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HAWAIIANS ON TOP!!! 🤙🏽🤙🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽💯💯💯

I guess paedos are cool now? Can't wait for the Jimmy savil good guy videos next.

There’s not many like this gentleman. Great stuff!

used to be a common sight in India in the last cetury but not any more sadly. There'a an Indian maestro called vishwa mohan bhatt who plays the Hawaiian guitar in Indian ragas and won a grammy

Is everybody here just glossing over the fact he was accused of sexually molesting a minor??

He vibratos to annoy me.

Sorry, but Bob Brozman is persona non grata among us musicians. Everything he did was destroyed by his pedophilic behaviors.

He was a pedophile

Hard to understand why he was a pedophile except he was a creepy person but knew how to play guitar

There are numerous RUclips videos describing partial histories of the Hawaiin guitar, but this one actually covers all of the major steps. Well done.

I used to be neighbours with marcus

Wow

I met him when he played once in my town. I asked him to sign a book he wrote about slide guitar and that I had with me.

til that spongebob music was invented by sol hoʻopiʻi

Bravo!

A song called Niki Tomi,on you tube,still blows my mind.

Bob !!!!! Why don’t you respond to my letters ???? WTF !!!!

so long Bob..so long

I see he listened to Tommy Johnson.

I worked with and friends with a lot of Mexican folks none of them play guitar

this is amazing. For any steel player or those interested in applying steel tunings and techniques there is a lot to be learned from just this one video. I want more like this. thx for sharing :)

Death sure crept up on Bob Brozman.

I corresponded with Bob a bit back in the 90s' and was later approached by him to arrange a tour of Japan while I was living there. I was just a fan so didn't have the ability or connections. Finally met him after a concert he did in London. In retrospect, I think his virtuosity got the better of him at times as a player. I guess he had to make a name for himself and the flashy pyrotechnics and genre-crossing were his ticket to that. He was at his best though when playing slow, straight-ahead Hawaiian, no tricks just plain but technically brilliant work.

RIP Bob....when his hands gave in from crippling arthritis he called it quits...he was very instrumental to me

Obvious inspiration by this here man :ruclips.net/video/TcSLS26S4zE/видео.html

2:39 Guitarist Joseph Kekuku was the guy who invented the Slide Guitar

Read Bob committed suicide. 🙏🏿🙏🏿

Amazing!❤️

Song?? 7:58

My teacher knew Sol Hopii.

Cool.

Virtuoso guitarist, ethnomusicologist, genius... and chomo. Can't win 'em all, I guess.

DOES NOT GET BETTER A very special player

This picker of unripe fruit is now burning in hell.

Thank you I enjoyed it very much. Love from South Africa

1:03 Em11 Chord

VIRTUOSO INDEED!

Love the "Don't use vibrato" mandate from the early days! What a mistake! I watched this because I was curious about the relationship between Hawaiian guitar and dobro. My mother took Hawaiian guitar in the 1930s and I inherited her guitar. I was, meanwhile, playing fiddle in a bluegrass band. I have always been curious if there was a link. I eventually sold my mom's "Hawaiian guitar" as a dobro because I could never discern a difference.

POV: you’re looking at the comments and came from Ms.Brown😏😳

Got the goosebumps

The wah wah effect at 8:10..

Amazing!

C'était un guitariste hors du commun et un homme simple et sympathique… j'ai pu le rencontrer à deux reprises et lui parler lors d'un de ses concerts à Toulon, en France. Jamais je ne me serais attendu à ce qu'il soit aussi accessible. Toujours prêt à plaisanter, à écouter, à parler musique. Que Dieu te garde Bob.

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Amazing Musician a real virtuoso and unlike a lot of modern pop musicians who only had the personality flaw he at least hasd the talent. He was an inspiration to lots of us who [lay this music!

thnx for the upload

At any professional level, few solo performers/musicians could exude this much groove and vibe.

Moral and genius are not always friends

he was the musician

Saw him play at Mr Toots Coffee House in Capitola in 1982 - I'd never heard of him before. Sat about 10 feet from him in a very informal setting. I was totally blown away.