All good things to those who wait, I had completely forgot about this after looking back a few times for a higher res (and better sound) version. Chuffed to see a fellow Welshman tearing it up and one I'll be looking to see live next time their on home turf.
hello, Chris Buck has a really cool pedalboard that you can lift the pedal surface lid up to reveal more pedals underneath, can you tell me what pedalboard is that and where can I get one?
My favorite TPS yet. I discovered Chris when searching for a good Leslie pedal a few years back. Saw his video on the Mini Vent and have been a fan ever since. I love it when even after 25 years playing guitar, there are people who’s playing is magical and inspiring. Loved all the joking around on this one too!
I totally borrowed those e major licks he played at the start. He has some great go-to phrases for improvising. Before this guy, major scales didn’t really appeal to me (typical minor scale guy here) but after discovering this dude I sat down with my guitar and watched him for countless HOURS trying to decipher his playing, pausing, rewinding, hitting play again, repeat. Hours! Totally payed off - this guy has a lovely style. I still have his Friday Fretwork lessons sitting in my “watch later” list too. He’s just such a nice dude and it really comes across in his playing.
2 years later, and a year+ of following him, there is absolutely no reason why Chris Buck shouldn't be more famous. He is a player's player, undoubtedly, but his sound, style, and (maybe more importantly) choices in musicality are nothing less than crowd-pleasing genius. He hits every chord change and modulation perfectly. Nowhere in his original intros/outros are there points when a good listener can say, "There was a missed opportunity in that lick." He nails everything, much like a current monolith whose name rhymes with Fawn Sayer. His style is unique, his melodies and harmonies are effortlessly well-developed, and he has a grace with the instrument that is unparalleled.
Chris Buck has the most amazing tone I've ever heard. I can only describe it as "perfect". I'm a Strat/Tele player myself and I have never heard any of my Fenders sound like that. I'm going to say that thing that many frustrated guitar players hate to hear (or read, in this case) but here it goes... that tone is in his hands. It's the only way.
at around 59 mins an 20 seconds, or whenever Chris turned on both the Phaser and the Echorec my life became complete…what a beautiful tone… I am sure you know by know but the R stands for Resonance...
Wait a sec .. he can't be the biggest Slash fan in the world. Look at my name! lol. How have I not heard about this guy? I started playing because of Slash and GNR and I've recently discovered a real liking for Jimi. We have had an almost identical guitar/musical journey except he's really, really good. Seems like a lovely guy - even enjoying his breadth of vocabulary .. lol
He is so good in such a different way takes his time makes everything ring each note sounds just as good as the other he has some of the best touch ive hesrd and the way his brain processes licks is so unique I love his style very unique and very very technical but such good feel makes it look so relaxed zi always feel like players that dont look like there forcing or squeezing to hard are the best players because there comforatable on the neck and evrrything falls into place very smoothly
At least my third watch through of this, and I honestly can’t remember a single episode where Dan is so quiet. I was extremely lucky to spend a little time with Chris after one of the gigs on the tour, talked a little gear and stuff, and my goodness what a super friendly guy. Of course gig wise, the band are on fire, and Chris AND Sally Anne (the Evans of Buck&Evans) lifted the roof off the place yet again. This with Chris, Matt Schofield, Josh Smith, Joey, Ariel, this is the best alternative tv channel EVER.
Elaborate hairdo not being relevant lol I have to say that my Buck has one of those rare signature vibratos that allows him to make the old seem slightly new. It’s not easy in this genre to have a sound that can identify you. He has that and good on ya Chris!
Yes!!!! I am a Strat, Tele, and Les Paul player and there does seem to be a correlation there!!!! Les Pauls played through any blackface-fender have a dynamic response to die for. Teles hang right there with the Les Paul (in my experience) and only need maybe some delay or reverb to add some dimension. Strats seem to have the Most Dynamics, BUT, lack quite a bit in dimension. I always seem to go back to my Strat though. It seems that players who have grown up playing them always deal with the downside because the upside is SO GOOD!!!! Another thing, Strats (being so low in output) seem to really play well with all types of pedals and I think that this may be the best explanation.
This was astonishingly good. An absolutely joy from start to finish. Three top blokes and three very, very talented people. I’m watching this again tomorrow. Then buying me some Chris Buck music.
My Fourth watchthrough and just watching Dan concentrating on watching Chris's right hand, leaning in close so as to not miss a thing. Remarkable. 59.30- a minute or so
How did I miss this one? Classic! I have lots of overdrives, 3 delay pedals, and a Superego on my board. Am I like Chris Buck now? Nooo....I am most definitely not. What a player.
The way they were looking at him in the beginning 😂that’s how you know you’re good. You can make two grown men just sit there looking at you and grinning
Lovely stuff gents. I’ve been a fan of Chris and his Friday Fretworks channel for a short while now and he possesses one of the sweetest vibratos in the biz. My fave part of the show however was at around 27 mins where Mick is borrowing Dan’s lead for a moment to play then without even glancing at Mick, Dan mutes his guitar channel and Mick waits for him to do it before they swap the lead back. That level of sympatico is a small thing but it’s a joy to watch.
Holy shit! That was fabulous. Probably the best since Graham which was the best since Joey. The different od pedals set almost the same resonates with playing live venues in London and then at festivals: remarkable advice. It also filled a gap muchly left hollow where the cleanish sound could breathe. Chris' playing leaves me with a dichotomous feeling of inspiration and hopelessness that I will never be anywhere near his touch and technical skill. Much like watching the Woodstock Hendrix film where his fingers run like a fresh, clear spring water over the fretboard with nary a wasted note. He's also pointed me to try and make my Dyna Comp work for me - after years of failed experience! Great vid guys. I really liked the CE1 broken vid on TC. Paul
Hey Paul, Mick here. Just wanna say that I feel the same in terms of inspiration/ hopelessness. It happens every time and I’ve been doing this, sat with guys on this level, for 20 years. Michael Landau, Robben Ford, Matt Schofield, Philip Sayce, Peter Green, Bonamassa,, Paul Gilbert.Satch, Vai, Nuno... etc etc etc.... sorry for the name drops. If I can do that thing where I’m offering you advice but actually telling myself (in a terrible selfish manner)... just be yourself. Be inspired by these guys, but do what’s in your heart and ONLY that. And then it doesn’t matter; there is no comparison. You’re you, you’re unique and if you really mean it, people will care. A little bit heavy. But this shit is important. :0))
@@ThatPedalShow Cheers Mick. That is heartening advice from you. I have my moments of confidence - usually on stage. It's the downtimes that get to one. The only thing faster than the speed of light is the speed of self doubt. Anyway, keep up the good work. P.
Wow....!! Hi-res has revealed how incredibly handsome the three of you are. This should come with some sort of warning, or you should gradually appear, one-by-one, from behind a screen. Joking aside (was I joking?), this was a delight - the interaction between the two of you and the Witty Welsh Wizard is pure gold.
I remember the first time I watched a That Pedal Show video and I was so confused when they all of a sudden brought out a horn to honk in the middle of a conversation. 😂😂
Thanks guys, I've added Chris Buck to the list of musicians I want to have a beer with, great musician! Don't worry you guys are also on the list just below Dan's Tele......
stuff a mute in that horn already! I can't watch these videos at work when you randomly blast a horn across my desk. Well.. I can but i have to keep it at such a low volume i can't hear your cleverness.
That moment you realise someone else holds their pick like that when finger picking and you've been trying to learn it the other way as that is what seemed like the proper way to have more fingers. Good to know I'm not alone.
38:00 About the Highway one... From Fender support: "...These guitars are almost totally manufactured in Corona California. The only thing that Mexico has to do with this is the pickups are made there and the bridge and tuning machines are the same from the higher end Mexico production models. All wood cutting and shaping, assembly and finishing is done in our US manufacturing facility. Best regards, Michael Consumer Relations Representative Fender Musical Instruments Corp."
I thought I was having a bad case of deja vu. I've seen all of this before. Then I realised that this is finally the HQ version ... thanks guys. Much better!
Very strange - an internet time warp or something? I appreciate your due diligence and attention to detail. I'm more of a tech than an artist, so these details are important to me.
For everyone who loves a marshall Bluesbreaker and doesn't wanna pay eBay/reverb prices, the Wilson Effects Black Tooth Gain is a Marshall BB with a Burr-Brown IC instead of the cheap original one. Sounds just like the MBB (because it is) but is even more open sounding due to the nicer components. $150 new, about $100 used on Reverb. If you love the MBB, you will wanna marry the WBTG.
Urgent Message to Dan & Mick. Hey Guys . . . check out Waggi Pedalboards. ( New Company ). Phenomenal. Im getting the 28" - Exactly what I have been Searching for. Trust Me on this fellas. Really nice. Flat. 2 - Tier. Cable Management System.
Man that tone bender tone is probably one of the best gain sounds I think I’ve ever heard. Of course it is Buck playing it, so I can’t exactly make it sound like that, but man… I really need to pick one of those up
I dig his playing and tone because its similar to what i like to play but for the love of God i cant understand a full sentence lol... watch RUclips via transcripts
I'd yet to run across Chris but what a class act. Very talented, but extremely humble and personable. I really enjoyed watching how much y'all were enjoying yourselves.
As someone who lives in Hong Kong with no TV other than TPS, Andertons and Apple TV (!), this channel is a godsend. And having seen pretty much all TPS shows I keep coming back to this episode. It’s just...brilliant. What a wonderful guest - funny, hugely talented, self-deprecating. So British! And as always, Mick and Dan just masters of their craft. Beers all round!
Recently got into Chris Buck, hat a player. Love the fact that there are still players coming through that have their own style. Weird to think he was a Slash devotee because I don't get this from his playing, he's something special
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Cheers (again!) guys! I still think I looked better in 360p, but my Nan can watch this on her TV now though which has made her very happy! 😂
Hahaha!!! Sorry it took so bloomin long mate. :0)
All good things to those who wait, I had completely forgot about this after looking back a few times for a higher res (and better sound) version. Chuffed to see a fellow Welshman tearing it up and one I'll be looking to see live next time their on home turf.
I love that your Nan watches this!
hello, Chris Buck has a really cool pedalboard that you can lift the pedal surface lid up to reveal more pedals underneath, can you tell me what pedalboard is that and where can I get one?
Beautiful.
Astonishing!
I only discovered Chris recently and was blown away immediately
Fabulous interview too!
Me too.jesus,the kid is unreal
Watched it again...Great bloke and doesn't take it all too seriously. Well done guys for promoting British guitar talent.
My favorite TPS yet. I discovered Chris when searching for a good Leslie pedal a few years back. Saw his video on the Mini Vent and have been a fan ever since. I love it when even after 25 years playing guitar, there are people who’s playing is magical and inspiring. Loved all the joking around on this one too!
I sadly preferred the Silver Sky sound during the pickup switchoff. I also preferred Chris’s pickups to the fenders.
sadly?
I totally borrowed those e major licks he played at the start. He has some great go-to phrases for improvising. Before this guy, major scales didn’t really appeal to me (typical minor scale guy here) but after discovering this dude I sat down with my guitar and watched him for countless HOURS trying to decipher his playing, pausing, rewinding, hitting play again, repeat. Hours! Totally payed off - this guy has a lovely style. I still have his Friday Fretwork lessons sitting in my “watch later” list too. He’s just such a nice dude and it really comes across in his playing.
There’s a cool video he does with JustinGuitar on his articulations if you’re still into learning something :)
2 years later, and a year+ of following him, there is absolutely no reason why Chris Buck shouldn't be more famous. He is a player's player, undoubtedly, but his sound, style, and (maybe more importantly) choices in musicality are nothing less than crowd-pleasing genius. He hits every chord change and modulation perfectly. Nowhere in his original intros/outros are there points when a good listener can say, "There was a missed opportunity in that lick." He nails everything, much like a current monolith whose name rhymes with Fawn Sayer. His style is unique, his melodies and harmonies are effortlessly well-developed, and he has a grace with the instrument that is unparalleled.
Yes!! Now he doesn’t look like Lara Croft circa ‘96! 🤘🏻😂
Not the worst character to look alike...
Hahaha! Just to clarify I was making a comparison to the pixel count not the “Tits and Pistols”
Although I think I’ve found a new band name. 😂
You totally have. Awesome
Got to be out there somewhere, maybe even a RUclips channel on every Friday!
You could sound like crap and the fans would still come in droves. Think of the t-shirt sales!!
The world stops still and silent, then holding its breath listens to every note he plays.
and they were all c natural
find someone who looks at you like Dan looks at Chris' tone
I’m with Dan here. Just watching Chris play leaves me gobsmacked. Cracking stuff.
Chris Buck commenting on nuances between pedals - "The punters can't tell. All the punters care about is whether I'm playing well". Wisdom!
Do you still have a ProCo RAT show planned?
That'd be sweet.
I'd like to throw the Vick Audio V -2 into that one. It's like a RAT-Muff hybrid, eh
Not planned as such, but definitely in the pipeline. We shall add the Vick Stick think
Rat and rat inspired pedals?
I enjoyed seeing Dan awestruck for 1 hour and 6 minutes
Chris is sure to be knighted someday.... if he isn't it's simply time to get rid of the monarchy.
Chris Buck has the most amazing tone I've ever heard. I can only describe it as "perfect". I'm a Strat/Tele player myself and I have never heard any of my Fenders sound like that. I'm going to say that thing that many frustrated guitar players hate to hear (or read, in this case) but here it goes... that tone is in his hands. It's the only way.
I’ll say it again, what a great guy. Humble, humorous and an awesome player.
at around 59 mins an 20 seconds, or whenever Chris turned on both the Phaser and the Echorec my life became complete…what a beautiful tone…
I am sure you know by know but the R stands for Resonance...
Wait a sec .. he can't be the biggest Slash fan in the world. Look at my name! lol. How have I not heard about this guy? I started playing because of Slash and GNR and I've recently discovered a real liking for Jimi. We have had an almost identical guitar/musical journey except he's really, really good. Seems like a lovely guy - even enjoying his breadth of vocabulary .. lol
At this point, john Mayer strives to sound like
Chris Buck
Keep coming back to this episode for a rewatch, great stuff guys, 😁👍
He is so good in such a different way takes his time makes everything ring each note sounds just as good as the other he has some of the best touch ive hesrd and the way his brain processes licks is so unique I love his style very unique and very very technical but such good feel makes it look so relaxed zi always feel like players that dont look like there forcing or squeezing to hard are the best players because there comforatable on the neck and evrrything falls into place very smoothly
At least my third watch through of this, and I honestly can’t remember a single episode where Dan is so quiet.
I was extremely lucky to spend a little time with Chris after one of the gigs on the tour, talked a little gear and stuff, and my goodness what a super friendly guy. Of course gig wise, the band are on fire, and Chris AND Sally Anne (the Evans of Buck&Evans) lifted the roof off the place yet again.
This with Chris, Matt Schofield, Josh Smith, Joey, Ariel, this is the best alternative tv channel EVER.
Just an all 'round awesome young bloke he is.
Inspirational!
Aaaahh fair PLAY lads. There's great fair play in that now so there is. Great playing too, in fairness.
Cheers from Ireland. Gwan the lads!
Best Pedal show ep yet imo. Love Chris's playing.
Amazing player... some blokes just have it.
Elaborate hairdo not being relevant lol I have to say that my Buck has one of those rare signature vibratos that allows him to make the old seem slightly new. It’s not easy in this genre to have a sound that can identify you. He has that and good on ya Chris!
Oh man, now I have to watch this all over again? Okay, if I really have to...
Chris is an amazing player.
In regards to the pickup comparisons, Mick’s blue strat sounded incredible.
What a delightful and entertaining human being.
When he was a “Les Paul guy”, he needed a guitar and an amp. Now that he’s a “Strat guy”, he uses a wide range of pedals. Is there a correlation?
Yes!!!! I am a Strat, Tele, and Les Paul player and there does seem to be a correlation there!!!! Les Pauls played through any blackface-fender have a dynamic response to die for. Teles hang right there with the Les Paul (in my experience) and only need maybe some delay or reverb to add some dimension. Strats seem to have the Most Dynamics, BUT, lack quite a bit in dimension. I always seem to go back to my Strat though. It seems that players who have grown up playing them always deal with the downside because the upside is SO GOOD!!!! Another thing, Strats (being so low in output) seem to really play well with all types of pedals and I think that this may be the best explanation.
Well... in all honesty, there ARE a lot of pedals that sound glorious with a Strat that get too woolly and thick with a LP.
A fender strat with super clean pickups and EV12LM speaker. Ain't nothing to hide behind there, and absolutely the core of his special tone.
that's what they should play in curry houses..... Classic Mick!!! Chris is a super tasty guitarist and seems like a great Cat to hang with!!
This was astonishingly good. An absolutely joy from start to finish. Three top blokes and three very, very talented people. I’m watching this again tomorrow. Then buying me some Chris Buck music.
...brilliant show....best guitar player...thanks ....
This is literally an hour of Dan drifting off grinning, snapping back and drifting again. Chris Buck, total tone hero!
This may be my most favoritist episode of TPS ever. Cheers you guys!
Don’t know where I was five years ago, but this was a great show
24:12 i did the same thing with mine, nail is now super thin, even though i stopped using it that way
My Fourth watchthrough and just watching Dan concentrating on watching Chris's right hand, leaning in close so as to not miss a thing. Remarkable. 59.30- a minute or so
How did I miss this one? Classic!
I have lots of overdrives, 3 delay pedals, and a Superego on my board. Am I like Chris Buck now?
Nooo....I am most definitely not. What a player.
Ross Noble’s kid is doing well!
Dan was in his feels for this whole vid lol.
The way they were looking at him in the beginning 😂that’s how you know you’re good. You can make two grown men just sit there looking at you and grinning
CHRIS BUCK DUDE. Your playing is so great. I love your work.
Does anyone think he looks a little bit like Rory Gallagher
What a nice, nice guy, and plays beautifully.
Lovely stuff gents. I’ve been a fan of Chris and his Friday Fretworks channel for a short while now and he possesses one of the sweetest vibratos in the biz. My fave part of the show however was at around 27 mins where Mick is borrowing Dan’s lead for a moment to play then without even glancing at Mick, Dan mutes his guitar channel and Mick waits for him to do it before they swap the lead back. That level of sympatico is a small thing but it’s a joy to watch.
Please Mick get on the internet and order a drop in replacement controls for your strat from Emerson custom. You won’t regret it
Thank god, I was having a hard time distinguishing which pixel was Chris Buck.
Yes!!!!!
Thanks for not giving up, guys!
Probably my favourite RUclips video ever.
Holy shit!
That was fabulous. Probably the best since Graham which was the best since Joey.
The different od pedals set almost the same resonates with playing live venues in London and then at festivals: remarkable advice.
It also filled a gap muchly left hollow where the cleanish sound could breathe.
Chris' playing leaves me with a dichotomous feeling of inspiration and hopelessness that I will never be anywhere near his touch and technical skill. Much like watching the Woodstock Hendrix film where his fingers run like a fresh, clear spring water over the fretboard with nary a wasted note.
He's also pointed me to try and make my Dyna Comp work for me - after years of failed experience!
Great vid guys. I really liked the CE1 broken vid on TC.
Paul
Hey Paul, Mick here. Just wanna say that I feel the same in terms of inspiration/ hopelessness. It happens every time and I’ve been doing this, sat with guys on this level, for 20 years. Michael Landau, Robben Ford, Matt Schofield, Philip Sayce, Peter Green, Bonamassa,, Paul Gilbert.Satch, Vai, Nuno... etc etc etc.... sorry for the name drops. If I can do that thing where I’m offering you advice but actually telling myself (in a terrible selfish manner)... just be yourself. Be inspired by these guys, but do what’s in your heart and ONLY that. And then it doesn’t matter; there is no comparison. You’re you, you’re unique and if you really mean it, people will care.
A little bit heavy. But this shit is important. :0))
@@ThatPedalShow
Cheers Mick. That is heartening advice from you. I have my moments of confidence - usually on stage. It's the downtimes that get to one. The only thing faster than the speed of light is the speed of self doubt.
Anyway, keep up the good work. P.
Thanks!
And to repeat: That dude has magic hands. I reckon given ten minutes with any damn piece of gear he’s going to find a way to make it sing.
Wow....!! Hi-res has revealed how incredibly handsome the three of you are. This should come with some sort of warning, or you should gradually appear, one-by-one, from behind a screen. Joking aside (was I joking?), this was a delight - the interaction between the two of you and the Witty Welsh Wizard is pure gold.
Where is his Revstar? 😊
Saludos cordiales desde Oaxaca México! Excelente guitarrista! Gracias!
"Come and hang at Schwangri-La". There's the next T-shirt.
18:10 "bit moorish as well" lol
He plays better than slash!
My god Chris sounds great. The tone is fantastic. Thank you for bringing him on.
I do that pick thing too! Haha I’ve never found anyone else that does it.
Gosh, what a great kid, and such a wonderfully talented and skilled guitarist. Cheers, Chris!
I've met him after a gig; completely unassuming, friendly and funny. A lovely guy.
He’s such a likeable chap; it’s great when talented folk are down to Earth. Good banter lads. 🍻
I remember the first time I watched a That Pedal Show video and I was so confused when they all of a sudden brought out a horn to honk in the middle of a conversation. 😂😂
Good laughs here, amazing playing, of course. Thanks y'all!
Thanks guys, I've added Chris Buck to the list of musicians I want to have a beer with, great musician! Don't worry you guys are also on the list just below Dan's Tele......
Oh, on your Chris Bucket-list...
I'm sorry...
Probably the best guitarist of today : genuine, his own style, humble, create on the shoulders of others. Hats off.
stuff a mute in that horn already! I can't watch these videos at work when you randomly blast a horn across my desk. Well.. I can but i have to keep it at such a low volume i can't hear your cleverness.
Get back to work! ;0)
There were one or two Joey Landreth moments in there for sure
That moment you realise someone else holds their pick like that when finger picking and you've been trying to learn it the other way as that is what seemed like the proper way to have more fingers. Good to know I'm not alone.
38:00 About the Highway one... From Fender support: "...These guitars are almost totally manufactured in Corona California. The only thing that Mexico has to do with this is the pickups are made there and the bridge and tuning machines are the same from the higher end Mexico production models. All wood cutting and shaping, assembly and finishing is done in our US manufacturing facility.
Best regards,
Michael
Consumer Relations Representative
Fender Musical Instruments Corp."
Thanks!
Finally! Thanks Dan, Mick, Chris and Simon!
Allan Holdsworth had the same pick under the first finger technique when he did finger picked parts.
I thought I was having a bad case of deja vu. I've seen all of this before. Then I realised that this is finally the HQ version ... thanks guys. Much better!
I call it some of the best phrasing that I’ve ever heard! Ya know, the thing that Chris has in spades ♠️
Oh nice guys…Like I’m ready to suck out… I hit RUclips just for a minute…And I find this… They’ll be no sleeping for a while :-)
Haha I wondered why the original video had been filmed with a jar of Vaseline
Very strange - an internet time warp or something? I appreciate your due diligence and attention to detail. I'm more of a tech than an artist, so these details are important to me.
It was a RUclips problem of maddening proportions. Tried to reupload many times!
God! Chris Buck speak at 45 rpm and my ears are set to 33 rpm :)
For everyone who loves a marshall Bluesbreaker and doesn't wanna pay eBay/reverb prices, the Wilson Effects Black Tooth Gain is a Marshall BB with a Burr-Brown IC instead of the cheap original one. Sounds just like the MBB (because it is) but is even more open sounding due to the nicer components. $150 new, about $100 used on Reverb. If you love the MBB, you will wanna marry the WBTG.
Urgent Message to Dan & Mick. Hey Guys . . . check out Waggi Pedalboards. ( New Company ). Phenomenal. Im getting the 28" - Exactly what I have been Searching for. Trust Me on this fellas. Really nice. Flat. 2 - Tier. Cable Management System.
Turns out, I owe my internet provider an apology.
Haha never! There is surely still plenty to blame them for! :)
I CANNOT get my KoT to sound like that! I’ve had better luck with the PoT than the KoT.
Fabulous Show guys, great to se Chris On with you two, Best Guitarist About. And Welsh too👌🏽
Man that tone bender tone is probably one of the best gain sounds I think I’ve ever heard. Of course it is Buck playing it, so I can’t exactly make it sound like that, but man… I really need to pick one of those up
I dig his playing and tone because its similar to what i like to play but for the love of God i cant understand a full sentence lol... watch RUclips via transcripts
Nice Jobs guys! Thanks a lot for the fix! Cheers!
I'd yet to run across Chris but what a class act. Very talented, but extremely humble and personable. I really enjoyed watching how much y'all were enjoying yourselves.
nice to hear the subtle differences between the OD's at better bitrate. cheers for the upload
Chris is a MASTER STORY TELLER.. you hang on every word to see where he is taking you.. love going for the ride 🔥🎸🤟🏻🎸👏🏻🎸👍🏻🎸🙏🏻🎸🔥
This was one of my favorite shows. Thanks guys!
Every so often I watch this video, entirely for the fun factor of it, one of the most enjoyable vids I've watched on RUclips.
Wow. Crisp, defined Welshness.
AND...even more brillianter second time around!! OH YEAH!!!
As someone who lives in Hong Kong with no TV other than TPS, Andertons and Apple TV (!), this channel is a godsend. And having seen pretty much all TPS shows I keep coming back to this episode. It’s just...brilliant. What a wonderful guest - funny, hugely talented, self-deprecating. So British! And as always, Mick and Dan just masters of their craft. Beers all round!
Thank you Craig - glad you enjoyed it!
Recently got into Chris Buck, hat a player. Love the fact that there are still players coming through that have their own style. Weird to think he was a Slash devotee because I don't get this from his playing, he's something special
Thanks for a great show 😀😀😀
Just fab.