Here's my favorite part of the interview: "I know who the best Hendrix was, I know who the best Django Reinhardt was, I know who the best Yngwie Malmsteen is and one day I want to be the best me that there is. So I think that's really what it's all about. Music can't be viewed as a competition, I don't think it's an Olympic thing where you have to beat the other guy. I think if you have to beat anything it's you a week ago or a year ago, you have to be better then that. So everyone's on their own course, and you never succeed. It's not like you win one day, like "cool now I sound like me, now I'm the best". I think the more you work on music, the more you search music, the more you realize actually you know nothing. And that's a beautiful thing as it gives you more motivation when you wake up the next morning to pick up your instrument with humility and learn some more about it" Guthrie is a very inspiring person, both with his amazing music and humble personality. He seems like a very down to earth guy.
seriously one of my favorite all time quotes. Like some of the most perfect thoughts about development anyone's ever had. Guthrie is more enlightened than super geniuses like Elon Musk.
The key to Guthrie Govan's technique is economy in motion; he barely lifts his fingers above the strings' surface. His picking hand and fret hand are in perfect synchronicity. He has to be one of the greatest guitarists of all time!
Can you even imagine what the reaction would have been if somehow this man were transported back to 1970?! Even today with our senses overstimulated and sated by 30 years of various super shredders GG is still gobsmacking to witness with his total mastery of his instrument. But he also seems somehow to embody the more innocent spirit of the early 70s in his approach, it's just that he performs at a level no-one then could even have imagined.
They would consider him being above any guitarist of that era and will probably affect the guitar world of this current time…….but still it’s hard to say that Guthrie Govan is a product of what his been listening to over the years since he was 3 years old
You know, I imagine the same thing. I’ve never liked the old school guitar players from the 80’s to say. I hate the appearance they adopted, like spandex and creepy personality plus their ego ugh I hate slash and Yngwie just because they look like douch$&@ with guitars, specially Slash with that stupid hat and that guitar hanging almost around his knees, geez i know that was kinda the norm back then but damn it why it had to be so cliché, If we transport this guy back to the 80’ with his humble appearance he would have change completely that stereotype
@@alannkevin if you didn’t live through it, you couldn’t understand. There was a lot of innovation going on in the 80’s and the guitar became a definite focal point in rock music as well as a lot of jazz. Check out Shawn Lane, Al DiMeola (great 70’s albums, too) Joe Satriani and a ton of other guys. I think you’ll dig it because it’s about the music not the fashion, right?
@@eddiepigg5333 I was born in 1987 so I am not from that era but they still had a strong influence back in the early 90’s. The thing I hated the most was the fashion and their lifestyle. Almost all of them had a very dissolute life and they pushed it like if they were gods, and I’ve never accepted that stupid crap because I believe that if you are one of the lucky ones to get to fame you should take that platform as an advantage to send some positive vibes and encourage the young kids or fans to have a better life and be productive. Some of them played drunk like Slash and some were addicts to the fullest. Steve Morse and Steve Vai and you mentioned some others, were along the few that took it seriously and impacted everyone with their talent and taught us that you don’t have to act like a moron or dress like a drag queen to be a successful guitar player or rock star
In the past two months when I discovered Guthrie Govan, I have become one of his biggest fans, not only for his outstanding musicality, but more for his humility and his vision. God bless him and keep him.
Just came home from his workshop here in Brazil... since I was helping with the translation, got to talk to him a lot... It's amazing how humble and open and simple minded this guy is... Im hiw newest fan. Got a photo with him too hahahaha and the autograph.
I would give up a crucial body part just to see Mr. Govan and my old friend Scott Van Zen in the same room! Even if nary a single note were played! The conversation would be an ample lesson for any compassionate Human being. These two guys checked their Egos at the door many snows ago. This encounter would melt plasma..........................Period! Oh to be a fly on THAT wall. Your ear will thank you for listening to Scott's musical message. Please do not misunderstand me, I do not intend to discount Guthrie Govan's unique Mastery of the guitar in any fashion, I'm simply running a beautiful scenario in own picture frame....One Love!
When you watch this vid it kind of makes watching a Steve Vai vid kind of tame. Guthrie rips in odd times and through key changes. His picking technique is certainly top shelf. Those long tap runs... man, things of beauty.
Have you read what guthrie Hoban has been doing? Steve Vai is extremely good at the thing he does. Guthrie’s long time day job requires him to be pretty fantastic at whatever they put in front of him that week whatever genre it’s from.
what's up T ! wow 8 years old ! Guthrie is even better now , hard if not impossible to believe , I can't get enough of this guy ...wish you would put up some more of your guitar work , but when you have time and all , I know how things can get , see ya round bud .....
Guthrie Govan! The whole history of guitar in every measure, but it's all personal; that's what makes Govan's music so great. A most joyful hour. Thank you.
Guthrie is the utmost guitar king. His musical IQ is beyond anything in this world. Legatto, two-hands, sweep-picking… he does it all and makes it sound really good
2021 anyone? Also is anyone else in awe of how quickly he got rid of the slide and took the rolling paper out from under the strings after the slide solo in Ner Ner?
I want to say props to the musicians playing with Gandalf here - specially the other 6-string guitar player, as he doesn't get much camera time but he is doing a sterling job.
The points he makes in the third interview are perfect - "I know who the best jimi hendrix was, django reinhardt, who the best malmsteen is - I just want to be the best 'me' there is.". There's no real destination to mastery if the instrument but instead a journey. One that keeps you humble, entertained, saddened, you name it. For me, it is life.
The vast wealth of endless experience across cultures and styles---that bass player was a beast first song. Always keep your eye on the journey and trek---the money, adoration, and love is secondary and comes in time. Be sure to warsh your hands
I know Guthrie is truly outstanding and a master of his craft, but dear lord everyone else is so fucking tight too, the rhythm guitar, bass, drums, everything are so in tuned with one another. That demonstration at the beginning just shows the chemistry between these master class musicians
I love the manner he is talking about extremely hard to play music in such a simple, sympathetic way. And the dichotomy "good music vs bad music" is a way of life. What a fantastic musician!
Guthrie thinks like I do...I've been playing since I was about 7 and worked it just like him and he's right, it's all about being a better you...nothing to do with who else is around you. Then make it work with other players...not always easy...what a player...!!!
quando govan nasceu ele era muito lindo, foi quando ele falou pra Deus que queria ser um grande guitarrista, entao Deus respondeu certo colocarei toda sua beleza em habilidade musical e foi nisso que deu!!! rsrsrs
It's very cool that the Japanese enjoy some of the best parts of Western culture like Jazz/Fusion/Rock/Classical music, whisky, rugby, Elvis, baseball, soccer, etc. It's like they are picking the best bits out and skipping the rest.
Porque en las radios tiene que salir el sonido de Dady Yankee diciendo "menea,meneaaaaa" y nunca NI SIQUIERA oí nombrar a semejante mounstro de la guitarra!!
Lucho Chal Pero se puede ser mas imbecil?? Justamente estoy criticando que en la mayoría de las radios pasan musica de mierda como el regaeton, pop y esas porquerias pasatistas, y en consecuencia uno se pierde de conocer a grandes artistas como Govan!
+Kevin Perez Maybe isn't jaelousy, maybe it's just that goddamn metalheads that think "if it isn't heavy and fast, it is shit". That's my thought because i was one of these scum bags.
+Gustavo Ferreira damn man I totally understand what you said there. I was very close minded when it came to music as well but since I picked up the guitar I realized you have to appreciate everything because it's all music ya know
Smoke on the water proves my point. You can have an insane shredders next to Guthrie. Yet Guthries solo is clearly the superior just because of his phrasing and stuff. Aka Shred can totally have feel.
Guthrie isn't just a shredder, everything he does has a purpose and a place in his music,, I just ran across this video, now I'm gonna go find his cd.. thanx!
I agree that this bass player is not up to par but it's nice to see someone that isn't picture perfect all the time. Guthrie isn't hung up on how much better he is than everyone and you can tell he's having a blast. Just sayin'.
loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool... are YOU the bassist or something.... he's shit hot alright... just remember to remove the word hot.
32:07 "I grew up in a house where there was a lot of music being played, so I heard everything from Elvis to Puccini, to west side story to Joe Pass, a good rich diet of music from an early age. So There's probably a bigger influence than anything else, that's where I learned how to think about music, and how to approach it."
Have you heard the version of Fives on Lee Ritenour's "6 String Theory" album? It's a newer studio version (than Erotic Cakes) with Tal Wilkenfeld (and Govan, not Ritenour.) Just wondering 🤔
@Harry Roberts well, i heard the newer version first and it's perhaps biased me (to it). I'm a new-ish Govan listener, but I kind of feel i may have started at the top. It's on here.
GG is far ahead now of most all who have influenced his sound historically. Yet he treads lightly in both style and variance while he continues to progress. This fellow is a gentleman in the present but does in no way allow that achieved level of respect to curtail ['mo and 'betta] sounds to come. Is he technical? Certainly. Does this detract from his latest renderings? NO. Not at all. This fellow is the consummate gentleman who was, is , and will be pressing the envelope of method and style while quite staying out of the way of the finished product. This is known as "Genuine Respect for the Music". Digest, won't you?
It's true about Govan : he is, to use your expression, outstanding. And you're totally on point regarding Frank Gambale. In fact, I remember seeing an interview with Dweezil Zappa and he stated that, when preparing his chops for the initial Zappa Plays Zappa tour, he turned to a Gambale instructional d.v.d. for picking guidance in order to be able to play his late father's compositions.
Dude, nice ear you got there. That's definitely it. But could it be that he did it like just unconscious? Like while improvising and then.. nah i would say he did it on purpose
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Here's my favorite part of the interview:
"I know who the best Hendrix was, I know who the best Django Reinhardt was, I know who the best Yngwie Malmsteen is and one day I want to be the best me that there is. So I think that's really what it's all about. Music can't be viewed as a competition, I don't think it's an Olympic thing where you have to beat the other guy. I think if you have to beat anything it's you a week ago or a year ago, you have to be better then that. So everyone's on their own course, and you never succeed. It's not like you win one day, like "cool now I sound like me, now I'm the best". I think the more you work on music, the more you search music, the more you realize actually you know nothing. And that's a beautiful thing as it gives you more motivation when you wake up the next morning to pick up your instrument with humility and learn some more about it"
Guthrie is a very inspiring person, both with his amazing music and humble personality. He seems like a very down to earth guy.
So am I avoiding the question, or did that make sense?
well said. he is absolutely brilliant!!
seriously one of my favorite all time quotes. Like some of the most perfect thoughts about development anyone's ever had. Guthrie is more enlightened than super geniuses like Elon Musk.
I was obliged to be industrious. Whoever is equally industrious will succeed equally well. JS Bach
We are listening to absolute greatness period.
The key to Guthrie Govan's technique is economy in motion; he barely lifts his fingers above the strings' surface. His picking hand and fret hand are in perfect synchronicity. He has to be one of the greatest guitarists of all time!
I was going to say the same, he is so efficient with his movements. Speed comes from efficiency. Great technique, so precise.
Check Igor Paspalj
@@vladavasiljev Thanks, I will.😎
It's as much about his right hand as his left but a good observation. Now observe his right hand ;)
Guthrie Govan is how i want humanity to be remembered once we're gone
if history willl be kindhearted
Aye.
Minus the English teeth
Can you even imagine what the reaction would have been if somehow this man were transported back to 1970?! Even today with our senses overstimulated and sated by 30 years of various super shredders GG is still gobsmacking to witness with his total mastery of his instrument. But he also seems somehow to embody the more innocent spirit of the early 70s in his approach, it's just that he performs at a level no-one then could even have imagined.
They would consider him being above any guitarist of that era and will probably affect the guitar world of this current time…….but still it’s hard to say that Guthrie Govan is a product of what his been listening to over the years since he was 3 years old
How would people back then react to mobile phones and computers? It's stupid and pointless to even go down that route.
You know, I imagine the same thing. I’ve never liked the old school guitar players from the 80’s to say. I hate the appearance they adopted, like spandex and creepy personality plus their ego ugh I hate slash and Yngwie just because they look like douch$&@ with guitars, specially Slash with that stupid hat and that guitar hanging almost around his knees, geez i know that was kinda the norm back then but damn it why it had to be so cliché, If we transport this guy back to the 80’ with his humble appearance he would have change completely that stereotype
@@alannkevin if you didn’t live through it, you couldn’t understand. There was a lot of innovation going on in the 80’s and the guitar became a definite focal point in rock music as well as a lot of jazz. Check out Shawn Lane, Al DiMeola (great 70’s albums, too) Joe Satriani and a ton of other guys. I think you’ll dig it because it’s about the music not the fashion, right?
@@eddiepigg5333 I was born in 1987 so I am not from that era but they still had a strong influence back in the early 90’s. The thing I hated the most was the fashion and their lifestyle. Almost all of them had a very dissolute life and they pushed it like if they were gods, and I’ve never accepted that stupid crap because I believe that if you are one of the lucky ones to get to fame you should take that platform as an advantage to send some positive vibes and encourage the young kids or fans to have a better life and be productive. Some of them played drunk like Slash and some were addicts to the fullest. Steve Morse and Steve Vai and you mentioned some others, were along the few that took it seriously and impacted everyone with their talent and taught us that you don’t have to act like a moron or dress like a drag queen to be a successful guitar player or rock star
So impressed by the skill of Korean musicians.. Guthrie as usual is great but the band is so good also..
Listen to Guthrie Govan talking is as good as listening to him playing. He’s amazing on every aspect.
Wonderful Slippery Things @1:02
Fives @12:40
Ner Ner @18:30
Rhode Island Shred @34:25
Waves @38:20
Smoke On The Water @45:51
thank you so much.
Don't forget the interviews at 9:30 31:22 and 44:35
First Interview song is called "Slidey Boy"
@@oki4960 SLIDEY BOI
thankyou bro
In the past two months when I discovered Guthrie Govan, I have become one of his biggest fans, not only for his outstanding musicality, but more for his humility and his vision. God bless him and keep him.
LE plus GRAND guitariste actuel. IL sait tout jouer à la perfection, et maîtrise tous les styles du moderne au vintage. Et en plus humble ...
That bassist is the absolute embodiment of "if it's not clean, it's no good"
Just came home from his workshop here in Brazil... since I was helping with the translation, got to talk to him a lot... It's amazing how humble and open and simple minded this guy is... Im hiw newest fan. Got a photo with him too hahahaha and the autograph.
One of the best guitarists on the planet.
I would give up a crucial body part just to see Mr. Govan and my old friend Scott Van Zen in the same room! Even if nary a single note were played! The conversation would be an ample lesson for any compassionate Human being. These two guys checked their Egos at the door many snows ago. This encounter would melt plasma..........................Period! Oh to be a fly on THAT wall. Your ear will thank you for listening to Scott's musical message. Please do not misunderstand me, I do not intend to discount Guthrie Govan's unique Mastery of the guitar in any fashion, I'm simply running a beautiful scenario in own picture frame....One Love!
When you watch this vid it kind of makes watching a Steve Vai vid kind of tame. Guthrie rips in odd times and through key changes. His picking technique is certainly top shelf. Those long tap runs... man, things of beauty.
@@svenradd1027 That's true. But I rate Gilbert above Vai and Satriani.
The master
@@svenradd1027 ㄡㄡㄣㄡㄣㄣㄣㄦㄣ
Have you read what guthrie Hoban has been doing? Steve Vai is extremely good at the thing he does. Guthrie’s long time day job requires him to be pretty fantastic at whatever they put in front of him that week whatever genre it’s from.
what's up T ! wow 8 years old ! Guthrie is even better now , hard if not impossible to believe , I can't get enough of this guy ...wish you would put up some more of your guitar work , but when you have time and all , I know how things can get , see ya round bud .....
I think Shawn would have LOVED Guthrie's playing!! So special. This is awesome. Love the first tune:)
Guthrie Govan! The whole history of guitar in every measure, but it's all personal; that's what makes Govan's music so great. A most joyful hour. Thank you.
Guthrie is in a league of his own. Simply magical and effortless !!!
Guthrie is the utmost guitar king. His musical IQ is beyond anything in this world. Legatto, two-hands, sweep-picking… he does it all and makes it sound really good
One of the most amazing musicians to ever grace this planet and he lives and plays in complete humility. What an inspiration this man is!
2021 anyone? Also is anyone else in awe of how quickly he got rid of the slide and took the rolling paper out from under the strings after the slide solo in Ner Ner?
Agreed, but a large set of rizlas to get hold I S. Korea lol
2022 for me!
Yea he's also a MAGICIAN 🎩 hahaha
I want to say props to the musicians playing with Gandalf here - specially the other 6-string guitar player, as he doesn't get much camera time but he is doing a sterling job.
The points he makes in the third interview are perfect - "I know who the best jimi hendrix was, django reinhardt, who the best malmsteen is - I just want to be the best 'me' there is.".
There's no real destination to mastery if the instrument but instead a journey. One that keeps you humble, entertained, saddened, you name it. For me, it is life.
So much Respect to the bassist.. He's mood me makes me shock bcuz.. Heyy he do something outstanding thoo!
yeah, nice, but can he play Smoke on th... oh... shit
hahahha
Finally XD
I just spit ice tea out of my nose you asshole! Lol!
22:15
This is the hands down the best improvisation I’ve ever heard
What an amazing musician ! Gives inspiration to everyone, even to the people who dislikes
I agree with castle,not of this world...but blessed to have him among us, he truly stands alone.
The vast wealth of endless experience across cultures and styles---that bass player was a beast first song. Always keep your eye on the journey and trek---the money, adoration, and love is secondary and comes in time. Be sure to warsh your hands
Ner Ner solo was something out of this world, Truly magnificent !!
Nunca vi guitarrista tão completo como este!
+Ruben Matos Tadinho do Kiko kkkkkkkkk
Steve Vai
concordo
Even Steve can't get to the beast Govan
Recomendo conhecer o trabalho de JUBILEU FILHO, ele é um dos guitarristas mais completos do Brasil.
Great video! Always a pleasure watching someone on stage with so much energy and fun!
I know Guthrie is truly outstanding and a master of his craft, but dear lord everyone else is so fucking tight too, the rhythm guitar, bass, drums, everything are so in tuned with one another. That demonstration at the beginning just shows the chemistry between these master class musicians
I love the manner he is talking about extremely hard to play music in such a simple, sympathetic way. And the dichotomy "good music vs bad music" is a way of life. What a fantastic musician!
Fantastico. Genial: Maravilloso y prodigioso guitarrista.
esse cara na minha opinião e uns dos maiores guitarristas da atualidade!
MASSIVE ... the talent, the musicianship, the music, performance, sound quality, production.
That guy is the best! Not just in blues, but in all kind of music! Guthrie Govan rocks!
Manoooooo
Não acreditei e vi umas 10 vezes e ainda fico admirado nessa parte 14:18 do vídeo
Se lokoooooo
28:50 R.I.P he was a good bottleneck, his family will miss him.
Guthrie is something of another galaxy :3
Meu amigo...Guthrie é um músico excepcional...fico feliz por ver mais um grande show sendo UPADO por um brasileiro!
I love Guthrie's approach to playing guitar, its got a complete freedom and a Shawn Lane/Vai-type of Lunacy that keeps it interesting :)
Very fine musicians! Really glad to watch them. Valeu o aporte Ricardo...!
that rhythm guitarist be like "Hey everyone, just to remind you that i'm still here :)"
Feel sorry for the keys player more. He's not even visible 😂
Man, I still can't get over how unbelievably brilliant he is on the guitar! And that keyboard solo in Smoke On he Water was astonishing as well! :)
What a marvellously pure and modest genius.
Esse cara é mestre demais.
he looks just like Ian Anderson circa 1968
Thanks for the upload. Top shelf talent here. Some of the finest in the world!
now that's some hours behind the guitar!
Epic! Guthrie is incredible and the rest of them were pretty amazing too! Well worth watching
What a charming and intimidating beast of a musician...
Lots of styles, from Les Paul and Chet Atkins, to most modern guitar styles out there!!
That solo in ner ner .... Wow
O Guthie Govan é magro porque toca o dia todo, por isso não sobra tempo pra comer. kkkkk
music instructor told me to check this dude out, not disappointed one hell of a guitarist
Buen aporte hermano, excelente concierto.
Guthrie thinks like I do...I've been playing since I was about 7 and worked it just like him and he's right, it's all about being a better you...nothing to do with who else is around you. Then make it work with other players...not always easy...what a player...!!!
Nothing short of phenomenal, mind-boggling and insane
Officially inspired! Glad my friend turned me on to this awesome musician today!
great guitar player, awesome musician, congratulations Govan!
que salvaje el pianista en la parte que le toca su turno en la canción de deep purple
27:07 i love when he points to the pacman ghosts of his t shirt :D, it's truly haunting when he uses the slide, i cant stop listening his music :3
That Korean bassist is spectacular with his fingers and thedrummers is pretty damaging good too
quando govan nasceu ele era muito lindo, foi quando ele falou pra Deus que queria ser um grande guitarrista, entao Deus respondeu certo colocarei toda sua beleza em habilidade musical e foi nisso que deu!!! rsrsrs
27:07 guthrie push his pac-man. haha
Na moral, que show foda!
It's very cool that the Japanese enjoy some of the best parts of Western culture like Jazz/Fusion/Rock/Classical music, whisky, rugby, Elvis, baseball, soccer, etc. It's like they are picking the best bits out and skipping the rest.
He's on a different level far beyond the human technical limit.
Man, I feel so motivated after watching Guthrie :')
cuanta maestria MR. GUTHRIE GOVAN
Que agrandado ese koreano que se adueñó del show .en el tema de Deep purple no?
The best live version of Guthrie
Thanx for upload ! Amazing play from guthrie 🤩
Porque en las radios tiene que salir el sonido de Dady Yankee diciendo "menea,meneaaaaa" y nunca NI SIQUIERA oí nombrar a semejante mounstro de la guitarra!!
malo malo ud se la pasa bailando esa mierda y viene aca a darselas de popular pffff
Lucho Chal Pero se puede ser mas imbecil?? Justamente estoy criticando que en la mayoría de las radios pasan musica de mierda como el regaeton, pop y esas porquerias pasatistas, y en consecuencia uno se pierde de conocer a grandes artistas como Govan!
tan guevon si yo lo he visto bailando eso bobo
Lucho Chal No se entiende un carajo lo que escribís, hay algo llamado COMA (,), que se utiliza para poder ir dandole coherencia y cohesión a un texto.
uyy en serio jajajajajaajaa
83 dislikes? Lolol.. Jealousy is something else! Lolol! :-D
+Kevin Perez Maybe isn't jaelousy, maybe it's just that goddamn metalheads that think "if it isn't heavy and fast, it is shit". That's my thought because i was one of these scum bags.
+Gustavo Ferreira damn man I totally understand what you said there. I was very close minded when it came to music as well but since I picked up the guitar I realized you have to appreciate everything because it's all music ya know
Good point!
bagui bao
why hate on metalheads?
Smoke on the water proves my point. You can have an insane shredders next to Guthrie. Yet Guthries solo is clearly the superior just because of his phrasing and stuff. Aka Shred can totally have feel.
Guthrie isn't just a shredder, everything he does has a purpose and a place in his
music,, I just ran across this video, now I'm gonna go find his cd.. thanx!
I agree that this bass player is not up to par but it's nice to see someone that isn't picture perfect all the time. Guthrie isn't hung up on how much better he is than everyone and you can tell he's having a blast. Just sayin'.
I’d love to see Guthrie do a collaboration with les claypool
Pretty please!!!
Yesss
Fretless only.
I'm shocked it never happened. I bet if they jammed they'd write some weird fuckin sick shit. Two oddballs in their own right
Muito bom mesmo.... não conhecia. Confesso que adorei.
This is the standard we all fall short of as guitarists and I love it!
The best thing about guthrie's shred it every note is thought about
The Asian rhythm guitarist must feel like a spare part. Feel sorry for him! Although privileged to be playing with Guthrie :)
What about the drummer?Poor guy didn't do anything for the hole show
He did a frickin sweet solo.
Wow such great musical interactions at the end. What an amazing performance.
If anyone is wondering if his fingers get tired (Rhoad Island Shred) he "lets the music carry him through" ...Great Talent...
50:40 The backing guitarist completely stole the show!!! fucking hell I've got goosebumps
+Calum Lewis he's asian, that doesn´t count
+Calum Lewis he's good, but he hardly stole the show. If anything I'd say the bassist is nearly at Govan's level, he's shit hot. whoever he is.
loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool... are YOU the bassist or something.... he's shit hot alright... just remember to remove the word hot.
Pretty sure that is a guest who comes onstage for the encore. Notice how he uses Guthries extra guitar.
Terminal Passage That was his own guitar. This show was filmed when he was a suhr artist and now he's a yamaha artist.
shut up! The bassist loves what he does. THAT IS MUSIC!
I love the bass player, nice solo, nice teamwork and leadership
32:07 "I grew up in a house where there was a lot of music being played, so I heard everything from Elvis to Puccini, to west side story to Joe Pass, a good rich diet of music from an early age. So There's probably a bigger influence than anything else, that's where I learned how to think about music, and how to approach it."
14:16 one of the best solos I’ve ever seen
Have you heard the version of Fives on Lee Ritenour's "6 String Theory" album? It's a newer studio version (than Erotic Cakes) with Tal Wilkenfeld (and Govan, not Ritenour.) Just wondering 🤔
@@ElrondHubbard_1 Nah I haven’t but I’ll give a listen, how is it compared to the original?
@Harry Roberts well, i heard the newer version first and it's perhaps biased me (to it). I'm a new-ish Govan listener, but I kind of feel i may have started at the top. It's on here.
GG is far ahead now of most all who have influenced his sound historically. Yet he treads lightly in both style and variance while he continues to progress. This fellow is a gentleman in the present but does in no way allow that achieved level of respect to curtail ['mo and 'betta] sounds to come. Is he technical? Certainly. Does this detract from his latest renderings? NO. Not at all. This fellow is the consummate gentleman who was, is , and will be pressing the envelope of method and style while quite staying out of the way of the finished product. This is known as "Genuine Respect for the Music". Digest, won't you?
I just stumbled across this guy yesterday for the first time. Simply breath-taking!Not many players are on par with Jeff Beck or Adam Fulara.
It's true about Govan : he is, to use your expression, outstanding. And you're totally on point regarding Frank Gambale. In fact, I remember seeing an interview with Dweezil Zappa and he stated that, when preparing his chops for the initial Zappa Plays Zappa tour, he turned to a Gambale instructional d.v.d. for picking guidance in order to be able to play his late father's compositions.
im sitting here looking at a bowl of weed thinking im so high from this music i havent even smoked yet wtf
Hahahahahhaa
23:13 is "The Police - Every little thing she does is magic" hidden in between?, maybe there's a million of easter eggs hidden
nice find !!
Dude, nice ear you got there. That's definitely it.
But could it be that he did it like just unconscious? Like while improvising and then.. nah i would say he did it on purpose
That bass player is grooving so hard! Awesome video
I love everything Guthrie Govan has ever done but PLEASE tune for Waves
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"But he can play SMOKE ON THE WATER?"
45:50
Guthrie is Fantastic! The Korean are amazing also!!! Fantastic show!
thanks for uploading this!
23:15 LoL
bom gosto heinn Fernandaaa...uall