@joeylandrethmusic (only if you have time and dont mind sharing, could you ellaborate on these setting questions I had :) Thank you so much! ) @28:22 you state you turn up the mix all the way, but I feel like something else is happening here (Shallow Water). You make your guitar sound like a fretless bass. I would love to know what settings you are changing. The frame that shows the pedal is before you make the change. You do the same thing w the ring mod, and I know the Freq knob will have to be "tuned" based on what you are playing, but would love to know what settings you ended up at to get the tone you did at @30:07. I know you are using the volume for the swells, but would love to know what you changed, because the frame of the pedal shot is clearly not the settings you changed. I ended up buying both the Randy revenge and the shallow water to hopefully try to get the sounds you are getting, but am coming up quite short :(. I feel like this was a missed opportunity in this rig run down. I would love to steal these tones from you LOL Thanks again!
I just want to send some love to John Bohlinger as a great interviewer. His positive and friendly energy is a shining light in a dark sea of gear negativity talk haha.
What an awesome surprise to hear a shout out to Champagne James! He played a with band called Run With the Kittens who used to do a monthly gig in Guelph, Ontario.
I was just getting into Harmonic Tremolo, after being a Uni Vibe user, for years, when I first found Joey Landreth. He gets some of the greatest modulation tones, I’ve ever heard, and it helped me find more uses for the Harmonic/Bias Trem pedal, that I have. I got the Subdecay Vagabond, because it has an attack feature, where the speed gets faster with pick attack, and slows as the volume settles, or vice versa. Ended up using the Bias a lot more than I thought I would, and with just a little bit of phaser(slow speed/depth barely up) in front of it, it makes some great tones.
these are some of the most epic tones on Premier Guitar. Joey is certainly a very deeeeep cat, I could listen to him playing all day long! I also feel like Joey has been listening to some Julian Lage, recently!
john bolinger is my favorite interviewer i think because of those jokes he tells that tetnis shot joke everytime old strings are brought up lmao i mean this in the best way possible
All I could hear was the amazing sound coming from your ax! You just earned a new fan. Shame on me for not hearing of you before today, but thank you PG for bringing your music to me.
Oh man, for me one of the biggest bombs in this interview was that @joeylandrethmusic finally confirmed that his Bloomfield Drive was customized some. I've had a Bloomfield for a while and it never quite did what his seemed to do (his always seemed to have more gain). It's good to hear I'm not crazy or my ears are broken. 😆
When I listen to this, I hear 2 basic types of sounds that I love the most myself. I hear GIANT CHURCH ORGAN SOUNDS, then I hear that classic Brown Deluxe Z.Z. TOP sound as well. Both are just killer sounds that anyone my age (45,) should have been etched into your minds like mine I hope. Just classic sounds & the 1st 1, the church organ sound. You just don't expect to hear coming from a guitar amp. Which is what I believe makes it so much more wonderful. Thank you Joey for sharing. Have a great time playing.
Super great to see and hear Joey on PG. Seen the band twice in Glasgow, met him and his brother Dave…so so nice and amazing band…. And everybody definitely check Champagne James Robertson…gorgeous
I saw Joey in St Albert last year, and fell in love with their sound. I was so pumped they played at Crossroads 2023 in LA. What do they feed these musicians in Winnipeg? Look forward to seeing them again, if Edmonton can be on his list of stops. Love the Bros..
What a great time! Joey is awesome (so creative). But John makes these things. John, you are so positive, enthusiastic. You smiled thru the entire video. I think you could even make a hack like me sound good and be encouraged. If you ever want to do something like that, let me know:)
Jon used the same "tetanus" joke when doing the run down with Khruangbin. It was funny because Mark explained that Laura Lee's bass was "so clean" and Jon was shocked that his joke fell flat. Joey ran with it this time. I really enjoy watching both these guys together. Joey is so great at interviews. Jon is awesome too. I always enjoy how he brings such great energy and enthusiasm.
So, the spring before COVID, Joey came to town. I met up with him at the afternoon sound check to give him a one-of-a-kind pedal I had built that I thought he might like. We chatted for a bit and I made mention, in passing, of the red Mulecaster with the triple palm-pedal. I had only ever seen a triple in the flesh once in my life before then. In 1982, the late great Ted McCarty, of all people, who was president of Bigsby at the time, gave me a tour of the facility and started pulling these gorgeous gleaming gold palm-pedals off the shelf to show me, like a kid eager to show you the neat stuff he got for Christmas. Joey said "Here, you wanna try it?" and handed me the Mulecaster. It was, in a word, unplayable. Why? Because he strung it with .019-.063 strings. Tuned down a half or full-step, yes, but my callouses aren't THAT hard. And keep in mind he not only plays slide on that, but he frets *and* bends strings on it too. I joke with my wife that if I ever have a pickle jar that I simply can't get open, I know who to call. That fella's hand are *STRONG* .
John, this video is with Joey is just awesome his playing is just the best of the best and I love all the great tones and crazy good note choices just a great and gifted artist!!!
Love the sounds ,looking forward to hearing some of the music . Especially love that Novo the tone the checking and the unusual sunburst are beautiful 🎉 Another great RR!👍🙏🙌🫶
I’m no physicist but I’ve read tuning thicker strings can be problematic because the effective vibrating length isn’t quite as long as the measured length of the string compared to thinner, more flexible strings played the same way. The string apparently acts more like a rod close to the anchor points.
That’s correct. Dan, of MojoAxe, was the guy behind helping us out and modifying his standard compensated wraptail CAD file, to work specifically for Joey’s heavy string gauge, wound 3rd, Open C tuning. Game changing.
Unbelievable to hear his band live. If you think it sounds good on RUclips, you have to go. His whole band are masters of dynamics and control. They work together like lemon and garlic.
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Thanks for being an enthusiastic guest and spending so much time with the Rig Rundown crew!
@joeylandrethmusic (only if you have time and dont mind sharing, could you ellaborate on these setting questions I had :) Thank you so much! ) @28:22 you state you turn up the mix all the way, but I feel like something else is happening here (Shallow Water). You make your guitar sound like a fretless bass. I would love to know what settings you are changing. The frame that shows the pedal is before you make the change.
You do the same thing w the ring mod, and I know the Freq knob will have to be "tuned" based on what you are playing, but would love to know what settings you ended up at to get the tone you did at @30:07. I know you are using the volume for the swells, but would love to know what you changed, because the frame of the pedal shot is clearly not the settings you changed.
I ended up buying both the Randy revenge and the shallow water to hopefully try to get the sounds you are getting, but am coming up quite short :(. I feel like this was a missed opportunity in this rig run down. I would love to steal these tones from you LOL Thanks again!
John is Blessing as are you he is so personable
Well, back to TPS for that tremolo episode
Those tones on that episode and what he played are still my favorite guitar sounds. Ever.
Same. Such an emotional watch
Watching Dan AND Mick both have to step away throughout the episode to collect themselves gets me every time
I thought the same thing!
Can you give me a clue, what do you mean?
Can you put down a link maybe?
John loves this rundown more than any in a long time, and I completely agree. Joey is nuts and so awesome
ya man - the enthusiasm is authentic
I just want to send some love to John Bohlinger as a great interviewer. His positive and friendly energy is a shining light in a dark sea of gear negativity talk haha.
Exactly! He never just phones one in.
Man, Joey keeps on getting better and better. What a player, singer and composer! Great video!
Hell yeah, Joey Landreth is the best. He possesses incredible musicality while remaining a humble vessel.
Ron Ellis humbuckers are bright, clear, open, detailed, dimensional, and have great feel. No mud, no thud.
What an awesome surprise to hear a shout out to Champagne James! He played a with band called Run With the Kittens who used to do a monthly gig in Guelph, Ontario.
I was just getting into Harmonic Tremolo, after being a Uni Vibe user, for years, when I first found Joey Landreth.
He gets some of the greatest modulation tones, I’ve ever heard, and it helped me find more uses for the Harmonic/Bias Trem pedal, that I have.
I got the Subdecay Vagabond, because it has an attack feature, where the speed gets faster with pick attack, and slows as the volume settles, or vice versa. Ended up using the Bias a lot more than I thought I would, and with just a little bit of phaser(slow speed/depth barely up) in front of it, it makes some great tones.
Saw them in Austin. What a great concert.
these are some of the most epic tones on Premier Guitar. Joey is certainly a very deeeeep cat, I could listen to him playing all day long!
I also feel like Joey has been listening to some Julian Lage, recently!
What a charming chap Joey is! Great playing, great tones! And I think John particularly enjoyed this particular run down.
What a great sound. Clearly he has amazing ears.
Joey Landreth….what a great player.
Nice guy to boot.
What a sound. What a player. Wow. JB is loving this just as much as we are and it shows with his ear to ear grin
Most interesting and amazing guitarists of our times!
🎯
john bolinger is my favorite interviewer i think because of those jokes he tells that tetnis shot joke everytime old strings are brought up lmao i mean this in the best way possible
Man, Joey is a world class musician and seems super humble on top of it. Great rundown!
Joey is the best. Songwriter/singer/ripping player/tone maestro… was so cool when Bonnie Raitt picked up “made up mind”, well deserved recognition
Sorry, folks!! Had the worlds noisiest strap on the Novo. My lav mic was picking it up. That’s my fault!
Good to clarify!
Unbelievable...
HOW DARE YOU?! ❤️😉
Dude even your strap noise sounds incredible!
All I could hear was the amazing sound coming from your ax! You just earned a new fan. Shame on me for not hearing of you before today, but thank you PG for bringing your music to me.
Where’s the golden boy
I still very much love the GB but I’ve been on. Mike Landau kick and loving the SD9! It’ll make a reappearance!
Two Tall Guys Talking Tone, this was very pleasing!
Yes!! Been on the edge of my seat waiting for this ever since it was teased!! Joey is phenomenal as usual, and such a great interview from John!
Hope you enjoyed it!
Love it guys!!! Cheers, Eli
A few weeks back, I got lucky enough to be able to play and buy an amp from you guys… You are magicians! Thanks for your work.
Joey is the real deal. Tremendous talent. Always plays with other great musicians. If he comes around, don't miss the opportunity to go see him.
Oh man, for me one of the biggest bombs in this interview was that @joeylandrethmusic finally confirmed that his Bloomfield Drive was customized some. I've had a Bloomfield for a while and it never quite did what his seemed to do (his always seemed to have more gain). It's good to hear I'm not crazy or my ears are broken. 😆
Love that Generation Loss pedal.
Can you guys start making it a point to ask about what picks everyone is using please 🙏🏻
When I listen to this, I hear 2 basic types of sounds that I love the most myself. I hear GIANT CHURCH ORGAN SOUNDS, then I hear that classic Brown Deluxe Z.Z. TOP sound as well. Both are just killer sounds that anyone my age (45,) should have been etched into your minds like mine I hope. Just classic sounds & the 1st 1, the church organ sound. You just don't expect to hear coming from a guitar amp. Which is what I believe makes it so much more wonderful. Thank you Joey for sharing. Have a great time playing.
ONE OF US ONE OF US
Wonderful interview and great pedalboard Joey!!! 🔥🔥🔥
I just didn’t see your Golden Boy overdrive signature pedal by Jackson Audio…🤔🤔🤔
Super great to see and hear Joey on PG. Seen the band twice in Glasgow, met him and his brother Dave…so so nice and amazing band…. And everybody definitely check Champagne James Robertson…gorgeous
The dream guitar rig! Thanks PG
I think he meant Dan at Mojoaxe on the bridge.
6:11 why, in 28 years of playing guitar, have I never thought of doing this with my lead when swapping guitars?
Will say u guys have good taste in guests for rig rundown . Doesn't get much better than this .
I saw Joey in St Albert last year, and fell in love with their sound. I was so pumped they played at Crossroads 2023 in LA. What do they feed these musicians in Winnipeg? Look forward to seeing them again, if Edmonton can be on his list of stops. Love the Bros..
Dude! I can't wait to see the Bros in September in CO!
Been waiting for this one after seeing them live a few months ago! Hands down my favorite guitarist and always a source for sound exploration.
The sweetest tone!
What a great time! Joey is awesome (so creative). But John makes these things. John, you are so positive, enthusiastic. You smiled thru the entire video. I think you could even make a hack like me sound good and be encouraged. If you ever want to do something like that, let me know:)
One of the most inspiring guitarists alive.
That Pedal Show fans rejoice!
What a sonic master!
Fantastic episode! Relaxed and in-depth. Joey has such great tone.
i love this guy !
The best rundown I’ve seen. Brilliant players and entertaining people, both of them
Loved this one
This is guitar craft at its tastiest😋😋….
Jon used the same "tetanus" joke when doing the run down with Khruangbin. It was funny because Mark explained that Laura Lee's bass was "so clean" and Jon was shocked that his joke fell flat. Joey ran with it this time. I really enjoy watching both these guys together. Joey is so great at interviews. Jon is awesome too. I always enjoy how he brings such great energy and enthusiasm.
Excellent video! Joey, where is your Golden Boy overdrive signature by Jackson Audio? I didn't see it in your pedalboard...
Was thinking the same😅
Tried it, sold it and im a pedal horder.. just saying
This is so good. Joey is such an inspiring player and a great human.
One of the most brilliant guitar players alive today. Wow!
Great rundown!! Nobody plays like Joey.
Anyone know what guitar strap he's using? Looks like a leather one piece/cut to size.
Blue Bell Straps
Joey Landreth is a true original. A landmark player.
So, the spring before COVID, Joey came to town. I met up with him at the afternoon sound check to give him a one-of-a-kind pedal I had built that I thought he might like. We chatted for a bit and I made mention, in passing, of the red Mulecaster with the triple palm-pedal. I had only ever seen a triple in the flesh once in my life before then. In 1982, the late great Ted McCarty, of all people, who was president of Bigsby at the time, gave me a tour of the facility and started pulling these gorgeous gleaming gold palm-pedals off the shelf to show me, like a kid eager to show you the neat stuff he got for Christmas. Joey said "Here, you wanna try it?" and handed me the Mulecaster. It was, in a word, unplayable. Why? Because he strung it with .019-.063 strings. Tuned down a half or full-step, yes, but my callouses aren't THAT hard. And keep in mind he not only plays slide on that, but he frets *and* bends strings on it too. I joke with my wife that if I ever have a pickle jar that I simply can't get open, I know who to call. That fella's hand are *STRONG* .
Best ever 🎉
That was great. What a fantastic sound.
John, this video is with Joey is just awesome his playing is just the best of the best and I love all the great tones and crazy good note choices just a great and gifted artist!!!
Love the sounds ,looking forward to hearing some of the music .
Especially love that Novo the tone the checking and the unusual sunburst are beautiful 🎉
Another great RR!👍🙏🙌🫶
No signature Golden Boy OD?
28:22 god! that sound! it killing me! i love it! godang!
This is so great !
No goldenboy?
Joey is the best 😊
What a great player and cool guy. Keep on keepin on Joey, I’m here for it!!!
Can concur, that pedalboard is absolutely the equivalent of Thor’s Mjolnir 👍🏼
I’m no physicist but I’ve read tuning thicker strings can be problematic because the effective vibrating length isn’t quite as long as the measured length of the string compared to thinner, more flexible strings played the same way. The string apparently acts more like a rod close to the anchor points.
Love that guy
On the custom stop bar, Im sure he means mojoaxe, not mojotone
That’s correct. Dan, of MojoAxe, was the guy behind helping us out and modifying his standard compensated wraptail CAD file, to work specifically for Joey’s heavy string gauge, wound 3rd, Open C tuning. Game changing.
Good to see Joey bailed on the small board 😂
That novo sounds incredible
Finally! Joey needed one of these a long time ago!
Playing is too good 🔥
That metal guitar is cool cool cool
FINALLY!!
I'd love an instrumental album full of the kinds of stuff he played on that Novo.
I second that.
As usual John , a great interview and great player ... Thx
Sweetest guy imaginable. Glad to have seen him while he was down in Charlotte. Kickass live sound!
Happy 660.000 subscribers!
Dude's got my entire GAS list!
Damn homeboys good
I want joeys guitars!
Unbelievable to hear his band live. If you think it sounds good on RUclips, you have to go. His whole band are masters of dynamics and control. They work together like lemon and garlic.
I saw them in Ferndale Michigan and 100% agree.
Too kind! Thanks!
holy shit this is cool especially that tele wow
Fab. Would like to demo that amp…and the guitar. Heck, all of it.
21:57 FAB TONE! I like washy.
28:21 just alien level playing
Back to that wah/volume pedal he uses? Parametric filter plus volume pedal?
I am so going to regret not going to his recent show in my city…
I questioned my sanity and existence at 9:00 onwards
Dude, please come to Charlotte, NC!
Surprised he doesn't have a Golden Boy on the board
I love when Joey joked about spending all his money on gear. Guitar heroes: they’re just like us!
As soon Joey said too much Chewy all I could think of was Star Wars lol. We can never have too much Chewy now.
So the Gibson C&D also meant that Joey couldn't keep playing the p90 guitar? Is it a publicity thing?
Winterpeg!!!
JB and crew: any chance you are going to do Ryan Adams and the Cardinals next week when they play Ryman?