Mary Spender interviews Marty Schwartz of Marty Music
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
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Thanks for having me Mary!!!
This is great content! Love the collaboration. Thanks Mary and Marty helping me on my guitar journey as a beginner during this quarantine.
Yes, this was so cool. Cheers, Marty.
Thank you Marty and Mary for the content you give us. Thank you both for inspiring me and everyone to get our guitars and practice every day. You are my heroes and I wish you all the best.
Mary with the best parenting advice! There is really no way to know if you are ready to be a parent before you have children. And your kids will do things you are not ready for and other times you know how to be there for them. That is life.
I love that you both got together and told us a bit about yourselves. Marty, you are one of my go to guys when I’m looking to learn a song because you are an awesome teacher and cool guy. Mary I love watching your videos and Sultans of Swing is one of my all time favorites. Thanks for everything you do!
Marty is an absolute legend, such a huge part of my guitar journey
i see him in this video and i'm like: "yeah thats the guy that showed me my first chords like 8 years ago!" Marty is a Legend!
pretty much the same with me about 10 years ago. glad he's doing well (even though watching this makes me feel old lol).
Who hasn’t learned a riff or two from Marty? 🤘
My life turned on a sixpence on July 28 last year. I suffered a stroke. Have had to retire through ill health. A major part of my day is now devoted to trying to improve my guitar skills. You two guys are a part of my daily life.Please continue the great work you do.
Just wow man! I'm really happy for you and I really hope music can bring you all the joy in the world! Keep it up!
I'm in kinda the same situation Steve. Brain injuries creeping up on me from a lifetime of jackass and accidents mixed with my more serious enevours. Shocking concentration, anxiety and, at times, anger (which was never a problem in my past). But guitar is my go to for meditation, improved focus and patience...and i need a lot of that on my six strings because I am not talented. Glad to hear your brief story of why you play Steve. Best of luck with your rehab and playing. For me they are one in the same. Can I also suggest singing if you don't already? For many singing is a big ask. I find instructors who sing the note/chord changes really help me find that the key that I am otherwise a bit deaf to. Singing is really powerful stuff for the brain and mood. Guitar meditation on a whole different plane.
@@billherbert4961 Never give up ;)
“Life is what happens to us while we are making other plans.”
- John Lennon
@fjf sjdnx ..."Man I was mean, but I'm changing my scene and I'm doing the best that I can" - same
Originally Allen Saunders
"Seize the means of production" -V.I. Lenin
Marty is such a gracious and humble personality! When he is such a great guitar player, guitar teacher and great personality all around and 2,000,000 subscribers should attest too that! Rock on Marty and thank you for all your awesome tutorials and for being the awesome person you are! And thank you Mary for the awesome video!
Such a humble and wholesome guy - Mary your'e great too
It's a fun conversation for sure. Mary and Marty are amazing for sure.
I found Marty on You tube In June of 2009 after severely breaking my leg . His lessons and my old guitar helped me through a pretty bad time. Sadly I only posted one video on you tube myself about a year ago . I promised a friend in California I’d do more . I hope the motivation I’m feeling right now from this interview lasts at least long enough to do another soon. Thank you both for what you do , god bless you and stay safe and well !!!
California native here. I've met Marty. He's a really good guy who loves what he does. Respect.
Marty is such a great guitar teacher. Have a great day Mary.
i love the content of Mary's videos always but its so hard not to be mesmerized by her looks and soothing voice
Marty was massively important in me rediscovering the guitar about 10 years ago after a break of about 15 years. Now I play in a band and have released music. Thanks Marty!
yeah man i feel you, i just sat here reminiscing for a minute about all the videos i watched of his when I had been playing guitar for only like a week almost exactly 10 years ago now.
Great to see someone doing what he loves as a career and glad to see this interview. I tried playing guitar more than a few times when I was younger and actually took lessons in my late twenties for a while. Work got really busy and so did life and the guitar fell to the wayside. Scroll ahead to now - I am now semi-retired and actually have some time available. So, I finally got around to picking up the guitar again which had been sitting in the basement for over 30 years. I was hesitant as I know I will never be really good, especially with my short fingers, but decided to give it a shot anyhow. Sniffing around on RUclips there are all kinds of guitar experts showing how to play songs, etc., but none of them come close to breaking it down the way Marty does. He is hands down the best at explaining how and what is going on inside of a song. He has inspired me to go for it despite my age and lack of talent. He also has excellent taste in music. KEEP IT GOING MARTY.
Cool. This is a good story. I like it.
I started relearning guitar in April 2017 after retiring. Marty has been with me every step of the way. Love his livestreams as well. It feels like I know him. Thanks for this interview Mary.
Marty taught me many songs and techniques. This guy giveth so he receiveth...so happy to witness his rise online. Keep up all the music sharing goodness guys!
Marty is one of my favorite Guitarists, and the best guitar teacher I have ever learned from. I cant put to words how much I appreciate him and his ability to teach. He is a pleasure to listen to both in guitar and just to hear him tell a story. God bless and Thank you for having him on Mary!
I just love Marty....as an instructor and now after this interview even more so and perhaps even more importantly as a person. This was REAL and I gotta say one of the greatest gifts of this lockdown has been getting to know on a deeper and more intimate level all of these wonderful musical people (yourself included Mary) that we follow and learn from and deeply appreciate year in and year out. Also wonderful are all these artists (John Fogerty, James Taylor, Dennis DeYoung, several others) who I grew up listening to reaching out with performances from their lockdown. So good :)
Terrific interview, Mary. Marty has taught me so much and it was wonderful to hear of his journey.
Great interview! I started learning to play again in my 50s. Marty showed me how to play Wish You Were Here and My My Hey Hey.. These two songs woke up my guitar playing. Thank you so much for showing this video.
Thanks for the interview Mary. Started making drumset videos lately with the idea of putting out a course on grooving, so I appreciate the background on Marty and his journey.
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now. ~ Chinese Proverb
I don't like that saying, I get what it means, I know it is podantic but the second best time to plant a tree would have been 19 years ago, 364 days ago.
@occamsrager Once again I know I am being podantic but does that not mean the 1st best time would be now?
@@matthewloughran73 dude...shut up lol
@@matthewloughran73 The best time to learn how to spell 'pedantic' is now.
What a joy. Love what both of you do. Great insight into artists lives.
Such a great interview. Two of my favorites have come a long way 👏🏽
Easily my favorite Tuesday Talks! Marty is great people. I got to meet him in person and he IS just as nice he seems on RUclips! Thanks for sharing Mary! :)
The most awesome interview. I love Marty, he's such a champ. In fact you're both absolute winners.
Like many I started playing Guitar with all the extra time I have about 2 weeks ago. You guys, as well as Andy Guitar and others, have been invaluable in helping me understand what to expect, keeping me motivated, and soaking up as much information as I can. I'm finding myself highly motivated at a time when trying to learn to play a chord cleanly is a challenge. So thank yall very much for taking the time to do things like this.
Great video of two of my favorite RUclipsrs! Love you guys! I'm so glad that you are both able to make a living by doing what you love to do! Take care!
just occurred to me, I have the same desk lamp as you. Great video, very inspiring stories! Mary and Marty are amazing teachers and mentors. Thank you.
Two such delightful and passionate and generous people, thanks for letting us all hang out with you!
He is a gem, great man
Honest and real
I think Marty is one of the reasons RUclips is so successful
Great video, again! Good interview and discussion! It would be nice to see similar with Paul Davids or Justinguitar
it's so good to see when grinding doesn't feel like grinding. Thank you Marty!
Thanks Mary! Marty’s tutorials helped a lot of guitarists.
Great conversation! I've watched a lot of his videos lately. 16:45 I think the quote Marty is looking for is "Life happens.. while you are making other plans"
My favorite moment was at 44:01 where he talks about his dearest guitar. To me it sounds like even his voice is trembling a bit, like when you are getting nervous or really excited. And like you said in the beginning that you can really tell that Marty loves and lives Music. But his comment about his 335 and especially that honest expression at the time stamp is a testament for that. You just gotta love seeing musicians getting excited about music! Thank you Mary, keep up the great work.
I’m really enjoying the new style long format interviews, I hope you keep doing them.
You are both inspirational to us out here
Thank you 🙏
Keep on truckin ✌🏼🌈
Improving along the journey & the therapeutic benefits
Help us all 👌🏼🌈✌🏼
Two of my favorites....Mary and Marty crushing the guitar. 👍👍 This is what makes having a platform like RUclips.....the ability to see and hear great musicians that we might not have because of time and distance. 👍👍
Very cool, followed Marty's channel since Guitar Jamz. Inspired me to pick up the mexican strat guitar I bought and never learned to play. Thanks guys. A fan of both your channels. Stay safe Damien... Tasmania Australia.
Brilliant Interview.
Thank you for the insight to a Great Teacher!
Great interview. I love marty. He is so genuine, and I have learned so much from him. I wish him, and you, all success.
Both of you have brought joy to my life.
Thank you so much. This one really meant a lot to me!
I'm really liking this interview series awesome job keep it up so far I've seen Reina Del Cid and this one with Marty . Man I sure hope Reina Del Cid and the other favorites don't have to cancel their European tour, I've already bought my ticket for the show in Bern Switzerland months ago
Marty is a great interviewee, he just talks..!! And his passion is infectious. Great stuff!
Love both you guys .... keep up the fabulous work ;)
The Mary and Marty show! Love it!
Just discovering Mary Spender (and I'm a fan!), but I've been watching Marty Schwartz for several years, and I've learned a lot from him over the years. This is an excellent interview!
Great interview! You two are awesome!
Mary AND Marty …. Mind blown 🤯 lol - love you both
Same here, my low point was right before I found my dream career. It's great to hear Mary's story too.
that was so livin, so honest and so enjoyable.. wao.. THXS, massive thanks for making my msical morning sweeter.
Mary you’re both highly talented and adorable and easy to listen to...Marty is humble and great , great show.
Fun! Yes, I've listened to Marty too. :)
Marty is a class act and down to earth. Always enjoy his stuff!
Mary, you are a brilliant interviewer; this series is excellent And I still wear my Tuesday Tawks T!
Great interview Mary. Btw, I loved your old busking NYC video, and your Sultans of Swing cover with Leo Moracchioli.
Yes I've seen a few of Marty's vids as well. Good or bad at the guitar it truly is great once you can loose yourself in playing it and with the pentationc as well :) Thanks again for another great interview
Great video Mary. Love your channel. I'm a beginner and I've bought loads of Marty's courses. Marty with 2M viewers takes the time to mail me an autographed photo! How cool is that!
Marty truly is a class act. His subscriber base is a direct result and testament to his hard work, devotion, and love of what he does. We are most fortunate to have access to his gifts and talent! Thank you Marty.
Hey Mary and Marty, you've nailed it 100%. Simple discussion, about many interesting and down to earth things, no one beats that. Continue and great things will happen. Have a blast. Cheerio. Eric.
I love thinking of playing/practicing as part of my meditation practice! so cool to hear y'all speak about that as well :)
Great interview Mary. Marty's one of the true heroes of guitar instruction, just a super person and one of the very best at instruction. You should also interview Justin Sandercoe as Marty mentioned; that's another super person who has a slightly different successful business model. You could probably incorporate elements of his and Marty's paths as you develop your own path.
Very inspiring interview. Well done both of you.
What a great interview/story/chat!
4:50 Athletes call it being "in the zone". It is true of runners, swimmers, race car drivers, accomplished musicians, and stage actors. Being completely in the moment with no distractions we become relaxed and our perception is heightened. A good place to hang out.
Call me a fan Marty!
Thank you, more covers please.
Really enjoyed this episode. Thanks
Great Interview, Marty is such a humble guy!!
it doesnt get any better than hearing passionate people discuss their passions ... especially musicians
middaged new learner - I only just started Marty's beginner class - I like his teaching style......there are so many different teachers online and websites available and it's hard to decide which instructor to follow and learn from. I'm tempted to try Mary's online course.
Teaching any subject is the best way to learn anything, because it makes you look inside to see what you are trying to say/teach :D
You're combined list of recommended records/artists is so spot on. One I would add to that is Amazing Rhythm Aces, the only group I have ever heard live that was EXACTLY as they recorded - note for note. Some really good songs and riffs, and so well integrated that they could pull that off and still convey joy on stage and fun for the audience :)
Thanks Mary and Marty. And thank you Marty for teaching me how to play Don't Fear the Reaper, by BOC! My favorite band. Bad times right now. But we will get through this. May God bless you both.
Marty is the man who taught me how to play guitar and was the closest thing I've ever had to a real guitar teacher! Much love
omg I really love this guy. one of the first youtube guitar teachers I can remember :)
“ The Worst moment for me was right before the best.” at 11 min 40 seconds. Signed up for DistroKid, so thanks for that!
It is nice that you are so honest Marty. I think many people can relate to what you are saying.
Hi Mary/Marty,
I completely relate to what Marty says here. I played for many years, in and out of bands. I’ve gotten older now and see the guitar as something different now. I play because it brings me some peace, internally. This in no way way replaces God, but rather compliments that commitment. I’m exclusively fingerstyle for the last several years. When I pick up a guitar, I sometimes pick just a few notes, which will always take me somewhere new. I don’t play for anyone but myself these days. I’m not sure if meditation is the right word, but it could be for me, as I seem to end up going somewhere deeper each time.
By the way, when I picked up my guitar a few years ago to start this new era of my life, Marty was the first RUclips person I saw. His smiling face gave me a nudge I needed to get back to my love of guitar, and I’m grateful to that guy. Sometimes you just don’t know how far your encouragement actually goes, so I’m letting you know now, it goes further than you think
Thanks to Mary for this vid.. all the best.
Randy
i started learning with Marty's videos. Instantly recognized him in the thumbnail even though it been like 10 years since I've seen his videos.
Marty is a legend for us guitar students
Great twin interview, very enjoyable, thanks for the entertainment👍
Love this interview! Has certainly opened my mind up on certain aspects of making an income as a semi-pro musician.
Marty is the only reason i can play guitar, i owe him everything.
I remember Marty from his first channel. I was 13 back then and he helped me a lot. So in some meaning he along side Jimmy Page, David Gilmour and so on, has been mine inspiration.
Hey Marty! Big fan of you (and Mary - two of my favorites so I really love this video). At 38:45, you talk about jam bands you were into in high school - did you listen to God Street Wine? They were on the Horde tour and shared bills with Phish, Widespread Panic, Blues Traveler, even the Allmans. They also recorded at Bob Weir's studio out your way. Their singer, Lo Faber, is doing some really great stuff here on the 'Tube these days - check him out!
Great interview. I really wanted more details on what happened "before 4 years ago" (I love band breakup gossip) though I was able to infer a lot from the hints. It must grind Marty's gears that people other than him are still making money from his image and work but I'm glad things have worked out so well for him. He's certainly helped my playing, a lot.
Great interview. It was one of Marty's videos that got me started in my guitar journey nearly 4 years ago and the live video the two of you did last year that introduced me to your music. Lovely to see you together again.
Amazing interview Mary!
Hey Mar, I just wanted to say that myself, my wife and my friends saw your very first interview with him & it was great and this one is great as well. But we here on Long Island NY are all rooting for you to have a wonderful, happy fulfilling career! What’s separates you as compared to most RUclipsrs is 1, Your a Woman making a living in a male-dominated Industry, & Yes, it’s gotten much, much better than the ’80s ’90s but still has a long way to go! 2, you never use that fact that YOU ARE a smart, attractive young Woman to manipulate your career and 3, you’ve gone through some hard times and are not shy in saying that you have struggle with your career & choices you’ve made in your life and it’s NOT a “tell-all!” ( that’s why we also like Adam Neely as well ) because regardless if your a male or female? Everyone can totally relate to making mistakes! Even our favorite Rick B has made plenty ( more then he actually admits too I’m sure though lol ) so from your fans in NY keep up the good work! You’ve come a long way kiddo! I just turned 48 so now a can start using words like “kiddo” take care...
Marty was my first Ytube guitar teacher...the best...👍
justin sandercoe? would be a sick interview
Thanks, good video!
...and I am sure both of you ( Mary & Marty) never imagined in your widest imagination that you would have faithful subscribers siting near the might Victoria falls in Zambia. Watching your vids with sound of the cascading waterfalls constant in the back ground. Thanks to the RUclips Network. Heard Rick asking you, Mary, if RUclips were social media or a network platform...whatever it is, glad I found you guys and subscribed.
Thanks Mary, this was great.
Awesome interview!!
I am so exited to see this conversation!
3:30 - 5:00 and again around 6:00 - 6:30. I don’t have Marty’s skill set (or yours), but I often find guitar-playing to be therapeutic in pretty much that same “get lost in it,” something approaching meditative, way. In fact, it relates pretty directly to one of your tips for playing, Mary - the “in the dark” one. It’s really pretty easy to “get lost in it” when sitting in a dark room, especially if I’m playing along to a track I know well, or even something I’ve made up myself, so the mechanics of “this fingertip goes THERE, that one goes THERE,” or ‘Now it switches to THIS chord,” or “Here’s the key change,” and so on isn’t something I think about very much, if at all. It just, as you say, “flows.” My take on much of the conversation between the two of you boils down to “You be you, the rest will follow.”
Mary, such a great interview. Thank you for all the work that you did to share your interview with Marty with us.
Marty was the first online music teacher i learned guitar from some 10 years ago. Crazy
I wouldnt be playing guitar without Marty!