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You're such a fine guitarist. I think you could just about play anything you wanted to, & always to an impeccable standard. Never a sloppy note or pick. Your vids are always very enjoyable.

@jw_au

4 ай бұрын

Well said 👍

@douglaschristine8387

2 ай бұрын

Hi Pilgrim, I love that dark color and the grain on that telecaster, never seen one like it, very special and a nice idea for a video.

Seventy years old and I have taken countless guitar lessons and still can't play to save my life but I still play for my own enjoyment from time to time. Over the years I have learned many things but never one song in its entirety, by the time I learn it I am done with ever hearing it again but love just fooling around with sounds and positions and skills. I have to say I enjoy your videos and your compassion and knowledge and it gives me more directions I can go to improve my ear and listening powers. I may never play to the public again but it gives me a wonderful time for myself when I do play and try to learn new techniques you have learned so quickly in your life. In short, I am trying to say thank you for sharing your knowledge so unselfishly you are one of the few that deserve to be called a professional teacher.

@GuitarPilgrim

4 ай бұрын

What a lovely comment! I am happy to help!

@sapelesteve

4 ай бұрын

Great comment & I totally and absolutely agree! Couldn't have said it any better!

@trevorgwelch7412

4 ай бұрын

Keep up the playing and give us a video . Cheers . ✨✨✨🎸✨✨✨🏆🇺🇸🇨🇦🇫🇴

@theverseshed

4 ай бұрын

78, going on 79, and I share your pain.

@donk9132

4 ай бұрын

Got cha brother…….75 here and relate to what you say !!

Great that you included Scotty Moore - he often gets overlooked.

You are an amazing musician! I didn't say just an amazing guitarist, I said amazing musician.

This is pure “craft distilate”. I wish YT had a “show me this everyday” feature. There’s so much inspiration here. Thank you so much, man. Big big fan

The Scotty approach is the most musical, and consequently sounds the most beautiful. Hendrix's tricks sound the coolest though.

Huge bang for the buck in an 11:35m video. Wow thank you.

No shredding on this channel. Another reason to subscribe and follow. Not to mention the soulful playing. Well done, as usual. Keep up the good work. Deeply appreciated.

Some great ideas.. as usual 😀 Fave bit of dynamics for BB King is in the last minute or two of 'The Thrill Is Gone' at Montreux in 1993... There's a long period of very quiet playing.. he hits a couple of harder notes.. his trademark 'spike' and slide... and then he stands and rips into it... That is really goosebumps f'me... 🤩

Awesome love your outro riff! EVH RIP!

5150 at the end there Pilgrim, so many good players including you, thanks 👍

You're a muse my guy, you speak through the guitar and you speak it well

I've been stuck on your hendrix rhythm video for the last week, picking up bits I love and trying to perfect them. This video is perfect for what I need next. Thank you

Thanks a ton Thom. To hear the different styles from the masters (played by another master....) is simply amazing. It really brought home how different players approach their playing. So humbling, yet so very inspiring. Peace.

That was just terrific Thom! Your grasp of how other guitarist play is truly amazing! Hope that all is well with you & your family! Thanks....

Your point about dynamics gave me a new insight into my current favorite guitar player, Ronnie Earl.

Every time I watch and listen to you I get motivated. You are fantastic at demonstrating the greats. At the end of the day just play the guitar with feeling. You are smooth at nailing it!

Alweer een top demonstratie en een waardevolle schat aan onmiskenbare gitaar loopjes. heerlijk Tele geluid ook! Dankjewel Thom

the greatest Guitar Teacher on KZread.

@wernermoser3406

4 ай бұрын

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Great video! Between all these licks and tricks its damn near the entire encyclopedia of guitar techniques from the 60's and 70's

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing 👌

Another incredible video. Love your channel always and your passion for music. Great cover of the song 5150 at the end.

This is just excellent in so many ways. Thanks. Just the perfect amount of info and demonstration.

What a fantastic huge and rich sound,and a pleasure to see and hear you.Thanks.

Simply the very best guitar channel on KZread!

Excellent! Easy to follow with your examples. And that Tele has a cranking sound.

All your videos are amazing!! Thanks!!! you make me grab my guitar everytime you upload one!

Thank you, for the great lesson , it's refreshing to have more than one approach to playing thank you . So pleased to see the other great guitarist by the name of Moore being mentioned, Elvis would be pleased.

Great tips Thom. Thank you for posting

I just love the tone of that Telecaster. Great video.

Love the tips! What a beautiful guitar you have there as well!

I never fail to learn something from your lessons. Now this lesson? Well, I've learned numerous somethings. Thank you, GP!

Cool, I used many of the riffs you play but never really understood where they came from. Love it. Keep practicing 🙂

Wonderful playing and always something for us to learn !

Amazing video and great guitar ! Thanks a lot ! It really helped me. Love this Stevie Ray Vaughan trick 😊

Really useful content as always, thanks for another great video

ALWAYS one of the best channels....

Great video. Keep em coming

Super interesting stuff and a fresh take and well packaged, good job man

What a great idea bucket! So many great tips. Thanks!❤

Great. As always

Man, you are worth your weight in gold! lol This stuff is soooo cool! Thank you dearly.

Genial, buenos licks para tomar prestados de genios que han aportado tanto a la música. Gracias maestro, me encanta cómo lo explicas ; - )

Thank you!

Great Lesson ! Thank you !

Your observation about the genius (my word) of BB King's dynamics is so well made. Buddy Whittington is a fine, long established rock and blues player who is also a master of dynamics, and for mine is deserving of much more attention.

Thank you, as always...inspirational player...inspirational lessons

Great Stuff Man! Good job! ❤❤❤

i agree by far when it comes to the most who changed the way we look at the fretboard. jimi hendrix. his blueprint in playing licks combining the scale and chords to come up with the melody. no one ever thought about that until he came and changed guitar playing forever.

Great stuff, man. Thumbs up

Great lesson of practical tips and soulful playing, thank you for sharing! Any advice on how you get your outrageous guitar tone would also be greatly appreciated.

Nice video, thank you🙏

Wow… and a what a gorgeous tele’. Fantastic stuff!

Wonderful lesson. Btw. that Paoletti is gorgeous.

A great guitar demystifying video!

Double stops just sound cool! Great video as usual!

It HAS to be fun to be you! Because it is greatly entertaining and inspiring to watch/listen to you. And to think guitar is just One of your great talents! Stay Well Groovy One!

Great Stuff Brother ~

such a beautiful tele!

Gewoon weer top. Je hebt die gitaar gehouden dus. Wat een top ding.

Thanks for sharing this very good lesson! Your guitar looks awesome. Cheers from Indonesia.

@GuitarPilgrim

4 ай бұрын

Terimah casih!

great lesson and playing!! 👍 ....and man that is the coolest Tele on the planet imo.

That's a beauty guitar. And it sounds wonderful. Good for you!

Any lesson that starts with Mick Taylor has got to be good!

Interesting and good! 👍

Hello! You are such a monster player and so versatile. I love your videos. I always marvel at the fluidity of your strumming hand, and notice how you hold the pick is different than others. Would you ever consider doing a video on your strumming style? I would really appreciate that inside look. Cheers.

@GuitarPilgrim

4 ай бұрын

Good idea, i'll think about it

Eddie Hazel, Michael 'kid funkadelic' Hampton, Hubert Sumlin ❤

Owww a Top Ten - what are your thoughts on Freddy King , Jeff Beck , Ritchie Blackmore, Mike Okdfield & Leslie West? .. Anyway : it’s always a joy to hear and listen to your explanation . Your kids are playing air guitar as well?

What a fantastic video have a good weekend ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊

Great, I would add some Johnny guitar Watson's famous funky tricks !

du spielst erstklassig 👍👍👍 Respekt !!!

This is brilliant.

So obvious when you point it out.... great video as always!

That guitar shure sounds nice 👍🎸

I have enjoyed so many of your videos and have learned from them. What brand of guitar are you using? It looks really nice

Jimi page plays a solo in 'the weight' with jack white and the edge. No demos on it on here - love to see your take on it

I think I’m in love with your guitar a lil bit..

Amazing sound as usual! What about that Paoletti??

Thank you.

Very Nice:)

Great unicorn!!!.💪🏽😎👍🏽🖤🖤

Großartig!👏👍🎸🎶👊

That's a sweet guitar, man

That Mick Taylor lick is the beginning of Hideaway by Albert King.

Nice to see you!!

great video! and best part at 11:09 🤘

Thom, Pl do a similar lesson focused on rhythm guitar tricks!

Good sounds and information. What’s the make and model of your guitar?

Great!

If you ever want to sell that Paoletti I’m your guy. It’s stunning. Visually and sonically. I contacted them after I saw your vid and they just don’t have any others w that beautiful wood grain.

Damn, Leo Fender got it right fitst time out. Telecaster is most versatile guitar out there; simplicity with infinite electronics permutations.

waou I love that guitar!

Great reference video to bookmark and come back to, thanks. Btw, I noticed your pick is triangular and has some holes. Is it custom-made, if not what brand is it? I have done a similar thing to my pick for a better grip.

Great Lesson, thanks! What a nice guitar, what brand is it?

Everyone says SRV was influenced by Albert King, but you can hear a lot of Buddy Guy in his sound too.

Very nice! Can you please show one slower version for mere mortals? 😊 you actually did for a coupla em actually.

I love your Telecaster 🤤

As great as this video was, it is pretty jaw dropping that you fade out into one of Eddie Van Halen's most difficult intro riffs. I hope there is more to come.

BB King didn't play solos, he had conversations with his guitar.