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I knew Jack would build beautiful guitars,,great video,, miss ya jack,,hope to visit your shop someday before I die,,

Topper!

Wow that guitar sounds sweet,,,i got to get me one of those jack needham beauties

superb playing, gorgeous instrument.

I love the guitar. It sounds awesome !!!!! I don't like the songs: too old and corny. A bit much of Joe Pass. If you had a bass player and dug into all the inversions and got dark (chromatic but playing in) with those tunes I'd like it more. I still loved it. Keep it going. Best axe I've ever seen.

Haha thanks you played me:)

That's some lovely music there.What is it?

This man is a PHENOMENAL guitarist, as well as a first rate singer/songwriter!

Great Pat cusoon

On the long A

Nice banjar rolls buddy!

WoW !!! What a nice job Mr.MacCubbin!!! Congrat!

Awesome arrangement and beautiful playing Mr. Topinka. Beautiful guitar in every way.

Ray's guitars are AMAZING! Great builder, and a really nice guy :-)

Played on my Steve Patience guitar, "MaryLou".........I met Steve in California a few years ago-a nice guy.

Beautiful and nice tone guitar.:)

@honker101 holy crap he used to have long hair?! he is actually my audio teacher now . im a first year.

Oh wow. Beautiful.

@DrStephenJKrune Nevermind, Stephen Krune is insane. He was the CEO of WebScape at one time but he has definitely lost his mind and I feel badly that he is so out of it that he would say such things. Dr Krune, get help. No matter what the sickness, be it cancer like Steve had or a mental illness in your case, there is always hope and maybe you will some day be able to find peace.

@DrStephenJKrune Dr Krune, I see you have shut down your youtube account...but you will need to do more. For one thing, change your name. There are going to be quite a few patients of yours that are going to find out who the real "Dr Krune" is. Other than that, have a nice eternity burning in hell.

I wanted to say thank you for what you wrote on Daily Kos. I grew up with my grandparents, and in 2007 my grandfather, who I had looked to as my father, passed away from complications of diabetes due to Medicaid's refusal to cover what they were obligated to. My grandmother could have sued them, but the emotional strain of watching a strong and burly 300lb grandpa dwindling down to less than 80lbs with his right leg amputated was the worst thing I've seen in my life. Thank you for you story

r.i.p. Steve

Beautiful playing, exquisite instrument. I'm sorry your loss. Steve sure sounded like a great guy. Whenever possible, ignore the horrible people in this world, focus on the beauty.

Thanks, Bruce. If I ever make an instrument that good, I hope there'll be somebody like you to play it.

Great way to see your brother still alive in the music created by the instruments he made. Sorry for your loss Susan.

I read your post on DailyKos. I'm so sorry for your loss, Susan. Stories like Steve's should not be happening in the USA.

thank you for sharing this inspiring video, I'm just starting to build my first ukulele and hope to move up to guitars and mandolins when I feel I have a good handle on ukulele's and their construction. Do you do any finishes by hand?

Beautiful.

Steve passed away about a year ago.

Steve passed away about a year ago.

me encanta,....ole

I have 4 OMG's they are second to none....

Steve was a good friend of mine. He started building and repairing guitars in my store Fine Fretted Friends in Livermore Ca. My friend Steve died last Thursday night of cancer. I will miss him dearly. May his life live on in his guitars and the music that comes out of them and the songs of the players of Steve Patience Guitars, may he rest in Peace.

if you build a classical guitar i love to have one of yours adel

I was the first owner of this guitar. It's a sapelle/sitka Colby Horton OM. You can't tell from this angle, but it has this really amazing iridiscent bear-claw on the top. Would have kept it, but it sounds a little too nice for me--I prefer a little more dirty-bluesy tone. I wish there was a little more of the song uploaded--Pat play it much better than I ever did, but it's a good example of what Colby Horton is capable of. Nice sweet fat trebles and good balance up and down the neck.

Pat Karwan is amazing....check him out with 1910 Fruitgum's Simon from back in the day!

I'm interested in making instruments with spruce and maple and I was wondering if maple is a soft wood too.

Amazing! Wasn't he a member of the 1910 Fruitgum Company ??

Master luthier!... Really?

Perfection in the details. Congratulations.

great player. Just saw Pat over the week at a solo gig in LBI. Totally had no idea who he was, just walked in, and was blown away at his musicianship!

A chick luthier... That's hot.

korkie in iowa loves it

great stuff !

Thanks for the wonderful insight on violin making, Mark. Great job. I have an old violin from India and has slight come apart at the neck. Please let me know if I can ship it to you from Toronto and have it fixed .

Not only is it incredible playing, the guitar is beautiful.

Beautiful

Hello Pat and thank you for sharing your talents. Listening to you play just makes the whole world a softer and better place.

very pretty and smart and I bet a great luthier!

Hi Curtis, Good seeing you & Johanna today at the store.