The US have so many truly incredible players. You can feel it's a deep rooted culture of country and blues-rock! Johnny Hiland is such a monster player, I don't know if people understand how hard it is to play like that with such ease... anyway all the musicians here are top of the game! Greetings from France!
I am an old-school Rock guitarist. I got my chop's studying Ritchie Blackmore ,Eddie Van Halen .. Jimmy Page...etc. ... never a fan of country although I did like some rockabilly... I have to say I get so much pleasure and excitement watching Johnny Hiland Jam. he is just as talented and intuitive as any guitar player I have ever admired. He has inspired me to step outside of my box and try something different. I fail miserably most of the time but the journey certainly is fun
I’m a blues rock player myself, and I like to do that too. Ive been playing a with a country guy and trying to find more ways to incorporate the two styles together has been fun and a learning experience for sure.
Ditto - Johnnys "Ten Gallon Hat Guitar" is the only instructional course I've ever bought. I'm a professional in my own regard, but Johnny, just like you said, encouraged me to get outside of my box, and myself. Takes a real helluva guy to do that for other guitar players.
Intuition. And. Eases. His way And can turn the. Juice up as little or as much. As. Foots the bill Keeping a cool attitude and indifference to exactly how it's going to sound at the same time. Always remaining vigilante to. The particular sensibility the music is. Demanding Johnny is clearly the best and least odious. But rather a humble and. Easy going. Forward. Attitude counts for a fu¢k ton. Attitude staying as positive as possible. About and during music play
Johnny is off the scale. The kind of playing you can only hope to get when you starting playing at 2, have endless drive for it and are probably blessed by whatever higher power there is regardless !!
Ron Shawver not necessarily shown in this video, but Mike Durham has one of the cleanest classic tele tones around. His tele makes Hiland's musicman guitar sound thin like a $100 China special.
I have no idea why anybody would ever click "Dislike" to this video. I'm sitting here at work on Friday at 1:30 pm, scheduled to get off work at 2 pm, and it feels like I can't wait. I just happened to click on this while looking for something else, and there I went. Awesome. Grinning from ear to ear here, rocking in my computer chair, and tapping both feet :D
This is brilliant. I especially like Brent Mason's smile every time Johnny cuts a solo - like he recognises a fellow genius at work. Absolutely stellar playing from the whole band - I wish I had been there to see this.
Just phenomenal guitarists and musicians! Wish I would have been there! I would go to see them play anywhere, anytime! Thank you so much for posting this!!
Use to catch Brent in the 80s at the Stagecoach Inn Murfreesboro Rd. In Nashville. They played 7 nights a week. He's such a legend...and that Johnny guy...wow!!
O boy. Here i am in England. I have been playing for 60 years and i look at your American guitar players, whatever the bag, with enormous respect and awe. These 3 are furst among equals...the guy on the right pulled that jazz solo out of the air for his last solo, complete contrast to everything he and the others had done. Beautiful work. Wish I'd have been there
I had my mind blown about 10 years ago at the NAMM show when I was picking up strings and Johnny Hiland was just sitting and chilling and playing Godly music while people came and went. Oh don’t get me wrong, there were folks actively listening and responding. But it was so effortless. I’ll never forget that. What can you say that hasn’t been said about Brent. And he deserves every good word he gets. A true guitar hero and a gent to boot.
I've played guitar for over 40 yrs. I love rock and blues , but have always thought this type of playing takes more talent and taste than any other style.
Not just great pickin but shows Johnny’s respectful character as well. He wanted to leash hell on them strings but he kept his cool and respectful of the other players. Johnny is best
I don't know who could have thumbed down this vid. Obviously people who can't play. Thanks for the post! This was incredible! Absolutely jaw dropping incredible!
I would NOT hit the down thumb for this performance but I would not buy the record. I try to play guitar but if I practice for 137 years every day, there is not even a slim chance that I would share a stage with these guys. They're virtuoso's of course. But their rapid fire style of playing is a huge quantity of racket. They're practically shredding through their songs. More racket than music. That said, if I had the ability to play a guitar like them, I'd do so with a heart full of thanks for the gift I was born with. But I would look into making less racket and more music.
@@levondarratt787 Brent Mason was born July 13, 1959. He is 62 years old right now, here in Nov 2021. He was in his 30's when he was making KILLER country music in the 90's.
Fastguitars Johnny is a great picker but Brent was the best...not by much..lol. Don't forget Brent can also play anything Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed have ever put out..that's why he's one of the few tele players that pick with a thumb pick.
Fastguitars Johnny is a great picker but Brent was the best...not by much..lol. Don't forget Brent can also play anything Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed have ever put out..that's why he's one of the few tele players that pick with a thumb pick.
Brent Mason..one of the original sick Nashville pickers who paved the way for countless others. When I first heard "Pick it Apart' on Marc O'Connor's 'The New Nashville Cats' album, my jaw dropped on Brent's solo. Ridiculous.
jeroen R me too. I watch this every once in awhile and it always blows me away and brings a smile to my face. This is just one of those special clips that makes me glad that we live in an age where people can record something like this and show it to others on RUclips to share that experience.
Thom I had a real bad day and you just turned it around! Nice video! To Brent and Johnny and everyone else ...A Huge Thank You for a great show!! Respect
Giant of guitars tutti quanti.Johnny hilland mi spaventa, non ho mai sentito nè visto un musicista oosì bravo..conoscevo albert lee steve trovato, ma quì con lui siamo oltre l'inimmaginabile.Country guitarsman heroes.Troppo virtuosi...imprendibili.Thanks for this video
I've been playing rock guitar for about 32 years and I'd put myself at a level these guys were after about 6weeks of playing. This stuff is truly mind blowing to listen to these guys. The precision and clarity is unreal.
Man I sure would have LOVED To Have gotten in on that round!, That's the kind of chicken picking I was raised on! Born & bread in Texas. Home base oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, And Louisiana! And Let's not forget, Nashville!! Kenny Brannan And Southern Drive Said That Y'all!! God Bless!
Wow! Did you see Brent go behind the nut and give that harmonic note some vibrato at 2:56?!? That was perfection buddy! I'm always too afraid if I do that my guitar will go out of tune for the rest of the song. I guess I could do a bend on that string, immediately after the trick, to pull it back into pitch?
Steve Piticco I sure would LOVE to see you right there with them Steve. Us Americans don't get to see enough of your great playing, you're definitely a full fledged member of the elites.
Steve Piticco - Hi Steve, it’s Réal. I agree, you’re in these gentlemen’s league absolutely- man that was some crazy tele- shred axe-travaganza wasn’t it!!🎸😎😜
+James Taylor - I'm all over the map with my interests in styles (master of none) but if I was given a chance to pick only one that I could be that good at this stuff is were I'd be.
Every once in awhile, as I'm trudging through RUclips videos, I am blessed enough to stumble into something as brilliant as this. Thanks for posting, Made my weekend!
That's about right. VERY good, but not something to write home about. How many came back to watch it again? Not me. People can be TOO enthusiastic about music in comments. Anyone else not get it about the non-stop "Billy Strings" bombardment on the internet? Not impressed with the tattoos that need to be shown all the time, every shirt is selected to say, "By the way? Have you seen my unique tattoos lately? I'm SO cool! I'd prefer to listen to every single artist featured on Bresh digital TV before listening to the kids try to sound 50 years older. Even Molly Tuttle, who is SUCH a burner doesn't have the soul that I love with the older, fatter, less pretty to look at players. How approachable can the "good bye girls" be, anyway? I thought you were supposed to say "Hello"?
@@darrendix5163 You seem to be trying to compare apples to oranges. Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle are great at their craft and shouldn't be compared to electric chicken pickin' players like these. Is there a need to slam one art form in order for you to have gratification? I bet Molly does things on acoustic that Brent or Johnny couldn't do. I can't out-pick any of them so I just enjoy all of it. Tommy Emmanuel digs Billy Strings so I'll go with his opinion. Just sayin'
Perhaps not exactly an 'average' night, but Nashville is certainly an amazing place to hear day and night, top notch music in a huge number of walk-in venues. Probably no other town quite like it.
johnnys sound is a little subdued compared to brent and the other guitarist because he is humble person, not trying to steal the spotlight, he knows its brents gig. they are all great pickers!
I think you're right on that. He was being the unobtrusive guest until Brent Mason started to prod him and coaxed a little grin out of him, and then it was away to the races.
The US have so many truly incredible players.
You can feel it's a deep rooted culture of country and blues-rock!
Johnny Hiland is such a monster player, I don't know if people understand how hard it is to play like that with such ease... anyway all the musicians here are top of the game! Greetings from France!
Hiland and Mason together?! How did the universe not implode from the awesomeness?!?!
Brent plays at Acme in Nashville every now and then and Johnny plays at 3rd sometimes ive seen them both!
I am an old-school Rock guitarist. I got my chop's studying Ritchie Blackmore ,Eddie Van Halen .. Jimmy Page...etc. ... never a fan of country although I did like some rockabilly... I have to say I get so much pleasure and excitement watching Johnny Hiland Jam. he is just as talented and intuitive as any guitar player I have ever admired. He has inspired me to step outside of my box and try something different. I fail miserably most of the time but the journey certainly is fun
Ditto from another rock and blues player who has just ordered a Tele. (Gonna learn to Really Play!)
I’m a blues rock player myself, and I like to do that too. Ive been playing a with a country guy and trying to find more ways to incorporate the two styles together has been fun and a learning experience for sure.
Ditto - Johnnys "Ten Gallon Hat Guitar" is the only instructional course I've ever bought. I'm a professional in my own regard, but Johnny, just like you said, encouraged me to get outside of my box, and myself. Takes a real helluva guy to do that for other guitar players.
you can tell brent enjoys sitting back and letting the alpha take over and rip lol
Keep on truckin.
This is a great clip to watch when you're feeling cocky. Humbles you quick.
+Will Ledger Yes sir I was always told if think your best at anything you just haven't looked around.These guys have done this before LOL.
Right. I'm sure a chit talker like yourself would play circles around these jokers. You should rush out and get your record deal. You earned it.
EXCELLENT point.
There's plenty of emotion here. You may not be able to listen and comprehend that fast is all.
just makes me more cocky
I've been playing for more than 45 years...and these guys make me want to *TAKE UP CHECKERS* .
Set em up, Chess is way over my head too.
Me too LOL
After watching this and nearly 50 years of playing guitar....I give up! 🙂
Out of the 3 guitarists, Johnny Hiland just seems to have the best "time". He destroys the pocket, unreal.
yeah, his groove is preposterous
He's always reaching for something new built on everything he knows. A killer attribute for a player.
Yeah he’s literally my favorite guitarist of all time
Intuition. And. Eases. His way
And can turn the. Juice up as little or as much. As. Foots the bill
Keeping a cool attitude and indifference to exactly how it's going to sound at the same time. Always remaining vigilante to. The particular sensibility the music is. Demanding
Johnny is clearly the best and least odious. But rather a humble and. Easy going. Forward. Attitude counts for a fu¢k ton.
Attitude staying as positive as possible. About and during music play
@@WeAreNotAmused Are you.
William.
Shatner?
Those guys aren’t even breaking a sweat.😂 Insanely hot stuff.
Drummer absolutely ruled. Drove this so hard, beat never let up.
Amazing!! I just discovered these guys 3 years ago. Brings joy to this ole jade heart!
I swear every time I think I've seen Johnny's coolest lick, he whips out a few more that blow me away all over again. Pure genius.
Johnny is off the scale. The kind of playing you can only hope to get when you starting playing at 2, have endless drive for it and are probably blessed by whatever higher power there is regardless !!
Two of the best to ever play a guitar right there 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Good Lord!!!! That was AMAZING!!!! And exactly what today's country music is missing!!!
Better give that drummer and bass some credit mon they are solid
Johnny & Brent are brilliant. And how about a little love for the other great guitar player up on the stage - Mike Dunham!
Mike's certainly no slouch.
Ron Shawver not necessarily shown in this video, but Mike Durham has one of the cleanest classic tele tones around. His tele makes Hiland's musicman guitar sound thin like a $100 China special.
Ashley Weeks Not so much the guitar, but you never know what amp Johnny will have on any given day. Mike knows tone though!
Mike Johnson
no slouch by any means but there are levels to this shit!
I have no idea why anybody would ever click "Dislike" to this video. I'm sitting here at work on Friday at 1:30 pm, scheduled to get off work at 2 pm, and it feels like I can't wait. I just happened to click on this while looking for something else, and there I went. Awesome. Grinning from ear to ear here, rocking in my computer chair, and tapping both feet :D
This is brilliant. I especially like Brent Mason's smile every time Johnny cuts a solo - like he recognises a fellow genius at work. Absolutely stellar playing from the whole band - I wish I had been there to see this.
I love it when a master musician admires another. Ask any one of them...that's what inspires them and keeps them going.
At onee point Brent just shook his head and said "can you believe this" as Johnnie took over.
Respect to the other duelist. Jamming against another skilled player makes you sound better. Two way street. I love matching up.
For one to appreciate how amazing Johnny is, it’s good to first to know how great Brent is and then see him react to Johnny.
The more I listen to johnny the more impressed I am super clean and knows when to back out.
Someone in comments said this already, but Johnny is SEAMLESS. That's why it's so easy and enjoyable to listen to him play
Thank you for the 5+ minute smile.
Just phenomenal guitarists and musicians! Wish I would have been there! I would go to see them play anywhere, anytime! Thank you so much for posting this!!
Johnny's lick at 3:55 is so damn genius... Can't get enough of it!
Chris Basden 4:08-4:18 had me questioning everything in life; I had to watch it over and over.
Glide Consulting well, the way uses them to set up his hot kick is just delicious.
Use to catch Brent in the 80s at the Stagecoach Inn Murfreesboro Rd. In Nashville. They played 7 nights a week. He's such a legend...and that Johnny guy...wow!!
Good Golly. I don't know whether this makes me want to go jam or just put down my guitar forever and cry. Amazing.
I go to the jam... I have only one mindset.
O boy. Here i am in England. I have been playing for 60 years and i look at your American guitar players, whatever the bag, with enormous respect and awe. These 3 are furst among equals...the guy on the right pulled that jazz solo out of the air for his last solo, complete contrast to everything he and the others had done. Beautiful work. Wish I'd have been there
I had my mind blown about 10 years ago at the NAMM show when I was picking up strings and Johnny Hiland was just sitting and chilling and playing Godly music while people came and went. Oh don’t get me wrong, there were folks actively listening and responding. But it was so effortless. I’ll never forget that.
What can you say that hasn’t been said about Brent. And he deserves every good word he gets. A true guitar hero and a gent to boot.
awesome job guys, I miss you all, it just can't get any better, thank you for for sharing this dear Thom you rock too.
+Paco Pascual i've just noticed that Sparkle FX at 7:00 well done hahaha so awesome
I love telecasters to.i have one and I do play
I love good country picking if. Anyone can not stand this kind of picking they need to get out of the heat smoke them.guitar strings up fellows
I'm a rock, metal and jazz player,
but these gentlemen are brilliant,
12 bar blues at it's best.
I could listen to it all day, Brilliant..
I've played guitar for over 40 yrs.
I love rock and blues , but have always thought this type of playing takes more talent and taste than any other style.
@@foylebutler8952 no type of playing takes more taste or talent. music is music.
@@vanguard4065 thats what you say.
@@vanguard4065 Commitment. Is the difference.
@@foylebutler8952 so you say
I have never ever before witnessed such a thing. Absolutely jaw dropping.
Not just great pickin but shows Johnny’s respectful character as well. He wanted to leash hell on them strings but he kept his cool and respectful of the other players. Johnny is best
Help! Help! I cant stop listening.Love this jammin! Thanks for sharing.
I don't know who could have thumbed down this vid. Obviously people who can't play. Thanks for the post! This was incredible! Absolutely jaw dropping incredible!
Johnny himself probably, so humble
I don't know Johnny, but he is an awesome player
Evidently 97 idiots so far!
Agree, can't believe the thumbs down, either jealous or can't play or don't understand music.
I would NOT hit the down thumb for this performance but I would not buy the record. I try to play guitar but if I practice for 137 years every day, there is not even a slim chance that I would share a stage with these guys. They're virtuoso's of course. But their rapid fire style of playing is a huge quantity of racket. They're practically shredding through their songs. More racket than music. That said, if I had the ability to play a guitar like them, I'd do so with a heart full of thanks for the gift I was born with. But I would look into making less racket and more music.
I'm just grateful Thom was generous enough to share this with us.
This is how the biggest guitar guns in country do it! Pure joy!
Johnnys looking at these guys sayin....what ever dude..watch this!!! Hahhahaahahahh . great upload..thank you
Thanks for sharing this it! What a treat! Mason is responsible for most of the guitar sounds of the golden years of County ... the 1990's
Whew!!! The 90's???
NOTHING,,, NOTHING beats the Willie,Waylon, Hank Jr., and SHAVER years... (OK,,, Shaver .. THE BAND was 90's!!!)
@@jpb1231000 I'm so glad i can't remember much of the 90's.
really? Seems like a young guy in his 30ie....he was like 15 then?
@@levondarratt787 Brent Mason was born July 13, 1959. He is 62 years old right now, here in Nov 2021. He was in his 30's when he was making KILLER country music in the 90's.
You should hear this new guys, countries finally getting good now! Computers fixed everything
I could watch n listen to this all day!
JH’s timing is bloody second to none! The syncopation introduced in his runs are wizardly and found almost nowhere else.
Thank you for sharing!! 🔥
Johnny destroys all, again.
He IS the best.
Man Brent did some work too, he's right there (if not better) with Johnny.
They're all 3 great, but Brent has the licks that pay. $$$$ Johnny's fingers can fly though.
Fastguitars.... true Johnny is out there, and you kind of feel Bret knows it
Fastguitars Johnny is a great picker but Brent was the best...not by much..lol. Don't forget Brent can also play anything Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed have ever put out..that's why he's one of the few tele players that pick with a thumb pick.
Fastguitars Johnny is a great picker but Brent was the best...not by much..lol. Don't forget Brent can also play anything Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed have ever put out..that's why he's one of the few tele players that pick with a thumb pick.
Brent Mason..one of the original sick Nashville pickers who paved the way for countless others. When I first heard "Pick it Apart' on Marc O'Connor's 'The New Nashville Cats' album, my jaw dropped on Brent's solo. Ridiculous.
Johnny is truly the master. Been amazed by him at every NAMM show for a quarter century!
Love this! Thanks for holding the Iphone so steady!
Johnny Hiland for President.
I didn't know Johnny Highland was that good.. I might have a new fav country picker
ive watched this video maybe 15 times in the last 3 years. true inspirations
jeroen R me too. I watch this every once in awhile and it always blows me away and brings a smile to my face. This is just one of those special clips that makes me glad that we live in an age where people can record something like this and show it to others on RUclips to share that experience.
excellent gents !
Johnny is just seamless....love to watch him play.
Dennis Cameron and Brent knew he was takin it to him.
Good Lord! They Spankin' Them Teles! Great Video Thom, awesome job brother! We love you and those guys too!
For the aspiring guitarists out here, there is so much to learn from these amazing players. Watching Bent’s picking and strumming hand is fascinating
Most people do not realize how elite all those guys on stage are. Probably the best collection of country players in the world.
Thom I had a real bad day and you just turned it around! Nice video! To Brent and Johnny and everyone else ...A Huge Thank You for a great show!! Respect
Giant of guitars tutti quanti.Johnny hilland mi spaventa, non ho mai sentito nè visto un musicista oosì bravo..conoscevo albert lee steve trovato, ma quì con lui siamo oltre l'inimmaginabile.Country guitarsman heroes.Troppo virtuosi...imprendibili.Thanks for this video
Brent Mason is my hero man...I love his Wampler pedal, I use it for every show I play.
I've been playing rock guitar for about 32 years and I'd put myself at a level these guys were after about 6weeks of playing. This stuff is truly mind blowing to listen to these guys. The precision and clarity is unreal.
seriously Bresh.. you have the best inside videos
Two amazing guitar players! Thank you.
Sweet mother of God, that was something else :))
Brilliant performance that extraordinary guitar players, thx so much to post video.God bless all like this song.
Thrilling. I'd love to hear these guys do Jerry Reed's "Guitar Man" in this style.
You’re a lucky dude to see this live!
YES!!! If you are a Hiland fan fun starts at 3:55 - - GO JOHNNY!!!
Man I sure would have LOVED To Have gotten in on that round!, That's the kind of chicken picking I was raised on! Born & bread in Texas. Home base oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, And Louisiana! And Let's not forget, Nashville!! Kenny Brannan And Southern Drive Said That Y'all!! God Bless!
Wow! Did you see Brent go behind the nut and give that harmonic note some vibrato at 2:56?!? That was perfection buddy! I'm always too afraid if I do that my guitar will go out of tune for the rest of the song. I guess I could do a bend on that string, immediately after the trick, to pull it back into pitch?
And the winner is....Me because I found this great video - thanks.
These guys just love to play. They never seek fame cause they don't have to. Fame is just part of the game for them.
So amazing!!
Thnx for sharing..
Excellant Inspiration!!!
Mind blown..
Well done & Excellent you guys!! :)
Steve Piticco
Steve Piticco I sure would LOVE to see you right there with them Steve. Us Americans don't get to see enough of your great playing, you're definitely a full fledged member of the elites.
Hey!! Found you on here last year. Absolutely love your pickin!! Bought one of those boss me's because of you. Chew tobacco chew :)
Steve Piticco - Hi Steve, it’s Réal. I agree, you’re in these gentlemen’s league absolutely- man that was some crazy tele- shred axe-travaganza wasn’t it!!🎸😎😜
Cutting heads country style, I lived in Murfreesboro, will definitely have to visit soon❤
It don't get no better than that!!!
Genre defined in this jam. Top shelf members only vip legends just made an eternal masterpiece for humanity.
Country music was born out of the blues.
This proves that.
Part of it definitely was.
All three of these guys are great! Danny must be looking down and smiling. Thanks for the video!
Now that is what I call real music.
+James Taylor - I'm all over the map with my interests in styles (master of none) but if I was given a chance to pick only one that I could be that good at this stuff is were I'd be.
Man that was just awesome. Those guys can really play. Just amazing. Thanks for posting this video and thank you RUclips too. Real Country Music....
1:11 I love this solo so much.
Great! Played there too.....sad that it closed up.
"There's always somebody better than you."
I bet nobody says that to Johnny Hiland.
Danny Gatton.
Roy Buchanan disagrees
Every once in awhile, as I'm trudging through RUclips videos, I am blessed enough to stumble into something as brilliant as this. Thanks for posting, Made my weekend!
Just ridiculously incredible...everyone playing. Thank you Lord for letting us experience their talent
I Really enjoyed this!
So did everyone else that lives near me!
Well I sure hope these kids stick with it...I think they can make it in the biz :-)
Great vid thanks for capturing it Bresh. Man I needed that!!!
I've been playing for 50 years makes me want to take up needle point !
these fellers are fantastic !
As a rock guy, I got to say, this is great stuff.
It's no wonder Alan Jackson used Brent Mason on so many of his recordings. Fantastic picker.
Breathtaking !!🤟😎
just an average weeknight in Nashville.
That's about right. VERY good, but not something to write home about. How many came back to watch it again? Not me. People can be TOO enthusiastic about music in comments. Anyone else not get it about the non-stop "Billy Strings" bombardment on the internet? Not impressed with the tattoos that need to be shown all the time, every shirt is selected to say, "By the way? Have you seen my unique tattoos lately? I'm SO cool! I'd prefer to listen to every single artist featured on Bresh digital TV before listening to the kids try to sound 50 years older. Even Molly Tuttle, who is SUCH a burner doesn't have the soul that I love with the older, fatter, less pretty to look at players. How approachable can the "good bye girls" be, anyway? I thought you were supposed to say "Hello"?
@@darrendix5163 You seem to be trying to compare apples to oranges. Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle are great at their craft and shouldn't be compared to electric chicken pickin' players like these. Is there a need to slam one art form in order for you to have gratification? I bet Molly does things on acoustic that Brent or Johnny couldn't do. I can't out-pick any of them so I just enjoy all of it. Tommy Emmanuel digs Billy Strings so I'll go with his opinion. Just sayin'
Perhaps not exactly an 'average' night, but Nashville is certainly an amazing place to hear day and night, top notch music in a huge number of walk-in venues. Probably no other town quite like it.
Hey Brushman! I been watchin thos clip over and over fir 5 years or so. Still turns me on too! Pure Magic!!!! Thank you for postin this!!!👍
no one can touch johny....
go johny
youre the best in the planet
Dear God! It doesn't ever get any better than this.
their are all great , but the bass player is superb.............he keeps his straight lines super...............
+William MacVaine I'm a little bummed that he's actually behind the amps. He is great and doesn't seem to care...just loving playing :)
As a gigging bass player myself, I support your comment!.
these are two of the best guitarist you'll ever see. Johnny is legally blind that makes it so amazing.
These two guys are both from a different unoverse. What kills me is how effortless they make it look. Chickin' pickin' is really hard to master.
I can watch this all day
Know something'?...these 3 guys got "potential"!
Simply amazing!
Johnny is one of the most fluid pickers out there. He just doesn't know how great he is.
Man I would have loved to have been here for this!!
johnnys sound is a little subdued compared to brent and the other guitarist because he is humble person, not trying to steal the spotlight, he knows its brents gig. they are all great pickers!
that is right and respect
I think you're right on that. He was being the unobtrusive guest until Brent Mason started to prod him and coaxed a little grin out of him, and then it was away to the races.
Actually, it's because it's being recorded on an i phone and Tom is standing to the right and getting better volume from Brent And John.
Good observation, you must be a player yourself.