұрын

Just started listening to Jack when he an appearance on Marty music. Marty music is lessons so I can humiliate myself with a guitar.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

haha I feel you on that one man!

@crookcountysellouts

5 жыл бұрын

He sometimes tune the G to a G#.

53:00 for squier talk

@markknight6445

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

@qual9519

Жыл бұрын

Thx 🙏

Great interview! Thanks so much. I first discovered Jack when I saw him playing with the Allman Bros a while back. I ordered one of his solo CD's direct from him back then. Much respect for his genius and his humility. Glad he's still rockin' it!

Being fortunate enough (and old enough) to have seen the band with Duane 10 times, I enjoyed the interview with Jack, most notably his humility. I've seen few as soulful as Duane, and Dickey was no slouch in that department as well, but purely in terms of guitar playing, Jack is on a whole other level than anybody who has ever played with the ABB. His Jazz chops are pretty damn amazing as well. I have never watched a player that was more relaxed in his execution. Probably the most underrated player in the USA.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

John I've had over 900 players on this show. There is a very small handful that literally eat, sleep and live for guitar. Maybe 5 in total. Jack is definitely one of them and that's why his playing is so smooth and his execution is so well-prepared. Thanks for listening and glad you enjoyed that convo.

@johnzias284

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for that interview Craig, and keep up the good work!@@EveryoneLovesGuitar

To quote my friend Zane... Jack has the uncanny ability to make the greatest of players sound kinda average. It doesn't matter how deep you punt it... He will return it with ease. Pick a genre And yet the most unassuming person. JP is the Man!

@patrickgroll2046

2 жыл бұрын

The only player I can think of who _might_ give Jack a run for his money is Greg Koch. I wasn't able to find any instances of them playing together though

@rockinredneck57

2 жыл бұрын

I LOVE watching Jack and Tommy Emmanuel jam. No practice, they just throw out a song and suggest a key and take off. Mind blowing, electric or acoustic, it doesn't matter.

@QuynhNguyen-zw8uv

2 жыл бұрын

@@rockinredneck57 - there's a new video of Billy String's jamming with JP .. just watch Billy's face melt when he sees JP wail..

@CAGED1702

Жыл бұрын

Well, maybe with the exception of Tommy Emmanuel or Brent Mason...

@johnzias284

8 ай бұрын

I felt for Dickey at the Beacon at one performance. Jack's level of sophistication was unparalleled.

Cool to hear him mention Forrest York. He's a killer guitar tech now/repair guy and has a great like store there in Murfreesboro. Great convo with Jack. Such a cool guy

Phenomenal interview. Very interesting guy. Now, time to get practicing ...

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for listening @user-jc7wy8bt2k! 🎉🔥😇

Working with Renegade in Murfreesboro, Muscle Shoals, and Pensacola was so much fun. We came up with the band's name sitting on the porch at Broadway Sound Studio as the sun came up (looking at the studio owner's Jeep Renegade). Jack was a prodigy. And Lee Roy was no slouch, either! ;-) No surprise they both have had so much success! Cream always rises to the top.

There’s nothing wrong about cheap guitars as long as the intonation is correct then it’s all about your playing - your skill - how well you have learned the music you play. Jack has done a lot of homework and he has a natural talent for guitar , certainly one of my favourite players .

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

3 күн бұрын

Yes, I agree @motherlessblues1565 - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !

Wonderful interview, Thanks so much. Such a gifted player, the real great ones are usually as humble as they are talented !

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more, thanks for listening Donald!

Jack is an amazing player .....and an even more incredible person !!!

another fabulous interview! another incredible relatively unknown guitar player that is definitely underrated! more people need know this guys and listen to his music! Fabulous slide player as well.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

5 жыл бұрын

Definitely, Chance...

Jack has run the gamut of bands and acts, and he has received a lot of well-earned praise the last few years. However, he is an example of how hard it can be to hammer out a career. I live in Jack's hometown, and I have seen him play a score of gigs at dive bars and bar-b-q joints. It's not an easy path to recognition.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Yes, I agree @Robert32064 - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !

@rlarsen4562

8 ай бұрын

How is that, with so much acclaim?

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

@@rlarsen4562 State of the music business... so many clubs have shut down because people are more concerned with what's going on inside their cell phones, DJ's much easier to hire than bands, less liability... I could go on and on. Sad state of affairs, just not tons of places to play like there used to be.

@winstonsmith8240

8 ай бұрын

He's an overnight sensation. After 40 years. 😅

@Robert32064

8 ай бұрын

@@winstonsmith8240 That's what I was getting at. You got it.

What a great guy. Talented and humble.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Thanks Nick, glad you enjoyed the interview.

I have over two dozen songs on worldwide release and I get feedback from listeners complementing my "guitar tone". Interestingly, like Jack, I took a chance on a Squier Telecaster for $89 new because I liked the fact it had a humbucker at the bridge. As it turns out, that became my favorite guitar for recording, especially the guitar solos and is the guitar I use 95% of the time in the studio. I have more expensive guitars but nothing pleases me more than soloing on what I call my "Rockcaster" (The $89 Tele) for tone and playability. Although it's not bad looking you'll never see a picture of it as I try to keep it my as my "little secret". Go figure.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Right on @sngwrter49, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻

I'm a right handed dude who plays guitar left handed - in the mid 80s when i was first looking at guitars to buy i was outa luck - even now if i ask for the Lt hd guitar section, i'm shown the EXIT sign - ive got 2 Squires and i love em - ive also got a Greg Bennett Les Paul i just love - If i ever get to say hello to Jack , the day will be a glorious one

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 ай бұрын

Right on @davidrice3337, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻

Pablo Cassals, one of the greatest cellists of all time, when asked why he keeps practicing even though he's in his 90's replied, "Because I feel that I'm making progress.".

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

Жыл бұрын

Right on Utah Prepper, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻

A very unsung hero generally speaking but for those in the know he is in the top 5 best living guitarists/musicians. What a player! This interview was very important for people to hear. Thank you for the great content always. Your show is always great and you ask very good questions. Love it!!

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words rdmkeytohwy and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫

I enjoyed this so much. I just found out about Jack recently. It has been great learning about his music and life.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for listening Wayne ! 🎉🔥😇

Craig, what a superb interview. You facilitate these interviews better than most by a country mile.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words Gary Shaw and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫

Jack Pearson is a classy guy and an outstanding guitar player that is skilled at a variety of styles. Will always be interested in hearing his commentary and suggestions.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for listening @nazmoking3171! 🎉🔥😇

YEAH!!! This helped my Soul ....... Thank Y'all!

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the interview @chrisgillmusic601, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !

His guitar clinics and online lessons are the best

WONDERFUL interview, man!

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks and glad you enjoyed it!

Somehow Jack is the guitar and the guitar is Jack, wow the guy is just amazing. Did I hear him say something to the effect of playing in the dirt with a stick as a kid was creative stuff. He such a kind humble person but his slide guitar stuff just amazes me and sometime goes up my back and sometimes it sorta punches me in the gut. You are one that broke the mold for sure Jack Pearson!

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree Steve Lankford - thanks for listening! subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe

I love this man ...the Allman brothers were my life enough said

listening to Jack Pearson talk about Lenny Breau is my own personal Heaven.

REALLY enjoyed this! Thank you. Never met Jack and he sounds like a great guy. I recently moved down from NYC/LI to south of Nashville in the boonies. Have played with a number of great players in name bands. When I was a kid in college, I was gigging and a DJ at the big rock radio station in the city. Became friends with a road manager who worked for John Scher, the big manager/music promoter. That guy, Bert, became the manager of the Allman Brothers for like 30 years! Knew Allen Woody a bit when he was in the AB.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the interview @mc2mc277, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !

Great interview, thank you!

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the interview @8stringswildoo, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !

Great interview. He is a funny guy on top of his genius gift and his laugh is infectious. Thanks!

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

7 ай бұрын

Right on @jonbirmingham6005, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻

Love Jacks music he plays so many styles I saw him with the Allman Brothers Band many times. Not only that he's a man of God

I just love this guy!

Best Allman show I saw was with Jack. The whole band gelled better than any other combo of players.

Great interview

Absolute Legend.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 ай бұрын

Yes, I agree @shawnbruce6934 - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !

Saw Jack with the Allman Brothers at the Beacon Theater in NYC...he's the closest to Duane as I have ever heard....and I'm old enough to have seen Duane play three times before he passed....they both can swing

That's the thing, he uses the cheapest guitars available and gets great music from it. He might be the best player in the world imho

@leonarddaneman810

3 жыл бұрын

He likes the Indonesian builds, and I have one and it is true how good they are. Awesome quality. If the neck resonates and the guitar is light and has a good sound unplugged, he snatches it up.

@tonecapone8392

3 жыл бұрын

@@leonarddaneman810 i just bought one exactly like this! super light, super sustain, bought it without even plugging it up. took it to the GC tech before I got it and asked him what he thought about it. He knows Jack Pearson and all the Allman guys, and he even said Jack Pearson would be proud of that find!

@patrickgroll2046

2 жыл бұрын

Jack Pearson is mind-bendingly good and is one of the nicest most humble people on the planet

@virgiljjacas1229

2 жыл бұрын

Fender/Squire have been building high quality electric amps/guitar in Indonesia for quite some time. I got a Bullet that have become Super Bullet De Luxe, utilizing only Fender accessories.

@vayabroder729

18 күн бұрын

@@leonarddaneman810 I have a 1998 Affinity made in China that I bought new and it was always very resonant. I swapped the tremolo block with a steel unit from guitar fetish and installed Graphtech saddles, nut and string retainers, better tuning pegs and swapped the electronics including three old Carvin Alnico blade single coils. That thing is awesome and done for not too much money.

such a down to earth person and what a majical player !

I throughly enjoyed this interview. Jack seems to be a really nice grounded kind hearted guy. Great musician love his technique.

Jack is an absolute encyclopedia of the fretboard etc.... i believe he has the most incredible touch on the instrument in the history of any genre of guitar

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for listening @stevenculver6416! 🎉🔥😇 And yes, he's amazing!

I was going to MTSU 76-79 when Leroy played opposite weekends from me & a buddy's duo at The "Filling Station" I'm sure Jack was around.

@woodybowen5362

8 ай бұрын

He was definitely around. I was at MTSU 1978-1982. I remember seeing Renegade at a place off Old Nashville Hwy. called Raider’s Retreat. They were killing Allman Brothers tunes. I lost my high school class ring there.

Wednesdays at the Boro. The Nationals. Jack and William Howse, Abe White, et al. playing blues.

Lord, this interview is exceptionally inspiring! Had to grab my guitar afterwards and plug it in!

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for your kind words @JaminJim2010 and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫

Uncommonly great interview. Hell of a player. Thanks

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words musicismagic, so glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫

@golds04

2 жыл бұрын

@@EveryoneLovesGuitar my pleasure. Man is a true master. Nice to see him masterfully interviewed. Ask him to tour NE this summer! Miss his playing.

thanks for this, Jack is a bomb and a half

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

He sure is, glad you enjoyed it :-)

@tchwiss

3 жыл бұрын

What the hell does that even mean? Speak English before the language dies out

Jack's a legend guitarist!

happy to give this video the thousandth thumbs up

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

Жыл бұрын

Right on The JamnasiuM, and thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻

We love ya Jack. Keep bending those strings.

Allman brothers band my all time favorite

@EatAPeach72

2 жыл бұрын

👍

Months ago I saw a vid of Jack playing a silvertone silouette and making it a sweet experience. My first guitar was a brand new 58 dollar silouette in 1963 that I still have. Have been looking for his videos and concerts ever since. Great interview by host and guest. Not good....Great!

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words Jerry Berkstresser and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫ subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe

Absolutely hilarious. I was going through a pawn shop back in about 2002 and I found a Squire Strat that the neck felt perfect on it. It was a '99 and out of Indonesia. I did have to eventually replace the pickup switch, the saddles & the nut, but it's still going strong. You know what? It's still probably the best playing guitar I've ever touched. I've picked up others that weren't as perfect as this one, but I just lucked out. Same original pickups, too. Most of your sound comes out of your speakers and amps, so there's that. I just bought a year old Squire Mustang for $100, and same thing. LOUD on its own, too, but another great Squire. You're absolutely silly if you spend thousands of dollars for a guitar. You can only do so much with wood and metal strings...

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Right on @cornfilledscreamer614, thanks for sharing and listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻

great interview..👍

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for your kind words @pgroove163 and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫

Super cool he played with Jimmy Raney. I'm a huge Stan Getz fan.

Im feeling Mr Pearson is a once in a lifetime type of musician/person. His outlook of music, personal growth, and development during this interview should be a mandatory course for anyone and everyone interested in music and craftmanship

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree Lyn Fox - thanks for listening! subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe

This is awesome.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for listening Dustin! 🎉🔥😇

I have vintage guitars , custom shop , I have 2 Squire Strats one is an E Series Made in Korea in the 80s , its a beast chime city and resonates very well , I also have a Vintage Modified Squire Strat , 70s style with the big headstock made in Indonesia (basswood body ) and it plays ao well and sounds great ( it came with Duncan designed pickups ) I bought both of those guitars because I picked them up and they felt good in the hand and they vibrated ......sold !

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Right on caleshtcincredibles, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻

I saw JP play with Allman Bros. many years ago. I knew about him because of guitar player magazine.

Great interview. YT is messing it up with waaaaay too many commercial interruptions. If I wasn’t so desperate nterested in what Jack had to say, I would have quit 15 minutes in. Thanks for posting.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

Ай бұрын

Thank you for listening @psaint60! 🎉🔥😇 And thanks for recognizing I don't control the number of ads... ! All the best :-)

In the end, it's all about the notes you choose to play, and those you choose NOT to play. Anyway you gotta love Jack. Greetings from Spain fellas

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for listening @PIPA1302! 🎉🔥😇

I have played some fabulous Squire guitars, also Epiphone 335's - if you can feel comfortable and get your sound that's a good guitar.

Thank you Jack. Every guitar that I’ve bought I never plugged them in when I tried them. I always figured I could just change electronics if I didn’t like them. If it “sings” and has sustain unplugged it’ll sound good plugged in. Lol been mocked on here a few times for my approach to trying guitars. Glad to know I’m not insane

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

3 жыл бұрын

Rock on and play away Mike! 👍🏻 🎸 ♫ subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe

@leonarddaneman810

3 жыл бұрын

He likes the Indonesian builds, and I have one and it is true how good they are. Awesome quality. If the neck resonates and the guitar is light and has a good sound unplugged, he snatches it up.

@NotMarkKnopfler

2 жыл бұрын

@Mike Smith - I totally agree. Many years (1989) I was 18 years old. I had saved up enough money through delivering newspapers, doing odd jobs, saving pocket money, pooling Christmas and birthday money to buy a USA Strat. I remember going to the music shop (Salop music in Shrewsbury, UK) and the friendly guitar salesman taking me through all the Strats on sale. Then he said "Here, try this Squier, it's brilliant". The moment I strummed an E chord on it it just rang and sang. Really loud almost like an acoustic! It was a 1988 black Korean Squier Strat. I bought the guitar, and I still own it today.

@ronc1231

7 ай бұрын

Great interview. Great insights into a sideman life.

Great interview with one of the cats!

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for listening @rb032682! 🎉🔥😇

I just learned the same thing! Squire strats are as good as all my Gretches

Squiers are awesome. I wish they had them when I was a kid.

Jack Can play guitar Like no other A talent That came from above. He would probably the 1st to tell you that. God-bless you Mr. Pearson.

@TheOpinionatedGuitarist

8 ай бұрын

That comes from decades of practice and playing live, not a mythological god.

Why is it that I'm 57 and just now hearing about this guy? I've probably heard him play a thousand times and never knew who I was listening to. The hearing damage really brought it home. I spent a couple of years in an artillery unit with the 101st Airborne and that caused the majority of the damage. Then in 1996 I was struck by lightening. Nowadays, by the end of a gig I'm playing by feel. Jack Pearson is incredible and I hope I get the chance to see him play live.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Very cool, thanks for sharing that, flyonwall360 - and thank you very much for your service 🙌🏻 💥 🎉

@LewisBuckles

2 жыл бұрын

Dude, you need some quality stage hearing protection. It's come a long way.

@flyonwall360

2 жыл бұрын

@@LewisBuckles I'll have to look into that. Tinnitus is cruel.

Finally … honesty.

One of my very favorites. Nicest guy, too.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more!

@Winstonrodney6989

Жыл бұрын

I just discovered Jack a couple of years ago and I have to say he is one of the most humble, well rounded and naturally gifted guitar players.

I didn't know jeff foxworthy played so well! Just kidding. OMG. So glad to find this cat. The blues and his soulful playing comes from inside. Of course his ability to coax notes that the average dude wouldn't be is a personal trait. A rare gem. i heard he's a good person too. both things are not always inherent in good musicians.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the interview Mardas thomas, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !

Those squier guitfiddles are fantastic...And the best thing if something happens to em...no worries.Jack is awesome...

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Thanks @fredfloyd34, Rock on! 🎸🙌🏻🔥🎶

The great and amazing Jeff Healey was playing a Squier as well. That's telling something...

@coreymihailiuk5189

2 жыл бұрын

I worked with Jeff and he played several Squire guitars in his career.

Awesome :)

Every song on Step Out is my favorite.

Please do something together with Lee Roy !!!!!!

Yeah, I first learned to play on a "finger-bleeder" too. A couple of years ago I stumbled on a 1960 model Martin that was left unlocked in the vintage room at an iconic midwestern music store, and picked it up and started playing it. As I sat there facilitating the wonderful sounds this instrument was poised to release, I thought about that "finger-bleeder," and how unfair it was that anyone should have to learn to play on a guitar that wasn't as easy to play as this , but then I just accepted it as a way the Universe weeds out the uncommitted.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Agree... i think the Universe weeds out the uncommitted in all aspects of life - family, work, business, sports, relationships... all of it! Good comments and thanks for listening!

@Salieri47

8 ай бұрын

My wife is a music teacher. You might be amazed at the number of parents who struggle with the idea of paying extra for a set-up on the inexpensive acoustic guitar they bought for their kid.

Jack is the Real Deal, So Underrated, No Big Head About Him,. Cousin Figel

There are plenty of Squiers that play and sound great. Most of the time the problems with Squiers is the factory doesn't set them up properly. It makes way more sense to gig with a hundred dollar guitar than a 3k custom shop strat. There isn't any big difference in tone and playability

One cool dude!

Derek had his slide guitar technique perfect at 13 years old. The Indian influence came later. But he truthfully was incredible at 13. He played Skippers Smokehouse opening for Buddy Guy great concert

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for listening daniel combs - saw Buddy at Skippers in the late 80's! 🎉🔥😇

@tedschmidt3288

2 жыл бұрын

Saw Derek and the Dominators in Naples, Fl. I think he was around 13

@danielcombs3207

2 жыл бұрын

@@tedschmidt3288 Hi Ted, so that was his bands name? They were a great band for a young musician learning his craft. They were solid musicians. Thirteen was definitely his age. I guess his dad was his manager booking gigs and traveling with his son . His watched out for him and made sure he was safe. He is still on the road with his son which I think is very cool .They are apparently a very close tight knit family .

@jimbeam-ru1my

8 ай бұрын

"Derek had his slide guitar technique perfect at 13 years old. " You would have thought but he's gone way beyond that now. Now his guitar sounds like Aretha Franklin. I think his playing is the closest a guitar player has ever been to the human voice.

“You shoulda’ heard what I was tryin’ to play.”

@sirdoouglas

3 жыл бұрын

Best reply ever

Wowsers.

52:40 - Squire and gear discussion

87.00 guitar 3,000.00 amp. Works all day. 87.00 amp 3,000.00 guitar. Not doable, amp is the tone like it or not.

@EveryoneLovesGuitar

8 ай бұрын

Yes, I agree @thomasradcliffe298 - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !

@godbyone

8 ай бұрын

Good pick ups helps. Not sure what he uses. My friend got a used electric Godin. It had a easy fast comfortable ergonomic neck . For 175$. But sounded dull. I said try fralin pick ups. I put that guitar. Up against. 90 percent of any 4K plus fender Gibson .

@garyssimo

8 ай бұрын

Yep! I play a $65 Epiphone SG thru a 64 Vibroverb amp thats about $5,000 in value now. Also it sounds great thru a 66 Deluxe reverb vintage blackface Fender. GHS strings aso my key to good tone.

@synyster_nate

8 ай бұрын

It’s the hands!!!!!!!!

@bigtimeadventures3115

6 ай бұрын

Good pickups help too.

The top guy at fender custom shop says his personal #1 is a Squire.

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