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Slash w/ Jerry Cantrell for Turn It Up! "Conversations & Extras" - Joe's Guitar
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- Опубликовано: 1 фев 2016
- From our bonus DVD: Slash and Jerry Cantrell talk about a '59 Gibson Les Paul™ young Slash lusted after with an interesting history.
Turn It Up! is a feature-length Celebration of the Electric Guitar hosted by actor/musician Kevin Bacon. The film features interviews with Slash, B.B. King, Les Paul, Robby Krieger, Nancy Wilson, Steve Lukather, John 5, Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, Dave Mason, Albert Lee, Paul Stanley, Seymour W. Duncan, Ana Popovic, Steve Howe, Johnny A., Mike Bloomfield, and many, many more.
To purchase:
The 2-DVD or DVD/Blu-Ray combo set includes the entire Turn It Up! documentary on DVD or Blu-Ray. The bonus DVD, “Conversations and Extras,” features exclusive interviews not included in the film with B.B. King, Slash and Jerry Cantrell, Paul Stanley, Les Paul, Robby Krieger, Nancy Wilson, and Jeff “Skunk” Baxter. There are also scenes with the Burst Brothers; mini-documentaries on RKS Guitars and Seymour Duncan; footage of Robby Krieger noodling on guitar; and a performance of “Skunk” Baxter from the film S.S. United States: Lady in Waiting.
The DVD, Blu-Ray, and digital download are widely available 1/22/16 from physical and online retailers through 71st St. Entertainment and Sony's RED Distribution.
Created and directed by Robert Radler. Produced by Robert Radler and Douglas Forbes; supervising producer Kitty Radler.
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Jerry with the best laugh in rock.
Shit is legendary, his laugh makes me laugh every time. One of the best songwriters ever and easily one of the best laughs ever too
Jerry is so DAD with his dad noises and laugh
Jerry is there only for keeping people watching with his laughter
Cantrells laugh kills me.
Joe Perry words "Slash have a big heart i don't how it fits his chest"
Love the story about this perticular Guitar and Slash gifted to Perry's 50th Birthday its a big thing !
Jerry and slash are a natural fit. It doesn't get better than this.
1:42 Jerry's laugh
"Want some candies? huehuehuehuehuehue!"
He’s insane!
Shit is glorious, I come back and watch this every once in awhile just for Jerry’s laugh
Good 'ol hearty laugh!
The ultimate villain laugh.
i love listening to slash telling stories.
Shell Shocked Shithead then go watch Taylor swift jeez why are u here
I admire the fact that rock stars can pretty much smoke wherever they want. I am not sure where this scene was filmed, but I'm pretty sure that if I walked into that room filled with guitars and lit up, I'd get tossed out on my ass!
+TJKarlson
Yes, classic wooden guitars in a wooden room. What could possibly go wrong? (Filmed in the Vintage Room at Guitar Center Hollywood)
Shit.. it probably added value to those guitars.. "smell that sir?...thats tobacco smoke from slashes cigarette"
Wow!! Ill take it!!
@@robchesley4591 lol prolly true
@@nicomas2471 hahaha
@@robchesley4591 too true :D
Omg how I love Jerry Cantrell😍😍😍😍💋💋💋💋💋💋
I would like to believe Slash is just that kind of guy... a rather respectable gentleman.
That's cool that Slash views that guitar like a living thing. He wanted it to go to a good home.
My two favorite guitar players
Eight grand. For a 59 Les Paul, owned by Duane Allman and Joe Perry (and then Slash). Holy Crap. Wonder what it's worth now?!
bigguscurlyus 100,000
More... A lot more...
I have a cousin who used to work at a music store. I think he said this guitar was worth half a million...and that was almost 10 years ago.
Nothing short of a million
the last time it was valued for a exposition in the hall of fame of rock and roll it was worth $957K USD so I guess by now, it should be above a million dollars. So basically, slash give away a million dollars for his friend. Amazing person.
I wish jerry was my farther I love his music much respect for him never stop the rock Cantrell
Ohhh my God .... I knew it belonged to Joe Perry and that’s fine he’s legend .... but man DUANE ALLMAN....Duane Allman is one of the MOST LEGENDARY guitarist and he also used to do sessions on Aretha Franklin records and others .... man imagine where’s that 59 Gibson Les Paul has been and where it played when it was Duane’s guitars .... omg .... unreal ! Slash is the man ...
my two favorites!!!!
Good man. Glad he gave it back to Joe.
Seeing the guy who inspired me to play guitar, hanging out with the guy who helped me get pretty “good” at guitar, is pretty cool :)
They are both my favorite now, no more or less do I like the other than the other.
I used to shop & hangout at Arnold and Morgan's music store in Garland Tx. in the 70's & 80's. Jerry Cantrell was working there in '85 I believe, before he quit and moved back to Tacoma, Washington and helped form Alice in Chains a few years later. I bought all of my guitars from salesmen Jimmy Wallace & Dan Haubrick. Wallace had me on his guest list back then so I got to see Jimmy's band, Lynx free in local clubs in Dallas. Binary Star, Sneaky Pete's etc. Great times.
Jerry was born in 1966 I seriously doubt he was working anywhere in the '70s.
@@brothersnippy1373 Yeah, I wasn't aware that I had accidentally left out the 80's. I'm pretty sure it was '85 when he was there, but can't swear to it. Back then he was just another employee. Thanx for pointing that out.
Now if they can just give back Jerry's stolen EVH gold top that Eddie himself gave to him that would also be great.
He got back his guitar! 5/10/2018 Jerry tells the audience in Atlanta that 2 awesome fans were able to track his stolen EVH guitar. They both found it on Craigslist and sent a message to AIC. Jerry even dedicates Rooster to the 2 fans.
thats just an evh,.big fn deal
trillrif axegrindor not just an EVH. That one was special made for Jerry. So its one of a kind. Its not even about the price but the fact that EVH gave it to him means a lot. Also, gold tops are worth 35k
@@benroj5605 Yeah, Jerry told the entire story on Gibson's Icons a few years ago. Apparently this guy from Florida - whose dad used to work at A&M Studios back in the day - was trying to sell Jerry's EVH to Scott Dorsett in San Diego. Dorsett called Jerry, and then Jerry sent a friend of his to SD to get the guitar.
The guitar can be seen played by Slash at the 1989 AMA Awards with GNR. They played "Patience". It's on RUclips. Don Henley sat in on drums.
thats not Joe perrys guitar during that performance, its a newer tabacco burst les paul hes playing there.
Great man Slash, and he has a great taste...
This was my favorite era for rockstar. The early 00s was great for rockers also
3 months went by, I came to listen to this story again. sounds fresh still
Jerry's great at least he can write a song
You put slash jerry cantrell and ADD me what a glorious day that would be for me
you have a great heart to return Joe's prize..... lots of respect for you...
he has a great bank account,more like it
Slash real musician see how he described guitar so respectfully like a living thing..
I had that Live Bootleg album and a poster for it from a record store. Wish I still did had it.
Some Blow 🎉Jerry😮
that one song is November Rain ..you can see the guitar in November Rain video
The video is nr for sure,but no sure about the song,i've searched but no result
You can see the guitar also when gn'r played patience at the mtv music awards in 1989
@@TheBask92 That isnt the guitar Slash is playing Patients on at the awards. Its a different guitar and newer just in a tabacco burst as well. It is in fact the guitar in the November Rain video. Joe perry left a distinct ring feature just around the neck pick up volume knob and the guitar playing on patients does not have that feature.
Here's the whole story about the 59 burst. Joe owned it thru the 1970's and when he divorced his 1st wife in the early 1980's, she got alot of his gear. One piece of gear was this 59. She then sold it to Eric Johnson. He kept it awhile and then sold it to Slash. Years later Joe Perry asks Slash would he sell it back to Joe and Slash wouldnt. Joe said it started being a problem between the 2 because he would always mention the guitar when he was around Slash. So on Joe's 50th birthday they threw him a party. Joe was onstage playing with Cheap Trick when Slash walks out unannounced and presents Joe with the guitar. Joe tells the story on Conan O'Brien's show and the clip of Slash giving him the guitar is on youtube.
Joe said on the show that he sold the guitar, not her.
Lol and I assume you were there all along the way to confirm all that is true
And joes guitar tech brought it to him. Slash was the one playing at joes birthday.
That guitar was on the 1st few aerosmith albums.. joe had pawned it when they broke up and needed cashs really really badly at the time. slash didnt want to part with it. Not bc it was valuable but bc it was used on the 1st few aerosmith albums! Joe Perry begged and begged slash to sell it back to him for years, so its is cool slash just gave it back to him bc its could probably fetch a million or more at the right auction. Sweet emotion, dream on was recorded with that very guitar so ya... its a major piece of great music rock n roll history! And that bring real money at auctions and privet sales.
Wish I could afford a les Paul custom maybe that's why Gibson is having problems nobody can afford them less you're some rockstar
Love the vid of Perry relaying the story of Slash giving him the guitar back on Conan, Slash is the man.
Yeah, but at the same time the 2 stories don't really fit, here Slash makes it sound like he wasn't too attached to that guitar, while Joe Perry said that Slash didn't want at first to give the guitar away (meaning he got attached to it).
@@adinadamian5634 well that's obvious, of course he wouldn't want to give it back as he came attached to it, Perry mainly wanted it to get back some of the money he'd blown.
@@adinadamian5634 I have vintage and rare guitars that I don't touch much and they aren't all as good as cheap copies I have of them, his 59 has a rich history so that'll be why he had the attachment, be interesting to know if he'd have returned it to Joe if it was valuable to him in in a tonal and playability sense as the Derrig.
@@adinadamian5634 Slash said it was the centerpiece of his collection (it literally was - in the center of the photo of his collection) but he realized that he didn't like to play it so it was better in a cosmic sense for the guitar to be with the man who wanted to play it. Slash definitely liked having it but gave it up for a friend.
That is so fucking cool man great story.
@3:24 “Ayy, smoke up Johnny!”
Jerry is a fucking brother, man...
Very cool history !
We all know what’s the video that was recorded with (November Rain), but what is the song he did record with?
Guns N chains / Alice in Roses
Slash and Jerry hanging out after doing a couple bumps.
For sure. They both sniffling and swallowing 😂😂😂😂 first thing i thought
Guitar players can only talk if they're holding a guitar ;-) Looks like the Guitar Center on Sunset in LA.
Why not the two? Jerry can rhythm like no other and Slash has the blues bite.
He laughs so fin y!
In fact people seems to not see how similar Guns n roses is to Alice in Chains. In terms of sounds at least.
Well Slash Leaves out the part where Joe Perry himself said he basically harassed Slash for a while to buy that Guitar back . 🙈🙉🙊🤔🙄
Slash and son of the Rooster
Show Gostei ⚡Antigo
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i own the same les as jerry's
8,000$ bucks for a 59 Les Paul owned by Duane Allman, Joe Perry, and Slash? Damn I wish I could've made that investment.
Slash was living in an apartment at the time; this was a long time ago. The provenance wasn't valuable then - Aerosmith was a has-been band. It would be like buying the guitar from Chumbawumba. And guitars weren't going up for auction. A guy would call his friends and ask if anyone wanted it. Like if you were getting rid of a TV and you didn't have Craigslist or Ebay.
Comparing Aerosmith to Chumbawamba is literally the stupidest thing I’ve ever read in my entire life. By a million. Even in their worst days Aerosmith was still one of the greatest bands of all time. You are an idiot in every sense of the word a thousand times over. 😂
I'm missing Nigel Tuffnel in this
Did he ask for his 8 grand back ... + interest xD.. "Happy Birtday!."
$8000 for him is probably like an $8.00 gift for us. Question is, how much would he have gotten for it he would've sold it privately
The guitar that Joe owns was traded with Johnny thunders of the New York Dolls
Great story, but it was never owned by Duane Allman. Duane's tobacco burst is currently owned by his daughter Galadrielle.
Duane allman owned that burst? Can anyone confirm that?
I would say it's true. I'm not sure where I read it , maybe in Greg Allmans autobiography about Duane asking around about wanting a 59' tobacco sunburst Les Paul and one being found for him about a year afterwards.
He definitely owned one. I am lucky enough to have gotten a '68 tobacco sunburst ES- 330 back in 1979 in an equal trade for a 50's Kay Acoustic guitar my dad owned. My dads acoustic was worth about $50.00.
Still have it and B.B. King signed it for me in the 1990's.
My favorite guitar by far.
Well Duane's dead but I got a recorded statement by Slash from GNR, let me try to find the video.
Jesus and God in the same area 1ad colourized.
👍
00:20 Slash smokes again ?.... lol
EDIT 03:24 .... yep ^_^
No he doesn't. this video was from before he quit smoking.
>conversations and extra
video is just slash babbling
WTF he bought a 59 for 8g??????? OML
So Slash preferred his les Paul copy over an original 59... Interesting indeed 🤔
Anyone that thinks that Joe Perry isn’t one of the greatest guitarists of all time is an absolute fool. U literally have an icon like slash that pretty much says that Joe Perry was the reason he picked up a guitar.
The best part is Slash saying that an original 59 wasn't all that special.. I love les pauls but it's nice having him no perpetuate some Bs myth.. Some of them must suck
Who thought lavelier mics were a good idea with guitar players? Jeez
Duane never owned the les paul that slash bought. just a rumor
yep,you were there right?thanks for your amazing insight,lol
@@trillrifaxegrindor4411 You hear all these crazy stories from rock musicians, but you can never believe them until they're verified by Mike kolasinski.....THE world's preeminent music historian.
Correct, the guitar is currently owned by Duane's daughter Galadrielle.
This man must own a couples of hundred if not thousands of guitars, mainly les Pauls sun bursts. I find it hard to believe that slash puts the same amount of mileage on all of thoses guitars so as to keep them " dust free". Not even slash himself needs to have that many guitars, regardless of tours and studio work he does. I am not surprised that the god of gibson les Pauls and the rock icon that he is, doesn't believe that guitars shouldn't sit there unused. Sarcasm aside, as much as I do think slash is an iconic rock guitarist, i still think he is full of shit in saying that he doesn't believe guitars are meant to sit there collecting dust while he himself can't probably even remember how many guitars he actually has in his vault and when he actually got them and were......
he means if he has them,he plays them.not daily obviously but they are played,unlike "vintge les paul"collectors who 99.9% of the time cant play or are too afraid,do you understand the difference now or are you still confused?
If you want to read about a crazy guitar collection... Keith Richards. He does not get rid of his things. None of the Stones do. Look up Tom Waits talking about recording with Keith and his "small" choice of guitars for the particular session.
He’s toured with and absolutely ragged out some real 59‘s.
Think of it this way - it's like a pretty girl who doesn't put out. It's a waste in the cosmic sense. This guitar had one specific person, a friend of Slash, who really wanted it. It's better for the guitar to be played. Slash didn't like to play this one so it was being wasted.
Joes lucky Slash didn’t like it haha
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Please let someone else talk dude
The most overrated guitarist slash
This is becoming the most overrated statement on RUclips!
I love Aerosmith, but Live bootleg is terrible.
0sum gamezzz live classics one and two were better I'm opinion than live bootleg
Live Bootleg is a great live album, i know Perry/Tyler aren't that fond of it but i fucking love it!
Agree no mix and they're strung out back then Stevens voice is off Joe's out of tune I think Tom Hamilton sounded ok if they fix the mix I love Smith I seen them in 88 with guns for permanent vacation they kicked ass at that time
As a young Aerosmith fan I thought it was great. I couldn’t play or even tune a guitar back then.
Slash...trash.
Dennis Schell I read Jimmy page gave slash a hard time over Joe's 59 and said it should go to it's rightful owner.it took the fucker long enough to hand it over back to Joe!
Bullcrap, Slash was the rightful owner. He bought it, Perry sold it. It is a big gesture that he gave it to Perry.
Dennis Schell and yet here u are
your mouth >>>slashes wang
@@uplaywithfire7564 woh dude he didn't have to give it back to Joe at all.it was legally his guitar!and I don't know about this Jimmy page story.but if it's true and u was slash I would certainly tell page to mind his own buisness.