Thanks so much! How about this? Michael Lemmo, 11 years ago.... he already plays so awesome!! ruclips.net/video/KEH-VI9xnCw/видео.html&lc=UgxH8R6eE0QX4pfKkJV4AaABAg
Pretty big JM fan, and I figured there were a lot of influences in his playing. SRV, Hendrix, Clapton, Freddie/BB king etc. being the more obvious ones. But here I found another major influence. I hear a lot of similarities which I assume he borrowed from you. Tomo you're now on my list of people to check out for inspiration. Thanks for this demo!
You can just see the look of endearment in Tomo’s eyes during Michael’s leads parts, as he watches his student from years and years ago playing like an absolute pro.
Impeccable taste! Beautiful interplay, each gives the other perfect space and never feels like a competition. I would gladly pay for an album from these two.
It's an honour to hear you guys play together. As a fellow disciple of the School of Tomo Fujita, albeit through his incredible Guitar Wisdom and RUclips channel rather than Berklee, I get pure joy to hear you two play. Thank you both, really a privilege.
I could listen to this all damn day. You never cease to amaze me Michael, but this was especially cool!!! Next time this guy comes in, I need to know. I want to be front and center for the next jam!!!
I think these are the chords: Amaj7(5x6654), Amaj7(5x665x; he plays fingering without the thumb at the start), G#7#5 (4x455x), G#min11(446474), B9sus4(7x765x), C#m7 or Emaj7 (x76444; he plays the C#m7 but you can substitute for the Emaj7 which is first inversion of that C#m7 chord and sounds cool).
The second chord is a G#m7 (but he does 464474 instead of the plain 4x4444). If you watch his "Sunny" video, you will see that this is the m7 chord shape that carries the whole song. The following chord (at precisely 1:11) is an A/B (A major with B bass note), which is 7x765x as you mentioned. I guess you could call it B9sus4 as you did, but if you create this shape by play a vanilla A major barre chord and then moving the bass note up to B, I think you'll agree that it sounds like an A major played on the guitar with a B on the bass instrument. Also, Tomo calls it an A/B in his Solo Etudes book. He uses this in Room 418 and his recent "beautiful chords" video. I only know this because these are common Tomo chords that he often uses in several of his other videos, and I have his Solo Etudes book.
I just found a video where he teaches this song in more detail. ruclips.net/video/PgSB7GT23Tk/видео.html It's in Japanese but you can see a close-up of his hands.
Wow! One of my favorite jams ever at Norm's. And considering the venue and constant flow of talent that's quite a compliment. That was truly beautiful. Such incredible rhythm playing and every note in the lead parts was so purposeful and necessary. Nothing superfluous. So musical. Brilliant.
Such such great feel. Lemmo always seems to know what note to play next to keep a song dynamic and flowing. Now we know who he learned that from. Nice camera work as well.
No, that's what they want to tell but Mayer just realized after few month that he had to develop his own way because he's a songwriter and quit Berkeley school.
@@RobyNos Mayer has said many times that when he was at Berkeley Tomo Fajuita taught him. He was also the the person who told Mayer he should leave to explore if thats what he wanted to do. Apparently he told Lemmo the same.
The Strats are the perfect guitars for this upbeat bubbly pop tune, gotta love those beautiful classic Strat tones as much for the delicious rhythm chords as for the lead notes. This song nightlights Lemmo’s exquisite musical sensibilities. He has an old soul and such a great ear for the classic guitar chops.
3:28 Sounds extremely like pon pon pon ( the very famous wtf song ) Edit : ( he confirmed that was pon pon pon on a normans rare guitars instagram post in comments )
That's what good musicians do. they absorb every notes they heard and try to see how they can make that piece of riff into theirs mind. a good musician is always improving and experimenting different styles. no matter what genre, a good riff is a good riff. if it fits, it fits.
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Tomo is clean af. Keeps it simple and then throws in crazy little riffs out of nowhere. This was great to see.
Thanks so much! How about this? Michael Lemmo, 11 years ago.... he already plays so awesome!! ruclips.net/video/KEH-VI9xnCw/видео.html&lc=UgxH8R6eE0QX4pfKkJV4AaABAg
Pretty big JM fan, and I figured there were a lot of influences in his playing. SRV, Hendrix, Clapton, Freddie/BB king etc. being the more obvious ones.
But here I found another major influence. I hear a lot of similarities which I assume he borrowed from you.
Tomo you're now on my list of people to check out for inspiration. Thanks for this demo!
TomoFujitaMusic Looks like Lemmo has always had the right hair, must be the secret to his guitar power. That and a great teacher.
@@lauriedepaurie Thanks so much!! Good job!! Do you know Donna (a huge JM fan!!)
So clean I’d eat off it.
So many views! Thanks so much!
You can just see the look of endearment in Tomo’s eyes during Michael’s leads parts, as he watches his student from years and years ago playing like an absolute pro.
Was thinking exactly the same thing
Thanks so much! It's all my pleasure playing with Michael. He is so good!! Makes me so happy!!
Tomo is still teaching out there. That was one of my favorites.
The fact that your name is Bobby Shmurda but you're on a Normans Rare Guitars video... I can tell we would be friends
@@MadGunny lol and he spelled it shmudra
So he himself, a teacher at Berklee told John Mayer and this guy to leave and pursue their dreams...
Legend!
Cool !
Dude did he just play the melody from ponponpon?! That was cool
HE DID!!!
I had to look that up. Ha! Cool
I was shocked the chord progression was familiar until tomo confirmed my guess was right lolll
Ah my fellow weebs, comrades.
when i heard it, i thought of that other "ponponpon" cover.....
Tomo’s string rakes are crazy
So perfectly executed every time - i gotta practice those
These two should record an album, this is insane
Tomo’s fundamentals are so good. Can play tough rhythms in different voicings anywhere on the fretboard with near perfect touch and timing
Impeccable taste! Beautiful interplay, each gives the other perfect space and never feels like a competition. I would gladly pay for an album from these two.
wayback playback totally what I was thinking about the space!
@@SarahHarrisContentMarketing you are an astute scholar of the art. Glad to hear from a fellow connoisseur.
Tomo he is a really good guitar player
They had an entire conversation without saying a word this is awesome!!!
It's The Tomo and Lemmo Show...! 16th note Heaven.
Thanks so much!!
TomoFujitaMusic you inspired me so much Sensei!
Sweet 16 baby
They're both beastly
I graduated from Berklee class of 2000. Tomo is a great guy and inspiring teacher
His playing, his guitar, his hair, his vibe. Gotta love Tomo.
The lick Tomo plays at 4:24 is amazing
It sounds like Nyan Cat.
@@cik9272 I can't unhear it now
Best video to come outta Norm's in years....
Although i absolutely adore CARLOS GUITARLOS as well..
Such a beautiful, wordless conversation.
Michael Lemmo's phrasing and lead lines are so wholesome. He always shines in these jams.
PON PON WAY WAY WAY
WAY WAY PON PON WAY WAY WAY!!!
It's an honour to hear you guys play together. As a fellow disciple of the School of Tomo Fujita, albeit through his incredible Guitar Wisdom and RUclips channel rather than Berklee, I get pure joy to hear you two play. Thank you both, really a privilege.
Very 70's feel! Tomo plays some of the cleanest rhythm I've ever heard. Great duo there (of players and guitars)!
I could listen to this all damn day. You never cease to amaze me Michael, but this was especially cool!!! Next time this guy comes in, I need to know. I want to be front and center for the next jam!!!
My goodness that’s the tastiest playing I’ve heard in a while!! Amazing
Revisiting 5 months later to just say this is still the best nrg jam I’ve seen, and Tomo is the best online teacher!
I love how you always hear its Tomo’s playing. The man has such an own developed sound!
One of the greatest duets ever performed at Normans
Best jam ever recorded !!
Showed this vid to all my buds.
We became fans overnight. Go Tomo, go Lemmo!
Tomo has great note placement. I can totally hear his single note jazz influence. Great sound.
When the two smartest kids decide to do a school project together
aymane ouahhabi when the smartest student and the teacher decide to become friends
@@yuhyuhbrothboyhere942 yup
I never comment but this was just too good. Both playing with pure joy.
Norm's has jam videos all the time but this is what i'm talking about. Loved It.
Beautiful spirit lifting funky music... perfect synergy, how all that humble talent, amazing
i just love how tomo plays. it sounds like a real melody and not just random licks
A gift from creation. Music brings us all together.
I think these are the chords:
Amaj7(5x6654), Amaj7(5x665x; he plays fingering without the thumb at the start), G#7#5 (4x455x), G#min11(446474), B9sus4(7x765x), C#m7 or Emaj7 (x76444; he plays the C#m7 but you can substitute for the Emaj7 which is first inversion of that C#m7 chord and sounds cool).
Yes, it is in he key of Emaj.
The second chord is a G#m7 (but he does 464474 instead of the plain 4x4444). If you watch his "Sunny" video, you will see that this is the m7 chord shape that carries the whole song.
The following chord (at precisely 1:11) is an A/B (A major with B bass note), which is 7x765x as you mentioned. I guess you could call it B9sus4 as you did, but if you create this shape by play a vanilla A major barre chord and then moving the bass note up to B, I think you'll agree that it sounds like an A major played on the guitar with a B on the bass instrument. Also, Tomo calls it an A/B in his Solo Etudes book. He uses this in Room 418 and his recent "beautiful chords" video.
I only know this because these are common Tomo chords that he often uses in several of his other videos, and I have his Solo Etudes book.
I just found a video where he teaches this song in more detail. ruclips.net/video/PgSB7GT23Tk/видео.html
It's in Japanese but you can see a close-up of his hands.
@@JuicyLeek Awesome! Thanks!
What does the 5x6654 and all that mean? I'm new to guitar so I need help
What a fun jam. Tomo is amazing but man, I'm so impressed with Lemmo. Love the part starting @ 2:14. Sounds so smooth.
I’ve lost the count on how many times I’ve watched this but it never gets old. That outro lick that Tomo does is absolutely tasteful.
I just subscribed to Tomo’s channel the other day. He’s a great teacher.
Thanks so much!!
No regrets. Tomo is great!
This is amazing. I’ve watched this at least a dozen times.
By far one of the most mesmerizing videos I've ever watched on youtube.
I love how Tomo saved that beautiful run for the last few seconds. Really closed off the jam in a beautiful way.
Wow! One of my favorite jams ever at Norm's. And considering the venue and constant flow of talent that's quite a compliment. That was truly beautiful. Such incredible rhythm playing and every note in the lead parts was so purposeful and necessary. Nothing superfluous. So musical. Brilliant.
Beautiful. What happiness you guys give to each other and to us all. Bravo 👏
I replayed it again and again.
I think this definitely is a epic video.
I come back to this video all the time , thank you guys !
Smooth sweet jam! Thanks for sharing
simply amazing
Tomos string rakes are so clean it’s insane
After knowing this is Pon Pon Pon, I have so much more respect for these two musicians on top of the mountains of appreciation I already had for them.
It's been a long time since I stopped what I was doing to watch and feel. What a video.
This is seriously one of the best grooves I've ever heard... And once you realize it's ponpon it's so much more adorable. Tomo the absolute legend.
great example of dedication to this result. I can't stop listening.
This is such a beautiful video. These two are great at what they do, and it’s so comforting and enjoyable to watch. God bless!
1:33
Tomo looking around the room like, “you see this shit, my student got so good”
I could watch and listen to this for hours. Great playing as always Michael and Tomo!
Two great players jamming. Great Saturday. Thanks
Tomo did NOT just play Pon Pon Wei hahahaha what a twist TOMO IS THE BEST!!!! Really enjoyed the jam guys!
It's Friday morning and the sun is bright. I'm floating ... smooth as ...
Quality gear played by quality guitarists..... doesn't get much better than that
that was incredible
I could listen to this all day long. Can anybody recommend any albums with this kind of sound? I need more
What a great jam! I can certainly see where Lemmo got some of that funky, funky groove from 👍👏
great video i am learning so much here
Such such great feel. Lemmo always seems to know what note to play next to keep a song dynamic and flowing. Now we know who he learned that from. Nice camera work as well.
This is one of the best jams on the norms rare guitars channel. So smooth you could sail a boat on it
man Tomo's riffs always so clean
Two styles melt into one style. Great jam.
This just makes me feel really good.... every time....
Just sublime playing!
Legend and legend in the making at work.
Mr Tomo!!! Love it!! Both you guys that was beautiful!!🤘🤘✌🖖
Tomo making it talk,great single note phrasing
Michael Angelo and master splinter got me to smile for 6 minutes straight after a long day!!
That is a Great analogy, lol, and just fits man
Two of my favorite players
Did John Mayer study with this guy too?
Yes
yeah, and Tyler from MusisIsWin as well
No, that's what they want to tell but Mayer just realized after few month that he had to develop his own way because he's a songwriter and quit Berkeley school.
Yeah as well as tons of other successful players including Eric Krasno & Adam Shmeeans Smirnoff from Lettuce/Soulive
@@RobyNos Mayer has said many times that when he was at Berkeley Tomo Fajuita taught him. He was also the the person who told Mayer he should leave to explore if thats what he wanted to do. Apparently he told Lemmo the same.
The Strats are the perfect guitars for this upbeat bubbly pop tune, gotta love those beautiful classic Strat tones as much for the delicious rhythm chords as for the lead notes. This song nightlights Lemmo’s exquisite musical sensibilities. He has an old soul and such a great ear for the classic guitar chops.
Amazing
This channel just keeps getting better and better...
3:28 Sounds extremely like pon pon pon ( the very famous wtf song )
Edit : ( he confirmed that was pon pon pon on a normans rare guitars instagram post in comments )
Noted immediately! Let's play some fortnite with @Ninja
@@spencerkoch1 Yes ! Lets make some top with a golden scar
omg
he is playing pon pon lmao thats crazy
ruclips.net/video/Yo6--3Doet8/видео.html
I could watch these two jam for hours
Always got time to watch tomo. A guitarists guitar player.😊
Tomo is a monster rhythm player.. and THOSE BENDS!!! So good.
The weeb community recognised ponponpon at the beginning of Tomo's lead
yeah tomos chord prog. sounded like ponponpon, then it really was that
That's what good musicians do.
they absorb every notes they heard and try to see how they can make that piece of riff into theirs mind.
a good musician is always improving and experimenting different styles.
no matter what genre, a good riff is a good riff.
if it fits, it fits.
Love Tomorrow and love Lemmo!!! Normans rocks!!!! Love u all!!!!
Awesome playing Tomo and Lemmo!
That whole video flew by so fast. Couldn’t believe it was 6 minutes long! Felt like 2. Such great playing
So two lovely human beings!
More, please. A ton of talent on that couch making it look so damned easy! Loved every second of it.
i really love tomo's style! i remember when i watched his accelerate your guitar video! i was blown away!
That was awesome! The Master and the grasshopper playing some beautiful music together. Loved it!
Lemmo is a KILLER player....do u realize how good you are....WOW as always
Brilliant combo right here...
Those Major 7th chords sound so relaxing.
I can listen this whole day! It's so melodic and easy listening.
For me the main chords are sounds like Amaj7-G#m7-AonB-C#m7.
Where's the g#7(11)
Very "California" sounding! Excellent! Reminds me of Pablo Cruise.
Two greats. Love it when Tomo goes from teacher to performer.
My guy Tomo I cannot stop loving his guitar chords progression ❤️🎸🖤♥️
Feels like tomo has taught every one of the best guitar RUclipsrs/ John Mayer
Wow- two fantastic players. That was such a great jam.
FREAKING AMAZING!!!! This is just jamming, can you imagine if these two rehearsed with a band?? Where can i pre-order the album??