This course looks great. Just in case anyone missed it, RUclips has a wonderful video of Matt playing an instrumental arrangement of a tune that Nick Lucas sang on record in 1927 called "So Blue." He plays the song in the Lucas / Eddie Lang style, on a recently restored 1937 Gibson Nick Lucas guitar, and he and the guitar sound fabulous. Check it out: ruclips.net/video/eeTNkDyZFrQ/видео.html
Hello what strings are on this guitar here. Guage brand and type, sounds really nice. Flatwound Tomastik type dont really work on this right ? Thank you
From Peghead site: Matt Munisteri’s 1930 Gibson L-5 Guitar Matt talks about one of his 1930 Gibson L-5 guitars in this video. He discusses the history of the L-5 a bit and how he acquired this particular instrument from TR Crandall Guitars in Manhattan. The guitar had been owned for many years by someone who lived just a few blocks from Matt’s grandfather in Brooklyn, and when Matt had some work done on it he discovered that the great archtop guitar maker John D’Angelico had most likely worked on the guitar, probably replacing the frets, refinishing it, widening the f-holes slightly, slimming the neck, and replacing the fingerboard and tailpiece. It’s serial number is only seven digits away from his main guitar, another L-5, which he’s played since 2000. Matt also talks about some of the other guitars favored by early jazz players and finishes by playing the early jazz classic “Jeannine.”
This looked great. I was hooked to by the course. That is, until I clicked the linked and found out that you guys don't let me buy the course. You want me to SUBSCRIBE and pay you monthly. Subscriptions on everything is a borderline scam tactic - people loose track of their subscriptions and end up overpaying.. I don't condone that, especially when it comes to my own wallet. You just lost a customer.
Wow, it certainly was a distinctive way of playing. Fascinating.
wow this is perfect for me ... i would love to learn all those things!
Just saw you on youtube with Mara Kaye & band, wow just love your playing ,love that rhythm on this video from 1m30.
This course looks great. Just in case anyone missed it, RUclips has a wonderful video of Matt playing an instrumental arrangement of a tune that Nick Lucas sang on record in 1927 called "So Blue." He plays the song in the Lucas / Eddie Lang style, on a recently restored 1937 Gibson Nick Lucas guitar, and he and the guitar sound fabulous. Check it out: ruclips.net/video/eeTNkDyZFrQ/видео.html
Hello what strings are on this guitar here. Guage brand and type, sounds really nice. Flatwound Tomastik type dont really work on this right ? Thank you
What is the name of the song at the end?
Did Matt get a new L5? Curious to hear the story.
From Peghead site:
Matt Munisteri’s 1930 Gibson L-5 Guitar Matt talks about one of his 1930 Gibson L-5 guitars in this video. He discusses the history of the L-5 a bit and how he acquired this particular instrument from TR Crandall Guitars in Manhattan. The guitar had been owned for many years by someone who lived just a few blocks from Matt’s grandfather in Brooklyn, and when Matt had some work done on it he discovered that the great archtop guitar maker John D’Angelico had most likely worked on the guitar, probably replacing the frets, refinishing it, widening the f-holes slightly, slimming the neck, and replacing the fingerboard and tailpiece. It’s serial number is only seven digits away from his main guitar, another L-5, which he’s played since 2000. Matt also talks about some of the other guitars favored by early jazz players and finishes by playing the early jazz classic “Jeannine.”
Who are the other great players in this style? I know Eddie lang, but anyone else modern? Pizzarelli?
Check out Whitt Smith, Raymond Nijenhuis, Ben Gateno.
Molly Reeves swings like crazy
This looked great. I was hooked to by the course. That is, until I clicked the linked and found out that you guys don't let me buy the course. You want me to SUBSCRIBE and pay you monthly. Subscriptions on everything is a borderline scam tactic - people loose track of their subscriptions and end up overpaying.. I don't condone that, especially when it comes to my own wallet. You just lost a customer.