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Awesome Rhett! 🤩Love the group. I'd love to see/hear more!
@phutureproof30 минут бұрын
i watch a ton of guitar channels and for some reason i cannot stand this guy lol
@scottyh150931 минут бұрын
Gibson Johnny A will get you close to this tone for half the price (used) and it's fully hollow. 470JL is trestle block design, it's not fully hollow. Rhett, what hollow/semi-hollow do you currently own?
@nunninkav530739 минут бұрын
😮My favorite was the Studio, when you kicked in the drive. Clean they all sounded heavenly. ❤
@nunninkav530740 минут бұрын
Thanks, for letting me sing. Didn't really hear the guitars, I was way too loud. "RAMBLE ON!"
@JillandKevinСағат бұрын
I had a blonde '51 Zephyr Deluxe Regent for several years. I used it in many Western Swing and older Jazz/Swing shows. I was sad to have to sell it when my wife (amazing vocalist) and I sold our houses and hit the road in our travel trailer eight years ago, and just didn't have room for all our guitars. I also had a blonde '51 Triumph Regent as well during that time period. Sadly, it's gone as well!
@brielarsonsperiod5925Сағат бұрын
These guitars are for Miyavi. That’s who they are for.
@TheKeitharoonСағат бұрын
Just get an acoustic simulator pedal probably sound better lol
@lowercase3635Сағат бұрын
I’m scared to even pick up a guitar over $2k. I can’t imagine being in the same room as a $4k one.
@samuelhatman8995Сағат бұрын
Not done yet! I copied and posted this link to my computer. I don't want to lose this genius. All you!
@samuelhatman8995Сағат бұрын
Dang.... I'm leaving that on for house music! You know?
@samuelhatman8995Сағат бұрын
Wwee!!!! Jerry G. would be proud!
@andreasfetzer75592 сағат бұрын
Very nice playing,man!
@jerryhorton57082 сағат бұрын
The Peaveys with trans-tube were straight workhorses and great all rounders
@goofyjohn61912 сағат бұрын
Got a sqire strat its great, but i built my own to get that 70's strat sound.
@Workerbee-zy5nx2 сағат бұрын
Been doing this for 40 years.
@grahamstuart91642 сағат бұрын
That's the only pedal I use
@XOXO-xp2fg2 сағат бұрын
Snoochie Boochies
@Paine-yr9wd2 сағат бұрын
I love the knot until it’s time to change strings.
@DavidBlevins3 сағат бұрын
Bought a PRS McCarty Hollowbody II in 2005 and didn't really connect with it. Six months ago something clicked and now it's my favorite guitar and I have a whole rig setup around it. It can do anything. I even leave it plugged in and can turn everything including the amp on with just one switch. It's always in my hands even if it's just 5 minutes here and there.
@user-zx1ir7jt4c3 сағат бұрын
More blues noodling 😂 sounds great but why do people always play the same thing in guitar videos.
@roccocroce3 сағат бұрын
Eeeehhhhhtttttt wrong.
@matthewotremba92303 сағат бұрын
Grab one Bend the neck forward and back If it moves Put it back and try another All of my keepers are solid No give Necks And sighting for me is more to see a twist or humps , bumps Not relief amount Line up 25 of any of the same model And perhaps have 3 keepers in all
@corey4124 сағат бұрын
Everything about this was incredible!
@gusfring98954 сағат бұрын
Great video and astute analysis. Thanks to Quentin Tarantino for choosing this song for Pulp Fiction. I didn't know the background, so thanks for the education. It helps me to give the song the appreciation it deserves. Your band covered the hell out of it too; I would have to do a serious "side-by-side" comparison to see if I could tell the differences (if any) between the 2 versions. My favorite Link Wray song is "It's So Easy", which Tarantino included in the Death Proof soundtrack. His rhythm section was incredible. I'm a 64-year-old rock/jazz bassist who switched from piano in 1973 thanks to Mel Schacher of Grand Funk Railroad.
@cbcacbca4 сағат бұрын
So he modified it to sound like a tube screamer.
@col1454 сағат бұрын
I agree with a lot of what you say here Rhett, but once a heavy O/D is added it looses some of its unique characteristics & can sound like a lot of other guitars 🙃 just my opinion keep up the good work 👏👏
@bweeks88694 сағат бұрын
Dire Straits: Angel of Mercy, Rush: La Villa Strangiato, Allan Holdsworth: In the Mystery
@rickbatulan95354 сағат бұрын
Hotel California
@jaredwren93045 сағат бұрын
Well done.
@erik41215 сағат бұрын
great stuff, but why does nobody play the right bassline for this one. its soooooo good and drives the song.
@joesmythe27745 сағат бұрын
Here's a list of mostly obscure or forgotten songs. Most people around the fire will be like wow where'd that come from? And most are humourous.Thst helps when you can't sing well. Coming in to Los Angeles (Arlo ) Illegal Smile/Dear Abby(John Prine) Henry/Glendale Train (NRPS) Moonbeam/Coconut Song(Harry Nilsson) Don't Bogart that Joint (Little Feat) The Mighty Quinn (Dylan) Shanty(Jonathan Edwards) Ballad of the Titanic (Jaimy Brockett) Cocaine (Dave Van Ronk/Rev Gary Davis) Oh Well(Fleetwood Mac) Chestnut Mare(The Byrds)
@joesmythe27745 сағат бұрын
WOW Read all comments. Great suggestions but saw no mention of these popular songs . The Wizard(Uriah Heep) City of New Orleans Cat's in the Cradle Rocky Raccoon Teach Your Children. Natures Way(Spirit) John Barleycorn (Traffic) You Better Think Twice (Poco)
@jt73315 сағат бұрын
everyone sings this song with zero personality, you gotta throw technique away and just feel it for this one
@zvonimirsarcevic79286 сағат бұрын
..its because its black.. :)
@rocknrollgrillcheese6 сағат бұрын
🍃🌴🎼📝🎙️🎸🎚️📻🔊🐦🔥3:38 ya man love that riff ~ quality jamming sound ~ your playing has a great vibe RS💥🤘😎👍🥪🦎🎶🌴🌊🍃
@jessemaguilar6 сағат бұрын
old one sounds like a Wurlitzer keyboard
@sboy19557 сағат бұрын
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@thejeffkershner7 сағат бұрын
Avi Shabat worked on my guitars when I lived in LA. I had no idea he built such great guitars. I reached out to him last night and Avi told me next time I’m in LA to stop by his shop to check out his guitars. Thanks Rhett.
@andypendley38767 сағат бұрын
When a guitar calls your name, buy it if you can. Otherwise, you will be haunted for the rest of your days. Great tone, Rhett.
@LarsBahr7 сағат бұрын
I don’t know anyone that actually, physically has $500,000. Let alone for a guitar. I love guitars, but look at what PRS is doing with their SE line. They look good, play good, sound good. And their price $750. Young kids are not gonna know who Gary Moore, Peter Greene, even Jimmy Page is. Nor do they care. It’s sad for us that they’re all dying off, along with the people that watched them in the 60’s & 70’s (me or us). But, who can buy these things? Especially when I can buy one that sounds better than the $500,000 guitar. For less than a $1000. I doubt my guitar collection will sell for 1/4 of its value when I die. Nor will I sell them for the money now, because I want to be around things that make me happy. And right now in the world we’re living in, having something that makes you happy is a good thing. Guitars are tools. Not pieces to be hung on a wall. It’s meant to be scratched, worked, even unfortunately, broken, then repaired.
@paule46967 сағат бұрын
The wizard doesn't choose the wand. The wand chooses the wizard. Feels like that sometimes with guitars.
@djhoneylove57107 сағат бұрын
A good player can find the sweet spot in any amp. It is not apples to apples. A lot of the component suppliers for the original amp no longer exist and UL standards and epa standards make a difference in how the amp is constructed. The reverb in the old fender amps can be very springy and you have to be skilled in order to use it.
@marianocolombatti49427 сағат бұрын
Interestingly, you can pretty much play every genre except high gain metal with that guitar. This reinforces the idea that the invention of the Fender Precision was much more important than that of the solid body for the development of 60s and 70s music
@user-cy7ng3de1l7 сағат бұрын
It was at 12:48 that I decided to list all my guitars on reverb
@timread6417 сағат бұрын
Freaking awesome guys, oh and Suzy you rock!
@skypuppy77248 сағат бұрын
Maybe I missed something but isn't the switch selector 5-way? I've heard demos using positions 4 & 5 that sounded pretty good to me.
@moctzal8 сағат бұрын
Two Rock's are really special. I know the sticker shock gets some people, but they make an excellent product, and you can say that about every single product that they make.
@DepressedCapitalist8 сағат бұрын
Random guitar player with many subscribers thinks he speaks a truth revealed. Then he uses a classic pedal in the wrong way to play the same cliched boring pentatonic licks everyone else has been playing for the last 120 years. Oh well....
@str8shooter1598 сағат бұрын
I only used one pedal and it was the boss blues driver. Thats the tone i like. Im a simple guy i like Paul Kossof and Billy Gibbons and now i really like Charlie Starr and Paul Jackson. None of these fellows really use a lot of effects. I like Budda amps and a good LPjr.
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Awesome Rhett! 🤩Love the group. I'd love to see/hear more!
i watch a ton of guitar channels and for some reason i cannot stand this guy lol
Gibson Johnny A will get you close to this tone for half the price (used) and it's fully hollow. 470JL is trestle block design, it's not fully hollow. Rhett, what hollow/semi-hollow do you currently own?
😮My favorite was the Studio, when you kicked in the drive. Clean they all sounded heavenly. ❤
Thanks, for letting me sing. Didn't really hear the guitars, I was way too loud. "RAMBLE ON!"
I had a blonde '51 Zephyr Deluxe Regent for several years. I used it in many Western Swing and older Jazz/Swing shows. I was sad to have to sell it when my wife (amazing vocalist) and I sold our houses and hit the road in our travel trailer eight years ago, and just didn't have room for all our guitars. I also had a blonde '51 Triumph Regent as well during that time period. Sadly, it's gone as well!
These guitars are for Miyavi. That’s who they are for.
Just get an acoustic simulator pedal probably sound better lol
I’m scared to even pick up a guitar over $2k. I can’t imagine being in the same room as a $4k one.
Not done yet! I copied and posted this link to my computer. I don't want to lose this genius. All you!
Dang.... I'm leaving that on for house music! You know?
Wwee!!!! Jerry G. would be proud!
Very nice playing,man!
The Peaveys with trans-tube were straight workhorses and great all rounders
Got a sqire strat its great, but i built my own to get that 70's strat sound.
Been doing this for 40 years.
That's the only pedal I use
Snoochie Boochies
I love the knot until it’s time to change strings.
Bought a PRS McCarty Hollowbody II in 2005 and didn't really connect with it. Six months ago something clicked and now it's my favorite guitar and I have a whole rig setup around it. It can do anything. I even leave it plugged in and can turn everything including the amp on with just one switch. It's always in my hands even if it's just 5 minutes here and there.
More blues noodling 😂 sounds great but why do people always play the same thing in guitar videos.
Eeeehhhhhtttttt wrong.
Grab one Bend the neck forward and back If it moves Put it back and try another All of my keepers are solid No give Necks And sighting for me is more to see a twist or humps , bumps Not relief amount Line up 25 of any of the same model And perhaps have 3 keepers in all
Everything about this was incredible!
Great video and astute analysis. Thanks to Quentin Tarantino for choosing this song for Pulp Fiction. I didn't know the background, so thanks for the education. It helps me to give the song the appreciation it deserves. Your band covered the hell out of it too; I would have to do a serious "side-by-side" comparison to see if I could tell the differences (if any) between the 2 versions. My favorite Link Wray song is "It's So Easy", which Tarantino included in the Death Proof soundtrack. His rhythm section was incredible. I'm a 64-year-old rock/jazz bassist who switched from piano in 1973 thanks to Mel Schacher of Grand Funk Railroad.
So he modified it to sound like a tube screamer.
I agree with a lot of what you say here Rhett, but once a heavy O/D is added it looses some of its unique characteristics & can sound like a lot of other guitars 🙃 just my opinion keep up the good work 👏👏
Dire Straits: Angel of Mercy, Rush: La Villa Strangiato, Allan Holdsworth: In the Mystery
Hotel California
Well done.
great stuff, but why does nobody play the right bassline for this one. its soooooo good and drives the song.
Here's a list of mostly obscure or forgotten songs. Most people around the fire will be like wow where'd that come from? And most are humourous.Thst helps when you can't sing well. Coming in to Los Angeles (Arlo ) Illegal Smile/Dear Abby(John Prine) Henry/Glendale Train (NRPS) Moonbeam/Coconut Song(Harry Nilsson) Don't Bogart that Joint (Little Feat) The Mighty Quinn (Dylan) Shanty(Jonathan Edwards) Ballad of the Titanic (Jaimy Brockett) Cocaine (Dave Van Ronk/Rev Gary Davis) Oh Well(Fleetwood Mac) Chestnut Mare(The Byrds)
WOW Read all comments. Great suggestions but saw no mention of these popular songs . The Wizard(Uriah Heep) City of New Orleans Cat's in the Cradle Rocky Raccoon Teach Your Children. Natures Way(Spirit) John Barleycorn (Traffic) You Better Think Twice (Poco)
everyone sings this song with zero personality, you gotta throw technique away and just feel it for this one
..its because its black.. :)
🍃🌴🎼📝🎙️🎸🎚️📻🔊🐦🔥3:38 ya man love that riff ~ quality jamming sound ~ your playing has a great vibe RS💥🤘😎👍🥪🦎🎶🌴🌊🍃
old one sounds like a Wurlitzer keyboard
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Avi Shabat worked on my guitars when I lived in LA. I had no idea he built such great guitars. I reached out to him last night and Avi told me next time I’m in LA to stop by his shop to check out his guitars. Thanks Rhett.
When a guitar calls your name, buy it if you can. Otherwise, you will be haunted for the rest of your days. Great tone, Rhett.
I don’t know anyone that actually, physically has $500,000. Let alone for a guitar. I love guitars, but look at what PRS is doing with their SE line. They look good, play good, sound good. And their price $750. Young kids are not gonna know who Gary Moore, Peter Greene, even Jimmy Page is. Nor do they care. It’s sad for us that they’re all dying off, along with the people that watched them in the 60’s & 70’s (me or us). But, who can buy these things? Especially when I can buy one that sounds better than the $500,000 guitar. For less than a $1000. I doubt my guitar collection will sell for 1/4 of its value when I die. Nor will I sell them for the money now, because I want to be around things that make me happy. And right now in the world we’re living in, having something that makes you happy is a good thing. Guitars are tools. Not pieces to be hung on a wall. It’s meant to be scratched, worked, even unfortunately, broken, then repaired.
The wizard doesn't choose the wand. The wand chooses the wizard. Feels like that sometimes with guitars.
A good player can find the sweet spot in any amp. It is not apples to apples. A lot of the component suppliers for the original amp no longer exist and UL standards and epa standards make a difference in how the amp is constructed. The reverb in the old fender amps can be very springy and you have to be skilled in order to use it.
Interestingly, you can pretty much play every genre except high gain metal with that guitar. This reinforces the idea that the invention of the Fender Precision was much more important than that of the solid body for the development of 60s and 70s music
It was at 12:48 that I decided to list all my guitars on reverb
Freaking awesome guys, oh and Suzy you rock!
Maybe I missed something but isn't the switch selector 5-way? I've heard demos using positions 4 & 5 that sounded pretty good to me.
Two Rock's are really special. I know the sticker shock gets some people, but they make an excellent product, and you can say that about every single product that they make.
Random guitar player with many subscribers thinks he speaks a truth revealed. Then he uses a classic pedal in the wrong way to play the same cliched boring pentatonic licks everyone else has been playing for the last 120 years. Oh well....
I only used one pedal and it was the boss blues driver. Thats the tone i like. Im a simple guy i like Paul Kossof and Billy Gibbons and now i really like Charlie Starr and Paul Jackson. None of these fellows really use a lot of effects. I like Budda amps and a good LPjr.