Journalists are blinded by their own importance. Not even for a moment did they stop talking into masterful playing. They didn't really care about the music at all. This shows that they are only interested in watching themselves. Or someone else. It is journalistic disrespect for art. Disrespect to the elderly. Disrespect to the viewer.
Had the pleasure of knowing and playing with Bob for around 15 yrs. He passed at 88 October of 2022. I miss him everyday. I miss playing and all the long phone calls. He was a very interesting man. It was a joy to know Bob!! He never acted his age and was a blast to play the music he wrote and loved!! Bob Wood was a very special man!! A tresure to those who knew and loved him!!
I'm glad he got a taste of the fame he so deserved. My grandfather played mandolin in a band his entire life and basically looked like Bob, though a tall skinny version. Those old timers would blow you away with their finger work and the whole time just stand stark still, staring down like it's just another day at the office!
Actually its good that they talked so that we all can search the video out ourselves and probably improve the numbers even more. For which he probably would receive credit.
Good for you. That’s rather fearless of you but I know you’ll have a great time. I’m 62 and a retired guitar player so I’ll pass along the mantle to you. Have some fun. That’s what matters about music anyway.
Sure & then all you did was blab, drowning out what he played, priceless. You didn't even give the courtesy of the link on the segments completion. Priceless.
My 83-year-old father still stays at my little farm for 3 to 4 weeks every summer, helping with repairs and building new things. He really enjoys it, not only because it is something else than sitting at home at the computer screen, but also because he can once again use and show off all the skills he aquired in his first work as a ship builder over half a century ago. We started this tradition 23 years ago when I just bought the farm and we repaired the old barn, just the two of us, putting up 15 foot poles with the help of only some rope and two car jacks. Also a great way to spend time together and listen to the stories from his youth. Hope he'll be around for many more years. Listen to old people. They have the knowledge and the wisdom that so many lack in today's world.
I've seen 80-year-olds who can play, but to play that fast and smooth is something else! It proves that joint and nerve problems are not inevitable as we age. We can keep doing what we love!
Being able to play with that much speed and accuracy is like having great athletic ability. There are 20 year olds who could practice 8 hours a day and never play that fast. So I guess you could say he’s got great genes for guitar playing. With a killer ear to boot. I’m just jealous cause I never had either.
@@TitanicConcertsYes, a lot of the ability to play fast is genetic. I started playing when I was a young child and people always told me that I had fast fingers, esp on piano. I remember once when I was much younger and before I had developed my repertoire of tunes this lady told me that I could play much faster than alot of people who’ve been playing for years. I also think it’s one of those things where you either have the capacity for fast play or you don’t. Because I’ve seen plenty of fine musicians who can play but could never play very fast. And of course fast playin on its own, doesn’t mean anything to musicality of it LACKS soul, feel, time and rhythm.
@@user-vf5bv6vo4bno it’s not strictly genetic. You can build your finger dexterity but just like anything you start with a natural baseline and some people have more composition of fast twitch muscle fibers genetically. But that doesn’t mean anyone can play up to 220 bpm if they’re able bodied and put their mind to it
I had the pleasure of meeting this wonderful man when lived in Nashville as a pre-teen/teen. He would often play at the the Blue Plate Special on Music Row (long since gone). He was the nicest person I ever met.
The news does this all the time. Recently, on my local news station, they had a story about a kid who played the violin real well. But no one would ever know it because they talked over the clips of him playing the entire time. There wasn’t a single second of audio that didn’t have them speaking over him playing. The producers are very very very very stupid people.
@@mattnobrega6621True, they stopped making that model back in 1935! I raced against a fellow made in 1927 last week. First time we've beaten him in a while. Apparently they'll get that yacht wheel out of his cold dead hands and he shows no signs of going anytime soon.
To me it is ridiculous that people are stunned to see an older person with talent... If I'm not still playing music at 81, or however old I someday become, I would rather be dead.
@@boataxe4605 I'm 56, suffered a severed tendon in my fretting hand at 24, have arthritis, and play everyday. Surrendering to the pain only makes things worse. As the old adage states, use it or lose it.
You nail it Mike. I've played shows where my fretting hand seizes up and I have to slap the damned thing against my leg to get it to loosen up. And surprise, surprise, I just bought a back up for my Acoustic!! To top it off, I'm facing shoulder surgery in September...my 6th(?)procedure!
@@michaelt.wardlespider2496 I still play despite arthritis,but no where near as well as when I was younger. I’m not surprised that the old guy is still playing, but I am surprised that his fingers are still as fluid as a 20 year old’s.
It's amazing, how some folks live a full life vertically unnoticed, and then just by coincidence, the whole world opens up for them! I say it is a blessing from heaven. You are great Sir, and I admire your work, God Bless you and your family forever! 🎸🤠☺️💤👍👏🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🙏♾️
I fast forwarded through the video to hear him play. I heard about 99% some woman’s voice, and about onepercent guitar playing. The only thing missing, was that woman standing in front of the camera, talking into a microphone blocking our view of bob completely.. The day after I saw the Beatles live on Ed Sullivan back in the early 60s when I was in grade school. I woke up the next morning and there was a guitar on the kitchen table. Here 60 years later, I am still trying to learn how to play the guitar… I have been in bands, one band was a three-piece band, and I met the bass player for the very first time at our first gig at some bar/restaurant.. I’ve been in rock bands, I tried a country western band, that was not my favorite music, but a coworker friend of mine asked me just to stand in because his guitar player quit. That was the only band I was ever in that I didn’t need furniture movers to move my equipment to and from the site… and we could’ve worked five nights a week if we didn’t have day jobs. The bar owners prefer the country western crowd to the rock band kids. Because the kids will nurse a draft beer and they start trouble. The country western gang drinks, Jack, Daniels, and they are no trouble… but here almost 60 years later, the better I get, the more I realize I don’t know how to play it all. When I go into a music store to check out the new Guitars. I would never humiliate myself by plugging in a guitar and trying it out in the store on a Saturday when it’s full of kids in their late teens and early 20s. those kids learned from watching videos on RUclips from guitar gods that teach how to play. Guys like Joe Satriani, Steve Vai,/, Michael, Angelo, YINGWIE. I could get by doing the stones or Led Zeppelin, kiss, Ted Nugent call my guys like that if I did, they’re simple stuff. But these guitar gods today., They make me realize that I have no idea what I’m doing
I hope whoever knew this man soaked up every ounce of his generational knowledge. When that particular generation dies out, Life as we know it will change forever. To any person his age reading this, please know that you are loved and appreciated, and you will definitely be missed one day!
At the music store I worked anyone could try out anything for as long as they wanted. We didn't breath down their necks, etc. while they used guitars and amps but the result was a cacaphony. We had this one old guy, though, named Spider who came in regularly and sat down and played for an hour or even more and this guy was a virtuoso so suddenly it was a concert and everyone else stopped playing to give this guy the room. We'd make requests. He could play anything. Amazing I'll never forget him. Too bad posting videos to the internet easily from a phone wasn't a thing back then. He would have been a sensation, as well.
Well, Bob on this very day, is still inspiring us older players that age is never an excuse for losing good chops! I am sure Bob must have been a wonderful mentor to those he came in contact with.
When you can play.. you play until you don’t have vital signs. That’s the great thing about music. Even after you leave this life… your music still lives on. Thank you Eddie.. thank you Les Paul.. thank you SRV!! Thank you so much Danny Gatton
Thank you, brother..when I can afford one that's what I'll do push it outside.. this is my 3rd week at woodworking and I only sold 1 Thang pray for us that it will pick up because i love doing this and thank you for all that you share that you come up with .. i got some really good ideas about some brid houses but can't figure out yet how to build them if but when i do if you like them i would send a video to you maybe you could help me get them out there.. if you're not too busy anywhy thank you again from a old mountain boy from Tennessee brother good bless
Mr. Bob has a technique even Hendrix would've worshipped! Bob is a fast picker!! His choice of guitar is great, a vintage Epiphone Riviera that needs no Varitone because of the brite mini humbuckers you can just use the one tone control for a wide tonal sweep.😊😊
Well done Bob. Love your layed back approach to all the hype. As I type this I realise your now strumming your sweet guitar in a better place. Thanks .🙂
AS LIFELONG MUSICIANS WHO LOVE WHAT WE DO. WE KNOW WE DON'T HAVE TO BE EDDY VANHALEN OR RAUL REKOW TO BE GREAT MUSICIANS. WE JUST HAVE TO BE TOTALLY PASSIONATE ABOUT OUR INSTRUMENTS !!!
I have read that playing an instrument into one’s old age keeps the brain from silting up? Dunno if it’s true, I’m 71 and been at it since 1963. Still got a LOT to learn!! Bless Bob and maybe jam with him soon!!
I can tell you for certain that this gentleman has never made the mistake of quitting for an extended period of time and then starting up again. I did this and at the age (then) of 67, I had completely lost the mind/muscle connection that's necessary to play. I knew what I wanted to do but my hand wasn't listening.
@@JoeKoOhNo I saw John Sébastien in concert at the Merriweather Post Pavillion in 1969 along with my younger brother. I can't recall a thing about the concert except that he was complaining about a cold that was keeping him from performing as well as he could. I thought he sounded fine.
I quit for 14 years and did not think I would ever pick it up again. To my great surprise I started playing again about 2 years ago - different type of guitar, a different type of music that's better suited for me, and I'm playing better than ever now.
NOBODY could shut up for even ONE minute so we could hear it?
OMG if only there was a separate video of him playing 😭😭😭
Journalists are blinded by their own importance. Not even for a moment did they stop talking into masterful playing. They didn't really care about the music at all. This shows that they are only interested in watching themselves. Or someone else. It is journalistic disrespect for art. Disrespect to the elderly. Disrespect to the viewer.
Didn't even link the original video in the description. Self-centered douches
@@kentherapy7022There is a separate YT video of Mr Wood playing.
@@pauljordan4452 Thanks
Thanks for NOT LETTING us HEAR him Play.
100%
News reporters just love to hear themselves talk.
yup! And there seems to be just one "news reporter elementary school", because they sound all the same...
I think that's their job.
Had the pleasure of knowing and playing with Bob for around 15 yrs. He passed at 88 October of 2022.
I miss him everyday. I miss playing and all the long phone calls. He was a very interesting man. It was a joy to know Bob!! He never acted his age and was a blast to play the music he wrote and loved!! Bob Wood was a very special man!! A tresure to those who knew and loved him!!
I'm glad he got a taste of the fame he so deserved. My grandfather played mandolin in a band his entire life and basically looked like Bob, though a tall skinny version. Those old timers would blow you away with their finger work and the whole time just stand stark still, staring down like it's just another day at the office!
He does sound like an amazing man. Sorry for the loss of your friend.
@@Apex-1962 Thank you!! BTW, He has a RUclips page.
That’s very nice! God bless him and may he be remembered for his music and personality 🙏
Fairy tales can come true, it can happen to you, if you're young at heart...
You know what would have been great? Being able to hear him play.
I was thinking the same thing
I know right?
Right ! 😂
and talk
There IS audio are you deaf ?
He could join the Stones as the youngest member.
Hahaha and probably the only sober one also 😆
No.
Nice.
Actually its good that they talked so that we all can search the video out ourselves and probably improve the numbers even more. For which he probably would receive credit.
@@prithuadhikary720 No, he won't.
Shame they decided to talk over the entire piece. Love to actually hear it!
Exactly. Stupid windbags
Nah, I clicked on the video to hear the schmuck newscasters talk.
Freaking idiots
100%. Bloody journalists, it’s all about them.
Correct!!!!!!!!
Yes! Jesus That is aggravating.
Could you shut that woman up so we can listen
As a 62-year-old beginner, I am inspired by this. Thanks for sharing!
Good for you. That’s rather fearless of you but I know you’ll have a great time.
I’m 62 and a retired guitar player so I’ll pass along the mantle to you. Have some fun. That’s what matters about music anyway.
🎶🔊⚡
Ok
I play bass in a band. My drummer is 66, he started when he was 62... He has 2 bands now 😂
@@zalle1 My kind of man. Takes courage to do that.
We lost my wonderful Uncle Bob last year but he was still playing in the hospital. Yesterday was his birthday , miss you lots .
Sure & then all you did was blab, drowning out what he played, priceless. You didn't even give the courtesy of the link on the segments completion. Priceless.
So great that the lady wouldn't shut up for three dang seconds to let us actually HEAR WHAT THE WHOLE NEWS STORY WAS ABOUT.
What makes this even more special is that he's a real sweetheart of a guy...
Absolutely!! Bob was as authentic as it gets!! He was a jewel!! One of a kind!!
Bob Wood, age 88
(Robert Orville Wood Sr.)
September 5, 1934 - October 29, 2022
My 83-year-old father still stays at my little farm for 3 to 4 weeks every summer, helping with repairs and building new things. He really enjoys it, not only because it is something else than sitting at home at the computer screen, but also because he can once again use and show off all the skills he aquired in his first work as a ship builder over half a century ago.
We started this tradition 23 years ago when I just bought the farm and we repaired the old barn, just the two of us, putting up 15 foot poles with the help of only some rope and two car jacks.
Also a great way to spend time together and listen to the stories from his youth.
Hope he'll be around for many more years.
Listen to old people. They have the knowledge and the wisdom that so many lack in today's world.
Another deceptive title! I thought I was gonna hear him play! I did'nt like or subscribe
I've seen 80-year-olds who can play, but to play that fast and smooth is something else! It proves that joint and nerve problems are not inevitable as we age. We can keep doing what we love!
Keith Richards just came off a world tour.
Trower, Page, Clapton, Gilmour are all 77-79 years old. Will we see postings of them when they're 81? I think so.
Being able to play with that much speed and accuracy is like having great athletic ability. There are 20 year olds who could practice 8 hours a day and never play that fast. So I guess you could say he’s got great genes for guitar playing. With a killer ear to boot. I’m just jealous cause I never had either.
@@TitanicConcertsYes, a lot of the ability to play fast is genetic. I started playing when I was a young child and people always told me that I had fast fingers, esp on piano. I remember once when I was much younger and before I had developed my repertoire of tunes this lady told me that I could play much faster than alot of people who’ve been playing for years.
I also think it’s one of those things where you either have the capacity for fast play or you don’t. Because I’ve seen plenty of fine musicians who can play but could never play very fast. And of course fast playin on its own, doesn’t mean anything to musicality of it LACKS soul, feel, time and rhythm.
@@user-vf5bv6vo4bno it’s not strictly genetic. You can build your finger dexterity but just like anything you start with a natural baseline and some people have more composition of fast twitch muscle fibers genetically. But that doesn’t mean anyone can play up to 220 bpm if they’re able bodied and put their mind to it
Thanks for talking over his playing the whole time.
Well it would have been nice to, you know, hear him play instead of all the commentary.
What great playing by Bob, so very well done Sir and saddened to hear of your passing.
RIP Sir, we are still listening and loving it.
I had the pleasure of meeting this wonderful man when lived in Nashville as a pre-teen/teen. He would often play at the the Blue Plate Special on Music Row (long since gone). He was the nicest person I ever met.
God love him..my dad is 91 years of age and still plays bass and drums and banjo..all best from Australia 👍
Would of been nice if everyone would be quite and let us actually hear the guy play 😅
The news does this all the time. Recently, on my local news station, they had a story about a kid who played the violin real well. But no one would ever know it because they talked over the clips of him playing the entire time. There wasn’t a single second of audio that didn’t have them speaking over him playing. The producers are very very very very stupid people.
Keep on rocking sir 🎸🎸🎸 age is just a number 👍
Rest in Peace, sir. He seems like he was a great person.
Music is music regardless of one’s age. He’s a very talented artist. Hope he keeps playing right thru heavens door.
A timeless classic. They dont make em' like that anymore.
Yeah they do.
@@mikekelly9851
I was talking bout the old man. It was a figure of speech anyway 🤦♂️
@@mattnobrega6621True, they stopped making that model back in 1935! I raced against a fellow made in 1927 last week. First time we've beaten him in a while. Apparently they'll get that yacht wheel out of his cold dead hands and he shows no signs of going anytime soon.
You go Bob. Amazing talent that should get every bit of recognition possible.
What a lovely - lovely - lovely man ! Bless him xxx
Hello 😊
Isn't it WONDERFUL, that the reporter rapped her trap, the entire time, over the music? THANKS!
Hi Mr. Marty😊
Such a great clean tone. Rest in peace sir!
Couldn't tell I couldn't hear a thing
BOB THANKU FOR SHARING REAL MUSIC WITH US!!! TEACH THEM ANGELS HOW IT'S DONE! R.I.P.
Been greater if actual guitar work was shown, but newsreaders can never STF up.
SUPERB! Well played sir!
That lady talk too much and doesn’t know when to shut up😂😂😂
Wow, Awesome gentleman! Blessings and happiness, Sir!!
Hello 😊
Well deserved for this inspirational man and talent!
Missed the part that he passed into the spirit, well he can now entertain all the beautiful souls who share the sppace with him! 😊❤🙏
Music touches the soul, and keeps you young, no matter how old you are ❤❤
Hello
To me it is ridiculous that people are stunned to see an older person with talent... If I'm not still playing music at 81, or however old I someday become, I would rather be dead.
Considering how many of us old guitarists develop arthritis,it’s not ridiculous to be stunned when one doesn’t.
@@boataxe4605 I'm 56, suffered a severed tendon in my fretting hand at 24, have arthritis, and play everyday. Surrendering to the pain only makes things worse. As the old adage states, use it or lose it.
You nail it Mike.
I've played shows where my fretting hand seizes up and I have to slap the damned thing against my leg to get it to loosen up.
And surprise, surprise, I just bought a back up for my Acoustic!!
To top it off, I'm facing shoulder surgery in September...my 6th(?)procedure!
@@michaelt.wardlespider2496 I still play despite arthritis,but no where near as well as when I was younger. I’m not surprised that the old guy is still playing, but I am surprised that his fingers are still as fluid as a 20 year old’s.
yeah it's ridiculous all right. Where's people's common sense? It's a redundant report, really. What's next, old man dies of old age?
Now there's a great feel good story. I'm happy that people can still appreciate great music no matter who is playing.
Way to go Bob, nobody can play like a Tennessee boy. Sounds like some Joe Pass licks, awesome Bob.
It's NOT the equipment... it's what Mr. Wood has IN HIS HEAD that counts.
exactly....
Hi Mr. Tim 😊
Thanks for talking over the music
Super guitarist 🙏🍀🎼❤️🎶👌🎵🎸✌️
I remember seeing this when it first came out. As one player to another, this ole boy can really play!
Thanks for talking over it!
The Riviera is a fitting guitar for such a great guitarist
It's amazing, how some folks live a full life vertically unnoticed, and then just by coincidence, the whole world opens up for them! I say it is a blessing from heaven. You are great Sir, and I admire your work, God Bless you and your family forever! 🎸🤠☺️💤👍👏🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🙏♾️
I know, let’s do a piece on a guitarist but talk all over it so you can’t hear and appreciate him actually playing
I fast forwarded through the video to hear him play. I heard about 99% some woman’s voice, and about onepercent guitar playing.
The only thing missing, was that woman standing in front of the camera, talking into a microphone blocking our view of bob completely..
The day after I saw the Beatles live on Ed Sullivan back in the early 60s when I was in grade school. I woke up the next morning and there was a guitar on the kitchen table. Here 60 years later, I am still trying to learn how to play the guitar…
I have been in bands, one band was a three-piece band, and I met the bass player for the very first time at our first gig at some bar/restaurant.. I’ve been in rock bands, I tried a country western band, that was not my favorite music, but a coworker friend of mine asked me just to stand in because his guitar player quit. That was the only band I was ever in that I didn’t need furniture movers to move my equipment to and from the site… and we could’ve worked five nights a week if we didn’t have day jobs. The bar owners prefer the country western crowd to the rock band kids. Because the kids will nurse a draft beer and they start trouble. The country western gang drinks, Jack, Daniels, and they are no trouble…
but here almost 60 years later, the better I get, the more I realize I don’t know how to play it all. When I go into a music store to check out the new Guitars. I would never humiliate myself by plugging in a guitar and trying it out in the store on a Saturday when it’s full of kids in their late teens and early 20s. those kids learned from watching videos on RUclips from guitar gods that teach how to play. Guys like Joe Satriani, Steve Vai,/, Michael, Angelo, YINGWIE.
I could get by doing the stones or Led Zeppelin, kiss, Ted Nugent call my guys like that if I did, they’re simple stuff. But these guitar gods today., They make me realize that I have no idea what I’m doing
They have Trap Adapters in the plumbing department for cases like this.
Stop it! I’m sure you play just fine.. stop being so hard on yourself brother!
Might have been good if the talking head would have shut up long enough to let us hear it
Good on you Bob ! There should be more
guys like yourself in this crazy world !!
Keep going mate !!! God bless you !
He said “as long as you spell my name right” and they didn’t even say his name or put it in the description and talked over his whole performance
I hope he is making some money off of this popularity. He deserves that respect.
That was 7 yrs ago.😮
Just reinforces the thought, when you've got it you never lose it. You were a legend Bob.
Amazing player!
❤That!Just,Precious!Jcs
I hope whoever knew this man soaked up every ounce of his generational knowledge. When that particular generation dies out, Life as we know it will change forever. To any person his age reading this, please know that you are loved and appreciated, and you will definitely be missed one day!
😢
This man is so cool I wish I could be like him at his age what a great man GOD bless him
What humble and genuine man! God Bless you sir!!
At the music store I worked anyone could try out anything for as long as they wanted. We didn't breath down their necks, etc. while they used guitars and amps but the result was a cacaphony. We had this one old guy, though, named Spider who came in regularly and sat down and played for an hour or even more and this guy was a virtuoso so suddenly it was a concert and everyone else stopped playing to give this guy the room. We'd make requests. He could play anything. Amazing I'll never forget him. Too bad posting videos to the internet easily from a phone wasn't a thing back then. He would have been a sensation, as well.
Well, Bob on this very day, is still inspiring us older players that age is never an excuse for losing good chops! I am sure Bob must have been a wonderful mentor to those he came in contact with.
When you can play.. you play until you don’t have vital signs. That’s the great thing about music. Even after you leave this life… your music still lives on. Thank you Eddie.. thank you Les Paul.. thank you SRV!! Thank you so much Danny Gatton
Great musician. Keep playing your guitar Bob. You're an inspiration to others.
Wow !!!! What a guy !! Love & Respect from Scotland. Bob. You are the man. !!!! 👍🫶❤️🇺🇲🏴🏴
Cool, thanks for talking through his entire performance. I'll find the actual video elsewhere.
Way to go Bob keep playing the guitar it will keep you strong and happy and we all love you
He died
Reporters need to shut up and let us hear him PLAY 😂
There is still hope!
Hello Mr. Cliff 😊
And you never stopped running your yap the entire time he was playing...thanks!
This gentleman has been a guitarist for decades, of course he is a maestro.
Thank you, brother..when I can afford one that's what I'll do push it outside.. this is my 3rd week at woodworking and I only sold 1 Thang pray for us that it will pick up because i love doing this and thank you for all that you share that you come up with .. i got some really good ideas about some brid houses but can't figure out yet how to build them if but when i do if you like them i would send a video to you maybe you could help me get them out there.. if you're not too busy anywhy thank you again from a old mountain boy from Tennessee brother good bless
Mr. Bob has a technique even Hendrix would've worshipped! Bob is a fast picker!! His choice of guitar is great, a vintage Epiphone Riviera that needs no Varitone because of the brite mini humbuckers you can just use the one tone control for a wide tonal sweep.😊😊
No, he doesn't. You don't know what you're talking about.
Some people just have to screw up a great story.
The other commenter here hasn't a goddamned clue.
@@NoWayOut55 😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@kennyblackbird5674 Crashbox didn't know it, but he was actually referring to you.
@@eatsmylifeYT yeah, you guys are crap!
As a 93 yo beginer..its inspiring❤❤
Well done Bob. Love your layed back approach to all the hype. As I type this I realise your now strumming your sweet guitar in a better place. Thanks .🙂
Awesome keep on rocking my friend 🎸
Brilliant! Your RUclips channel is the best go to instructional / informative golf sense series ever!
He's amazing! Plays that good like it's the most natural thing in the world ~
Bob I am a musician as well and it's such a joy to watch you perform thank you for sharing peace ☮️ and love 💞 my friend 😎🎵🎶😎
It's just nice to experience something like that. Thanks for sharing guys.
You go, Bob!. Keep on playing! sounds great 👍
Bob did a Randall Workshop me in 1980, he was an absolutely fantastic player, and a genuinely nice guy.
Awesome..my new goal ...be playing at 81..lol..not that far away.....this is priceless..cool playing thanks for this..RIP Mr.Wood
We love you Bob here in Kentucky may God Continue To Bless You! ♡
Young guitar player doesn't forget how to play when he gets older. Wow, such a shock.
BLESS YOU BOB
Truly Awesome thanks for sharing
Wonderful… Keep on rocking mate
Great Story..🥁😎🥁..
That's awesome rock on Bob 🤘😎👍
Age is NOT just a number.
If it was, some of us would live forever.
Hello 😊
....i am 57 and feel like 56 when i'm playin'.... it keeps young !🎉
Music always keeps anyone feeling YOUNG! 😊
God Bless this man❤️
Love the fact he’s self taught!! And can really play!
I am watching this from Estepona Spain at 12:41 am. Unreal and very impressed
AS LIFELONG MUSICIANS WHO LOVE WHAT WE DO. WE KNOW WE DON'T HAVE TO BE EDDY VANHALEN OR RAUL REKOW TO BE GREAT MUSICIANS. WE JUST HAVE TO BE TOTALLY PASSIONATE ABOUT OUR INSTRUMENTS !!!
Shhh…
@normlar, my goal is to simply just be myself. Besides, it's the only person I can be.
He was just as fluent as they were too!!
Awesome young fella
Hi Mr. William 😊
What a phenomenal musician.
I have read that playing an instrument into one’s old age keeps the brain from silting up? Dunno if it’s true, I’m 71 and been at it since 1963. Still got a LOT to learn!! Bless Bob and maybe jam with him soon!!
I can tell you for certain that this gentleman has never made the mistake of quitting for an extended period of time and then starting up again. I did this and at the age (then) of 67, I had completely lost the mind/muscle connection that's necessary to play. I knew what I wanted to do but my hand wasn't listening.
"Nashville cats been playing since they babies..." John B. Sebastian.
@@JoeKoOhNo I saw John Sébastien in concert at the Merriweather Post Pavillion in 1969 along with my younger brother. I can't recall a thing about the concert except that he was complaining about a cold that was keeping him from performing as well as he could. I thought he sounded fine.
There are players who have quit for extended periods. Peter Green was one.
@@Wichitan I'm sure there are plenty. I'm sure that in my case, a layoff of over 30 years was most of the problem. Only myself to blame.
I quit for 14 years and did not think I would ever pick it up again. To my great surprise I started playing again about 2 years ago - different type of guitar, a different type of music that's better suited for me, and I'm playing better than ever now.