My Dad died 23 years ago but I'm old and now my kids give me cards. Leo Kottke said it best in the song "Jack Gets Up" - _"...if you look in the mirror it's your Father's face..."_ I still see it after all this time. Have a great Father's day.
Hi Tom. Hey, just wanted to thank you for the talk with Mr. Mote that you shared, yesterday. I was talking with my wife about it, later in the evening, and surprised myself by getting choked up. It took me a bit to figure out why it had affected me in that way. Forgive me, for getting a little flowery here, but there's something so magical about the ease in which elite musicians can communicate with one another. Wynton Marsalis put a book out 25 years ago (Swing Sweet Blues On The Road) that included a long section where he simply laid out the thoughts that would typically go through his head while the band would be playing through a tune, different taking solos, and how they would all try to build their lines by incorporating part of a melody another had used, or reference another tune that may have been tangentially related in theme or lyrics, how they'd try to challenge, encourage, and nudge one another on... Man, if someone had handed me that book when I was a teenager? I'd probably never have come out of the shed/lol. I think part of the reason that seeing the unguarded affection and care that Gordon and yourself have for one another is extra-moving these days is that, if we're to judge anything by the news that surrounds us, everyone is itching to fight. Tom, this is an important body of work you're compiling, video-by-video, as much for the humanity you're sharing, as the incredible musicianship. Thanks, buddy.
Hey Tom. I'm having trouble. I've watched all your videos. I now drink Rolling Rock in the dark with my eyes closed. I've disconnected all the LED lights in my garage. I've legally added "Little" to the beginning of my name and thrown out all my Eric Johnson picks. I'm still not improving. Should I vacuum the house more? haha. Just kidding. Love the channel and what you have done for us.
This pretty much sums it up perfectly. But I'm totally okay with that. Except no good ol Rolling Rock here in Germany. I miss it. But only for sentimental reasons. Luxury problems.
With your comment comes the suggestion that I vacuum more, don't make it so I can't watch when my wife is home. Or at least suggest I smoke more, that's a better idea.
Hey, Tom ... Thanks ever so much for featuring Gordon the piano guy, on #42 ... He is a great player and seems to be an even better guy and brother in Christ. Something tells me he really deserved that honor you gave him, and I very much appreciate it ...
Tonetwisters yes- it’s obvious Gordon Mote is a fellow believer, and as a church guitarist myself, im so happy to see a man like Him using his God-given talent to instill Godly views on talent, the things he said on episode 42 were gold.
My dad passed in '98...I have a Gibson L-50 that was given to him by his uncle Duffy - my great uncle - that I had restored and have written countless songs on and have gigged extensively with over the last 20 years...I'll definitely be given "Uncle Duffy" a run out today in Dad's honor Happy Fathers Day Tom, here's to many more...thank you as always for bringing us all together...
From the depths of the soul comes the notes from the heart. Beautiful song Tom! Happy Fathers Day! Lost my Dad 2 yrs ago. Even though we fought a lot later on, I still miss him.
Hey Tom, Corona Lesson 5 is a great example of playing blind. Your eyes are fixed on a spot where the ceiling meets the wall, while you soar through that solo. Eyes open, but input shut off. Like meditation.
rich barnes oh don’t get me wrong man. I watch the vids multiple times sometimes and buy all the shirts. This is to make things easier to find like loop ideas :) 43 vids is a lot to dig through. It’s for the future!
Echoing the Happy Father’s Day wishes to Tom and all dads out there in Homeskoolin’ world. Lost my dad 16 years ago. As a young kid and a teenager, I didn’t always follow his advice. My dad left home at the age of 17 to join the Army during World War II. As a parent, he was very strict-which frustrated my siblings and me to no end-but in time I came to realize my pop always had my well-being and best interest at heart. I miss him greatly. Thank you, Tom, for your videos. You may never know the impact you have made for us viewers and guitar geeks in these unprecedented times. Yours is a gift beyond measure.
M C I miss our World War II guys. The last one I knew died just a few months ago. I’m 63 and the guys I used to have pre-COVID coffee with in the morning were often in their late Eighties and nineties. They had some fascinating stories.
@MC - I lost my dad 12 years ago. He was also super strict, not because of military, but having worked so hard to become self-made, raising 7 kids. He knew he was too tough on us, but that was his way to teach us how to be decent people. Like you, I came to understand him later and miss him dearly. True story, the last time we spoke we were saying goodbye at the airport after a big family Christmas. We're not really the type of family that tells each other we love each other, despite the fact we're very close. As I hugged him, for the first time ever, I told him I loved him. Tears swelled in his eyes, which made mine tear up. He said it back. Those were our last words to each other, and I am so grateful.
I worked with an old dude who had a Brian Sipe Jersey, he had it made to wear to games. Everyone loved it.... high fives all around. Man that reverb unit sounds tasty. Happy Father’s Day.
Another way to name this is: Gmaj7, 1st inversion, Drop 2 chord. Spelled 37R5. Jazz cats play this as a 4-finger chord up the neck. The G#maj7 one fret up is playable for some folka, but quite a reach. There's portrait of Allan Holdsworth playing this shape out there somewhere.
How amazing is it that super talented mega established studs like @Robert Baker are able to add chords and become even more amazing than they already are. RB and TB, you both rawk!!
@@Skipster18 "Jazz cats play this as a 4-finger chord up the neck." With Mr. Bukovac's voicing, you're going for the sound of the open G string, a desirable effect for many guitarists.
Dear Tom, I am so impressed that every time you touch a guitar something magical happens, and the emotion is too beautiful for words. Happy Fathers Day my friend. Cheers.
My goodness, man. I'm sooooo happy that I finally got around to catching your channel. The lesson: Don't let guitar face in a garage stop you from tuning in. 😂
P90s are ferocious pick ups! I could understand why you'd lay back on pick attack. I'd love here an example of playing aggressive and soft at the same time. I always imagined that was the all powerful, Paul Kossoff's approach. I'm speaking a little out of school about Kos though I only know of him from what I have heard in his music. Also the Todd Rungren is a genius. Tom Bukovak, your a national treasure!
Those of us blessed with having a good, kind, energetic and supportive Dad miss him no matter how long it has been...And thank you for the soulful music, Tom.
I’m consistently in awe of everything I see on this show. I think I speak for all of us in RUclips land when I say that we are blessed to have this to focus on through all of the insanity that is reality these days. Thanks buk!
Oh my gosh. One of my favorites thus far. Incredible. Hey Nashville, respectfully submitted, you're sleeping on the job. This man needs his own album!!
Everyone loves how organic these videos are and even when there's the rare edit (for perfectly understandable reasons), it's owned, and then explained why straight away as if we're just family friends dropping in to catch up. I can't get enough of how down to earth this channel is. You're a real gem Tom, much love
Gordon is definitely an inspiration. Not only as a great musician, but as a genuinely great person, as well. We all need more folks like that in our lives.
I realized that this channel is the 2020 version of Tommy Tedesco's Guitar Player column in many ways. I started playing in 1976 and would always flip to the back of the magazine to get Tommy Tedesco's insight and now I open RUclips and search for Tom Bukovac's insight, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, wisdom & insight! I hope you have a great father's day!
i watched the intro piece a couple of times and i always come back. this is so perfect and lovely in many ways. it's pure magic. vibrato super gentle, best ever.
Hello Tom, Todd Rundgren I saw him in about 84 or 85 in Austin he open for Bonnie Raitt. Was a great concert he had a really large group no instruments only the human voice, it was incredible. I really appreciate your presentations, I’ve been playing for lots of years and can’t even touch what you do but hopefully I can get to the next step with your help, stay well to you and your family
I’m so glad I stumbled upon you, I can’t believe it’s taken this long. You’re extremely humble and inspiring. Keep on rockin and doing what you do. Gordon was an amazing man to listen to and we can all learn a thing or two from him. What a cheerful positive guy.
Your intros are always just so damn good Tom, I could listen to you jam all day. Thanks for being such an inspiration to all of us, your channel has been absolute gold to fellow guitar players. All the best to you and your family!
We met briefly at Blackbird about half a decade ago and you were lovely to me and quite complimentary of my playing. I've carried that with me over the last 5 years man and thank you
Hey Tom. you mention Rick Derringer in this video. when I was 15 I snuck into a bar in ct. to see him play and was forever changed. The next morning I woke my mother up to tell her I needed a guitar it took maybe a couple weeks of begging pleading and you get the story 42 years later and gone through hundreds of axes I still struggle with this wonderful instrument. Dude thank you so much for the videos they mean so much and you have that same effect you inspire the hell out of me!!! I hope the videos never end
Hey Tommy, it's easy to see that you're a great dad. Happy Father's Day to you and all of the other dads out there. Also, thanks for breaking down your loops. They are always so novel and creative!
Thank you for the inspiration and some new hints and tricks for playing more melodic and tasty. Will take care on my vibrato (very nice, using it in the end of a bend, great! )
love the tip on not pliar ing the hand. The other night I had my tele blooming. It was so exciting. TV watching with that cozy soft attack. The next day. I couldn't get it. Illusive mystery. Yeah tim Pierce said today that his 65 SG was also the best wide board! I love your 64 even more. It sounds vintage. Stay soft GO Far!
Man I'm so tired of hearing youtube guys wank on the guitar but everything you play sounds like actual music I want to listen to! I don't want to hate on people but so many guitarists nowdays from all different genres seem to just want to play things they think will impress other guitarists but it's often unlistenable to anyone else. Thanks for everything Tom, you're a real inspiration.
Happy Father's Day! Your love of great music and eclectic music inspires me to go back and really really listen to em, like Rundgren and SD's Pretzel Logic! Thanks Tom and more power to you.
You are one hip dude ...talented caring..can tell your a great dad...a loving husband ...right on man...forget about gig and harmonic knowledge....preciate cha...
Thanks for yesterdays video Tom. Your introduction to Gordon brightened my day, what an absolute genius. I immediately sent a link to many of my piano / keyboard pals
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My Dad died 23 years ago but I'm old and now my kids give me cards. Leo Kottke said it best in the song "Jack Gets Up" - _"...if you look in the mirror it's your Father's face..."_ I still see it after all this time. Have a great Father's day.
Hi Tom. Hey, just wanted to thank you for the talk with Mr. Mote that you shared, yesterday. I was talking with my wife about it, later in the evening, and surprised myself by getting choked up. It took me a bit to figure out why it had affected me in that way. Forgive me, for getting a little flowery here, but there's something so magical about the ease in which elite musicians can communicate with one another. Wynton Marsalis put a book out 25 years ago (Swing Sweet Blues On The Road) that included a long section where he simply laid out the thoughts that would typically go through his head while the band would be playing through a tune, different taking solos, and how they would all try to build their lines by incorporating part of a melody another had used, or reference another tune that may have been tangentially related in theme or lyrics, how they'd try to challenge, encourage, and nudge one another on... Man, if someone had handed me that book when I was a teenager? I'd probably never have come out of the shed/lol. I think part of the reason that seeing the unguarded affection and care that Gordon and yourself have for one another is extra-moving these days is that, if we're to judge anything by the news that surrounds us, everyone is itching to fight. Tom, this is an important body of work you're compiling, video-by-video, as much for the humanity you're sharing, as the incredible musicianship. Thanks, buddy.
Love your comment...wish I could give it (and all Tom's videos) more than one thumbs up!
Ted Ruybalid I have to agree with you Ted.
Couldn’t agree with you more, Stanley. Thank you for putting it into words.
Hey Tom. I'm having trouble. I've watched all your videos. I now drink Rolling Rock in the dark with my eyes closed. I've disconnected all the LED lights in my garage. I've legally added "Little" to the beginning of my name and thrown out all my Eric Johnson picks. I'm still not improving. Should I vacuum the house more? haha. Just kidding. Love the channel and what you have done for us.
This pretty much sums it up perfectly. But I'm totally okay with that. Except no good ol Rolling Rock here in Germany. I miss it. But only for sentimental reasons. Luxury problems.
With your comment comes the suggestion that I vacuum more, don't make it so I can't watch when my wife is home. Or at least suggest I smoke more, that's a better idea.
Are you not eating the mountain bread??!?!?!?
Publix bread. That’ll do it. 😂
Nils X You’re in Germany and you miss Rolling Rock? That’s just wrong!😎
Hey Tom...from the start off... I thought I'd died and gone to heaven.
From a 62 year old Englishman.... The hairs on my arms man!!
Uncle Larry.. the RUclips intro king
I need a Tom Bukovac solo record in my life...
Happy Fathers Day to all the dads! Miss mine everyday. I like a lot of Rundgren’s material. He wrote a lot of songs.
Hey, Tom ... Thanks ever so much for featuring Gordon the piano guy, on #42 ... He is a great player and seems to be an even better guy and brother in Christ. Something tells me he really deserved that honor you gave him, and I very much appreciate it ...
Tonetwisters yes- it’s obvious Gordon Mote is a fellow believer, and as a church guitarist myself, im so happy to see a man like Him using his God-given talent to instill Godly views on talent, the things he said on episode 42 were gold.
Chapters
00:00 - Intro loop jam
03:02 - Hello, class! / Thanks
05:04 - Viewer Comment Bin / That Pedal Show
05:56 - MXR rubber knob
07:01 - Cleveland Browns
07:26 - Boxing match
07:57 - Don't get excited / Blooming notes
09:33 - A rare edit
10:00 - Loop jam lesson
11:35 - '64 SG - Best one
My dad passed in '98...I have a Gibson L-50 that was given to him by his uncle Duffy - my great uncle - that I had restored and have written countless songs on and have gigged extensively with over the last 20 years...I'll definitely be given "Uncle Duffy" a run out today in Dad's honor
Happy Fathers Day Tom, here's to many more...thank you as always for bringing us all together...
From the depths of the soul comes the notes from the heart. Beautiful song Tom! Happy Fathers Day! Lost my Dad 2 yrs ago. Even though we fought a lot later on, I still miss him.
Hey Tom, Corona Lesson 5 is a great example of playing blind. Your eyes are fixed on a spot where the ceiling meets the wall, while you soar through that solo. Eyes open, but input shut off. Like meditation.
Hi Tom, a pleasure as usual happy Fathers Day i am an 80 year old here in the UK and love what you are doing
That opening lead was such an excellent example of and lesson in phrasing and "story telling." 🍻🙏🎸
Another amazing player with super light touch - Jack Pearson
3:02 Hello class, new shirts!
5:04 Viewer comment bin 1
5:56 2. Rubber
7:01 3. Uniforms
7:57 English solos
10:00 SG jam
11:35 ...
12:54 Polychords
That's cool, but we can watch the whole thing. We always have time for our old Uncle Larry
rich barnes oh don’t get me wrong man. I watch the vids multiple times sometimes and buy all the shirts. This is to make things easier to find like loop ideas :) 43 vids is a lot to dig through.
It’s for the future!
Happy Fathers Day Tommy...... we dad's May be music crazy but the heart shows through..... tonedudemart.
The undisputed king of tasteful note selection. Have a great Father’s Day Tom and all the dads out there.
Echoing the Happy Father’s Day wishes to Tom and all dads out there in Homeskoolin’ world. Lost my dad 16 years ago. As a young kid and a teenager, I didn’t always follow his advice. My dad left home at the age of 17 to join the Army during World War II. As a parent, he was very strict-which frustrated my siblings and me to no end-but in time I came to realize my pop always had my well-being and best interest at heart. I miss him greatly. Thank you, Tom, for your videos. You may never know the impact you have made for us viewers and guitar geeks in these unprecedented times. Yours is a gift beyond measure.
M C I miss our World War II guys. The last one I knew died just a few months ago. I’m 63 and the guys I used to have pre-COVID coffee with in the morning were often in their late Eighties and nineties. They had some fascinating stories.
@@tomcoryell I genuinely wonder what the American WWII vets think of the US' slide to the right of right.
@MC - I lost my dad 12 years ago. He was also super strict, not because of military, but having worked so hard to become self-made, raising 7 kids. He knew he was too tough on us, but that was his way to teach us how to be decent people. Like you, I came to understand him later and miss him dearly. True story, the last time we spoke we were saying goodbye at the airport after a big family Christmas. We're not really the type of family that tells each other we love each other, despite the fact we're very close. As I hugged him, for the first time ever, I told him I loved him. Tears swelled in his eyes, which made mine tear up. He said it back. Those were our last words to each other, and I am so grateful.
I worked with an old dude who had a Brian Sipe Jersey, he had it made to wear to games. Everyone loved it.... high fives all around. Man that reverb unit sounds tasty. Happy Father’s Day.
Oh Bm with the open G new chord for the books. This one won't hurt my hand! Thanks for the video Sweet ole Uncle Larry.
Bm with the open G is used in a cool way by Jane’s Addiction at the start of Three Days. Hope that hand feels better asap!
Another way to name this is: Gmaj7, 1st inversion, Drop 2 chord. Spelled 37R5. Jazz cats play this as a 4-finger chord up the neck. The G#maj7 one fret up is playable for some folka, but quite a reach. There's portrait of Allan Holdsworth playing this shape out there somewhere.
Skipster18 could also be Emin9/B
How amazing is it that super talented mega established studs like @Robert Baker are able to add chords and become even more amazing than they already are. RB and TB, you both rawk!!
@@Skipster18 "Jazz cats play this as a 4-finger chord up the neck."
With Mr. Bukovac's voicing, you're going for the sound of the open G string, a desirable effect for many guitarists.
Hello from Belgade, Serbia, Keep on rocking!
Mihail Miklaševskij Rock on Beograd!
Naked child edit!!! Hahaha🤣
Happy Father’s Day, Buk and all the other fathers out there!
🎸🔥
Awesome info! Finally found that video edit you spoke of.. lol 😂 @9:35
Learning lots Tom! Thanks!
Dear Tom, I am so impressed that every time you touch a guitar something magical happens, and the emotion is too beautiful for words. Happy Fathers Day my friend. Cheers.
My goodness, man. I'm sooooo happy that I finally got around to catching your channel. The lesson: Don't let guitar face in a garage stop you from tuning in. 😂
Thanks so much for doing these Tommy. It’s peace and beauty in a crazy world.
P90s are ferocious pick ups! I could understand why you'd lay back on pick attack. I'd love here an example of playing aggressive and soft at the same time. I always imagined that was the all powerful, Paul Kossoff's approach. I'm speaking a little out of school about Kos though I only know of him from what I have heard in his music. Also the Todd Rungren is a genius. Tom Bukovak, your a national treasure!
Those of us blessed with having a good, kind, energetic and supportive Dad miss him no matter how long it has been...And thank you for the soulful music, Tom.
Happy Fathers Day Tom. Best wishes to you and your family, thanks for everything.........
I’m consistently in awe of everything I see on this show. I think I speak for all of us in RUclips land when I say that we are blessed to have this to focus on through all of the insanity that is reality these days. Thanks buk!
Happy Fathers Day Little Tommy! Keep the world Rockin! You make it a better World for all! Thank you
Oh my gosh. One of my favorites thus far. Incredible.
Hey Nashville, respectfully submitted, you're sleeping on the job. This man needs his own album!!
HUGE Todd Rundgren fan from his original Philly area along with Daryl Hall and Steely Dan's 2 chords MU chords
Thanks again for droppin' by Tom , love ya brother!
PEACE 🐉💀👽🎸🎶🎵
Everyone loves how organic these videos are and even when there's the rare edit (for perfectly understandable reasons), it's owned, and then explained why straight away as if we're just family friends dropping in to catch up. I can't get enough of how down to earth this channel is. You're a real gem Tom, much love
Happy Father’s Day Tom! I love that SG. It’s my favorite of all your guitars. It’s sounds awesome. 🎸
Gordon is definitely an inspiration. Not only as a great musician, but as a genuinely great person, as well. We all need more folks like that in our lives.
I realized that this channel is the 2020 version of Tommy Tedesco's Guitar Player column in many ways. I started playing in 1976 and would always flip to the back of the magazine to get Tommy Tedesco's insight and now I open RUclips and search for Tom Bukovac's insight, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, wisdom & insight! I hope you have a great father's day!
Hey Tom. Beautiful melody and organic paw prints. Happy Father’s Day and thanks for sharing your gifts and time.
I want a course on Bukovac chord embellishments and fills. I could listen to this stuff for days.
i watched the intro piece a couple of times and i always come back. this is so perfect and lovely in many ways. it's pure magic. vibrato super gentle, best ever.
Beautiful!!!
Happy Father's Day and thanks for the great videos.
Thanks for the great stuff, happy father's day
Hey Tom, Happy Father's Day and thanks for another great Home Schoolin' session!
sounds for the soul....thanks Tom....gorgeous!
I learn something every time. Thanks again, Tom. Happy fathers day
I gotta say yesterday's video is one of the Top 3 coolest things ive ever seen, everything you do is pure gold! Happy dad's day Cheers.
Hello Tom, Todd Rundgren I saw him in about 84 or 85 in Austin he open for Bonnie Raitt. Was a great concert he had a really large group no instruments only the human voice, it was incredible. I really appreciate your presentations, I’ve been playing for lots of years and can’t even touch what you do but hopefully I can get to the next step with your help, stay well to you and your family
Thanks Tom...
Brought tears to my eyes...it's beautiful.. Totally needed to feel that! 😌
Happy Fathers Day Tom, thanks so much for what you do, you make life better.
I’m so glad I stumbled upon you, I can’t believe it’s taken this long. You’re extremely humble and inspiring. Keep on rockin and doing what you do. Gordon was an amazing man to listen to and we can all learn a thing or two from him. What a cheerful positive guy.
Happy Father's Day, Uncle Larry. Please keep giving birth to these videos.
Happy fathers DayTom!!!!! Great to see you!!!! Thanks!!!
Tom, you never cease to amaze me. Your playing is very inspiring. Thank you for doing these classes. Have a happy Father’s Day.
Hi Tom - Gordon was great, really enjoyed listening to him & Happy Father’s Day & thanks for the video!
Your intros are always just so damn good Tom, I could listen to you jam all day. Thanks for being such an inspiration to all of us, your channel has been absolute gold to fellow guitar players. All the best to you and your family!
We met briefly at Blackbird about half a decade ago and you were lovely to me and quite complimentary of my playing. I've carried that with me over the last 5 years man and thank you
Thanks for sharing Gordon and the cool poly chords with us! Happy Fathers Day Tom! Always inspiring.
Hey Tom, love that SG bender. Beautiful playing as always. Thanks and happy Father's Day!
Have a Happy Father's Day Tom! And to all the other father's out there too!
Happy Father's Day, Tom. Always a great show here. Be well. ✌
Hey Tom. you mention Rick Derringer in this video. when I was 15 I snuck into a bar in ct. to see him play and was forever changed. The next morning I woke my mother up to tell her I needed a guitar it took maybe a couple weeks of begging pleading and you get the story 42 years later and gone through hundreds of axes I still struggle with this wonderful instrument. Dude thank you so much for the videos they mean so much and you have that same effect you inspire the hell out of me!!! I hope the videos never end
Thank you.
Gordon is a gift to the world. Mind. Blown. Thanks for bringing him to my attention.
Tom, watching you play is hypnotizing. Thanks for the great videos.
Hey Tommy, it's easy to see that you're a great dad. Happy Father's Day to you and all of the other dads out there. Also, thanks for breaking down your loops. They are always so novel and creative!
Happy Fathers Day Tommy!! From NZ❤️
The SG is beautiful sounds amazing and your playing is soo knowledgable Thanks always look forward to your videos
Thank you for the inspiration and some new hints and tricks for playing more melodic and tasty. Will take care on my vibrato (very nice, using it in the end of a bend, great! )
Hey Tom, Just love the tone you're getting from that SG,
love the tip on not pliar ing the hand. The other night I had my tele blooming. It was so exciting. TV watching with that cozy soft attack. The next day. I couldn't get it. Illusive mystery. Yeah tim Pierce said today that his 65 SG was also the best wide board! I love your 64 even more. It sounds vintage. Stay soft GO Far!
Man I'm so tired of hearing youtube guys wank on the guitar but everything you play sounds like actual music I want to listen to! I don't want to hate on people but so many guitarists nowdays from all different genres seem to just want to play things they think will impress other guitarists but it's often unlistenable to anyone else. Thanks for everything Tom, you're a real inspiration.
FAP fap fap lol.
Djeez the intro jam was absolutely amazing! You're such a guitar beast
what a beautiful tune......
Tasteful playing, Tom ! 👏
Happy Father's Day! Your love of great music and eclectic music inspires me to go back and really really listen to em, like Rundgren and SD's Pretzel Logic! Thanks Tom and more power to you.
super smooth playin right there
Great opening tune . Nice perfect bends !
Very Happy Fathers Day Uncle Larry,! hope it's a great one !
One of the greatest melodies I've ever heard simply beautiful Buk!
Hey Tom. That intro was incredible. It's not very often that I hear music that truly moves me much anymore. That was so good I teared up ! Thank you
A soulful entry, thanks
You are one hip dude ...talented caring..can tell your a great dad...a loving husband ...right on man...forget about gig and harmonic knowledge....preciate cha...
Thanks for yesterdays video Tom. Your introduction to Gordon brightened my day, what an absolute genius. I immediately sent a link to many of my piano / keyboard pals
WOW MAN!!! That tone Tom. Killer man.
Hey Doctor, Happy Fathers Day! Leo and Marshall are blessed boys to have you as a Dad. Great content as always.
I gotta say, Gordon is a bad crab. That was kick ass. Thank you very much.
Hey Tom, Love the SG. Also loved the interview with Gordon. Two amazing musicians, two beautiful human beings, Thanks and happy father’s day!
The first 3 notes said it all!! Peace Tom.Love it!!
Tom, your playing is so incredibly tasty, note choices, phrasing, all of it! Really enjoy your sessions, look forward to em!
Superb cadence and harmony on that progression from the other day!
Great loop intro! We’ve all played D-A-C-G but super cool sounding the way you voiced it.
Greetings from Wellington, New Zealand. Love your melodic sense Tom. Happy fathers day man. All the best.
Happy Fathers Day from Canada 🇨🇦 Tom 👊🏽
Hey Tom, you have a proper guitar mind! You think so differently about what to say when you play. It is refreshing and inspiring to watch. Thanks!
Another great intro my friend!
Thanks Tommy!