Glen Campbell - Gentle on My Mind (Live) - Musician's Reaction
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Glen Campbell didn't like performing as much as he did session work. He was part of the Wrecking Crew and was known for getting his part down in one take. There was a virtuosity to his talent because session work required the ability to come up, on the spot, something specific to that session.
Glen Campbell is someone to learn about. He was the real deal. And adding to the other person who commented about the other musicians, that's a generation of talent on that stage that cannot be matched today.
That was a collection of country music stars (and some legends like WIllie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Roy Clark, Chet Atkins, etc.). I think it took place in the late 90's. There are other videos showing performances from the other artists in these gatherings.
It's a great show all around. My favorite is Dan Seals doing Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold. Just a perfect performance.
On that musical, the is about 1 or 2 million dollars of talent on that show.
Great to have no pitch correction or auto tune. Just talent.
you really need to research this country gathering it was Legendary!
Such a great performance. The saddest aspect is that, at the end end, his wife would show him these videos and not recognize himself doing these amazing things on the guitar and not realizing he's the one doing it 😭
oh man
🎉 If you liked this, you need to try on some Roy Clark (he was in the mix), he could play ANYTHING with strings‼️
Glen had several big hits. Wichita Lineman is beautiful.
NO autotune, no synthesizers.. just a country boy with a band picking and singing.. Beautiful.. This amazing man passed from Alzheimer's a few yrs ago.. but they said even when he couldn't talk anymore he could pick.
When you have Chet Atkins, Roy Clark, Ferlin Husky, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Ray Stephens, John Hartford, June Carter, Chrystal Gayle mesmerized by your playing, you know you're on a different level.
nonchalant . . . exactly. And perfect, and rich.
This is an hour long program. That entire room is filled with old-time country artists - some who are known for their guitar playing like Glenn Campbell - specifically Roy Clark and Chet Atkins. See if you can find the program - it is amazing to watch.
Glen and Rik Emmett are the two best singer/guitarist combos I have ever seen. Glen was a MONSTER guitar player.
This was called Folk music which had touches of country and transformed into country which was a style of John Denver’s at that time also. You don’t hear this type much anymore, folk was a style that started as far from the 40’s which told stories of traveling or being on the road or anything dealing with life in general. Glenn was one of the best guitarists from 50’s to 70’s even Rick stars envied him
It's interesting to see younger people (than myself !), interested in Glen Campbell. I was born in the 60's and I never appreciated him when I was a kid because if I WAS even interested in music, it was the Beatles, Zeppelin, The Monkeys etc because I was like 8 or 10 years old, but there were certain songs he did that really bowled me over, and one was Wichita Lineman. I found that song very haunting and even more so now that I am much older. He was a very good songwriter and also as everyone can see, an excellent guitarist.
It's wonderful to see your kind of people getting youtube channels.It's inspirational! Seeing someone push through sever mental handicaps to become a RUclips reactor. It's gets you kind of choked up. It's just like watching the Special Olympics.
Me and you thought the exact same way. I just found this song and the first thing I noticed was the story telling. It is so beautiful and poetic. And the guitar fits so well with this song. This song is a masterpiece
Glen had a TV show in the 60's and he introduced many other performers. He had many hit songs and he really was extremely talented on the guitar. His gentle voice and relaxed delivery of country music was becoming popular. I am an Elvis fan but enjoyed other musicians. At the same time as Elvis was becoming famous there was a hit song Be Bop a Lula by Gene Vincent. He sounded so much like Elvis that Elvis mom and many others thought it was Elvis. I recently got interested in finding Gene and found out about his career. Thanks to y tube I found some live performances. He would be an interesting reaction. A true rock and roller to the end.
Elvis was busy making movies and only had sound tracts from the movies which produced few hits.
Glen was self taught on the guitar and couldn't read music. It's also interesting that Eddie Van Halen once wanted Glen to give him guitar lessons. True story!
what struck me is how the entire band joined in immediately when glen struck his 1st note. Amazing. Glenn was so good and could play anything - all by ear - super accurate. Eddie Van Halen, in his prime begged Glenn for a lesson.
A great guitar player, but also a great singer...one of the best.
an observation….. there are probably 5 or more folks in that group that are as accomplished as Glen ….. and they all respect each other …….. Chet Atkins, Willie Nelson, Roy Clark and many more are there …. that MIGHT be Earl Scruggs on banjo ….
Crystal Gale, Ray Stevens
This recording was done in the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville TN; several videos were made and called the "Ryman Country Homecoming" in 1999. The Beginning of this video shows Chet Atkins saying (about Gentle on my Mind) was done too slow when RCA producer and singer Felton Jarvis recorded a record in early 1967 & released in 68 (and Felton also produced a recording of this song for it's author, John Hartford, about the same timing and same pacing). Bobby Bare confirms, he (Felton) did it too slow; Glen agrees, it was too slow. Then Bobby says, but you did it faster, and Campbell says, "that was it". Bobby says "well do the way you did it". Glen's release of this song on Capitol Records was just about the perfect pace for Country Music and the booming Folk Song market.
My hubby who knows old country a heck of a lot more than me.... way back in the day stuff.. (he's a bit older than me lol).. says this is a country reunion they had back in the 90's. I know some of the faces from 70's on but he's know most faces from the 50's and 60's.
If you only knew just how iconic the musicians are that are in that room besides his badass self.
This song was written by John Hartford, a very underrated musician and songwriter.
checkin in ... i gotta say those people were in awe and they showed it ,glen was a great among basic
You talk about all of this like you could do it with both your hands and your beard tied behind your back. Glen Campbell is a legend. A studio guitarist who played with the greats' on their top charting hits. He was even a Beach Boy for a time. Please tell us all of your great accomplishments...
also, notice when Ray Stevens (sitting to the left of Glen) leans over and they have a short conversation and Glen doesn't miss a pick
All those people , in the room, were famous guitarists, singers of his time( Chet Adkins for example). Jimmy Webb was the songwriter of that piece and other songs. He put Glen Campbell on the map but yet Glen was a very well paid sessions guitarist before that. You will never know Glen's startup to hyper fame till you hear each of his 1960's hits with Jimmy Webb's songwriting. The productions were just unbelievable!!! Glen was a master guitarist.
I believe that John Hartford wrote Gentle on my Mind. Jimmy Webb wrote Wichita Lineman, By the Time I Get to Phoenix and Galveston.
Guitar is an Ovation.... he was one of the first mainstream entertainers, that I recall, to use an ovation....
Gentle on my Mind is my favorite.. Glen could play guitar with the best. He did back up with Elvis from what I've heard..Eddie Van Halen even had a guitar lesson or 2 from Glen Campbell.. That's how amazing Glen could pick a guitar.
You do realize he was one of the best guitarists of all time that Eddie Van Halen asked him for lessons
Called real Music !!!!
I like the bandjo
This is what older country was, story telling.
He was a member of The Wrecking Ctew
This guitar has that sound because of what it is made of. Wood face but the back is round and made of some kind of plastic. I had one in the eighties and loved it but the sound wasn't a traditional wood sound. It is an Ovation guitar
John Hartford was one of the best lyricists ever... it's also worth checking out his version of his song.
Glen Campbell was self-taught. Maybe take a few minutes and watch the live performance of Glenn playing the "William Tell Overture" on a 12-string.
Glenn Campbell...
William Tell Overture
He played an Ovation guitars composite bodies good sound.
Hybrid picking also (Merle) Travis picking. That guitar is an early Ovation one of the first electro acoustic using piezo pickups which were REAL twangy back then.
Jerry Reed, Glenn Campbell..
Pick That Thing Son
it's an ovation guitar
Glenn Campbell was taken from us by Alzheimer's, and he was aware that the end was close. In his last recorded song, he explains that he'll not remember his wife and family near the end. ruclips.net/video/yrIW5RpvBnM/видео.html
No disrespect to the others but Glenn has no equal here