These candid interviews and conversations with Paul are amazing.
@johnl.69304 күн бұрын
Love Aynsley’s story! His tones are masterful!!!! Thank you for this!✌️❤️
@julienDrcq10 күн бұрын
I really falling in love the first I picked a PRS Cu24 25years ago! And since then I never left it!!! But more I played my PRS and learning about PRS and Paul more a love PRS because of Paul caractère and Kia true obsession to make a great guitar every time! But more the love and faithfulness he got to people! I really love what he said in the end! He is a good man! God bless him and bless PRS
@julienDrcq10 күн бұрын
Beautiful ❤❤❤
@christophercraft668310 күн бұрын
Seen em twice in dallas over the past couple years and I listen all the time. Best music for road trips and Guidance is best while driving through the mountains. Gnosis fuckin RIPS!!!
@truegent6810 күн бұрын
Pete is a great example of a good musician in skill and personality
@HarryBall-fw7pv11 күн бұрын
My grandpa thought me a important message. As he drove a longer distance. To pay higher fuel prices(at the time I thought he was insane). You cannot sacrifice humanity for a good deal. Because First you loose humanity. Soon after you loose the good deals. He went somewhere people knew his name. Gave great service. And paid there people good. And we wonder why most everyone hates one another these days. Humanity is lost
@markmullins275611 күн бұрын
Didn't know you were a rockstar hell yeah
@stevefoltz343112 күн бұрын
Great video! Love my SAP.
@AVFCAM16 күн бұрын
6:29 my exact story of school
@stgirat18 күн бұрын
I've been an owner of a Paul's SE for 10 days now. This guitar is the best I've ever played and holds his ground easily against guitars 5 times its value! I can't put it down, have been playing nonstop these last days!
@ryangunwitch-black19 күн бұрын
I love this man. I don’t play his guitars but the man is so cool.
@user-mh8nh7be5i20 күн бұрын
Just found your channel. It's a great story. Many thanks for all the great info and music over the years. If only I'd have gone back at the end of that tour to see that girl in Copenhagen, I might have been in your band.
@ryangunwitch-black22 күн бұрын
I am so happy for this video to exist. Matt is an absolute inspiration. I will someday have a couple few Mules in the stable. ❤
@jeanpieerjean735623 күн бұрын
Saw them two years ago in Switzerland it was sick , love this band so much .
@doorstop657823 күн бұрын
extraordinary man....extraordinary guitars
@ProjectNigel26 күн бұрын
Hello, I worked with Lee in the late '90s for a short period at Anderton's. It wasn't wonderful to be honest. I did my best but clashed unfortunately with Lee, although I didn't realise it at the time. As I remember. Lee didn't keep me on because he didn't like northerners, but I honestly thought at the time it was because I was s much better guitar player. BTW, your dad was a cool chap.
@christopherdarrah341327 күн бұрын
Whats left after closin time All the shred and drama done. Only words an music fit for listenin to In my arrogant opinion More stories of the killen floor and my dying day Blues played on some slack key resonator guitar Preferably a Pegamule with an abalone fretboard inlay..don't make it sound no better Just pretty like a full body tattoo girl Curled up around my soul Might as well dream still While I'm on this side of the hole.
@jxw12928 күн бұрын
I’m sad thinking about the day we lose this man
@Striker59Ай бұрын
My Mule #25 is my go to sweetie.
@jimmie999999999Ай бұрын
my Mule is alive. I love it. Best friend ever! It's always calling me. Matt is a real honest and passionate, and grateful fella. I'm so glad I waited for mine. It's worth more than money. It's true what he says about what his guitars are. Beautiful man, beautiful team, beautiful guitar. So glad he's around to make the world a better place
@everythingbobbywolfeАй бұрын
I was certainly bought that Rolex during the lockdown. Now I know why😂
@aorchotikaАй бұрын
Crazy watching this as my mate(beeton guitars)started making resonator guitars when he was 27 here in Australia. We've been flyfishing since before that also 😮
@ThomasBN4GАй бұрын
:)
@Ironman-harmonicaАй бұрын
Very interesting story, Nice
@BGseaАй бұрын
Meticulously fastidious guitar maker is a lazy description. But those who know know. And as time echoes on long after we are gone more guitar players will discover his genius. For example the three pedals PRS has made to date offer incredibly dynamic expansion to any rig. I could also say that about several of the guitar models and amps as well...Also I will mention that in a time when people began to really embrace internet shopping, specifically buying premium guitars without handling and trying them out first is something I would have never thought could happen until Paul set the standard at practically flawless
@matthewellis87Ай бұрын
Danish Pete is the best!! Thanks!!
@paulgreenhaff8748Ай бұрын
Muletastic maestro!
@user-yz6yr6on7cАй бұрын
HERES TO YOU. LOVE THE STORY. YOU STARTED FROM THE BOTTOM, HANDED THE BUSINESS AS A STAR. YOU TOOK IT TO AN ALLSTAR. WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOUR BUSINESS GROW EVEN MORE THROUGH THE AGES. MUSIC IS A WONDERFUL THING, BRINGS HAPPINESS TO EVERYONE. KEEP UP THE AMAZING WORK.
@ArielPosenАй бұрын
yeahhh!
@dsliceableАй бұрын
Man, this is just so good. And super inspiring. Thank you for making this.
@davidandthedevilАй бұрын
🐸 B E A U T I F U L !
@trentnoonanposivibesАй бұрын
💚💛❤️
@hansbrede2862Ай бұрын
Well done, all.
@hcdubsАй бұрын
Such a great video. Well done.
@UrdatornАй бұрын
Inspiring for any pursuit in life! And dream guitars. Do your thing!
@geofflb6537Ай бұрын
Mule #359 - my best friend.
@peterrichardschreiner96Ай бұрын
You made it! ✌
@oammoa6071Ай бұрын
Great, great interview!
@FPeriniАй бұрын
Lovely!
@glenneastman2458Ай бұрын
I love his comments about wildlife in Maryland, I was born on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and his comments are mild compared to my experiences....
@jorgevial131Ай бұрын
He recommend his products as if he had nothing to do with them
@yellowdudewithedibleshortsАй бұрын
Dude, I love Lee. I met him in a Guthrie Govan masterclass that Andertons hosted in 2017. I took a plain from Inverness to London that day and back to Inverness the next morning to start my shift right as I came back. Lee came from his office just to meet me and say hi. He's just a great, down to earth guy. Really nice and friendly man who is passionate about all this world. I would love to have another chat with him sometime, I think he's really smart and apart from all the reviews, experiments and fun videos they do on Andertons TV, I would love to hear some of his wisdom about how the music industry is evolving, and just listen to what he thinks about being a musician in this crazy times. Great video, thanks for doing it!
@ListenToPowerViolenceАй бұрын
Lee is a grade A sweetboy.
@revelationsoundstudioАй бұрын
This is the first time I heard him saying retirement is coming. The biggest motivation seems to be the grand kids. The new PRS guitar which is not a copy of a Les Paul, Tele or Strat should be released this year. It's suppose to have its own personality and will have a PRS sound. This will most likely be the last new guitar he builds thst he will puy his heart into before retirement . That should be very interesting to check out. I love my McCarty 594 and Silver Sky guitars.
@brunoantony9257Ай бұрын
please, someone buy Paul some new shirts
@VisualGuyАй бұрын
Jesus Christ. What an interview. Amazing.
@RokkbomАй бұрын
You are an amazing human being and entrepreneur. So proud to own to amazing core models from you that plays beyond imagination.
@richardmarsden5159Ай бұрын
I’ve met Paul a couple of times and own a few of his amazing guitars and this is by far the best interview I’ve seen with Paul - compliments to your channel
@user-iz6ry2ms6xАй бұрын
Reminiscing sounds familiar, those years. I am heading towards 70 soon, and the influences by my friends led us into music. We were poor, however, no one even realized any difference, we thought everyone living that way in the neighborhood. I would listen at night to my tube radio; to all the cool music, so many cool artists. What came next was my friend (Billy) built his first electric guitar and played it until he could save up to get a nicer electric. He became quite good, and I had a 1948 Martin D 518 parlor at home in a cubby hole closet ... when Billy came over one day he just freaked out when he saw it. I didn't even know why he was freaking. He then explained it to me. It was given to my dad (electrician) as a gift from a neighbor across the street, for doing some electrical work for an older woman. He refused to be paid from her, she then came over to our house days later and gave it to him the Martin. Then he put it in the closet for whoever would like to play it. I had at the time 5 brothers and 4 sister's; all of living in a 2 bedrooms and a attic space for us 5 boys ... our dad created the upstairs bedroom for us. Cool huh; but very hot in the summers. Extra blankets in the winter. Then lucky me it fell into my hands when Billy pointed out the acoustic to me. He continued to freak, and he continues to this day to play professionally across the our country. We grew up together friends now for 64 years now. I collect and play when I can. Paul, I hope all the above hasn't bored you to death. Sincerely, Best Regards Gary B Denver,CO
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These candid interviews and conversations with Paul are amazing.
Love Aynsley’s story! His tones are masterful!!!! Thank you for this!✌️❤️
I really falling in love the first I picked a PRS Cu24 25years ago! And since then I never left it!!! But more I played my PRS and learning about PRS and Paul more a love PRS because of Paul caractère and Kia true obsession to make a great guitar every time! But more the love and faithfulness he got to people! I really love what he said in the end! He is a good man! God bless him and bless PRS
Beautiful ❤❤❤
Seen em twice in dallas over the past couple years and I listen all the time. Best music for road trips and Guidance is best while driving through the mountains. Gnosis fuckin RIPS!!!
Pete is a great example of a good musician in skill and personality
My grandpa thought me a important message. As he drove a longer distance. To pay higher fuel prices(at the time I thought he was insane). You cannot sacrifice humanity for a good deal. Because First you loose humanity. Soon after you loose the good deals. He went somewhere people knew his name. Gave great service. And paid there people good. And we wonder why most everyone hates one another these days. Humanity is lost
Didn't know you were a rockstar hell yeah
Great video! Love my SAP.
6:29 my exact story of school
I've been an owner of a Paul's SE for 10 days now. This guitar is the best I've ever played and holds his ground easily against guitars 5 times its value! I can't put it down, have been playing nonstop these last days!
I love this man. I don’t play his guitars but the man is so cool.
Just found your channel. It's a great story. Many thanks for all the great info and music over the years. If only I'd have gone back at the end of that tour to see that girl in Copenhagen, I might have been in your band.
I am so happy for this video to exist. Matt is an absolute inspiration. I will someday have a couple few Mules in the stable. ❤
Saw them two years ago in Switzerland it was sick , love this band so much .
extraordinary man....extraordinary guitars
Hello, I worked with Lee in the late '90s for a short period at Anderton's. It wasn't wonderful to be honest. I did my best but clashed unfortunately with Lee, although I didn't realise it at the time. As I remember. Lee didn't keep me on because he didn't like northerners, but I honestly thought at the time it was because I was s much better guitar player. BTW, your dad was a cool chap.
Whats left after closin time All the shred and drama done. Only words an music fit for listenin to In my arrogant opinion More stories of the killen floor and my dying day Blues played on some slack key resonator guitar Preferably a Pegamule with an abalone fretboard inlay..don't make it sound no better Just pretty like a full body tattoo girl Curled up around my soul Might as well dream still While I'm on this side of the hole.
I’m sad thinking about the day we lose this man
My Mule #25 is my go to sweetie.
my Mule is alive. I love it. Best friend ever! It's always calling me. Matt is a real honest and passionate, and grateful fella. I'm so glad I waited for mine. It's worth more than money. It's true what he says about what his guitars are. Beautiful man, beautiful team, beautiful guitar. So glad he's around to make the world a better place
I was certainly bought that Rolex during the lockdown. Now I know why😂
Crazy watching this as my mate(beeton guitars)started making resonator guitars when he was 27 here in Australia. We've been flyfishing since before that also 😮
:)
Very interesting story, Nice
Meticulously fastidious guitar maker is a lazy description. But those who know know. And as time echoes on long after we are gone more guitar players will discover his genius. For example the three pedals PRS has made to date offer incredibly dynamic expansion to any rig. I could also say that about several of the guitar models and amps as well...Also I will mention that in a time when people began to really embrace internet shopping, specifically buying premium guitars without handling and trying them out first is something I would have never thought could happen until Paul set the standard at practically flawless
Danish Pete is the best!! Thanks!!
Muletastic maestro!
HERES TO YOU. LOVE THE STORY. YOU STARTED FROM THE BOTTOM, HANDED THE BUSINESS AS A STAR. YOU TOOK IT TO AN ALLSTAR. WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOUR BUSINESS GROW EVEN MORE THROUGH THE AGES. MUSIC IS A WONDERFUL THING, BRINGS HAPPINESS TO EVERYONE. KEEP UP THE AMAZING WORK.
yeahhh!
Man, this is just so good. And super inspiring. Thank you for making this.
🐸 B E A U T I F U L !
💚💛❤️
Well done, all.
Such a great video. Well done.
Inspiring for any pursuit in life! And dream guitars. Do your thing!
Mule #359 - my best friend.
You made it! ✌
Great, great interview!
Lovely!
I love his comments about wildlife in Maryland, I was born on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and his comments are mild compared to my experiences....
He recommend his products as if he had nothing to do with them
Dude, I love Lee. I met him in a Guthrie Govan masterclass that Andertons hosted in 2017. I took a plain from Inverness to London that day and back to Inverness the next morning to start my shift right as I came back. Lee came from his office just to meet me and say hi. He's just a great, down to earth guy. Really nice and friendly man who is passionate about all this world. I would love to have another chat with him sometime, I think he's really smart and apart from all the reviews, experiments and fun videos they do on Andertons TV, I would love to hear some of his wisdom about how the music industry is evolving, and just listen to what he thinks about being a musician in this crazy times. Great video, thanks for doing it!
Lee is a grade A sweetboy.
This is the first time I heard him saying retirement is coming. The biggest motivation seems to be the grand kids. The new PRS guitar which is not a copy of a Les Paul, Tele or Strat should be released this year. It's suppose to have its own personality and will have a PRS sound. This will most likely be the last new guitar he builds thst he will puy his heart into before retirement . That should be very interesting to check out. I love my McCarty 594 and Silver Sky guitars.
please, someone buy Paul some new shirts
Jesus Christ. What an interview. Amazing.
You are an amazing human being and entrepreneur. So proud to own to amazing core models from you that plays beyond imagination.
I’ve met Paul a couple of times and own a few of his amazing guitars and this is by far the best interview I’ve seen with Paul - compliments to your channel
Reminiscing sounds familiar, those years. I am heading towards 70 soon, and the influences by my friends led us into music. We were poor, however, no one even realized any difference, we thought everyone living that way in the neighborhood. I would listen at night to my tube radio; to all the cool music, so many cool artists. What came next was my friend (Billy) built his first electric guitar and played it until he could save up to get a nicer electric. He became quite good, and I had a 1948 Martin D 518 parlor at home in a cubby hole closet ... when Billy came over one day he just freaked out when he saw it. I didn't even know why he was freaking. He then explained it to me. It was given to my dad (electrician) as a gift from a neighbor across the street, for doing some electrical work for an older woman. He refused to be paid from her, she then came over to our house days later and gave it to him the Martin. Then he put it in the closet for whoever would like to play it. I had at the time 5 brothers and 4 sister's; all of living in a 2 bedrooms and a attic space for us 5 boys ... our dad created the upstairs bedroom for us. Cool huh; but very hot in the summers. Extra blankets in the winter. Then lucky me it fell into my hands when Billy pointed out the acoustic to me. He continued to freak, and he continues to this day to play professionally across the our country. We grew up together friends now for 64 years now. I collect and play when I can. Paul, I hope all the above hasn't bored you to death. Sincerely, Best Regards Gary B Denver,CO