My '63 Strats Original Owner Found Me!
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- I don't know if we will ever top this guitar. It means even more to me than it did a week ago.
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Here's when I first got the guitar before I knew any of this. What a crazy ride!
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I want to know about the track you recorded for this guitar. Is there a download for it. The lead melody and chord phrasing was simply beautiful. I want to learn how to play it.
Are you considering trading me for the Black strat ???
@@rgb205 Hi Richard it's the chords from Little Wing. I'll be making the backign track available in a future video :)
@@RobertBakerGuitar Thank you!! I thought it sounded familiar haha!!! Your lead/phrasing sound amazing man...friggin love it!!
I really love the deep tones in that guitar...i can hear jimi hendrix...cheers
Please invite this guy to the show and let him play the guitar for a cool jam video that would be sick
In the works :)
Robert Baker hell ya dude 🤘🏻
That’s a great idea
@@RobertBakerGuitar Can't wait !! 👍👍👍
That would be incredible
The end brought a happy tear to my eye. Stories we hear are great, but sometimes we get to write great stories with our actions. You did the right thing.
Me too ❤
I cant believe how happy this story has made me, the whole situation was just meant to be and has restored my faith in humanity, please keep up the awesome content, you are a truly wonderful person.
Robert you’re a good dude man. Giving him your Strat like you did. Good job bud!
Plot twist: Jim has done this 13 times before to different 63 strat buyers and now has a massive pile of free strats in his cell at San Quentin
Wow giving him that strat was a great move ur a great guy Robert go far with that 63
Nick Dyas true
Lol there's a dude named Nick Dyas that works at Norm's Rare Guitars
@@jimbocarrino763 Last name is spelled different he's not a nice guy . He can be a real prick for no apparent reason. Bitter jealous old man who will call you names under his breath while you are looking around in the store. Pretty weird. I don't know why Norm hires assholes but he had a pretty good run of them. His son is cool though. Also that kid doing the GOTD now is a good guy and plays great too. Much better than anyone he had before. The guys he had before were all arrogant pricks.
@@HiHello-ku1fl holy shit I know that all to well. I bought a 74 jazz bass from Norms and he was like "you find everything wrong" in a sarcastic tone when I said I didn't want a 67 jazz with a warped neck.
@@BigNameJamesStuff Several people have said the same without me first bringing it up. Not sure what that dudes problem is but I'm surprised he still has his teeth. I've taken my money elsewhere.
A sweet refinish in the age of Relic. That Strat is punk rock for 2019.
My dad bought me a 1962 Fender Strat from a pawn shop in 1964 right after the Beatles played Ed Sullivan. It was not in great shape finish wise but played fantastic. I learned on that guitar how to play. We had a friend that had just opened a music store in our home town in Texas. My dad and I took it by to show him the guitar and he said, Leo Fender can redo this guitar for $75 dollars at the factory. My dad looks at me (I'm 8 years old) and says...yes...let's do that. Our friend grabs the phone and calls Leo Fender and tells him about the guitar. Leo Fender says..sure, send it out to California and we will make it new again. About 8 weeks later...the guitar comes back with a new beautiful Sunburst finish.......I still play that guitar every day....and our friend with the music store? He is famous and sold Stevie Ray Vaughn his Number One Strat.......;)
I wish the guy I sold a Les Paul to in 1994 would do this..... I still cry about that guitar.....
What model/year was it? :)
The best part of this story is that Jim has a strat again. Everyone needs at least one
I bought my first a year ago, 2000 American Standard, my first US guitar. Love it!
I have a Squier 😞, but it's a start I guess..
@@mishkatrahman20 Nothing wrong with Squier's, they make really great guitars. I've been suggesting them to allot of friends for a while. As long as it makes you want to play it's good!
Mishkat Rahman I have a 90s squire Strat too. Was a good friends who committed suicide. I’ll be restoring it very soon. Still has all the punk rock stickers from high school days. Miss him dearly.
Mishkat Rahman if it looks like a Strat, sounds like a Strat and quacks like a Strat... It’s a Strat!
I've been watching you for years and you've always come through as such a good and humble person...not to mention great player. The people that raised you should be proud.
Is crazy that he had it painted kinda black with the tortoise shell gaurd and the strat you gave him was the same...that was meant to be for sure
What an awesome guitar tale! Love hearing stuff like this. Thanks for sharing with us on here, and congrats not only on acquiring your dream guitar but also forging new friendships in the process! Blessings to you and yours! Also to Jim and his as well of course. 👍
This is genuinely Incredible, I'm only 6 mins in and I absolutely love this video! Getting to go along and hear this story is amazing! One of the best guitar vids of all time!
Just finished the video! Very cool man!
That's the thing about these vintage guitars. They offer a lot of depth, and can lead to many opportunities or possibilities. There are so many amazing experiences! Awesome to see from ye
Man...first, I love hearing this story, it’s so nice to know what the guitar has seen in its life, especially after that many years. But the end of that video, I didn’t see that coming and the gift you gave to Jim is just amazing. I didn’t see that coming to be honest, but once you said it, it really felt like it was the way to go, and I can’t imagine what Jim must have felt when he opened the package. As I said in your previous video, you really are a generous person, really kin to share things with as many people as possible, but that was the ultimate gesture, a top class act you and Jim will share for as long as you’ll live, and probably beyond as it seems like a chapter of this white Strat, so as long as the guitar(s) will live. Thanks again for your sharing of those stories, and thanks to Jim, the hero who told you everything 👍🏻
That's a hell of a story. You have a big heart man. Very happy for you finding that instrument and way cool of you to give that black strat to Jim.
I found my “one that got away” after about three years of searching. What a good feeling. I hope you find yours and congrats on the new strat, it’s basically my dream axe too. It’s nice to see someone on here being a decent person.
Robert, great story man. The universe brought the guitar to you after its long journey with Jim. I'm touched by the way you sent another Strat to him as well. It's sort of like repaying him for the joy he's given you by taking care of this guitar that's in your life now. Everything is interconnected...beautiful!!!
That is so cool Robert that the original owner for found you and you have this amazing story of it. Congratulations mate. Well done and was very nice of you to give Jim your other Strat. Awesome video sir!
Thumbs up to so many points and the give away gesture. Just an awesome journey. Well done Robert. We shall all enjoy seeing and hearing the strat on your channel over the years to come. Fantastic!👍👍👍
23andMe for old guitars. You swab the 15th fret with the cotton swab, send it to the lab and they find out who the guitar belonged to! Great sounding guitar BTW!
My heart got a little tug when you told us that you gave Jim your guitar... Well done mate. Such a class act.
When you realize the impact music and love is making on your fellow human you are truly blessed and making a difference in people's lives. I had hoped to win to win your black strat but, i really cried when i saw these photos Robert. What a fantastic story and outcome. Im proud to call you teacher. Thank you for all you do. I hope i can make you proud some day on my own channel and stream. ( still disabled and trying to gain enough strength to jam for more than 2 songs lol. ) maybe 2020!
Keep playing dude! If you've never heard of an incredible songwriter called Vic Chesnutt check him out! He might be an inspiration!
What an awesome story Robert! That’s just another reason why I love guitars, the stories they hold are almost as amazing as their sound. And to give Jim the black Strat is just a move so classy beyond words. You truly are a uniquely terrific human being. The tone on that ‘63 is just so killer, and I hope you create many beautiful melodies for years to come and continue the story of this beautiful piece of art.
That's a great story, and a wonderful gesture sending him your black Strat. Sort of a Ying for Yang thing there.
See? This is what I'm talking about. A good story, some road tales, and an awesome guitar. I posted also to your reveal video and told a story about a recent trip to a guitar shop that ended up fruitless. Anyone can see how blessed you feel about finding this awesome piece of history with an awesome story to back it up. Good on ya man.
Doooood 🎸 🤘 totally cool of you to give Jim that guitar 😃 You Rock man 👍
Robert my dude you continue to surprise me in your generosity. That's a truly epic journey of two strats with a feelgood ending.
Oh my gosh, that's so cool. Sounds brilliant too. What an aweer. some and storied instrument. As a Beatles fan I loved hearing all that history! And the way it found you, almost makes you believe in a higher power - guitar gods, if you will. Warms my heart. Merry Christmas everyone.
This is amazing. Wholesome stories like this makes me love our community
Thats amazing! Cant beleive you found such an amazing guitar, AND got a story. So happy you kept us veiwers updated on that. This story melts my heart. So happy for you man!!
A very heartfelt/warming story. It was so perfect for this time of year 🌲! Bless that roof for failing at the perfect time & yours for pulling the trigger. Perfect picture, music ending.
Cheers
What a cool story! Thanks for sharing this with all of us. I think it would be great for you to get together and post a picture with both Strats! Good memories 😁
Robert, that's some super magic karma swirling out from this guitar. I was so excited to enter to win that guitar that Trogly had, but you giving it to Jim is just plain awesome!! I actually think I'm happier that he has it now than if I had won it. Love this story! BTW, my older brother saw Hendrix at the Hollywood Bowl in 68 too! Looking forward to watching your chapters of Blondies story be written. Rock on!
I cant even begin to express how awesome this video, guitar and story is. Beyond awesome Robert! Look forward to future videos of this strat.
This is so awesome to see Robert! Really happy for you and for Jim too, I'm sure he must have been super stoked to get your black Strat too. Loving this feel good story!
Hey Robert.
This T-shirt really looks like the one I sold on eBay for 20 bucks. I wore it for almost 30 years. Contact me if you want any information about it!
Jk 😂
I loved this video and I am glad that a guitar with such an amazing history, found an owner who really appreciates it!
I love this
Hands down the coolest video I've ever watched on RUclips! And I can't stop staring at that headstock and clay dots! 😍
DAMN DUDE!!! That is total awesomeness!! The connection to it is even tighter! Things happen for a reason and you had THAT guitar brought to you by the guitar gods! Congratulations! Peace and Love
Absolutely beautiful story-experience. .. and a new adoptive owner who really helped the story continue, count yer blessings lad, cheers from Ireland Rab 🎸🔊
I'm super happy for Jim, the look on his face lets you know that you did the right thing, for reasons I won't disclose I am also super happy this video was posted on Dec 11, best day ever
ANOTHER AWESOME VIDEO!!!! Good job Robert That is one beautiful strat!
Robert, I can seriously say you are one of the nicest guys that I'm glad to say that I know even though we've never met in person. It's nice to be able to say that these days for an older guy like me these days. In any event the store of your new old Strat and of Jim is fantastic for sure. I'd like to clearly say "THANK YOU" for one of the coolest things you did for Jim. You didn't just make his day but you allowed him to share a HUGE part of his life with between him and you and us all. Bless you, my friend and the may you and your wife and son have the best Christmas time ever so far. Take Care..>>TERRY/TNT as TK likes to call me. :-)
Congratulations, not only on your acquisition of the '63 Strat you wanted so much, but also on being contacted by the Strat's original owner and receiving the guitar's backstory. This, as you commented in the video, happens SO rarely! I heartily support your decision to give Jim the black Strat, which really cements your gratitude to him for his contributions to your understanding of "Blondie B"! Hopefully, this will even be the beginning of a beautiful friendship!
I've never had much of a Jones for vintage guitars, myself -- but I OF COURSE understand Gear Acquisition Syndrome! Interestingly, the "mojo" you're so convinced Blondie B has actually seems to come through in the audio! I'd envy you and hate you forever😉, but I'm working on my own 21-fret Stratoid Peavey Raptor Plus EXP. I replaced the cheap, zinc-built bridge with a bridge featuring a brass sustain block and steel everything else; now I'm going to replace the bent-steel saddles with brass blocks. The shape of the saddles isn't important, and I would have preferred bent BRASS, but couldn't find them online anywhere. I actually have brass saddles on it right now, but I didn't know that they would turn out to be too long. My guess is that they were intended for a plate bridge (like on six-saddle Telecaster bridges) rather than I vintage-style vibrato. The excess length means that the guitar cannot be intonated properly ... but the tone ROCKS!🤘 Hopefully, the tone will remain the same after I put the new saddles on -- and yes, I checked them for length!😎 If you read this reply, Robert, and you're interested, let me know and I'll let YOU know how it all goes! Congrats again!😎❤️️🎸‼️
Ok...fine...I ugly cried. Props Robert. 🙌🏻
I have watched a lot of RUclips videos. This by far is one I will never forget! You're a Great dude!
The stories around instruments are always awesome. Cool video! Nice of you to send Jim the other strat.
Well done Rob, you have a heart of gold. Way to pay it forward im sure you've made the community proud.
All the best to you and your family.
That’s an incredible story. I hope I can tell stories like these with the guitars I own now someday. I hope you get years out of great play out of it!
Awesome story. So happy Jim got a strat in return. Jim seems like a legend and Robert you are a class act. All the best to you and Jim
What a blessing. Awesome story man! Fate has been trying to get into your hands for years. I can't wait to hear the hits you write with it.
Hey man, what an amazing story. It just goes to show you how much of a small world it really is. Amazing what a journey this guitar was on, and it’s so cool that the guitar has a great owner who really appreciates it, enjoy it and have fun with it. My story is not as spectacular as this guitars is, but I own a ‘78 Strat (it’s a CBS model, but I’ve loved it as much as a pre CBS one, lol). I bought it in 1979 from a guy in my friends band who bought it new a year earlier. I’ve had it since 1979 (40 years, not quite as long as your guitars previous owner but not a bad run) and in the last 20 years or so it spent most of its time in its case under my bed due to many reasons (work, family health situations, living situations etc.) I almost sold many times, especially when I lost my job in 2014 and had go on disability. But I kept it. I’m glad I did. In 2015 I moved from NY to PA to live closer to family here, I was able to get a good apartment with plenty of space and a lot of time to start playing again. I fell in love with the guitar and playing it all over again, so much so that I bought a multi effects pedal that came with an introductory recording program. I installed the program on to my computer and began recording, at first just riffs, then songs. I absolutely love playing again and I love recording my own instrumentals utilizing the virtual instruments built into the program. One thing I didn’t mention was when i was younger I wanted to be a recording engineer, but I didn’t have the money to go school to study it, so it stayed a dream. When I was working I looked into getting the software to record but several life situations came up and it wasn’t possible. Now, four years after I moved I’m still enjoying the Strat and playing engineer in my bedroom. I’m still very new and raw to recording, and my playing is slowly getting better, I’m not quite up to my old chops when I was younger but I’m having a ball nonetheless. I was close to buying a new guitar recently when my living situation changed again in August. When my brother and I moved here four years ago we were able to afford a much better place to live (cheaper, more room and nicer) than when we were in NY, unfortunately my brother passed away this August and I just moved to another apartment here in PA in October. My plans for a new guitar are on hold for now, I can’t financially swing it right now, but I’m hoping in the future to get the guitar I want. The point of my long (and I hope not too boring) story is that I’m so glad I held onto my good old ‘78 Strat, I rediscovered how much fun I had with it when I first got it 40 yrs ago. Not as exciting as your Strats story but a pretty good one nonetheless. Stay cool dude and shred away.
\m/ Stay Metal \m/
I love that you’re giving Jim that black strat, I’m so happy for both of you!
I have to admit I was excited to have a chance to win the Strat you were giving away. That being said, giving the guitar to Jim, that seemed like a perfect end - well at least a next part of your story. I understand completely, and I know that made everyone involved feel really good about the whole adventure. Good deal brother. I can only imagine his surprise when the UPS guy showed up with his new guitar!. Well played brother. I hope you and your family had a great Christmas. Take care.
Mike P.
Wow. I'm sooooo happy that this video popped up on my feed. What an incredible story! So wonderful of you to gift that Strat to Jim, too. You're one of the good ones, man. Well and truly done. ❤️
I needed this today!!!! Thank you Robert, Gabby, Jim & Leslie.
❤️💖 Good on you for giving Jim the giveaway Strat! And how awesome is it that he knows his(now yours) 63 is in a good home? I'll answer my own question... EXTREMELY AWESOME!
My strat is MIM (and only about 10 years old) but watching this made me grab it off the wall and jam! (I have several guitars so it generally gets played about once every week or two... it’s not for lack of love, it’s just the music my band plays calls for something different)
Thanks, Mr. Baker, for all the inspiration.
PS Guitars might not talk, but they sure do sing!
Great video. It is really awesome that you got to hear the history of your new guitar. I think it was a really nice gesture to give Jim the Strat that you were giving away. I would happily bow out of a give away for that kind of generosity. You are a good dude!
Great Story Robert!! Love this so much, definitely sending Jim the Strat was a super awesome gesture on your part. I watch all your videos and learn so many lil things. Keep up the great work and thanks for being a great guy sharing a great story! 🤘🏼😎
Man giving him that strat is such an awesome move! That just puts you on the top of my list of favorite youtubers! That just continues the story of Blondie for him and other than having Blondie back there's not a guitar in the world he could've bought that could've meant so much! That's just an amazing thing to do and..... just thank you for being that kind of person!
This might be the best video I watched this year. Thank you so much for sharing.
Way to go Robert. Great gesture giving him the other strat. I am sure it brought big smiles to his face!!👊👊👊. And I loved you sharing the story!
This is such a great story. What a great gesture of giving Jim the strat. Thanks for sharing Robert.
Love that you gave him the black strat. Classy move.
I came back to Ohio, and my city was gone.
Ignigknok but if I come to Texas, won’t I be the New Kid In Town? 😜
Congrats man! Very special story, delighted for you, best of luck with it!
What a incredible story. Amazing to know such cool history about an amazing looking guitar. Congrats on the guitar and giving Jim that Strat was an amazing thing to do! Good luck on your new Journey with the Strat!
So you both got new roofs and both have an awesome strat. Very cool
Well done Robert, giving the black Strat to Jim was a SenSation idea.
You just became my favorite RUclips guitarist with this awesome story. The amount of respect you show for this guitar, it's history and its original owner is beyond heartwarming. And your generosity in giving him another strat. I'm sure he couldn't be happier knowing a guitar that he had for over a half of a century is in such good hands.
Amazing story, woww that Strat is So Blessed !! Hope to hear more good riffs & pure music off it - Hi Jim/James, your Blessing is another's Blessing now :)
A guitar’s story is worth every scratch on it.
That is such an awesome story! I couldn’t wait until I got home to watch this video, I’ve never been so excited to watch a video before. It is also so awesome with you giving Jim the black strat, also did you notice the irony in the strat that you gave him? The pickgaurd is tortoise shell and a black body. In the pictures from the 60s his 63 was a black based body with a tortoise shell pickgaurd.🤯
Thanks dude and yeah when they sent me the pictures I was liek hey that looks like my black strat!
Robert Baker now if I could only find my dad’s strat all would be right with the world 😁
Man that was a really great thing you did giving the black Strat to Jim, that must have felt awesome. Good things happen to good people my friend and you just banked a whole heap of good, its gonna come back to you, ten fold, looking forward to hearing that story :)
What a beautiful story!
And what a great heart you have! Giving Jim the Strat showed that hearts of gold still can be found in special people like you.
The good karma you have put out during your life inspired the Universe to weave the events of this beautiful story.
Thats a class move giving Jim that black strat!!! Great stuff
This just became your best episode ever!
What a beautiful story. I love that you gave him that black strat. What a fantastic gesture that really highlights the power of music. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing! Super thoughtful for you to send him your strat!!
Great video. In the first few minutes of the video i was thinking he should give the black strat to Jim. I swear to God. And you did how wonderful of you. Great story love your channel
Nice. Reminds me of some years ago when I had bought a used '05 Cadillac STS, was a former lease. I ran into a guy who owned one and lived about 3 hours for me, but the dealer I purchased it from was 90 minutes from me. We ended up talking more, and it turns out I bought his old car.
Robert, The story of this Strat is so cool. Thanks for sharing. I've also been able to track down original owners of my 73 LP and 73 SG. Even was given pictures of the LP being used on stage. The stories of the guitars are almost as fun to hear as they are to play.
Dude you have a heart of gold! Very honorable gesture this got my eyes tearing brother.
And here I thought you were going to keep the black Strat and give Jim his life long friend back.
You KNOW that dude thought it was his strat when he was opening that box with the black strat!
Lol! That '63 is far too expensive to give away.
That was a great story with a great ending Robert!
If there was ever an anti-relic'ing video to watch this is it folks! See, THIS is why some of us scoff at relic guitars, THERE"S NO STORY BEHIND THOSE SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES!!!! Isn't it funny though, here we have guys taking new or fairly new guitars and trying to make them look old and then we have a truly old one that someone made it look new again. I think the guitar was destined to be refinished so Robert Baker could tell his story with it.
It never surprises me when things like this happen, I do believe there is a higher power that intercedes in our lives down here for whatever reason that power chooses to. I call that power God, others call it fate or Buddha or whatever, but to think life down here just plays out willy nilly is really put to shame when we hear of things like this happening. Maybe your guitar videos have saved someones life Robert? Some kid somewhere lost and thinking about ending it happens to stumble across one of your videos and it sparks a desire in him to play the guitar and from there he feels important or that he has a calling or maybe it just gives him something to do to take his mind off of his young man problems long enough that he grows up and has a happy life. Who knows how far we ALL reach others just doing what we do everyday. It's like that movie, It's a Wonderful Life, we never truly know how much impact our life has on others until one day someone says, "Hey, it's because of you that I ________".
That’s amazing, what a story and what a cool thing to do Robert!! Love this channel!
Very kewl story and I luv how it goes from one generation handed down to the next to carry the legacy forward for the next 50 years .....God bless you, Joe and your families this holiday season ❤
Awesome!!!
The circle is closed. Everyone involved received +10 Karma.
That's really great of you and Gabby. Glad Jim got another strat. Very cool.
Robert, what a truly remarkable story. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. Your genuine love for music shines through all of your videos and this one is no different. I think everyone has had to sell gear at one point they wish they could have back. Giving Jim your black strat was the epitome of class. Best wishes as you continue the story of your dream guitar.
I love that strat!
One day I’m gonna own a vintage strat. Screw buying a car
No, you need both.
This is the stuff that makes your channel so awesome. You are a genuine person of awesomeness.
I just hit 'SUBSCRIBE'!! What an awesome story with so many facets that all come together for an even better ending. Big fan of strats.
If you’re taking it to Nashville, don’t let it out of your site. 😀
Factual. Tennessee has been ravaged by meth. It’s an inbred zombie state now. Do yourself a favor and just drive around it.
Blondy Pete is a baddy and the story just makes her that much more awesome!
This is probably my favorite video that you have ever made. Amazing story, great gift to a stranger... Right in the feels!!! Lol! Keep on brother!