This Guitar Player is INSANE! (Matteo Mancuso)

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  • @ministryoftruth8523
    @ministryoftruth8523 Год назад +25

    I've been following Matteo Mancuso for a couple of years now and I'm surprised that I've never heard anyone remark on his incredible sense of rhythm. His lead playing swings and grooves like the way a very funky bass player would play. He's not playing straight eighth, sixteenth or thirty-second notes. Phenomenal.

    • @justinludeman8424
      @justinludeman8424 Год назад +2

      Yassss, he burns straight or swings at different percentages with effortless grace, clearly at will, always in control.

    • @petergrohmuller1372
      @petergrohmuller1372 Год назад +1

      I heard about Matteo Mancuso for the first time a few months ago. His technical ability is without a doubt absolutely impressive. But we should talk about him again in 10 years and about what he will have done with the superlatives that, in my opinion, were given all too hastily.

  • @Bettertofly
    @Bettertofly Год назад +9

    I saw him yesterday at Guitar Summit in Mannheim. Extremely nice guy and a perfect guitar player. One of the best worldwide

  • @erniegamboa5609
    @erniegamboa5609 Год назад +8

    that right hand though... incredible fretboard knowledge... unbound creativity... just pure mastery at such a young age...

  • @justinludeman8424
    @justinludeman8424 Год назад +35

    His right hand is like Paco de Lucia, Joe Pass, Jaco Pastorius... He pivots effortlessly between RH apoyando and terando conformations to suit his needs. His LH is similarly flawless, very economical movement and always curled and ready to pounce and shift.
    What stands out most for me is his musicality, he can spell out changes effortlessly, without stuttering or falling down ever. And he sounds like Matteo... with a very broad expression palette.
    He's alone on a pulpit of his own fabrication. There is no first place, only his own space.

    • @ErosPalombini-jo6vi
      @ErosPalombini-jo6vi Год назад +1

      This style of fingerpicking is mostly all around the Mediterranean area it's natural to us like others use a guitar pick. 🇮🇲

    • @justinludeman8424
      @justinludeman8424 Год назад +1

      @@ErosPalombini-jo6vi I find it natural also, as my first introduction to guitar was classical technique. It is superior in many regards, fingerstyle.

    • @nileshrathod6394
      @nileshrathod6394 Год назад

    • @deanevangelista6359
      @deanevangelista6359 Год назад +3

      His whammy bar technique is Jeff Beck. This kid is every great guitarist in one package, yet completely original.

    • @DuncanEduardo
      @DuncanEduardo 6 месяцев назад

      Paco de Lucia right hand techniques is way beyond this guy. Advanced flamenco techniques are the ultimate level but you can't play them on a steel strung electric guitar and you'll need nails on all 5 fingers at proper lenght

  • @ExtremeRecluse
    @ExtremeRecluse Год назад +12

    He has set the new bar. It will take an entire generation of guitarists to match his technique. It will take 10 years for current guitarists to switch from single picking to imitate his flamenco technique using all four fingers

  • @KerryLiv
    @KerryLiv Год назад +16

    I think you're spot on in your assessment of Mancuso. His compositional phrasing is second to none. And his technique has set the bar beyond what we are used to seeing. Hats off to you both

  • @richardaguirre3719
    @richardaguirre3719 2 года назад +44

    "Son, you will play bass.. no dad I want to play guitar... Ok dad, I'll play a 6 string short scaled bass... ". 😀

    • @MarcoCirillo
      @MarcoCirillo  2 года назад +3

      😂🎸

    • @p90bridge
      @p90bridge Год назад +3

      It’s called a 6 string short scale soprano bass, bambino mio. Merry Christmas 🎄🎁

    • @sumanchowdhury6162
      @sumanchowdhury6162 11 месяцев назад +1

      D😂😅

  • @mecscott8413
    @mecscott8413 Год назад +6

    Finalmente ho avuto modo di vederlo dal vivo. Ha suonato due brani inediti esageratamente belli che faranno parte del suo primo album in uscita a Gennaio. Gran gusto.

  • @scoobystap3159
    @scoobystap3159 Год назад +10

    Wow! Three minutes in Mateo playing with his trio is just incredible. This guy is super talented and so young. Definitely going to listen to more from him. Thanks for the video. 🙏

  • @deanevangelista6359
    @deanevangelista6359 Год назад +47

    It’s debatable whether Mancuso will influence a generation of guitarists, or cause millions of experienced guitarists to sell their instruments.

    • @sumanchowdhury6162
      @sumanchowdhury6162 11 месяцев назад

      😂😅

    • @guitariste47
      @guitariste47 9 месяцев назад +1

      technically speaking it is amazing, but other guitar players have or had a lot to say too,in different styles.

    • @albertoazzola307
      @albertoazzola307 4 месяца назад

      😂

  • @nomocooties6996
    @nomocooties6996 2 года назад +15

    Never heard of of this guy, thanks so much for sharing.
    I'm sure he will see a much wider audience, what an amazing style , and with such clarity.

  • @ihasmario
    @ihasmario Год назад +3

    I'm self taught and play with similar right hand to him - especially the rotating wrist between rest strokes and when I am playing chords. Really inspiring someone to take the way I play to such a level, especially with the dominance of hybrid picking.

    • @bricedepri5457
      @bricedepri5457 8 месяцев назад

      Je suis débutant. Je n'ai jamais aimé le médiator et je me réjouis que ce guitariste me donne raison.

  • @milkwater1204
    @milkwater1204 2 года назад +8

    This is very motivating since I've been learning picado picking for lead playing.
    I think that fingerstyle has a greater realm of possibilities than using a pick.

  • @harrypeters8306
    @harrypeters8306 Год назад +2

    Julio silpitucla of Argentina, a classical guitarist, who plays left or right handed equally well, along with Matteo are just two of the incredible players in this era.

  • @mikebledsoe2315
    @mikebledsoe2315 Год назад +2

    *I've been following Matteo since he was 15 years old and he was playing incredibly even then.*

  • @ginoperaro3101
    @ginoperaro3101 2 года назад +5

    Ho avuto la fortuna di sentirlo dal vivo, semplicemente incredibile!!!

  • @haroldbranch7971
    @haroldbranch7971 8 месяцев назад +2

    amazing playing. playing electric guitar with fingers at that level.. wow

  • @idag071
    @idag071 Год назад +4

    Great video, great analysis of the young Master's technique, I want to add that beyond his phenomenal technical ability is phenomenally Musical, he's a master phraser and composer. He is a lovely humble artist who's single handedly advanced guitar playing like the players introduced at the beginning of the video. thanks Marco, great work!

    • @bill3837
      @bill3837 Год назад

      Yeah I feel you. It is that note choices are very progressive like it has a lot of bop and post bop type of stuff in it as well as as other sentiments of guitar playing. Yeah and his rhythm is right in the pocket. Well thanks for sharing. That's why I like to check out RUclips and Instagram to hear musicians like this

  • @kamealex
    @kamealex 11 месяцев назад +2

    I love how at 8:20 it looks like you are the one playing.

  • @thetruthchannel349
    @thetruthchannel349 Год назад +5

    Hes using classical guitar techn. and converting it to his needs. The cool thing about the way he plays is what makes your great country players interesting. They're not just using the pick. They're integrating finger-picks or their nails and their fingers. You get a wide array of strike textures. It makes it interesting to listen to.

  • @jimphilidor9031
    @jimphilidor9031 Год назад +15

    I fell in love with Matteo's playing from the first moment I heard him play. Since then I've tried to figure out what exactly is so great about him. I haven't heard him play super outside stuff like Allan Holdsworth. I think a lot has to do with his technique. It allows him to play rhythmically and melodically interesting lines and there's no boundary between his regular technique and tapping. It's like the guitar is an extension of his body. His solos just groove.

    • @MarcoCirillo
      @MarcoCirillo  Год назад

      He’s and incredible guitar player with a unique guitar playing! I hear so many great iconic guitar players in his playing! A true guitar her! 🎸☀️ Btw, if you receive a reply to this comment from someone saying you won a guitar don’t contact them. They are Telegram scammers.

    • @sneakcr3144
      @sneakcr3144 Год назад +7

      He did holdsworth covers....you can find them on youtube. He also did giant steps and managed to make melodies and improvise over it, when the majority of players only play licks over giant steps.

  • @cyrusaalborg
    @cyrusaalborg 2 года назад +7

    Matteo Mancuso and Tim Henson from polyphia have just taken music to another level - great video

    • @philippeverneris8956
      @philippeverneris8956 Год назад

      Manuel Garner Fernandes has almost the same style as Tim: you should listen to him...

    • @sumanchowdhury6162
      @sumanchowdhury6162 11 месяцев назад

      There is one Brazilian bro does awesome tapping too

    • @wernerdanler2742
      @wernerdanler2742 7 месяцев назад

      I just discovered both of them in the last few days.
      Tim's story is an incredible tale of perseverance.

  • @flame-sky7148
    @flame-sky7148 Год назад +4

    He's like on another level of Stanley Jordan with the virtuosity of Paco De Lucia on electric guitar.

  • @joecarter4833
    @joecarter4833 2 года назад +8

    Absolutely love Mateo. And his style is very appealing. Almost zero wasted motion and energy

  • @rokobaroko896
    @rokobaroko896 Год назад +4

    Matteo is extremely talented and played, we have no doubt that even Pat Metheny is also envious of him ! ☺☺

  • @PeterParker-gt3xl
    @PeterParker-gt3xl 6 месяцев назад

    Nothing can be said that has not already been said, his knowledge and creativity add more flavor and avoid monotony, his difficult finger placement for beautiful chords are awesome. Blown away.

  • @brandom1953
    @brandom1953 7 месяцев назад +2

    Very nicely done Marco.

  • @thomassschwarz5998
    @thomassschwarz5998 Год назад +1

    I've recently quit the pick for fingers after playing for 40 years. This guitarist has entered my life at the perfect time just as page, vai, and Jack white did before him. I've seen a million clickbaity "best guitarist ever" videos but this guy is no joke

  • @GianniAngelico
    @GianniAngelico Год назад +6

    The best. He can play everything

  • @coreyjones9298
    @coreyjones9298 Год назад +1

    Agreed! Thanks Marco

  • @bobboberson2024
    @bobboberson2024 Год назад +3

    Late to the party, Marco! But most of us are. MM is simply the best of the young fusion beasts, in my opinion. And many other genres for that matter. CRAZY technique with emotion.

  • @403elle
    @403elle 2 года назад +7

    His right hand is like an octopus

  • @hardywatkins7737
    @hardywatkins7737 10 месяцев назад +1

    3:25 Na! The first thing i noticed is that the other two guys are really happy! 😂
    I agree it's not his speed, but i love his speed. I never was a fan of shredding ... metal and rock style, because often, for me, it lacks musicality, ... but this is totally musical. He uses the tremelo nicely ... tastefully, and uses tapping sparingly. He doesn't turn techniques into features.

  • @sprwil
    @sprwil 2 года назад +3

    Great video Marco - thank you👍

  • @frankquinn1296
    @frankquinn1296 Год назад +1

    Just an observation, Dicky Betts and Duane Allman , were doing tapping and "pick"tapping in the late 60's and very early 70's. EVH and Joe Satriana took that particular trick to the next level.

  • @jazzguitarr
    @jazzguitarr Год назад +5

    Gosto muito do Matteo. E outro guitarrista excelente, que merecia mais destaque é o Richie Kotzen. Só tentando tocar e cantar as melodias como ele faz, para perceber as muitas complexidades envolvidas, e sem palheta também. Musicalidade absurda.

  • @guitariste47
    @guitariste47 11 месяцев назад +1

    This picking technique is also used in classical guitar style while soloing

  • @stewartbrands
    @stewartbrands Год назад +1

    Sometimes it is a pleasure to see a hummingbird however full appreciation of the fine details are lost in compressed time.
    The nuances of each note in Marco's melodies hang in time so that the beautiful qualities are accessible and can be felt.
    It is not possible to see wings in extreme rapidity of compressed time..

  • @109PokerFace
    @109PokerFace Год назад +2

    I also remember hearing Stanley Jordan for the first time. It was live and I was right beside the stage, totally amazing!

    • @Ebriel0000000
      @Ebriel0000000 Год назад

      Montreux ? I was there too ;-)

    • @109PokerFace
      @109PokerFace Год назад +1

      @@Ebriel0000000 No, it was Ottawa Canada, outdoor show, and he was alone on stage, sometime around 1990. Good times!

    • @brunobio-marino2352
      @brunobio-marino2352 Год назад +1

      I had the luck to see S.J. for the first time playing live in my town for free last week. He still kicks ass!

  • @bobbycollins6783
    @bobbycollins6783 Год назад +1

    I love this guy presenting this has his head in the right place. So it looks like his head is on top of the body of the one in the screen below him. But his head is way to big for the body below. Especially when he turns round to talk 😄 It's a bit destracting but funny.

  • @brunobio-marino2352
    @brunobio-marino2352 Год назад

    che bello sentirti anche in inglese.. Lo parli corretto e crystal clear! Spero così possa espandere la tua platea al massimo. Te lo meriti!

  • @santro20031975
    @santro20031975 Год назад +2

    Minkia Matteo!! Che incredibile talento ❤

  • @dennisgunn468
    @dennisgunn468 Год назад

    I have been playing with a pick for 50 years but a few years ago I got tennis elbow trying to learn Django style picking. I had take a break from picking to let my RSI heal. In the last month or so I finally decided to commit to playing everything semi flamenco finger picking style. I had tried a little when I was younger but it seemed so impossible I ended up not devoting much energy to it and stick to using a pick with a hibrid finger style. But lately I resumed the quest to migrate to all flamenco style picking. I’m not there yet but I am already starting to be feel more comfort and speed and can already play some things faster, smoother and more dynamically that ever did with a pick. Very exciting for me today to find this video of this guy that is so amazingly proving to me I am on the right track.

    • @ThinPicks
      @ThinPicks Год назад +1

      I too am gravitating towards using fingerstyle on electric since learning some flamenco on a Spanish guitar, but it always seems to mutate into a few picked notes followed by a lot of legato! Seems to sound ok though 😃

  • @ricleonardis9314
    @ricleonardis9314 2 месяца назад +2

    Monte Montgomery a Man who has won 7 straight Finger picking contests, Matteo is Faster and Cleaner and no fuzzy noise compared to Monte with Matteo. Bass Gianlu Drums Ricardo and the master Matteo. I heard he Trims his own finger nails. Matteo`s Father plays a 6 string classical music accoustic. I subscribed, hit Like and watch the whole video. 3-4 fingers clean and fast.

  • @myni82
    @myni82 Год назад +2

    Guthrie,Max and Matteo are the best players right now imo.Until a new alien comes out of nowhere

  • @cheryls3971
    @cheryls3971 8 месяцев назад

    Love Matteo's playing. Another amazing young guy is Max Ostro. They both have very technical, sophisticated, yet very musical ways of playing.

  • @harrieindewarrie2448
    @harrieindewarrie2448 Год назад +3

    Matter is way up there with the best of the best, the new guitar hero.

  • @mrz258
    @mrz258 7 месяцев назад

    You know what? I need, Matteo Mancuso, Charles Berthoud and El Estapario jamming together!

  • @daveg5857
    @daveg5857 2 года назад +8

    That's too bad. I hope he gets the help he needs.
    Edit: Sorry. I took the title too literally. Fantastic guitarist!

  • @davidkeller6156
    @davidkeller6156 7 месяцев назад

    WhenI first learned guitar I was studying classical guitar. When I first switched to electric I still used that technique with my fingers because I was teaching my self and didn’t know any better. It was before the internet and I was rather isolated at the time. I would have probably kept playing like that if I didn’t keep breaking my nails on the steel strings. Of course I eventually switched to picking and that was a rather hard process at first. I think I might have been a better player if I could’ve stuck with that technique. I never could match that speed using a pick, no matter how much I worked at it.
    What impresses me most about Mateo is not the speed, but his beautiful phrasing and creativity.

    • @wernerdanler2742
      @wernerdanler2742 7 месяцев назад

      Matteo has said he uses something to harden his nails so they don't break.
      I have no idea what that would be, but look for it and try to go back to that style.

    • @davidkeller6156
      @davidkeller6156 7 месяцев назад

      @@wernerdanler2742 I’ve tried some different things for my nails but nothing has worked so far.

  • @chrisculley3756
    @chrisculley3756 Год назад +1

    This kid is phenomenal I've been watching who's playing now for a couple of months and it is just absolutely unbelievable I think Bonamassa said it the best. It was like the first time hearing Stanley Jordan. I remember as a kid seeing the movie with Bruce Willis it was a blind date . There was a part where they Roost takes his date to the studio to see Stanley Jordan ripping some stuff off and it's like holyshit. I fWas like what the hell is this guy doing. When I was in college I really wanted to take as many classical lessons and Flamingo lessons as I could because I just always felt it that finger picking technique that they used was amazing. What this kids doing with it is just so impressive RLTW 3/75

  • @nirantarastuti
    @nirantarastuti 2 года назад +1

    Manh!! Always loved ur videos !! Love from India.... Always will look up to u

  • @stevehughes975
    @stevehughes975 2 года назад +10

    Damn! That is crazy skill. I wanted to count the fingers on his right hand but he was moving too fast.

  • @chrispage2350
    @chrispage2350 Год назад +1

    Love his playing.

  • @TimotheeLee
    @TimotheeLee 10 месяцев назад +2

    Matteo Mancuso's talent is a gift. What makes him special is the evens of his playing. His accuracy on time is simply amazing

  • @turbo1234ist
    @turbo1234ist 7 месяцев назад

    Frank Gambale is the only one that can play at that speed with a pick as he has great sweep technique. This young talent will be really at a crazy level in a few more years. He is really gifted.

  • @benjaminA.stantonpun
    @benjaminA.stantonpun 3 дня назад +1

    His playing sounds quite like Dethklok but with a lot less distortion.

  • @danrebeiz4598
    @danrebeiz4598 Год назад +1

    Yea, but can he end a video like you do?
    I mean that interrupted phrase double hand finger snap immediately followed by another interrupted phrase double hand finger snap would be impressive as heck on its own… but then you throw in the premature sign-off… freakin genius! 😊

  • @Jimi-bx3xf
    @Jimi-bx3xf Год назад +1

    all this techniques comes from classic finger style... musicality top !!

  • @Bassistdan1
    @Bassistdan1 Год назад +8

    What a wonderful contribution in honor of one of the most incredible guitarists alive! BRAVO!

  • @robertospatola777
    @robertospatola777 2 года назад +2

    Sei veramente bravo complimenti

  • @thesaintscorner4490
    @thesaintscorner4490 2 года назад +1

    Matteo e un fenomeno :)..grazie marco i tuoi video sono bellissimi🙏🏽

  • @the1neighbourfromohio
    @the1neighbourfromohio Год назад +1

    Finally someone else who reacted to Matteo!

  • @KandMe1
    @KandMe1 Год назад

    I fell into a piano keyboard bent with my music right now after going to ukulele from guitar, just really like it becasue so comact and easy to transport anywhere, now gone to piano and loving the possibilities of using the sustain peddle opening up, it is quite a thing to master but so amazing if used right, also can use head phones and produce minimal actual sound so able to be quiet and just hear my own playing with good head phones outside noise is minimal but still able to be conscious of what is going on around me but it is cut down to a minimum and so easy to ingnore. Probably I should have used digital piano a lot earlier but in some ways am glad to have played so many other insturments. Yeah still getting a lot from music at the age of 67 and mostly just love to worship my Lord and saviour on whatever instrument I got my hands on but piano keyboard is become my go too.

  • @tobytoxd
    @tobytoxd Год назад +1

    Great video! Thank you very much!

  • @JoelSalazarM
    @JoelSalazarM 3 месяца назад

    The way Matteo uses fingerpicking seems to be closer to the classical 'apoyando' (rest stroke) guitar technique than Flamenco's 'picado'.

  • @activate43
    @activate43 8 месяцев назад

    impressed with his technique, it must be like first time hearing Jimmy Hendrix or Eddie VanHalen...its just amazing when something new arise, somewhat like Mark Knopfler but much faster and the dynamics... but when can we find his own compositions? ive only seen covers, and im just browsing right now..

  • @PuddLane3
    @PuddLane3 4 месяца назад +1

    Hadn't this technique of using fingers instead of a pick at high speed already been used by Claudio Quartarone a long time ago?

  • @dans4786
    @dans4786 2 года назад +5

    6:18 looks like a big head on little body

  • @eldigitom9680
    @eldigitom9680 Год назад

    8:13 super-imposed Marco profile on this young phenom guitarist🤭

  • @truthonly4978
    @truthonly4978 Год назад +2

    Thank goodness guitar playing isn't a contest, cause we would all lose to this guy. Incredible.

  • @jayumble8390
    @jayumble8390 Год назад

    Great analysis Marco!! Many thanks!!

  • @relax-max
    @relax-max Год назад

    Matteo on classical guitar reminds me of Ralph Towner
    Stanley Jordan… but Enver Izmailov used the tapping technique before him (but as he is not american nobody knows him)

    • @Легкоход-ш7п
      @Легкоход-ш7п Год назад +1

      I saw several of Enver’s performances in Ukraine. Very creative musician.

  • @1bassman9
    @1bassman9 Год назад +1

    That is the most extraordinary trio I have ever heard ! All three musicians are virtuosos !

  • @nicolafranzoso
    @nicolafranzoso Год назад

    Matteo bravissimo, jazz rock musica che amo, registra che ti ascoltiamo.

  • @IamBrianDickson
    @IamBrianDickson Год назад

    Don't forget Mike Oldfield, he has similar finger style technique, as seen on his much loved song 'Moonlight Shadow'

  • @reconquistaahead1602
    @reconquistaahead1602 Год назад

    classical prep is always the best...from there you can go wherever you wish.

  • @brianmi40
    @brianmi40 Год назад +2

    One error, Matteo uses THREE FINGERS not two like Flamenco Picado picking.
    Matteo's classical ideas remind me a bit of Captain Fingers.

  • @Malcolm.Y
    @Malcolm.Y Год назад

    Brazil and Spain are loaded with guys who play like this with the right hand.

  • @bcolinranken
    @bcolinranken Год назад +1

    The right hand rest stroke is very akin to classical guitar

  • @ErosPalombini-jo6vi
    @ErosPalombini-jo6vi Год назад

    I have been doing this for decades when i studied flamenco in Granada and Andalusia, Spain in the mid 1990s.
    I would always grab the electric guitar without a pick and had to remind myself so i ended up laying down the pick because i have 5 natural picks with my right hand instead of using 1 causing me to be sort of disabled and limited .
    I'm also from Palermò, Sicilia
    When i went to the U.S. other guitar players didn't know what i was doing and all was intimidated and i told them if you're that way don't travel to Spain you'll encounter players that play like this on every street corner.

  • @arturdimilano6142
    @arturdimilano6142 Год назад +1

    Congrats ti the host for making a fantastic video

  • @shambhupickett3633
    @shambhupickett3633 Год назад

    The last statement about Stanley Jordon for you that may be correct but there's another "Amazing" Musician prodigy named the "Late-Great" Arthur Rhames equally incredible guitar player, piano, and Saxophone and til this day never heard know one play guitar like him just
    Wikipedia his name "Arthur Rhames" Gods talented is just everywhere no doubt "Bravo" great video !!!!

  • @guitawrizt
    @guitawrizt 2 года назад +1

    *_An interesting/ different analysis video._*

  • @WhiteGreenhjk
    @WhiteGreenhjk 9 месяцев назад

    The only one who can cover Jeff Beck or Pat Metheny...
    His talent is immense!

  • @michaelp8856
    @michaelp8856 9 месяцев назад

    note - i think MAtteo has a special physical difference in his anatomy that allows him to fluidly sing with his fingers - it looks like he has fairly small hands

  • @Romeopierre6677
    @Romeopierre6677 Год назад

    La técnica del picado Flamenco y del Maestro PACO DE LUCIA el más grande de todos

  • @lukeb6877
    @lukeb6877 2 года назад

    Really cool! Thanks Marco

  • @danielelise7348
    @danielelise7348 8 месяцев назад

    It's scary to think he's only 26 & has so much ahead of him.😮

  • @MrMacho-zr2qy
    @MrMacho-zr2qy 2 года назад +2

    Love form Ethiopia

  • @marciofavatto
    @marciofavatto 2 года назад +1

    It’s reminds me Richie kotzen playing with his fingers.

  • @swayp5715
    @swayp5715 5 месяцев назад

    Next level!

  • @playpm
    @playpm Год назад

    New to your channel, love Matteo Mancuso's playing, hate you for not even put a link for him in description. It won't affect your sales of online courses. But still, thanks for bringing him to me, I also don't use guitar pick for electric guitar, he brings hope for how far I could get.

  • @joebloggs339
    @joebloggs339 7 месяцев назад

    The person Matteo reminds me of, in terms of sheer genius, was Lenny Breau.

  • @pjuliano9000
    @pjuliano9000 Год назад

    Dovrei viaggare a palermo quindi posso ascoltare a Matteo. Miei parenti vivono a palermo. Sono origine Italiano.

  • @georgetarbaya2001
    @georgetarbaya2001 Год назад

    Mangusto makes me to burn my guitar and my hands every time I see this kid plays. I want him not to stop!

  • @zorrolorenor8362
    @zorrolorenor8362 2 года назад +1

    Nice Video! Was the end on purpose or a cutting mistake?🤫😂

  • @marioalbano3857
    @marioalbano3857 Год назад +2

    Molto gradevole ascoltare i tuoi video/racconti. Ottime doti comunicative, oltre che chitarristiche. P.s. Matteo è un fenomeno.

  • @itsjim2875
    @itsjim2875 6 месяцев назад

    The bass player is also awesome!

  • @Gloppp
    @Gloppp Год назад

    This is very similar to the way the guitarist plays on the fingershred site here on RUclips & just being honest while I like the note choices more in these scale passages the dude over on fingershred is playing faster passages while maintaining I very clean approach.